Governor Crawford urges restraint on state spending and tax reform
In his farewell address Governor Crawford urges lawmakers to limit new appropriations, hold expenditures within income, and repay warrants. He highlights capital building costs, the need for a non-partisan tax commission, improved public service taxation, and careful funding for education and charities while backing measures on railways, depots, and conservation.
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Review of the Week in South Dakota Legislature
South Dakota Legislature review highlights a rush of bills on opening day including deposits for state and county funds, a state Inebriate Bill, court and election official measures, and early Senate and House clerks appointments. Notable senate proposals include a 25 cent ten word message cap and penalties for charity mischief.
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Arizona Natural Bridge Described by Mining Engineer
Dwight B Woodbridge, a Du Mith mining engineer, visits a gigantic natural bridge in Arizona described as grander than Virginia’s. The span exceeds 200 feet across a Verde River branch, with a 180 foot wide, flat rock floor planted as a garden on the bridge. A meal grown in that garden was served. the site lies about 140 miles south of Jerome, accessible to travelers near the canyon.
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Dwight B Woodbridge
Rock Garden
Jorone
Iris
Intry Pass
Woodbridge
Wombeidge
Fenett
Virginia Bridge
Hie
Americ
Gold in All Colors Shapes Evening Attire
A historical description details gold’s varied hues and luxurious fabrics. The duxdlug colt on games and Wile blends with amber and orange shades, velvet textures, and diaphanous yellow veils. Gold gauze foundations create bold tissue or satin effects in Town and Country fashion.
City plans hospital expansion and tax real estate rise
Stockholm hospital Sandbatsberg will enlarge this year adding a ward for eye and ear diseases with about a quarter million crowns. Stockholm’s revived city tax rolls show real estate value at 324,386,505 crowns, five years since last listing, with a near 60 percent rise. A movement aims to curb busier fuel or tub manufacture, while Rigney Swann's pamphlet Think First Afterward was reduced to six months’ service and confiscated.
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Sandbatsberg
Stockholm
Iiste
Good Pay Short Hours Cottage Mystery
A visitor overhears neighbors boasting about a son who enjoys easy work and good pay. The mother defends him claiming the son’s routine includes errands and time to himself while his father supposedly toils, revealing tensions behind a comfortable home.
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