South Dakota Dairy Herd TB Findings Spark Regulation Debate
A statewide dairy cattle exam across South Dakota institutions reveals tuberculosis in several mobs raising calls for tighter dairy regulation. Tests identified diseased cows at the state penitentiary and the asylum for the insane, with some herds showing healthy animals too. The findings come as the state expands thoroughbred stock and faces higher milk and butter demand.
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South
Bu An
Animal Industry
Agricultural Department
Uth Dakota
J. Foster
Huron
Reau
State Penitentiary
Sioux Falls
Asylum For the Insane
Yankton
Institute Nor the
Gary
Reform School
Plankington
Institute For
Red Bold
Ington
Redfield
South Dakota
Nathan Strauss
Superintendents Meet in Pierre Declared Very Successful
A three day county superintendents session in Pierre drew participants from most counties except Roberts Hanson and suffalo due to illness. Visitors praised the program with discussions on daily school office matters and a practical manual training talk.
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Pierre
Roberts
Hanson
Suffalo
Whiting
Supreme Court
Astrad
Referendum Initiatives Push Two State Laws Backed
S. D. laws spark protests as petitions circulate to put two measures to voters. Chapter 107 would allow governor removal of county and local officers after a hearing for malfeasance or neglect. Chapter 211 aims to abolish the state board of embalmers, risking burial charges and shipment limits within and outside the state. Also notes land sale demand in Spink County and a $95,000 general fund warrant call, with $60,000 remaining outstanding.
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State Board of Embalmers
Spink County
Uesalox
Bogus boiler inspector fleece farmers near Watertown
Several farmers around Watertown were swindled by a man posing as state boiler inspector A F Smith who collected fees for engine inspections. One farmer paid $4 before discovering no such office exists and no state inspections are authorized. Smith was bound over to circuit court in $500 bond. Gen C H Englesby issued orders for the South Dakota National Guard to camp at Camp Campbell on Lake Kam on July 6.
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Watertown
A. F. Smith
Yarmers
Smith
C. H. Englesby
South Dakota
Campbell
Lake Kamon
Wins Bride and Town Lot in New Town of Bison
Hall first bridegroom in new town of Bison Perkins county. Boyd Hall son of Shock Hall of Bixby married Miss Nettie Parkpatrick of Ada, winning a valuable lot offered by George Carr of Bison as a prize for the groom.
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Hall
Bison
S. D. Boyd Hall
Shock Hall
Bixby
Perkins County
George Carr
Nettie pAirkpatrick
Ada
Icalpitas
Declared Dead by Court for Missing Alaska Man
Relatives of Richard Griffin, who vanished after going to Alaska ten years ago, appeared in Lead County Court to prove his death for probate. Griffin, once a resident of Tead, sent a letter in 1901 saying he was ill and needed money to return. Despite searches in Seattle and Alaskan towns, he was never found. his wife is dead and only a niece survives.
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Altough
Richard Griffin
Griffin
Alaska
Lead
Tead
Seattle
Alaskic
Hope
Frightening Indian Stray Man At Crow Creek Agency
Crow Creek Indian agency authorities are mystified by the identity of a strange demented man seen on the reservation for several days. He has shown no violence yet but could become dangerous and injure residents if not captured. It is suspected he may be an escaped inmate or a farmer driven insane.
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Crow Creek Indian Agency
Deadwood Board Abolishes Manual Training Next Year
The Deadwood school board by unanimous vote ends manual training in the district. Officials say the course is too costly for the results obtained and the time spent will be redirected to other studies.
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Deadwood
Western Union
Omaha
Referendum Petition On Electric Headlight Law Filed
W G Porter of Sioux Falls for Milwaukee road and A K Gardner of Huron for the North Western road filed the first referendum petition on last winter laws. The petition carries over twelve thousand names to refer the electric headlight law to the people at the next general election.
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Milwaukee
North-Western
W. G. Porter
Sioux Falls
Milwaukee Road
A. K. Gardner
Huron
North-Western Road
Alfalfa Planting Aimed West of the River
Local panels west of the river report a large acreage to be seeded to alfalfa this year. Experiments in the forage last year confirm it as a viable crop for that section and it will be a principal crop.
Modern Sapphira and the Regal Six Dollar Life
A quirky note hints at a figure famed for writing about frugal living and regal style. The remark places the author among others in a social setting, suggesting a literary circle or panel discussion.
Mining syndicate stock suit moves before Judge Taylor
The Candia Mining syndicate case, with Henry O Anderson named, concerns demurrer to the claim of fraud and low stock value. Nome Alaska properties are cited with value estimates from 3 to 10 million dollars. Key subscribers include A J Soule and G J Johnson of Denver each 626000 shares and Ole Brown of Minneapolis with 1 250 000 shares. Judge Taylor adjourned for opinion in a few days.
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Ole Brown
Minneapolis
Henry O. Anderson
Candia Mining Syndicate
Taylor
Chambers
Chicago
Huron
Nome
Alaska
A. J. Soule
G. J. Johnson
Hat
Denver
Commissioners Move County Seat to New Capital
In Perkins county a county seal contest is noted with Hi ron and L M Simons, attorney, in Pierre. Simons secured a haul of county records to Bison using five yoke of oxen as the move to the real seat, recalling old bull trains and Black Mills freight days.
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L. M. Simons
Hiron
Perkins County
Pierre
Blkon
Simons
Lamion
Bison
Black Mills
Appraisement Board Named For Cheyenne River Lands
The appraisement board to value Indian lands opened on the Cheyenne River reservation includes Carl Gunderson as representative of the Indian department, Henry Fielder for the Indians, and Frank Moulton of Faulk County as outsider. Gunderson has long served as allotting agent, Fielder is a progressive young Indian leader, and Moulton is a prominent Faulk man. The group will expedite the appraisement to ready the drawing scheduled for fall.
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Carl Gunderson
Henry Fielder
Frank Moulton
Cheyenne River Indian Reservation
Indian Department
Faulkton
Punderson
Ben
Indian Service
Standing Rock Reserve
Fielder
Moulton
Faulk County
Missouri River Navigation Company Incorporation Filed
Harry C Hoover a Kansas City attorney filed with the secretary of state at Pierre articles of incorporation for the Missouri River Navigation company. Headquarters at Pierre with capital stock of 5 000 000. Incorporators include J B Schmeltz John F Sykes Harry C Hoover and Philip Lawrence with other Kansas City interests A R Grigsby and EB H Wright. They plan a freight and passenger steamer line between Kansas City and Pierre.
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Harry C. Hoover
Kansas City
Pierre
Missouri River Navigation Company
J. B. Schmeltz
John F. Sykes
Philip Lawrence
Huron
A. R. Grigsby
EB. H. Wright
Insurer's Ledger and Premiums Detailed in Minnesota Filing
A historic state insurance filing outlines vast ledger figures for premiums and disbursements. It lists totals for premiums paid, expenses, and stockholder interest, with values reaching into millions and notes on real estate, bonds, and mortgage loans.
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Walger
Asta
Postige
postige, — Seles gran, [gal wxpennes, ex- Tress. ale y+ rh: Furnure
Axtures
Feoa
Rae
Beokeria
Ranta
Jivenaea
Waurno
Derreis
LishGilt Assis
ATRL
Agenta
Villa Receivade
Tamsin
Chile
Wookers
Gapttan
Rvgard
The Fairy Hounds Chase Nighttime Stout Hares
The article notes superstition about pack hunting animals like stoats and weasels, seen in groups acting like hounds. It cites a 1883 Brighton encounter where a pack attacked a terrier, and mentions a western England belief that hares are hunted by fairy hounds called dandy dogs with local names for weasels as fairies.
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E. T. Booth
Brighton
East Lothian
England
Ays
Celebrated Storkholm Publisher Albert Anderson Turns Seventy Seven
Albert Anderson of Storkholm marked his seventy seventh birthday with a joyful gathering among friends. A newspaper man with over forty years in publishing, he is lauded for his long career and contributions to the press.
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Albert Anderson
Storkholm
Guard Next Grand Jury in Tulsa Under Tight Escort
Authorities announce that the upcoming grand jury session in Tulsa will be conducted under strict guard both day and night to ensure security during proceedings. Top OSW officials confirm heightened precautions for the criminal case.
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Tulsa
Osw
British Steamer Carn Marth Sunk Off Cherbourg
The British steamer Carn Marth, of 1059 tons, ran on the Anforgilly rocks near Cherbourg and sank yesterday. All crew and passengers were saved.
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Cherbourg
Carn Marth
Anforgilly Rocks
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Sisseton Mill &Light Co
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Anoka
Minn
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