Patents Issued Last Week to Northwestern Inventors
Report from Lothrop & Johnson and W. F. Brown lists patents granted to Northwestern inventors across multiple states. Items include a rotary plow by N H Conger, a centrifugal separator by C Erickson, a car corn conveyor by Fritz Koch, and a cow tie by A Tawlks plus several other devices and designs.
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Northwestern
Lothrop & Johnson
Pioneer Press
St. Paul
Minn
W. F. Brown
Minneapolis
N. H. Conger
H. D. Dibble
Mystic
M. D
C. Erickson
Tower City
N.D
W. S. Harrison
South Dakota Lands Fund Tops 6.9 Million in Deferred Payments
South Dakota public school lands this year will add over 850000 to the fund, bringing total deferred payments to about 6900000 and establishing an educational fund near 109 million. Prices have risen from 10 to 42 dollars per acre on average, with peaks above 70 dollars in several counties.
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South Dakota
Trom
Spink County
Redfield
Milne
Haha County
Charles Mix
Barker Alleges Jury Misconduct In Libel Suit
Barker of the Water town Saturday News defends a $500 libel verdict awarded to Charles Schull, former state's attorney candidate, alleging juror irregularities before the June 1908 primaries. Attorney A Sherin objects to the verdict as affidavits are read for a motion a new trial. Schull has filed multiple libel suits since his defeat last June.
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Ita
Schull
Hbel
Irrigation System Sold in South Dakota Bond Sale
The Redwater Land and Canal company’s ditches flumes and water rights at Belle Fourche were sold at Wharf's sale for 100000 to Judge Plowman of Deadwood, representing the bondholders. The system, organized in 1889, secured 10000 inches of water and extended forty two miles of ditches, but failed financially in recent years.
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South Dakota
Redwater Land and Canal
Last South Dakota Legislature Shifts Court Dates
The final session of the South Dakota Legislature transposed circuit court terms in Brown and Roberts counties. Brown County moves June and December terms to February and October, while Roberts County shifts February and October terms to June and December. The new law alters the scheduling of state court terms.
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S. D
South Dakota
Brown
Roberta
Brown County
Roberts County
Good Roads Case Heads to Supreme Court Appeal
Lawrence county road advocates win appeal over use of general funds for road work. N T Mason argues a statute allows county commissioners to use beyond the regular road tax. Judge Rice ruled the statute repealed in 1899. Mason will press three positions on appeal. The outcome could enable larger road spending in several counties if Lawrence wins.
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Lawrence County
Supreme Court
N. T. Mason
Lawrence Couinty Chee
South Dakota University Elects Officers At Annual Vote
The University of South Dakota held a student election naming Howard F. Cline as president Sadie Lyons as vice president George F. Rice as secretary Janes Kirk as treasurer and staff editors for the Volante including Simon Anrud T Forrest Aldridge Charles W. Sterling Mary A. Nichols and Joca yrus Puckett Collegiate editors were chosen in arts and sciences W H Heiss law C Clinton Casal music Lole Nichols medicine Clara C Erickson engineering Paul H Meade The state board of regents discussed new buildings and a heat power plant President Gault and wife hosted a reception for the regents at the armory.
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Howard F. Cline
South Dakota University
University of South Dakota
Sadie Lyons
George F. Rice
Janes Kirk
Volante
Asaocistic
Simon Anrud
T. Forrest Aldridge
Charles W. Sterling
Mary A. Nichols
Jocayrus Puckett
W. H. Heiss
C. Clinton Casal
Lole Nichols
Clara ¢. Erickson
Paul H. Meade
State Board of Regents
Gault
Sanity Question Raised Over Mrs Witcher of Highmore
Friends of Mrs. Witcher of Highmore South Dakota seek clarity as a special Yankton commission investigates her mental state. She has been a patient at the state institution since last fall, with concerns raised about alleged insanity and possible property involvement in her commitment from Hyde County.
Don’t Poison Baby Forty Years Ago Warn of Narcotics in Child Medicines
A historical warning urges mothers to avoid paregoric and laudanum for children, noting many deaths and lasting harm from narcotics. It emphasizes that doctors and druggists must label such medicines poison if sold to children and asserts Castoria contains no narcotics when signed by Chas. H. Fletcher.
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Chas. H. Fletcher
J. W. Dinsdale
Chicago
Alexander E. Mintle
Cleveland
Ohio
J. 5
Alexander
Omaha
Neb
J. A. McClellan
Buffalo, N. Y
J. W. Allen
St. Louis
C. H. Gladden
St. Paul
Minn
H. D. Benner
Philadelphia
J. A. Boarman
Liansas Cir
J. J. Mackey
Brooklyn
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Wrigley
Dodds Kidney
Is Abe Ree
South Bend Watch
South Bend
Bend Watch CO
Fad
Hho
Roplies
Carters
Quaranie, T.e
Ireuneee
Homee
Aberdeen
R. E. Dowdell
South Dakota Press Association
North
Dakota Territory
Nort Dakota
Wuslitin
Dikota
Actes
Bal Tae Avurara Wat Taut
Tay i Toho
Bsa Aye Douglas
Gregory Re
Ban Hie Zosuiwan
Georman
Castor
Senet
Poohin
New York
Libby
Canada
Ader
Hudson Bay
Wester Canada
Ottawa
J. M. Maclachlan
Watertown
Wrigley's Tor
Thos
Gillard
Elgin
Woodward & Company
Duluih
Grain Commission
fSinneapolia
Belay
OF Worten
Thompson
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