South Dakota Plans Large Petition In Boots Demonstration
Mitchell S D May 28 South Dakota organizes a mass action to press lawmakers for state owned industrial enterprise laws promised in the 1918 Republican platform. Two to five thousand participants from across the state will march June 22 in Pierre and present demands at a joint session. Walter Thomas Mills will speak at a capitol steps mass meeting.
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South Dakota
North Dakota
Farmers’Union
Haan
Boots
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Stepa
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Australia
New Zealand
Mrs Anna Cook Dies of Heart Failure in Davenport Arrival
Mrs Anna Cook 60 died Friday May 21 from heart failure after arriving from Davenport Iowa to care for her nephew R L Hawkinson. A doctor arrived too late to save her. She had lived on a farm south east of Slasnton before moving to Davenport.
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Anna Cook
Davenport
R. L. Hawkinson
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Slasnton
Mr. Cook
Sisseton Musical Treat Delights Friday Audience
Nor malonians of the N N T school presented a high class program in the auditorium Friday evening. The Goodsell Trio Howard Elson Goodsell Dean of Music Mrs Goodsell and their son Ben Goodsell performed the overture Poet and Peasant with deep feeling. Mrs Verne Collinge sang a selection from the Sampson Delilha, a climax of the program. The concert impressed the audience and reflected well on the director and school.
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Goodsell
Gues
Verne Collinge
Howard Elson Goodsell
Mra Goodsell
Bn Goodsell
This Tramp Found Life Worth While Racing Melodrama Ad on Stage
A Bowery tramp described as seedy with dirt and a single eye is offered a quick $5 job for fifteen minutes in a checkers themed racing melodrama directed by Richard Stanton. The production is promoted as a big special at Unique Theatre on June 3 and 4. Also notes a Norwegian Lutheran service at Goodwill Lutheran Church with English evening service and a circus parade mention.
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Herelicts
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Unique
Goodwill Lutheran Church
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Leaguers in North Dakota Nome Partisan Ticket
A Sioux Falls style political note describes North Dakota party delegates forming a ticket in June primaries. United States Senator candidates include Doctor F. Ladd. Congress candidates John M. Baer Pendray and James Simclair. Governor Lynn J. Frasier. Lieutenant Governor Howard R. Wood. Other posts list John N. Hagan for Agriculture and Labor, Willary Lemke for Attorney General, Ruth M. Johnson Superintendent, and others as farmers or labor men.
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Nome Partisan League
Working People's Nonpartisan Politica Alliance
Northkota
United States
F. Ladd
North Datota
Meyers
Frasier
Wood
John Hagen
Townley
Nonpartisan League
Lemke
Ite
Jeduetrial’ Commission
Bank
North Dakota
Blevetor Association
League
Supreme Court Rules on Peant Hydroelectric Amendment
The South Dakota Supreme Court rules the constitutional amendment on hydroelectric development removes most indebtedness and taxation limits for the project. Only a two thirds legislative vote is required to authorize expenditures. The court notes bonds may be used, with work paused until business conditions improve.
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Hydrolectric Commission
O Grady Hurt In Runaway Near Carter Hill
J F O Grady of Grant township was injured when his buggy overturned as his horse bolted near Carter Hill while attempting to climb an embankment. A road grader engine and two witnesses aided him. report continues on page ?.
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F. Ofrady
Grant Township
Alon
Carter Hill
Mr .O'Grady
Carnival Week Grips Sisseton As Town Hosts Show
Carnival in Sisseton lasts four days with airplanes, merry go round, and many shows along Main Street from Thompson Hardware to Unique Theatre. Baseball games draw crowds by day while evenings fill with townsfolk seeking event news and fair play. Rev J M Hunter will fill duties in Butterfield’s absence, delivering Memorial Day addresses at services and at Otte schoolhouse.
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Main Street
Legion Post
Wilmot
C. W. Butterfield
Methodist Church
Hand County
Sisseton
J. M. Hunter
Methodist Church of
Biz Stone
Bisseton
Rev
Butterfield
Methodist
Presbyterian Church
Hunter
Otte
Hunter i
Hai Hin
Death of Mrs Mary Vik at Hans Tallakson home
Mrs Mary Vik, born in Telemarken Norway June 24 1832, died Friday May 21 at 5 30 pm at the Hans Tallakson home after years of poor health. Survived by three daughters Mrs Hans Tallakkeon Mrs A T Hanson and Mrs Stian Stianson of Lake City. Funeral held Sunday at the Tallakson home then Goodwill Lutheran church with burial beside son John in Siseeton cemetery.
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Hans Tallakson
Vik
Mary Knudtson Wes
Telemarken
Norway
Buren Vik
America
United States
Goodier County
Minn
Yellow Medicine County
Day County
South Pakote
Vikir 99
Hans Tallakeon
A. T. Hanson
Stian Stianson
Lake City
Tallakson Hove
Goodwill Lutheran Church
John
Siseeton
Chalkrock deposit eyed for highway construction
Engineers from the state highway commission inspect a chalkrock deposit in the vicinity. They believe the rock could be used in highway construction, pending tests and evaluations.
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Ethan
State Highway Commission
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