Wood Leads Nebraska Delegates in Primary Vote
In Nebraska last week Wood earned four delegates and Johnson eight. Several large states plan conventions this week, but results remain uncertain as support among early frontrunners remains evenly divided. Labor unions press for pay while stressing production as the wage basis. The Citizen Republican marks its 45th year with thanks to readers for support. Rapid City hosts the State Sunday School convention June 1 to 3 with an expected 1500 delegates and an appealing program plus local tourist draws.
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Inno
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Ita Readera
Ita
Rapid City
Spring Weather and Wet Fields Delay Planting Plans
Old residents recall a similar spring as coal has stayed essential since October. Last week brought rain every day with cold, disagreeable conditions. Farmers have drilled in some small grain between showers, but many fields remain too wet to work, likely reducing early seeding and delaying fitment of ground for plant. In central and northern areas seeding is limited due to wet fields, prompting expectations of a larger corn acreage once the ground dries.
Texas Governor Opposes Carranza Soldier Permits
Gov. Hobby of Texas vetoed a State Department order allowing Mexican Carranza forces to move troops through Texas to reach insurgents in northwestern Mexico. Hobby warned the move would cause trouble on the border, endangering American citizens, and urged the United States to keep hands off. Public sentiment was expected to favor the governor.
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Texas
State Department
Washington
Carranza
Mexico
United States
Carranza’e
Rainfall in arid regions did not rise with more cultivation
A fifty year study from 1868 to 1917 using 120 rainfall stations across the plains shows two rainfall crests and a slight overall decline in average annual rainfall from 19.2 inches to 18.4 inches. The expansion of cropland in Kansas, Nebraska, the Dakotas, and Montana reflects crop adaptation and farming practices rather than a permanent rainfall increase.
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Monthly Weather Review
Canadian Line
Texas
Minnesota
Colorado
Great Plain
Kansas
Nebraska
Dakotas
Montana
Rise in living costs since 1914 noted by conference
The National Industrial Conference reports average living costs for American wage earners rose 94.8 percent since July 1914 and 21 percent in the last year. It notes most consumer items have surged 100 to 600 percent since 1914, though the exact calculation method is not disclosed.
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National Industrial Conference
Amercan
Vocational Adviser Appointed for Local Veterans
J. J. Bouza of Tyndall is named Vocational Adviser for Bon Homme and Charles Mix counties. Ex service men who applied for Vocational Training or who believe they are entitled should see Bouza at once with their discharge, compensation voucher, and all service papers. The notice comes from EB, M. Boon, M. D., Post Commander, Post Pike No. 2.
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J. J. Bouza
Tyndall
Bon Homme
Charles Mix
Mr. Bouza
Eb, M. Boon
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Pike No. 2
Public protest over clothing prices prompts consumer boycott
The piece argues against blaming local dealers for clothing cost increases. It says prices fall only if consumers refuse to pay inflated prices and boycott retailers instead of manufacturers. It condemns legal price regulation as ineffective and urges the ultimate consumer to lead the protest through boycott.
Wedding Bells and Local News From Scotland
J M Bender and wife arrived from Scotland, Mrs H P Woll also from Scotland, and the Confer couple returned by yesterday's train. Last Sunday Olga Martell wed Albert Schempp at 8 pm in the Evangelical Lutheran church with Martha Martell as maid of honor and Em Schempp as best man. Ole Trotter visited Scotland Monday. Geo Hird, Tribune foreman, is partly laid up with spider bite blood poisoning but improving. Geo Kelner was declared insane and taken to Yankton hospital late last week.
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Albert Schempp
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Martha Martell
Em. Schempp
Ole Trotter
Scotland
Geo. Hird
Tribune
Heia
Geo. Kelner
Yankton
Local Couple Welcomes Baby Girl Amid News From Scotland
Emanuel Knodel and Miss Jessie Miller traveled to Scotland yesterday on business. Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Auch celebrate the arrival of a baby girl at their home last Thursday night. Mother and infant are progressing nicely. Henry was busy for several days treating the boys.
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Emanuel Knodel
Jessie Miller
Scotland
Henry J. Auch
Henry
Vermillion Republican notes local visits and deaths
Vermillion area notes include Prof R E Williams visiting Vermillion, North Dakota visitor Arthur Baisch, and Lieut J G Baisch from San Francisco seeking health. Judge Wicke of Scotland transacted business in Springfield. The Chamberlain ferry remained stranded a week on a sandbar with cattle awaiting Sioux City market. Morris DeJong sails to Holland to visit ill parents. Rev Robt Hall from New York spoke at Springfield Congregational church. his father was an early pastor in Ellsworth. Reuben Groot dies at age nearly 94. funeral arranged with burial in Glenville, NY. Springfield weather and fuel woes noted. Avon Clarion reports Robert Kiner and wife attend Mrs. Martin Roose’s funeral. Grover Museer moves to Lara Bee, Iowa.
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New York City
Holland
Europe
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Robt. Hall
Springfield
Santee
Congregational Church
Hall
Chas, Hall
Ellwoods
N. Dak
Reuben Groot
S. M Brann
Bran
A. C. Warner
Appointment to government Bureau of War Risk Insurance
John Bouska of the Tyndall Tribune receives a government appointment in the Bureau of War Risk Insurance. He will cover Charles Mix Bon Homme and Hutchinson counties and left Saturday for Minneapolis for duties instructions. George Hyde, who spent the year in the Columbia Texas oil fields, arrived in Tyndall with Phil Schmierer, renewing old friendships.
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John Bouska
Bureau of War Risk Insurance
Charles Mix
Bon Homme
Hutchinson
Minneapolia
George Hyde
Columbia
Texas
Tyndall
Phil Schmierer
Births and Deaths in Tripp Ledger Notice
Magdalena Gibbard born November 26 1865 in Lichtenthal Bes verabien South Russia. Died Tripp April 18 1920 aged 54 years 4 months 22 days. Married Paul Wildermuth in 1884 and immigrated to America later living in Hutchinson county with a period in Campbell county. Coal dealers fail to deliver coal bought last fall for the school board and heating with trend coal is attempted. Muntey otton of the ritios.
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Magdalena Gibbard
Lichtenthal
Besverabien
Russia
Tripp
Paul Wildermuth
America
Hutchinson County
Campbell County
Trend
Muntey Otton
The
Ritios
Aberdeen Morning American Promises First News Coverage
The Aberdeen Morning American advertises its role as the first source of world and state news in South Dakota. It highlights early AP wire access, local election and legislative coverage, and urges subscriptions for five dollars per year including the Sunday issue.
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Bon Homme County Warrants Called for Payment
Bon Homme County Treasurer Chase Bixby announces that road warrants numbers 1351 through 1652 will be paid with interest ceasing after April 30 1920. Public notice urges holders to present warrants for redemption.
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Bon Homme County
Chase Bixby
Notice of Sale by Referees in Partition in South Dakota
In Bon Homme County South Dakota circuit court notices a sale of real property follows partition orders. Referees Tomlinson Dame Treiber will sell at the court house in Tyndall on May 15 1920 at 2 PM the northwest quarter and southwest quarter of section 19 and northwest quarter of section 80 township 95 north range 58 west. Cash or half cash with two years at 6 percent will be accepted. Attorneys Wicks Quinn represent the plaintiffs led by John Wysuph and others.
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South Dakotas
Tyndall
Bon Homme County
Bon Homme County, State of South Dakota
South Dakota
D. K. Tomlinson
M.G Dame
C. F. Treiber
Wicks & Quinn
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H. P. Woll
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Tree
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Parkston
Arthur Baisch
North Dakota
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Sioux City
Avon Clarion
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Martin Roose
Saul Heller
Geneseo
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Grover Museer
Iowa
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Larabee
Tyndall Tribune
Tripp Ledger
Aberdeen American
Fifth Judicial Circuit
John Wysuph
Margaret Cobb
Katie Varilek
Ellen Nider
Ellen Wysuph
Annie Dvoracek
Viola Hatwan
Viola Wysuph
Loretta Wysuph
Corn Belt National Bank of Scotland
J. R. Wilson
Meat Market
James J. Cisar
Prop
CoriTe Hoosier
Christian Kuk
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