New York Governor to Speak at Baptist State Convention in Deadwood
The agenda notes Gov. Hughes of New York will deliver the address at the state Baptist convention meeting in Deadwood on October first. Mrs. Haney, wife of Judge Dick Haney of the supreme court, died at her Pierre home from heart failure after years of illness. W. S. Bowen sells his stake in the Sioux Falls Press and will retire September first, with an anticipated new editor aligned with Gov. Crawford’s U S Senate bid. L. O. Gale resigns as Mitchell Corn Palace president, rents theater to M. W. Jencks, plans to relocate after marriage to Iowa. Supt. A. E. Chamberlain reports Farmers' Institute work for the year ending June 30, 1907, with 181 institute days and over 26,000 in attendance, total expense $4999.94, urging communities to arrange future institutes and corn exhibit plans for Chicago. Os G Hays praises Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a fast healer for sores burns wounds and piles, with a dealer guarantee.
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New York
State Convention of Baptists
Deadwood
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Dick Haney
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W.8. Bowen
Sioux Falla Press
Gov
Crawford
U. S. Senate
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L. O. Gale
M. W. Jencks
Yankton
Iowa
A. E. Chamberlain
Farmers’ Institute Board
State board praised for railroad valuation rise amid taxes
The state board of equalization receives praise for increasing railroad assessments by about eight million dollars. Legislators had set high appropriations, necessitating a broader rise in property valuations including farm, personal, and corporate assets. The telegraph strike in major cities reflected an open shop conflict, with public utility concerns and calls for minimal service disruption while awaiting public scrutiny.
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State Board of Equalization
Insurgent press accused of bias in insurance statements
Canton News defended Basford distribution while noting no prior split between stalwart and insurgent papers in Bon Homme and Hutchinson counties last year. This year lines are drawn the paper is on the blacklist, seen as petty but revealing the new organization seeks revenue and merciless control.
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Canton News
Lincoln County
Bon Homme
Hutchinson
State University new catalogue outlines broader reforms and faster paths to degrees
The State University reports a 200 page catalogue detailing a revamped structure. A new advisory board, expanded faculty, and a shift toward quality over time aim to accelerate degrees. New Education Department and combined curricula offer six year paths in Arts and Sciences and Law, or Arts and Medicine, with enrollment at 252 last year.
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Medical College
Pres. Gault
Reverend Sims Calls for Compulsory Church Attendance
Sioux Falls clergyman Rev. Peter Sims urges a law mandating church attendance citing 3,000 of 15,000 parishioners. He offers no plan for enforcing the other 12,000 and his sermons are described as likely weak.
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Peter Sims
Sioux Falls
Gentleman
Sioux Falls street cars may run in two months
Barring strikes the people of Sioux Falls expect to have street cars running in about two months. Remedy for Diarrhoea, never known to fail, Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy praised by Jesu son of Spring Grove, York County, Pa. Available at all druggists.
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York County
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