Forward looking plan for national waterways and land use
The speech argues for a national vision to develop the Mississippi and Columbia as deep waterways with federal support, building levees, improving navigation, and expanding irrigation. It calls for an inland waterways commission, broad land and forest management, range control, and protection of public grazing lands to avert waste and ensure regional growth and self sufficiency.
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Jeneeee Fertile
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Roosevelt Urges Postal Savings, Tariff Reforms and Army Boosts
President Theodore Roosevelt outlines measures for a postal savings bank system to mobilize savings, a rural parcel post expansion, and civil service improvements. He advocates a stronger navy and army, four new battleships, equipping docks and coaling stations, plus reform of tariff administration with a cap on campaign funds and a national art gallery. He also notes tariff talks with Germany and the Tokio expo of 1912.
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Indian appropriations and public works listed in treasury estimates
Treasury estimates submitted to Congress detail Sioux and Chippewa funding across Minnesota North and South Dakota. Items include school and agency sums for Chippewa bands, Devils Lake Berthold Turtle Mountain and Pipestone schools, Chamberlain and Pierre schools, plus $575,000 for Sioux welfare education and $60,000 to improve Port Totten. Public buildings requests total $60,000 for Red Wing Mitchell and Watertown.
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Secretary of the Treasury
Congress
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Morrig
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North Dakota
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South Dakota
Red Wing
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Wolf Hunt Set for Ipswich Area December First
Ipswich and nearby country prepare for a large wolf drive on December 1 to haul in pelts from wolves feeding on sheep at Harrington ranch in Adtiun township. Lines extend miles with Roscoe delegation six miles east of Roscoe toward Ipswich. A. B. Chubbuck and George Walde Will lead respective lines. possible postponement in stormy weather.
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Ipswich
Harrington
Adtiun
Barron
Roscoe
A. B. Chubbuck
George Walde
Gregory May Adopt The New Herd Law
Palilux 8 D Dec 4 The county commissioners adjourned session orders a December 17 vote on adopting the new herd law from the last legislature The law was made inapplicable west of the Missouri river until adoption in that territory by vote Homesteaders and small farmers who displaced ranchers back the measure and expect a large majority to approve.
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Palilux
Jury awards $3000 in hall v railroad injury suit
In Creston, a jury in the $35,000 personal injury case against the Chicago Burlington and Quincy Railway awarded John Hall damages of $3000. Evidence showed multiple broken ribs, a fractured spine, injured shoulder, a split breastbone, and a punctured left lung after Hall was rolled between two box cars and a platform.
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Creston
Dee
John Hall
Chicago, Burlington and Quincey Railway Company
Hall
Canton Woman Violently Insane During Visit
Mrs Wile Xingon, 60, of Canton South Dakota, visiting her daughter in Marshalltown Iowa, became violently insane today and will be arraigned before a communevalon this afternoon. She was in an asylum twenty years ago. As a non resident, the state board of control has been notified to arrange care for her.
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Wilexingon
Canton
State Board of Control
Mathent
Reprimanded Soldier End Life in Harsh Deed
A censured Old Soldier and inmate of Mestinte soldiers’ name reportedly ended his life after excessive drinking. Funeral plans note the deceased’s son will attend. place and exact dates are unclear in the fragment.
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Lee
Beenliae Tawan
Gago
Gane
Football injury shocks local game in Track Hills
In a local football game between Stara and Luskies, former star Louly Ledyard sustained a broken jaw. The incident marks the first notable accident in this season’s local football scene, with details limited due to the damaged report.
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Deadwood
Dee
Stara
Luskies
Louly Ledyard
Yes
Gold Nugget Found When Small Rancher Fishes Wild Duck
Spenkirh 8 D December 4 A rancher near here shot at a wild duck and found a large gold nugget from the bird’s craw. Snow plans to have the nugget made into a ring for his wife as prospectors begin searching for the other bed from which the nugget came.
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Spenkirh
Snow
Mrs Pat Campbell Smokes in Hotel Tea Room
Reported in New York a Mrs Pat Campbell lighted and began smoking a cigarette in a hotel tea room. Hotel officials ordered her to cease. Friends were informed, and she offered an excuse blaming societal restrictions on women smoking in public.
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New York
Veo
Olpire
Pat Campbell
Plaza
South Dakota to G ost Fortune Storage Scheme Related Hearings
In South Dakota the fortune storage project prompts lake level raises causing about a quarter of a million dollars in dam age payments if lands flooded by a three foot rise are valued by the Hamlin county farmers. Farmers protested after a hearing no company representatives appeared and State Engineer Lea will inspect lands before deciding. The project faces high costs and expected complications. State exams continue with November results aiding teacher staffing.
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Lea
Des Moines Man Held for Murder
Dest Moines, Ind. Dec. .- Borink Wey died after a fall following a blow to the eyes from TD. W. Davey a week earlier. Davey arrested on murder charges. The two fought and Wey allegedly attacked Davey with a pitchfork, striking him in the head. Davey struck back, causing a fatal brain injury. Wey died after a week in hospital.
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Moines
Borink Wey
TD. W. Davey
Davey
Wiley
Yankton Banker W H McVay Dies In Bed
W H McVay president of the First National Bank in Yankton died in bed at 5 this morning of apoplexy after a ten day illness. He came to Yankton from Pittsburg years ago and was highly regarded in western banking circles. Survived by his widow three sons and two daughters.
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Yankton
Mc Vay
First National Bank
Pittsburg
South Dakotans Get Commissions From White House Lottery
Washington DC December 3 Senator Gamble verified commissions prepared for four appointees in the White House patronage lottery. They include CB Allard of Huron as surveyor general for the state W TH Iron of Plankinton as receiver of the land office at Chamberlain Myron Willsie as receiver at Rapid City PD Bride of Columbia as register of the land office at Aberdeen
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White House
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Huron
W. TH. Iron
Pankitton
Chamberlain
Myron Willsle
Rapid City
PD. Bride
Columbia
Aberdeen
Beresford General Store Faces Bankruptcy Filing
Elk Point Dec 2 A deputy United States marshal serves preliminary bankruptcy papers on Swenson & Co Beresford. The Swensons long in Beresford mercantile trade report creditor liabilities near 20000 dollars. The store is closed as nine voices in being taken.
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Elk Point
United States Marahal
Bwenon & Co
Beresford
Swensons
Senator Gamble's Niece Engaged to Be Married
A social highlight in Yankton reports the engagement of Chester McVay to Miss Jennis Gamble. McVay is the son of W. H. McVay, president of the First National Bank, and Miss Gamble is the daughter of Mrs. Hugh S. Gamble and a niece of U.S. Senator Robert J. Gamble.
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D. Dee
Four Leaf Clover Club
Chester McVay
Jennis Gamble
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First National Bank
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Hugh S. Gamble
United States
Robert J. Garble
Negro confesses to Yankton robbery reaches court records
Two men Jim Robinson and Otto Johns, both charged with a Yankton clothing store burglary, confessed after confrontation with a hat found among clothes. In separate action, Washington court upholds trust funds for Sioux Nation, affirming funds for tribal maintenance and education per treaty provisions.
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S. de
Jim Robinson
Volored
Otto Johnsson
White
Ark Delnie
St. Gropii
Washington
Distriet of
Columbii
Quick Bear
South
Armour Negro 807 Sentenced Ten Years For Assault
A colored boy identified as Armour Negro 807 was sentenced to ten years in the state penitentiary for an alleged rape attempt on a white woman. His defense sought a new trial after appeal, but the supreme court writ was denied. The new trial failed, and the verdict for assault and battery left him with thirty days in the county jail.
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Duthae
Bom Fm
Neel
Ieee Ae
Pitteen Hoi Ross
Mtape
Atatn'sa
Supreme Court
Waa Sud
Little Girl Burned To Death In Fire At Home
Eight year old Tead Mattson perished in a house fire on Thanksgiving morning after a candle toppled while she read a picture book. The blaze awakened the family but the home was saved and other children escaped. In Yankton, South Dakota a clothing store robbery yielded recovered goods after a search, with two suspects arrested. In Lead, South Dakota editor Crow announces leaving for Steptoe, Washington to resume a thirty five year newspaper career.
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Arid Mattson
Yankton Yankton
Groom
Crow
Washington Field Lead
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Ranchers Offer Bonus for Wolves in Deuel County
J We Mackie and B A Allinson prominent sheep raisers in Deuel County announce a bounty of 1 percent per sheep owned for each wolf killed. Combined with the county bounty, it becomes highly profitable for local hunters. Recent wolf killings suggest a heavy slaughter through the winter months.
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Gary
J. We Mackie
B. A. Allinson
Deuel
Geese in Central Park Puzzle Scientists
Three snow geese in a Central Park swan pond mystify scientists as Professor Miller calls them Arctic natives. E D Stokes claims he released the birds locally, while Homer Davenport recalls a Winnipeg mating tale showing a duck goose union.
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New York
Central Park
Miller
Carolinas
E. D. Stokes
Stokes
Homer Davenports
Morriston
Winnipeg
Blind Phone Girls in Demand Says She
In New York Bec 2 A kind stenographer describes blind switchboard operators rising in demand. She recalls asking the telephone company for a practice switchboard for the sightless a year ago and notes a new petition highlighting five blind operators in New York.
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New York
Bec
Winifred Holt
Society For Politicw
Rule of Three Holds Good on Burlington
A fragmented Burlington report notes a deadly shooting on the Burlington road involving a freight conductor Ary Thur dldredge and AL Englewood. parade of unclear names and places follows with sparse details of the incident and casualties. The item reads as a terse, deadpan local bulletin with several garbled names and partial actions.
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Deadwood
S BC
Burlington Road
Englewood
Pluma Ar
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