Editorial Gomment on Epidemics and State Affairs
Editorial notes foot and mouth fears groundless after Kansas City yard cages prove harmless and Sioux City shipments were halted then withdrawn. Reports Johnson elected SD Educational Association president. Lake Andes flooding prompts damag eclaims. suggests artesian wells funded already, may need more. Illinois considers coal release to curb in transit re consignments and price manipulation. Women in cities boycott high price foods. attorney general proposes twenty nine law changes to empower enforcement. farming courses include hands on tool training and blacksmith shop instruction with farmers urged to bring chisels.
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Fall term of circuit court short in Tyndall this week
The fall term of circuit court was held in Tyndall this week and was notably brief as in prior sessions.
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Farm and Home course at South Dakota State College
The third annual Farm and Home course begins the week of December 26 at South Dakota State College. In the engineering department, farmers will mix concrete, learn material preparation, and construct concrete posts, blocks, bricks, tile floors, sidewalks, tanks, and more. Each farmer will learn by doing.
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Give the merchant a square deal amid rising prices
Since 1914 prices for many goods have climbed, forcing merchants to pay more and keep profits thin. Merchants warn the public not to blame them for inflation, urging fair treatment while noting higher costs and slower price passes to customers.
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