Richards primary law meeting set for December 14 at Pierre
State central committee will meet in Pierre on December 14 to review applications for appointive offices excluding stenographers and postmasters. Applicants must file by December 1. Endorsements are only recommendations. state covers meeting expenses. Also commentary on the Council of One Hundred arbiters over Irish independence and immigrant discussions. A Sunday countryside ride notes corn stocks near town and new houses in Kaylor.
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State Central Committee
Pierre
W. H. Miller
Kaylor
Bank of North Dakota system collapses under stringency
The non partisan Townley banking plan in North Dakota fails as funds are withdrawn and nineteen state banks suspend since November. A December law allows county treasurers to pull public funds, but the State Industrial Commission rules the measure non retroactive and the bank will not honor drafts beyond meeting obligations.
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Townley
North Dakota
Bank of
Bank of North Dakota
State Industrial Commission
Immigration Reform and Citizenship Timeline Proposed
A historic argument urges Congress to tighten immigration laws, favor literacy and careful land entry scrutiny. It calls for a five year probation before naturalization, language learning, and civic education, arguing many arrivals fail to assimilate and threaten American governance.
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Congress
America
Citizensip
American Legion Endorsement for South Dakota Public Health Work
F B Ray Department Commander of the American Legion issues wholehearted endorsement of the South Dakota Public Health Association and its Modern Health Crusade for children. He praises the county nurse program, urges community cooperation and sale of Christmas Seals, and notes a broad outreach to Legion posts for support.
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E. P Wanzer
Armour
Dak
Mrs. Wanzer
American Legion Organization
South Dakota
South Dakota Public Health Association
American Legion
The
F. B. Ray
Joseph Necil Visits From Faith South Dakota
Joseph Necil of Faith South Dakota stopped in town on his way home Wednesday last week to visit friends. He had lived in Scotland years ago and is now a Beattle raiser in Meade County according to Tabor Independent.
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Joseph Necil
Faith
S. D
Scotland
Beattle Raiser
Meade County
Tabor
Local notes and transfers from Tripp and area
Mike Kalick returns from western trip and resumes at his barbershop under Mr. Fred Emme who ran it in his absence. Jake Berreth trades North Dakota land for a half section near Tolet toy via auto and machinery boot. Mike McCarty reports a $500 loss from three cattle carloads at Sioux City stockyards. Mrs. John Brown visits from Scotland to see family in Siouxity and W J Brown. Amid North Dakota bank turmoil, questions arise over state bank policy.
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Mike Kalick
Fred Emme
Mr. Emme
Tripp
Tripp Ledger
Hutchinson Herald
Jake Berreth
North Dakota
Jim River
Mennoto
John F. Hardel
Toletoy
Mike McCarty
Sioux City
Gottlieb Schmitt
Henry
State Bank Loans and Wheat Hold-Up Raise Questions
Press dispatches report bank failures are being averted as farmers hold their wheat and cannot pay notes. The state-owned bank was to loan directly to farmers with storage receipts, guarding against such crises, yet issues with law or management arise. Non-partisan league plans show similar practical defects under test.
Mrs. Anton Chastka Aboard To Scotland On Wednesday
Mrs. Anton Chastka was a passenger to Scotland on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Stilwill returned Saturday evening from an extended trip to the Coast. They stopped at all cities from Canada to Mexico and at Salt Lake, Denver, Omaha and Sioux City on their return. They speak very favorably of some western cities.
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H. K. Stilwill
Canada
Mexico
Salt Lake
Denver
Omaha
Sioux City
Norbeck appoints J I Barber to state livestock board
Gov Norbeck named Dr J I Barber of this city to fill the vacancy on the state livestock sanitary board created by Mr Pinkerton's resignation as he moves to a similar post in Washington DC. The city council sold bonds with various premiums amid limited bidder interest. Marie Metzger, 91, dies at her son William Metzger's home after a long infirmity. funeral details pending.
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Tyndall Tribune
Norbeck
J. I. Barber
State Livestock Sanitary Board
Pinkerton
Washington, DC
Minneapoka National Bank
Marie Metzger
William Metzger
Summons in Circuit Court Bon Homme County SD 1920
The State of South Dakota sends greeting to S Henry Wenzlaff defendant. Plaintiff Doria M Wenzlaff filed October 9 1920 in Circuit Court Bon Homme County at Tyndall. Defendant must answer within 30 days after service or plaintiff will seek relief in Armour. Dated October 11 1920 by E P Wanzer.
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S. Henry Wenzlaff
State of
South Dakota
County of
Bon Homme
Tyndall
Main Street
Armour
E. P. Wanzer, Ras
Unknown author of Don Quixote named Cervantes
The piece recounts Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra as the true author of Don Quixote, noting he was born October 9, 1547, and detailing his life including imprisonment, writing the novel, and burial. It highlights myths about Shakespeare’s death date alignment and the late 1885 Madrid statue dedication.
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Miguel Saavedra
Don Quixote
Cervantes
Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra
Shakespeare
England
Spain
America
Seville
Valladolid
Trinity
Madrid
Itome
Chicago Journal
Numerous Phases of Life From a Ladies Home Journal Sayings Page
A reflective piece from the Ladies' Home Journal compares life to a bank account and a journey, noting that effort yields interest and new discoveries at every turn. It links life events, fashion, and education to shared experiences, urging participation and mutual sharing as essential.
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Ladies’ Home Journal
Longest Individual Horse Ride Record by Russian Cavalry Officer
Lieut. Penchkof rode from a Siberian station to St. Petersburg in 193 days covering about 5,100 miles on a Siberian pony. He averaged 37 miles daily with nightly rests and a single daily break. He was escorted into the capital and knighted after reaching the czar.
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Penchkof
Siberia
St. Petersburg
St. Petersbur
Jong
Politician mulls truth about city dealings for votes
A great politician confides to a friend that revealing his business ties to the city administration could backfire. He contemplates telling the real earnings to appear honest, then abandons the idea as a clever insight hits him that truth would complicate his image.
A Quaker Oath Incident Among Friends Boys
A Quaker family dispute ends with an older boy grabbing his brother by the shoulders and exclaiming Oh thee Wttle you thee. In remorse he implores Dont tell mother I swore, a moment noted for the change in voice as the offense sinks in.
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Yankton, S. D
John Brown
S. Quinn
W. J. Brown
State Bank
Favarérs
Tyndal Register
Anton Chastka
Waterloo
Brookings
Tyndall Lade
Mitchell
Sioux Falls
Cort
Judicial Circuit
Doria M. Wenzlaff
Plantiff
U. S
Washington
Federal Reserve System
Corn Belt National Bank of Scotland
J. R. Wilson
Caskier
Meat Market
James J, Cisar, Piop
J. W. Cisar & Son
W. F. Hanson
Brown Block
H. J. G. Kooes
M. D. Kye
EAR
NOSH
Whnoay
Metropolitan Block
Mivest Eli
Corn Belt National Bank
W. H
Stotland
Wicks & Quinn
Will Kaclicg
AL Okt
Dax
James L. Meighen
Feick
Becke Hock Rootland
Dray & Express
J.J. Cass
van Ferney
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