Diverse Global Notes From The Citizen Republican Page
The issue recaps varied items from 1912 and earlier including profit sharing by 141 firms in England, 66 677 workers benefiting from wages boosts, and Italy remittance totals of nearly 12 million dollars to emigrants in Naples. It mentions Princess Wigenstein’s social activity, Hungary’s diverse agriculture, Portugal wireless plans, Haiti currency reform, and other global notes.
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Board of Trade of England
Naples
Italy
Wife Seeks Legal Dead Declaration For Missing Husband
Mary Ann Wagoner of Sioux Falls petitions the circuit court to declare Homer Wagoner legally dead after eight years parted since January 5 1905. She seeks insurance payouts of 2000 each from Woodmen and Workmen lodges, claiming efforts to locate him have failed.
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Sioux Falls
Mary Ann Wagoner
Homer Wagoner
Oklahoma
Enid
Okla
Sitie
Fineas
Wagoner
Hia
Woodmen
Workmen
State party to fight for McClellan estate
Sioux Falls South Dakota Dec 16 Although fair progress is being made steady have been occupied in the trial of the case involving the estate of John McClellan McClellan was killed in an elevator accident number of 450 and since that time his none resident of Bronx Pal es state was originally worth about 49000 The Trade i wh e pen It by the prolonged titization The stair x South Dakota is a party to the suit claims the estate on the ground if none of the claimants there establish the fact that they are legal
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M'Clellan
Sioux Pails
S. D
John McClellan
McClellan
Bronx
Stair x
South Dakota
Controversy Over Naming Lake On Capitol Grounds
A dispute in Pierre over the artesian lake on the capitol grounds centers on proposed names Lake Nabisco and Capitol Lake amid other bids. The vote tally shows 79 for Capitol Lake and 46 for Lake Nabisco with minor scattered choices.
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Pierre
South Dakota to Try Farm Labor for Convicts Next Spring
Governor Byrne will implement a state farm labor plan for Sioux Falls penitentiary inmates. The Board of Charities and Corrections authorized purchasing a 21 acre tract north of the prison at 2155 per acre, with initial confinement on the new land while existing rentals of state land continue. Full transition depends on lease expirations and output contracts, with phased prisoner work planned to begin next year.
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Sioux Falls
S. D
State Board of Charities and Cor
Byrne
Lioux Falls
South Dakota
Old Time Reunion Tale From Express Market Tale
A garbled reminiscence recalls a reunion with EBE Babcock, a Stour ay merchant, referencing a peculiar outfit and improvised tools. The passage mentions a baby carriage setup, a rope tug, and a shock of ersin, but the fragmentary text limits clear meaning.
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Ress
Ebe
Agnew Frye Affair Spurs North Dakota Controversy
Meadow six decades ago: trial of Agnew Prie controversy continues as Jerome Frye is dismissed in a related criminal case. Allegations arise of Frye delaying reporting to Agnew and later gunfire close to Prye, while Mrs Agnew advised secrecy to avoid angering Agnew. Sandwiched in local police notes, the report hints at a broader dispute linked to a bank incident and past injuries.
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Agnew-Frye
Meadow
Engle le
Agnew-Prie
Jerome Frye
Agnew
North Dakota
Frye
Boy Confesses To Start Fire For Excitement
Aberdeen D December 19 young Friese Bradley 16 admits setting haystack and barn blaze on Senah Lincoln ranch within two weeks to create excitement He also damaged harnesses and burned an item tied to his father Lincoln admires the Lincoln ranch and claims no real ill will toward either Lincoln or his father
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Aberdeen
Friese Bradley
Senah Lincoln
Styx
Kinpale
Mr. Lincoln
Lincolp
Iin
Change of venue denied in Colonel Morse case
Tynfall South Dakota December 1 The trial of Colonel Morse was postponed to January 14 after defense moved to change venue citing bias. The state gained one day to prepare a response. Morse, the southern gentleman, shot Gus Halhers a Ty ndal hardware merchant during a late October dispute over shotgun sale.
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Colonel Morse
Tynfall
Bon Homme County
Ipp
Morse
Jurges Tripp
Venus
Gus Halhers
Tyndal Iware
Damaged Firearm Case Ends in Judgment for Injuries
In circuit court Thomas Burke won a $509 judgment against Charles I and his sons George and for injuries after a fear of horses driven by the defendants led to a wagon collision injuring Burke. Plaintiffs argued accident and carelessness during an auto pass near the horses. Indians Seek Black Hills Payment Levy for Washington Delegation Costs. Twenty thousand claimants support funds to finance a delegation from the Sisseton and Cheyenne River areas to press for Redress. A meeting on the Siding Rock reservation set a levy of 20 cents per Indian to cover expenses. A later gathering on the Cheyenne River reservation will select head men to travel to Washington. Death from lockjaw follows accidental shooting near White River. George Dengler died in Dallas after tetanus developed despite initial recovery from a shotgun wound to the right shoulder.
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Flandeau Rae
Thomas Burke
Charles I
George
Sean
Black Hills
Pierre
Eace
Reid
Sinding Rock
Washington
Cheyenne River
Lockjaw
Dallas
8. D
George Dengler
White River
Dengler
Thorson to Attend National Committee Meeting in Washington
National Committeeman Thos Thorson of South Dakota is expected in Washington this week to attend the December 16 meeting of national committees, per Senator Sterna office. U S marshal Captain Seth Bullock travels to Washington with an Indian patient.
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Thorson
Washington, D. C
Thos. Thorson
South ,Dakota
Ster
Seth Bullock
United States
South Dakota
Washington
Hansen challenges seed claims from Aberdeen
Brookings dispatch reports Prof. N F Hansen publicly rebukes H F Patterson Brown county agent over claims about South Dakota alfalfa seed. He alleges carloads offered by Aberdeen Better Farming association misstate origin and age, citing Turkestan and Russian seed origins and urging fair competition.
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Brookings
S. D
South Dakota
N. FE. Hansen
H. F. Patterson
Brown County
Aberdeen
Patterson
Register of Deeds
Better Farming Association
Hansen
Cheyenne
Bad Rivers
Russia
Elk Creek
Bella Fourche River
Turkestan
America
United States
European
Aber
Pellagra Cases Surge At Yankton Hospital In December
Dr. G. B. Adams of the state insane hospital told Mitchell district physicians that pellagra is widespread in South Dakota. He cited 12 current patients at Yankton and several deaths, noting the disease often stems from moldy corn in southern regions.
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Yankton
Mitchell
S. D
South Dakota
G. 8
Adams
State Insane Hospital
Mitchell District
State Medical Society
Yankton Hospital
State officer list of retail harness dealers
At the South Dakota Retail Harness Makers association annual convention in Sioux Falls new officers were elected for the coming year. President G N Lounsbery Centerville vice president Albert Derek Highmore secretary treasurer James Gilbertson Vermillion. The next convention will likely be held in Sioux Falls. Key addresses included BH L Richards Sheldon and A Hopkins Grinnell Ia with a lecture and demonstration on business costs and proper methods of conducting retail harness business.
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Madison
Sioux Falls
Retail Implement Dealers Association
South Dakota
Minnesota
Iowa
George H. Waskey
R. H. Hubbard
Henry
FE. C. Barton
Vermilion
Association
A. O. Stakke
Beresford
F. Wvard
Redfield
S. D
Sesson
BH. L. Richards
Sheldon
D. A Hopkins
Grinnell
Boy's Legs Crushed by Load of Shelled Corn
A 12 year old boy, son of Carl Vike of eight miles southwest of Aheater, was run over by a heavy wagon wheel while hauling shelled corn to town. Both ankles were crushed and amputation may be necessary. His sister, two years younger, was nearby but aid was delayed.
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Carl Vike
Here
Slater
Guenthner Brothers Acquire Carter State Bank in Dallas
The Guenthner brothers F B H Guenthner and E A Guenthner will take charge of Carter State Bank on December 16 after purchasing it from Jackson Brothers. The sale closes a major local banking deal with the Guenthner firm already known across the Rosebud country for banking experience.
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Carter State Bank
Guenthner Bros
Dallas
Jackson Bros
F. BH. Guenthner
E. A. Guenthner
Guenthner
Rosebud
Wolves Trapping Plan Dominates Harney Forest Dispatch
Harney forest officers order steel traps loaned to settlers skilled in trapping and distribute poison pellets to potters for wolves and coyotes amid depredation concerns across the reservation.
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