Fragmented notes from a far reading on world affairs and local life
The passage blends diverse items from a newspaper page: economic and political notes about Argentina and Austria, American beet markets, a social dinner where Mr Giles resists dessert, staff transfers to New York and Seoul teaching posts, the origin of alma mater, Chicago eyes sale, Canadian mining machinery shifts, Maine spruce gum digging plans, a police administration essay prize, gas plant concessions for Mexican cities, a portable diagram machine, and Michigan women’s clubs voting for suffrage. The mix reflects a broad daily newspaper card with multiple named entities and places.
Close Speakership Fight Amid South Dakota Political News
The report notes a tight race for speakership with Hageshhy Od Morrle and Twaenhuth among likely contenders, plus Honorable TJ Pachurner in Lemmer. Inaugural Ball plans for South Dakota’s capitol and a joint reception at the Hewshite House are outlined, while Hot Springs citizens push for an independent investigation into Soldiers' Home management amid cruelty allegations. Governor Verney has not announced his stance.
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Morrle
Shun Pass
Issenhuthy
Tis
Twaenhuth
Tj, Pachurner
Lemmer
South Dakota
Curs Tidors
Hewshite House
State House
Pierre
Gobes
Thin City
Wil
Vessey
Hot Springs
Board of Control
Verney
Oldest Homesteader in South Dakota
Hayes D editor of The Tribune notes a claim of an alleged oldest homesteader west of the river. Christian Christiansen, aged 85, recently made land proof after a 40 mile round trip in a single day. He lives about 40 miles from the nearest railroad, yet remains strong and likely to endure for years more. Alfred Nich
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Hayes
the Tribune
Christian Christiansen
Alfred Nich
Town of Davis Armed Against Yeggmen Raid
Davie Dec 28 Citizens faced a baggy night scare as several suspicious characters lingered in town raising fears of a post office or bank raid. Residents armed themselves and kept guards, but no yeggs appeared.
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Davis
Davie
Trustee Appointed For Mercantile Business In Pierre
Pierre South Dakota reports K W Wert appointed trustee by creditors of J J Mallery dry goods merchant city mayor. A creditor composition completed. Mallery’s store stock being sold at auction and he is long time resident and former mayor.
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Pierre
K. W. Wert
J. J. Mallery
Mallery
Parents blamed for death of their boy
Bri Fork and Der DW Seedtendae war dite Michayl Ruchierdeet Noptigen to death theermine wit JEphriee Teeclant, the verdil of the oopetors fury that Majesticated Teanke tolny. A man named Lonngren, respected miller, left a note claiming Mrs. Adams is virtuous and that her husband, A J Adams, had threatened him. Lonngren killed himself to protect the woman’s reputation. his body was taken to Platte for burial.
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Teanke
Piacery Founda
Ani
Fay Laneren
A. J. Admins
Furchner
Plenne Notigy Park Lodge
Platte
and. Adams
Agaliet
Ana Inbiman
Goodhy
Lojingren
Lonngren
Furcher
A J. Adams
Adams
Woonsocket to Hold Postmaster Election
In Woonsocket on January 7 a local postmaster election will occur among three candidates J T Lillon B Cameron and R B Richardson. Congressmen Martin Burke proposed the vote to county and state officials and all candidates accepted the plan while urging supporters to enter the race amid a highly contested contest.
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Martin
Watertown
3. D
Coddington
Pierre
Sarmer County
Woonsocket
JT. &. Lillon
Cameron
R. B. Richardson
Martin — A Burke
Guy Crawford
D. H. Brewster
County and State Committee
Illinois Central after alleged car thieves in Sioux Falls
Two youths Guy Rolph and John Taylor employed at Illinois Central freight warehouse in Sioux Falls were arrested on charges of systematic freight car robbery. Numerous missing goods believed recovered at their room. case to be tried, with potential penitentiary term. Bridgewater Foresters elect officers at annual meeting with new lineup.
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Illinois Central
Sioux Alls
Guy Rolph
John Taylor
Illinois Central Railway
Anutity of Merchantse
Sioux Falls
Knights of Columbus organized at Yankton
Yankton South Dakota December 27 Knights of Columbus was organized Thursday night with Marty council naming to honor Bishop Gishor Marty. Officers chosen include Stephen Hent ate meaty deputy brand knight Rev L Link chaplain D M Finnegan chancellor J McDonough warden El Pealy financial secretary Joseph Hyerig recorder Reese Daya lecturer Robert Schneider treasurer. A cage of 60 will be initiated January and 400 victors.
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Knights OF Columbus
Yanktor
Yankton
Marty* Touncil
Gishor Marty
Dakotas
Stephen Hentate
Joseph Hyerig
Reese Daya
Robert Schneider
Reapportionment and Redistricting in South Dakota Issues
The state faces a reapportionment and redistricting debate tied to the 1910 census. The Senate with 46 members may shift county representation, potentially moving about five districts from east to west of the Missouri River. A new district plan could redraw lines between Brookings and Moody counties, creating north and south districts, while overall congressman numbers rise with population. Governor Vossey and Representative Marth back extending the western region into one district and adjusting eastern lines.
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Hole Bern
Keipit
Missouri
Hull of
Chan
Vossey
Marth
Brookings
Moody
Editor's Prize Corn Under Hammer At Beresford
The Editor's Prize corn from Wemple to H. A. Sturges was auctioned by Col. J. W. Reedy to Hans Pearson for 85 dollars, a record price for 100 car exhibit corn in the northwest. Proceeds benefit the Beresford Republic editor as a Christmas gift. the corn is said to be the tip of Wemple's 10 acres and later seed contracts were made at five dollars per bushel.
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H. A. Sturges
Beresford Republic
J. W. Reedy
Hans Pearson
Pear Beresford
Pearson
Yankton Docket of Crime and Fire Notes in December Update
In Yankton a Ottumwa man Darner faces grand larceny charges after allegedly stealing two certificates of deposit totaling $idv from William Farrell while Farrell was robbed. Darner claims poker winnings but Farrell denies playing for money. A Wells Fargo package fire disrupted Christmas, with losses under $40, and Garfield school reported minor damage from a candle. The Eighth District Medical Association elected officers led by Dr Koebs and Dr Melgaard with Dr Roane as secretary-treasurer. A separate case shows Charles Bartell accused of arson and burglary after investigations at a Terry residence. authorities traced gasoline use and insurance policy manipulation. A Sioux Falls commission meeting date was changed to Dec 27 to discuss state law amendments for commission forms of government, with a dinner for legislators and local officials planned at Grimmins Hall. Police in Welerton uncovered a gambling setup in a basement, with evidence tying to a man named Mined and others, as authorities pursue charges for keeping a gambling house.
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CEME
Yankton Yankton
Tom Darner
Ottumwa
William Farrell
Darner
Farrell
Yankton
Wells Fargo Express Company
Garfield School
Eighth District Medical Association
Koebs
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Melgaard
Valin
Roane
Charles Bartel
Chia City
Bartell
Sr. Crans
Deuce
Terry
Commission
Fickx
Sioux Falls
Puise
Tangy
Ghrimimila Hall
Western Dakota Granted Hearing On Rate Basis Study
A South Dakota railroad hearing addressed west of the Missouri River rate reductions to align with eastern states. W. G. Smith urged a higher west of river basis, while Rapid City business leaders argued current rates are too low. Plaster and stone sectors reported satisfactory promises, and improvements were ordered for stations and telegraph services at several towns. A follow up hearing was planned on telephone rate changes.
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Southakory
Missouri
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Black Hills
Specife
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Caputa
Troy
Worthing
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Harrisburg
Ue Junction
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Summit
Tyndal
Huron Automatic
Trebilcock Divorce Ends Nearly Fifty Years of Marriage
William and Jeanette Trebilcock, ranchers near Spearfish, South Dakota, were granted a divorce by Judge Rice after 47 years of marriage. Jeanette claimed trust funds and labor earned half the farm, valued around 15 000 dollars for 420 acres. She received the decree and half the property.
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S. D
William
Jeanette Treblicock
Spearfish
Rice
Tvorman
Trebincock
Railroad settles for death of Egan man D
A Milwaukee Road accident settlement pays the widow of J. & Davis, a noted resident, $2 626. The payment will be made within weeks, avoiding court. Also noted are reports of diphtheria outbreaks near Aberdeen and local civic notes from Mitchell and Watertown. Ex-Senator A B Kittredge seeks treatment at an Indiana health resort.
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Milwaukee Railway Company
Trent
J. &. Davis
Milwaukee Road
Railway Company
Egan
Another Victim Dead After New York Excavation Disaster
A drexsmek named Thoirews Loehman died at Bellevue Hospital in New York after being struck by a beam blown from the Central railroad excavation on Lexington Avenue. The death follows the earlier explosion incident that day, bringing the total fatalities to twelve.
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New York
New York Central
Mondy
Thoirews Loehman
Bellevue Hospital
Lexington Ave
Bank Safe Blown Without Any Loot Found
A bank safe was blown open but authorities report no booty recovered. The incident occurred in Med tra town where there were no injuries reported as investigators collected evidence and reviewed surveillance footage.
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Adrian
Minny
TWO AUTOS CRASH IN HEAD ON COLLISION
A head on crash near Olivet, sixteen miles from Tripp, injures passengers Jas Elliott and Mrs Gering. Elliott, rep from a Sioux Falls wholesale house, fractures a collar bone. Mrs Gering is seriously hurt. Both autos wrecked. drivers Wiederrich and others injured slightly. scene near a steep, crooked hill east of Olivet.
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Tripp
Olivet
Warrants Outstanding Amount To 4294 935 03 In Pierre
Pierre South Dakota December 24 The amount of registered general fund warrants outstanding is 204 935 95 with 6 percent interest. Receipts from tax remittance will enable the treasury to call part of the warrants, but cash will not be taken from warrants until the March call is made.
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General Fund
Coulntion
Treachury Department
Murch
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