Congressmen Christopherson's Pulp Export Embargo Proposal
A summary of congressional notes mentions Congressman Christopherson praising the Congressional Directory and introducing a bill to embargo the export of paper pulp. It contrasts Canadian pricing with U.S. pricing, notes immigration committee reports being deemed too confidential by Secretary Wilson, and ends with a provocative editorial questioning treatment of “reds” and xenophobic language amid references to the League of Nations and Soviet agitators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christopherson Han
Canada
Res
United States
Dakota
Senate
Versailles
International Council
Ex-Congressman Dillon enters race for nominating bid
Ex congressman C H Dillon announces intent to seek nomination for former position once held by A A Christopherson. The article notes citizens may aspire to office and defends Christophersons past support of key issues and his commendable measures. It suggests veterans may not drop him after one term and acknowledges his growing standing for future usefulness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Dillon
A. A. Christopherson
Taxation Pressures in North Dakota Under Townley Control
Citizens report steep tax hikes after Townleyism seized power in North Dakota. A local farmer notes land taxes rose about 450 percent, from $90 to $449.64 annually, while small crops struggle. Critics blame large state expenditures and expanded government offices for the tax burden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker
North Dakota
Coal dealer receives Chicago offer at premium prices
A local coal dealer reports receiving a letter from a Chicago firm offering several cars of hard coal at premium prices. The message claims the firm could supply if desired, and comments on government price fixing with sarcasm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Hutchinson county sheriff case ends with final citizenship
Sioux Falls dispatch reports Karl Schmidt, Hutchinson county sheriff, obtained final citizenship papers after legal battles that delayed his removal from office. The piece notes the citizenship timing amid a court order for his removal and traces related appeals. It also covers Gov. Frank O Lowden’s stance on the League of Nations and the Supreme Court's war time prohibition ruling as national prohibition nears January 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
Jan
Stheers
Karl Schmidt
Hutchinson County
E Hott Schmidt
Nevertheresa
Quster
Tripp
Frank O. Lowden
Mindis
League of Nations
Senate
Supreme Court Haa
Funeral planned for Jo Morton fur trade secretary dies in Miami
Jo Morton of Sioux City longtime secretary of the Interstate Fur died in Miami Florida yesterday from heart trouble. He fell ill during the last fair and was staying in Florida for his health during the winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jo Morton
Sioux City
Interstate Fur
Miami
Fla
Florida
Puckett Family Christmas birthday noted. campaign bids rise
Atty. C. C. Puckett traveled from Tyndall to join Christmas dinner with his parents and helped celebrate his father C. J. Puckett’s 79th birthday the day after Christmas. The Vermillion Republican notes H. Dillon of Yankton will reenter the congressional race seeking the Republican nomination in the district with a March primary looming. Dillon vows an active campaign to counter past flu-influenced charges and present his case. From the Springfield Times Mrs. Chas Bush returned to Scotland after assisting daughter Mrs. Ray Young. Frank C. Baker sold his Perkins garage to Hornatra Bros and bought a new location at Blaha to continue in the business with Ed gar Hornstra in charge. Ongoing local business movements reflect a busy community scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atty
C. C. Puckett
Tyndall
C. J Puckett
Atty. Puckett
Bon Homme County
Vermillion
H. Dillon
Yankton
Dillon
Congress
Frank C. Baker
Perkins
Hornatra Bros
Blaha
Mr. Baker
Hornetra Bros
Edgar Hornstra
Woman Brings Bridge Effort Aims To Rival Sioux Falls
A woman advances a major Missouri River bridging project at a key site while simultaneously promoting a new shirt and overall factory planned to employ about 200 girls, signaling economic growth and potential competition with Sioux Falls and Aberdeen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Sioux Falls
Aberdeen
Tyndall Fire Anniversary Marks New Local Buildings
The annual December 31 fire anniversary noted several rebuilt structures in Tyndall. Chaska Bros. kept business at the old site. Security Bank J L Hoch and the Post Office will move in days. Dr George RB, recently graduated, now serves Avon while Dr Greenfield travels south. Olga Proka and Joseph M Vavruska wed in Bohemian Presbyterian church with Anna Svanda as bridesmaid and Adolph Vavruska as best man. The couple will reside on the groom’s farm seven miles northwest of Tyndall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George RB
Tyn
Eastern Medical College
Greenfield
Avon
Tyndall
Chastka Bros
Security Bank
J. L. Hoch
Olga Proka
Joseph M. Vavruska
Benj. Marek
Anna Svanda
Adolph Vavruska
William 1Roks
Bon Homme County
Joseph Vavruska
Fair Store Moves to New Bon Homme Location
The Fair Store relocated goods from the old site to the former Byers and Schuett location beside First National Bank during the first of the week. Patrck MacDonnell died at Yankton Monday this week. his funeral was held Wednesday in the Catholic Church conducted by Father Dooley, with burial in Tyndall Cemetery. He claimed land near old Bon Homme nearly 50 years ago and lived in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byers & Schuett
First Nationa Bank
Bon Homme County
Patrck MacDonnel
Yankton
Father Dooley
Tyndall
McDonnell
Old Bon Homme
Avon Clarion notes on trips and a trolley test
Mrs P J Schroeder traveled to Scotland Monday to visit her mother Mrs Martin Roose who has been on the tick list for several weeks. Miss Eberly of Scotland, visiting with her sister Miss Louise Eberly, returned home Monday. Springfield plant current was diverted to the Avon line Tuesday for a test run, with the first trial hampered by a wire burn south of Perkina where trees interfered with the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Schroeder
Scotland
Martin Roose
Miss Eberly
Louise Eberly
Springfield
Avon
Perkina
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Claims $100 Cure Guarantee
Frank J. Cheney, senior partner of F. J. Cheney & Co. in Toledo, pledges $100 for any catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Notarized December 6, 1886 by A. W. Gleason. Includes notice of internal remedy benefiting blood and mucous surfaces. testimonials and address for orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Outio
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Hall
A. W. Gleason Notary Public Hall
Lease of State Lands Notice in Bon Homme County
On March 15 1920 all unleas ed State Lands in Bon Homme County will be offered for lease at a public function between 10 o clock a m and 4 o clock p m at the court house in the county. Dated Pierre South Dakota January 1 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
State Stock Breeders’ Association
South Dakota
Hampshire
Aeles
James W. Wilson
Brookings
S. C
Bon Homme County
Said County
Pierre
S. D
Tailored ensembles at low prices in stock sale
Sits made to order for 17 dollars and two piece suits at 15 dollars. Hat or cap can be matched to complete the outfit.
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Christopherson
Mencing
Times
God
Sunshine Pharmacy
Mno
F. Hirsch
Prop
The
Springfield Times
Chas, Bush
Ray Young
Mrakton
Opistosi
Tyndal Register
Avon Clarion
Tole
Ohio
Paris Hall
You Deposler
Corn Belt National Bank of Scotland
J. R. Wilson
Fred Goehring
Christian Kuk
Meat Market
James J. Cisar
N. E. Knight
Nfring
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