Cotton substitute for news print proves satisfactory
Experiments show cotton can replace w20d pulp for paper making though high cotton prices limit relief for publishers. The Democratic state committee in Huron elected L. N. Crill as chairman and Guy Harvey as secretary after James E. Bird died.
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Democratic State Committee
Huron
James E. Bird
Watertown
L. N. Crill
Elk Point
Guy Harvey
Ft. Pierre
City labor wages rise but food supply shrinks
The text notes higher city labor wages and shorter hours drawing surplus workers from farms. It warns food is produced on farms, and with dwindling supply, people realize wages are useless without purchasing power.
Wool Growers Lose as Prices Fail to Meet Costs
The wool market shows broad prosperity in cloth prices yet wool producers see no bids from manufacturers. Buyers pay around 20 cents per pound, far below the cost of sheep feed. Farmers band together to ship their wool directly to cut middleman charges, but losses persist.
Why not a Thirteenth party in politics
The author notes that many groups claim to be a Third party over the past fifty years including the Know Nothing Greenback Free Silver Populist Prohibition Socialist and Progressive parties. None sustained beyond one or two campaigns or achieved lasting impact. The piece wonders if starting a Thirteenth party might prove luckier.
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Know Nothing Party
Greenback Party
Free Silver Party
Populist Party
Prohibition Party
Sociaiist Party
Progressive Party
Lewis advocates amendments to League of Nations and home relief plans
James Hamilton Lewis backs modifying the League of Nations rather than treating it as the campaign’s sole issue. He urges relief measures including state ownership of railroads and energy lands, criticizes the Republican platform, and argues the federal reserve and farm loan laws are misrepresented. He notes the federal reserve system as a Republican merit and warns against repeating past management errors.
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James Hamilton Lewis
Wailoon
League of Nations
United States
Federal Reserve
Lewis
Federal Reserve Law
Federal Reserve Law Shows Benefits When Properly Administered
The federal reserve law has proven beneficial in some respects and can be effective if properly administered. The statement notes advantages while implying careful governance is needed to maximize positive outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Reserve
Kansas Wheat Harvest Reports Third Largest On Record
Kansas enters the harvest season with the crop described as the third largest ever gathered in the state. Officials note strong yields across major wheat regions and expect sturdy market impact this season.
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Kansas
Teachers Examination Scheduled in Tyndall High School
Examinations for all grades of Teachers Certificates set for July 8 to 10 at the Tyndall High School Building. Tests begin at 3:00 AM on the first day and 8:00 AM on subsequent days. Participants must bring pen ink and drawing pencils. paper provided. Credits earned within six months must be submitted with manuscripts. Primary Certificates only require Primary Method instead of Civics. a one dollar fee applies.
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Tyndall
South Dakota
Revolt at Chicago Convention Mentioned by Delegates
The note recalls third party revolts seen at a Chicago convention and reflects on a boy who always quit when his turn to bat. The excerpt questions whether such behavior affected the game's momentum or the boy's popularity.
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Chicago
Press & Dakotan
Debate over hydro plant site mobridge versus mulehead
State faces a heated fight over where to build a hydro electric plant with two sites in contention Mobridge favored for low cost Mulehead seen as higher power potential The legislature may defer to a voter decision while weighing debt an affordable rate plan proposes self sustaining pricing to avoid broad taxation and unfair benefits for non users.
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Mobridge
Mulehead
Hill in critical condition after paralytic stroke
Word from Thermopolis New York notes Chae Hill is hospitalized in very critical condition following a paralytic stroke. Hill has long battled cancer and adders affliction, with his condition now precarious according to Springfield Times. Governor Harding warns federal reserve board officials to scrutinize sugar trade and speculation linked to reserve bank financing, as sugar prices may fall once support ends per Bridgewater Tribune.
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Thermopolis
Wye
Chae. Hill
Hill
Springfield Times
Harding
Feders) Reserve Board
Aamiches
Joana
Bridgewater Tribune
Local notes recounting graduates and a bank official's wife
G C Patten delivered a large amount of fish to the Herald home on Monday as he plans to work at the pumping station in Tuscan this summer. Hutchinson County graduates J Howard Harris and Charles Bentliff earned Bachelor of Arts degrees at Dakota Wesleyan University. Mrs Lyle Branch, wife of the First National Bank of Pierre cashier, died last Thursday. Mr Ranch was once a Menno school boy when his family lived in Gust Hoffman’s house.
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Post Hall
G. C Patten
Herald
Tuscan
J. Howard Harris
Charles Bentliff
Hutchinson County
Dakota Wesleyan University
Lyle Branch
Flrst National Bank of
Pierre
Ranch
Menno Echool
Gust Hoffman
Local residents visit and move in Tyndall area
Walter Youngworth from Sioux City visited Tyndall Tuesday and reports a busy transfer business. Arthur Lehr from Washington DC, long in government service as a stenographer, may stay in Tyndall. Mrs J B Hughes and daughter Helen returned from Clinton IA after Helen's school year and graduated in spring then visited Chicago.
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Walter Youngworth
Sioux City
Tyndall
Arthur Lehr
Washington, D. C
J. B Hughes
Mise Helen
Clinton
Chicago
Miss Emelia Thum Weds William Schuler in June Ceremony
Dr. and Mrs. B H Unruh of Scotland visited relatives in Avon on Sunday. Miss Emelia Thum of Scotland married Mr. William Schuler of Tripp Saturday June 12 in Avon with Justice Robinson presiding. Theo Hebner of Avon and John Bauer of Delmont witnessed.
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Emelia Thum
Scotland
William Schuler
Tripp
Justice Robinson
Theo, Hebner
Avon
John Bauer
Delmont
Smith Arrives to Try Out for Tyndall Ball Club
Mr. Smith reached Tyndall Monday evening from Minneapolis to interview for a pitcher position with the Tyndall Ball Club. B W Burnett heads to Indiana for the National Telephone meeting then to New York to visit his mother and family. Died in Rochester Minn June 1 1920 Paul A Cogan of Sturgie SD born April 28 1881 buried in Sturgis after living in the area about twenty five years leaving a wife and three children.
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Mr. Smith
Minneapolis
Tyndall Ball Club
B. W. Burnett
Indiana
New York
Rochester
Minn
Paul A. Cogan
Sturgie
So. Dak
A. J. Cogan
Sturgis
Mr. Cogan
Bon Homme
S.D
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American Federation of Labor
Montreal
Harvey’s Weekly
Federal Reserve Bank
Landis Singing Orchestra
Landia Singing Orchestra
Lake Park
Landis
M. L. Landis
America
Leslie Macklyn
Verle Wilson
Esther Witham Landis
Bob Duncan
Tripp Ledger
Ludiwg Pippus
Mr. Holt
California
Paul Wildermuth
Carl Wildermuth
Lodi
Wildermuth
W. Mikuska
Carl
Paul
Louis Ritter
Tripp Milling Co
Ledger
Ferald
Tyndall Tribune
The
Avon Clarion
B. H. Unruh
Tyndall Register
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Grog
Corn Belt National Bank OF Scotland
J. R. Wilson
Meat Market
James J. Cisar
Prop
Scripps-Booth
Motor Sales & Repair CO
S. D
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