Pure Food Law Debate Stirs In State Legislature
Chicago whaling firms and state officials discuss Section 11 of the Pure Food Law as to labeling and factory origin. Commerce groups argue brand responsibility should cover products from multiple factories while Governor Elrod plans a consensus with Reid Murdock and others.
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Pierrie
S&s
B. Newton
Reid, Muredock & Co
Chicago
Elrod
W. Small
Small Coustries
7 Crops in Beadle County
Heavy rains in Beadle County month to date total near four inches across the Jim river valley. Reports say crops are very good with strong wheat and small grain growth. stands heavy on ground. risk of lodging if wind hits. harvest labor and machinery may be scarce. hay and forage crops appear favorable despite wet weather.
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Huron, & C
Jim River Valley
Advises Better Care for Sheep at SD Meeting
President W. W. Bell of the South Dakota Wood Growers and Sheep Breeders' Association spoke at Aberdeen urging improved care for sheep. He cited 452000 sheep shorn in SD last year with 6.06 lb average, and 2032000 sheep shorn statewide with 5.80 lb fleece, noting Ohio growers earned more per fleece. A 7 year old ram owned by Bell shed 15 lb in a four year service, weighing 300 lb.
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Bell
Aberdern
W. W. Bell
South Dakota
Ohio
South
Firemen's Tourney Ends with Vergillions Wins Amid Muddy Streets
The South Dakota Firemen's association tournament closed under fair weather despite slick streets. Vermilion led with wins in several events including Hook and Ladder and Hose Race. Mitchell and Parker also posted top finishes while Armour and Watertown did not attend.
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Mitchell
Vermillion
Parker
Armour
South Dakota Firemen’s Association
Vermilion
Chief
Slade
Canton
Foreman
Erickson
Hyvistendahl
Johnson
Mt. Vernon
Kingsbury
Meyers
Myera
Young gets bail in Todd Murders case at Miller
John A. Young of Miller secured release on bond of 500 in the Todd murder case. Attorneys Pusey and Gleim argued before Judge Gi. The charge concerns the killing of George Todd, an elderly recluse in Hunt County about a year ago.
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Miller
Todd
Pietre
John Pusey
C. c. Gleim
Wessington Springs
John A. Young
Cane County
Nurs George "Todd
Hunt County
Fishers in Jim River face new game law enforcement
June 26 report from Mitchell and Pierre notes enforcement actions under a new game law. Ten arrested for seine fishing in the Jim River with no officer in charge. one fined $50 after pleading guilty. Deputy Warden Getechel charged John McGlinnie and N. Bell. McGinnis fined $50 and jailed twenty-five days. Bell released after evidence. A steer with no neck draws curiosity in Pierre.
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Jim River
Mitchell
Divison
Hanson
Callard
Ten Sen
Jin River
Game Warren Getechel
John McGlinnie
N. Bell
Mc Kitler
McGinnis
Bell
South Dakota
Testify Against Trust in Federal Grand Jury Probe
In Chicago the federal grand jury investigating the beef industry heard witnesses on cattle buying practices by packers. Frederik Wood, Christopher Earnhardt, and E C Scholes testified about market troubles for cattle shippers and bidding patterns at the Chicago yards.
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Federal Grand Jury
Chicago
Federal Grad Jury
Frederik Wood
Hampshire
Christopher Earnhardt
Wilmington
E. C. Scholes
Burlington
J. D. Ridgeley
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Scholes
Robbers Circulate Fire Tragedy in Des Moines Break-In
In Des Moines at 407 South East Sixth Street a couple, Henry Kunkle and his wife, were found in a smoke filled bedroom as their house burned. Police and firefighters urged them from the building and $20 plus a missing watch were reported stolen. Indications suggest the front room fire was burning while the rear door was shut.
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Des Moines
Henry Kunkle
South East Sixth Street
Woman Burglar Arrested at Highland Park Church Study
A young woman burglar was captured during a break in at the Highland Park Congregational church in St Paul Minnesota. She entered through a basement window and moved to the upper areas ringing a lock and rifling belongings. The suspect identified as Mrs Mary Strong from Anoka Minnesota was found with a handbag of skeleton keys screwdrivers hammers and tools.
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St. Paul
Minn
Highland Park Congregational Church
Mary Strong
Sho
Anoka
Mina
Three Killed as Dakota Tornado Ravages Farms
A Dakota tornado struck near Fedora and Mitchell causing multiple deaths and injuries. Homes and barns were leveled, crops ruined, and a Freeland residence was torn apart with the family escaping death. The storm also damaged infrastructure while a county institute closed after two weeks with many teachers present.
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Fedora
Howare
Ater
Giver
Mr. Freeland
Dipping Law Sparks Farmer Backlash Across Counties
In North Dakota counties cattle owners organize to oppose the dipping law aimed at eradicating scab disease. Officials warn state action may yield milder controls than federal intervention, with Dr. Ramsey citing infection estimates and the risk of market disruption for shipments inland.
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Pierre
8. D
Rameey
Fargo
N. D
Bureau of Animal Industry
Te Department
South Dakota
Ramsey
Miss Touri
New Electric Road Aims to Link Sioux Falls and Brookings
Sioux Falls residents back a Brookings originated electric railroad project to connect Brookings with Sioux Falls this summer and complete the line next year. Eastern capital backs the effort led by Brookings attorney Neil Stewart with plans to start from Brookings to Fargo and then to Sioux Falls. Farmers in affected areas have held meetings and reaction is uniformly favorable.
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Sioux Falls
Brookings
S. D
South Dakota
Neil Stewart
Fgan
Ume
Sioux Palls
Milwaukee Fatilroad
Sioux Pall
Exar
YANKTON GETS NEXT G A R ENCAMPMENT VOTE
The Yankton G A R encampment 1906 selects next meeting site with 62 to 48 votes over Watertown. Mitchell's Wolgemuth chosen commander with Geddes and Hoyles among senior officers. wreath of officers elected for department camp and national encampment delegates named. A joint memorial service and grand parade accompany the event then new officers to be installed and encampment to close tomorrow.
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Watertown
Wolgemuth
Mitchell
Aneninin
S. Dy
J. B. Wolge= wih
Mitchell Department
Gaitder
J. A. Geddes
Huran
Sanford Phillips Speareh
Samuel A. Hoyles
Yunkton
D. J. Synth
Haron
Mary Cole
Pie
Denver
Jonnie Nash
Canton
Ella D. Walker
Frances Thompson
Parker
ALR
W. R.C
Oiecers
Tri State Grain Dealers hold Sioux Falls convention
The Tri State Grain Dealers association opened its annual convention in Sioux Falls at 2 20 this afternoon and runs through tomorrow. Col Thomas B Brown president of the board of trade welcomed the delegates, with talks by EK Woodworth on the chamber of commerce and by P P Quist Minnesota weighmaster on state supervision of weights.
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Sioux Falls
Tri-State Grain Dealers’ Association
Thomas B. Brown
Cal Board of Trade
Nerizens
Board of Trade
Woodworth
Chamber of Applis
P.P. Quist
Prince Seeks Cash for Austrian Titles Auctioned for Child
An advert in local papers claims an elderly Austrian aristocrat offers to transfer titles to a wealthy fatherless child in a marriage of convenience. The man, calling himself Prince Edward Gustave Emile Lambers, allegedly seeks $15,000 upfront and a monthly stipend for life. The title claim, while noted as genuine, is linked to Count Hubert Antone Einije. several women reportedly responded to the ad.
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Ben Francisco
Prince Edward Gustave Emile Lambers
Austria
Secrecy From Japs Naval Officers Lesson in Mystery
President Roosevelt praises Japan for keeping naval plans secret and urges American officers to imitate this secrecy. The article notes strict controls on discussing ships and tactics, citing Admiral Dickens and Secretary Morton, and contrasts Japan’s cautious approach with U.S. openness. It mentions the removal of Japanese sailors from the U.S. Navy as a result of this policy.
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Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Admiral Dickens
Hale Timore
Washington
Morton
Dickens
Mele Brown
Russia
United States
John H. Keatley Dead Former Iowa Editor and Treasury Clerk
John H. Keatley, once a federal judge in Alaska and later a Treasury Department clerk, died in Washington. He was a longtime journalist in Iowa, serving as editor of the Nonpareil in Council Bluffs and the Globe.
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Washington
John H. Beacen
Alaska
Treasury Department
Towa
Nonpareil
The
Globe
Council Bluffs
Jury Selection In Mitchell Land Fraud Case
In Portland Oregon Judge DeHaven held the trial of United States versus United States Senator Mitchell. Most of the first session was taken by juror excuses as they sought to avoid serving on the panel for judging the elderly senator on charges connected with land frauds in the state.
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Mitchell
Portland
Ore
United States
Artesian Wells Prove Westlands Can Yield Flows Says Geologists Wrong
Pierre June 24. The Wheeler ranch at White Clay Butte reports an artesian flow at a higher elevation than the McClure well on Antelope creek, challenging long held beliefs that high country west of the Missouri could not yield artesian wells. The find promises more wells and gas flow west of the river, aiding western settlement and permanency.
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Miller
Missouri River
Hyde, Hughes
Sully
Wheeler
Murder at Aberdeen follows tavern fight over painting dispute
Jack Purcell, a gambler, is under arrest in Aberdeen for the murder of W D Marvin, a painter. Purcell fought a bartender early this morning and threw a spittoon that struck Marvin, who died after being treated and found in his room. An inquest is scheduled for 4 PM.
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Aberdeen, & D
Jack Purcell
W. D. Marvin
Purcell
Marvin
Encampment Ends in Aberdeen with Big Meeting
The G. A. R. and W. I. C. encampments closed in Aberdeen on June 24 with a large gathering at the village hall. Eli Torrance of Minneapolis and A. Patton of Chattanooga attended as honored guests. Nellie Welsh won a prize pin in the girls speaking contest with the topic Patriotism. The Relief Corps presented a banner to Aberdeen schools as ceremonies concluded.
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Aberdeen
Vra
Eli Torrance
Minneaplis
Jind ¢ A. Patton
Chattanooga
Nellie Welsh
Relief Corps
Aberdeen Schouta
Tri-State Grain Dealers Hold Successful Sioux Falls Meeting
The Tri-State Grain Dealers association convened in Sioux Falls with record attendance. Officers re elected included President A Brenner and Vice President A Brown, with J J Quinn as secretary treasurer and a nine member governing board. The group reported 1100 elevator men in the territory, urged more state support for Brookings agricultural college, and noted Sioux Falls as a favored site for next year’s convention.
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Sioux Palle, & D
Grain Dealeras’ Association
A. Brenner
Minneapolia
A. Brown
Laverne
Miliecretary
J. J. Quinn
Minnienhalla
A. A. Truax
Mitch W. B. Parsons
Winona
Chaimbers
Minneapolis
Geo. WH. Shut
Bridgewater
F. S. Kingsleuryon Lake
David Williams
Sec
North Dakota
Sailor Jean Traverses States Pushing Wheelbarrow to Pierre
Jean A Krohn, also known as Sailor Jean of Awasti Maine, is traveling to the U.S. capital by wheelbarrow. He arrived in Pierre after a 60 mile leg from Gettysburg and plans to head to St Paul via Huron and the Northern road, meeting his wife here who came from Minnesota. An insane man named James Olmstead, about years old, was detained in Pierre. authorities believe he hails from Big River Minnesota, but identities remain unclear.
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Wil
Liv
Chiego
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Mitchell
Champertat
Linborn County
Madison
Woonsucket
United States
Pierre
Jean A Krohn
Jean
Awasti
Union
Gettysburg
Minnesota
Tives
Huron
Aeeeeh
James Olmstead
Bik River
Minn
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