Soviet trade ties hinge on soviet reform and debts
The supreme council warns that trade with the allied powers cannot resume until wholesale murders stop and private property is restored and Russia acknowledges foreign debts. Officials see no promise of overthrow of the Soviet government and urge reform, plus commercial pressure. The South Dakota State College farm extension warns farmers to test seed corn carefully after last year’s early frost and low seed germination, noting only about 60 percent germination versus 98 percent ideal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Supreme Council
South Dakota Farm Extension Division
State College
Ballot Revisions After Attorney General Ruling on Delegates
A legal ruling requires printing delegates names on the primary ballot. Only one set of delegates was proposed, so their names must appear. If a proposed candidate has no opposition, their name was not initially to be on the ballot, but the AG ruling overrides this. Delegates must vote at least three times for the top candidate.
Ministers at Mitchell condemn Richards anti prohibition candidacy
About five hundred ministers assembled in Mitchell for the inter church world movement. They adopted resolutions nearly unanimously denouncing the R. O. Richards anti prohibition candidacy and repudiated using the Bible to defend personal license. They also logged detailed stances on the league of nations with 47 for ratification, 44 for any compromise reservations, 22 for extreme reservations, and 85 for mild reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Inter-Church World Movement
R. O. Richards
League of Nations
Railroads Returned to Owners Under New Transportation Law
The railroads were returned to owners March 1 under presidential action, and a new transportation bill signed Saturday took effect with the transfer. The law guarantees six months of dividends to stockholders at 54 percent on actual investment and bars wage cuts for employers during that period. A labor commission of three company, three worker, and three public representatives will hear disputes, but its findings remain advisory and non-enforceable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gmmpiesson
Letter From Our Old Townsman Describes Santa Fe
In February 1920 Dr H P Carson writes from Santa Fe New Mexico praising the city. He notes its ancient architecture museums and cultural life and recounts visits to the Palace of the Governors the New Museum and local artists. He plans to vote for Wood and mentions travel to Colorado Kansas and Huron. He comments on local weather scenery and Indians and references the Woman Suffrage ratification joint resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Buss
Citizen-Republican
Santa Fe
Palestine
Indiana
Pueblo
New Mexico
State Historical Association
School of American Research
National School of American Research
State Museum
Lew Wallace
Ala
Ben Hur
New Museum
St. Francis
Woman’s Museum Board
New Mexico Schools of American Archaeology and Historical Research
Treick
Becker
Scotland
Dak
Chins
Gustemals
Spain
New York
Albuquerque
Springfield Times Reports Indian School Closure
Mrs Chas Bush traveled from Scotland to aid ill daughter Mrs Ray Young amid influenza. Rev Mr Lindsey of Santee Neb dies after pneumonia relapse. U S government orders closure of all Indian schools under 100 students not on reservations, including Hope Indian School in Springfield, effective June 30. City plans to repurpose the campus into another institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Bush
Scotland
Ray Young
Mr. Lindsey
Normal Training School
Santee, Neb
Department of Indian Affaire
Washington, D.C
Hope Indian School
Springfield
Hope School
Local residents travel and civic notes from Tripp area
Mr and Mrs W W Wagner returned Thursday from a six week southern trip mainly in Texas and Louisiana with a side trip to Mexico. Mrs H K Stilwill returned Tuesday from Sioux City after visiting her sister Mrs C M Stilwill. On the way home she rode in General Leonard Wood's private car. Joseph Daub died in Tripp last week and was buried in Tyndall after services at St Leo's church. Frank Daub and family note the longtime Tripp residence. Citizens National Bank directors met in Tyndall, electing J Garfield West president and W F Wele vice president. The south part of the Giasel Block was leased for a temporary bank home, with plans to open soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Wagner
Thoreday
South
Texas
Louisiana
Mexico
H. K. Stilwill
Sioux City
C M. Stilwill
Yankton
Joseph Daub
Tripp
Tyndall
St. Leo's Church
Daub
Frank Daub
Citizens’ National Bank
J. Garfield West
W. F. We'le
Giasel
Our Statesman Mike Huntry Satirized in Verse
Poem by Edmund Vance Cooke lampoons a political figure named Mike Huntry. The verse mocks public praise, front page adulation, and costly policies while portraying the statesman delivering hollow platitudes. It contrasts party puffery with questions about platform and creed, ending with ironic echoes of imitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund Vance Cooke
Michael Huntry
Mike Huntry
Cane
Mike Huntly
Public Lease Offer of State Lands in Bon Homme County
Notice states that on March 15 1920 all unleas ed state lands in Bon Homme County will be offered for lease at public auction from 10 am to 1 pm at the county courthouse. Dated Pierre South Dakota January 1 1920.
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Bon Homme County
Iaid County
Pierre
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Dr. H. P. Carson
Santa Fe, N. M
Washington City
United States
Madison
South Dakota
Steele
Bryant Eciocle
Harald
Gus Berreth
Em Hehn
Walter Abbott
John Foley
Presa
Huron
Commercial Club of
Tripp Ledger
Lake Andes
Armour On Match Ltd
GH. Dillon
Ledger
C. A. Christopherson
St. Christopherson
Washington
M. Dillon
F. A. Schmiedt
Schmiedt
N. P. LL
Dillon
N. BL
The
Springfield Times
Tyndall Tribune
Michael
Mike
OUR Bank
Corn Belt National Bank of Scotland
J. R. Wilson
Fred Goebhring
Christian Kuk
Meat Market
PuOne
James J. Cisar
Prop
N. E. Knight
Patisty Wanek
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