Referendum Ballots Discussed with Boxer on Reforms
The article outlines voter guidance on direct legislation and five amendments A through E. It argues for voting Yes on both No. 1 and No. 2 and explains proposed changes to state salaries, centralized institution management, school district bonding, urban credit, and a World War bonus bond issue. It also covers the League of Nations debate, cautions about political agitators, and notes Mitchell as next meeting host.
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United States
Congress
Scotland
Farmers Union Held Two Day Session at Mitchell
The Farmers Union concluded a two day session in Mitchell last week with discussions on agricultural policy and cooperative development. Officials outlined plans for member outreach and cooperative services for rural communities.
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Farmers Union
Mitchell
Taft Discusses Harding and a League of Nations
William Howard Taft says Governor Cox asks how he can back Senator Harding who denounces the League of Nations. He notes Harding wants a league like a court with safeguards and reservations, implying compromise could shape a broader international agreement.
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Cox
Harding
League of Nations
Taft
Wilson
League
Senator Harding
William Howard Taft
South Dakota Governor Race Shapes Between McMaster and Bates
Observers foresee a contest for governor between Lieut. Gov. McMaster the Republican candidate and M. P. Bates the nonpartisan league nominee. The league is tied to socialist and radical groups, with Rempfer of Parkerton representing it at a Chicago convention. He pledged support to Cheenson, the radical slate’s presidential nominee.
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South Dakota
McMaster
M. P. Bates
League
Socialista
W. W
Rempfer
Parkaton
Chicago
Cheenson
Spouk
Farmers Leaders and Promises in Political Speech
The text argues that farmers are targeted by leaders who make grand promises of communism and profit removal. It contends these aims serve leaders to gain control, while the Farmers' Union acts more effectively than the non-partisan league, and claims legislatures have long been controlled by farmers enacting favored laws.
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Farmers’ Union
Mrs Eisenmanns Visit Near Scot land A Family Trip
Mrs BE F Eisenmann spent part of last week in Scotland visiting relatives and friends. Mr Eisenmann joined her Saturday evening and returned home with Mrs Eisenmann and their young daughter on Sunday.
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BE. F. Eisenmann
Scotland
Veterans reunion planned for Avon in August
At a Tyndall meeting on October 1 193? the Bon Homme county world war veterans group decided to hold next year’s reunion in Avon on the last Friday in August. Avon Clarion notes the county’s early American Legion organization distinction.
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Tyndall
Bon Homme County
Avon
American Legion
Avon Clarion
Trip to Gettysburg and farm harvest plans noted
Jack Redden and Fred Rees returned from a trip to Gettysburg. L Linington will dig potatoes Saturday if the weather is good and sell two to three hundred bushels on his farm two miles north of Olivet. Eli Meyers suffered a severe leg injury in the stock show ring while aiding the hog sale. A hog’s tusk cut a vein causing substantial blood loss before the doctor stopped it. An Adolph Mettler son fell from a tree at school cracking the arm and dislocating the elbow, which Dr Clagett set.
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CG. L. Linington
Olivet
Eli Meyers
Eli
Adolph Mettler
Dr. Clagett
Glasner Family Mourns Loss In Oklahoma Accident
William V Glasner died in an auto accident near Shamrock Oklahoma after working in an oil field near Merrimac. He lived ten minutes after reaching a doctor. Remains are in charge of Boggs, brother of Mrs Glasner. Jack Glasner leaves for Bartlesville for burial. Katherine Bauder and Henry Schweinforth wed September 30 1920 at German Lutheran Church near Blaha. E L Radek departed Friday morning.
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W. A. Glasner
William V
Shamrock
Oklo
Mr. Boggs
Jack Glasner
Bartlesville
Oklahoma
Katherine Bauder
Phillip Bauder
Henry Schweinforth
Jacob Schweinforth
German Lutheran Church
Blaha
Zink
Scotland
Local notes on farm work and rail yard upgrades
In San Juan Texas Mr Radek plans a fall crop and winter care aided by his son in law Albert Riehlbauch for a couple of weeks. Milwaukee Railroad stores a well in local yards and installs a water tank and a softening plant to serve locomotives. Rev FP Prudky a Moravia pastor will visit Tyddall to preach in Bohemian Presbyterian churches and discuss Czecho Slovakia conditions. The three year old son of Mr and Mrs Peter Gall north of town died Tuesday after a prolonged illness.
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San Juan
Texas
Milwaukee Railroad Company
FP. Prudky
Moravia
Tyddall
Tyndall
Czecho Slovakia
Peter Gall
Northysat
Town
Death of Little Tazel Barber Grieves Tyndall Friends
Tractal Register notes the death of little Tazel Barber, oldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Sam Barber, at her home Wednesday afternoon after a prolonged illness following several operations. Also reports R R Robinson selling his farm east of town to R Williams for 81250 per acre. Williams is a breeder of Duroc Jersey hogs and Durham cattle.
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Tyndall
Little Tazel Barber
Sam Berber
R. R. Robinson
R. ¥. Williams
Mr. Robinson
Mr. Williams
Dr. Gandy Visits Tripp On Way Home From G A R Convention
Dr. Gandy of Spokane Washington stopped in Tripp last week to visit his daughter Mrs Wenzlaff while en route home from Indianapolis where he attended the national G A R convention. He was elected Vice Commander, one of the convention’s highest honors. Wm Lutz from Scotland assists his brother John in plastering the Doering house in the north part of town.
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Dr. Gandy
Spokane
Wash
Tripp
W. Wenzlaff
Indianapolis
Wm. Lutz
Scotland
John
Doering
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Fred Rees
Gettysburg
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Tripp Ledger
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Corn Belt National Bank of’ Scotland
J. R. Wilson
Meat Market
James J. Cisar
Prop
J. A. Wagner
Matt McCormick
Stanley Kramar
WM. Glynn
O. E. Plumb
Register of Deeds
L. A. Steely
James Kirk
R. V. Fletcher
L. W. Leighton
M. A. Weller
B. C. Foster
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