Republicans and Democrats Face Non-Partisan League in North Dakota
The New York World cites opposition to the league as President Wilson's main political target. In North Dakota, confusion surrounds the death of A. E. Caldwell and the status of “Happy Cal” in Sioux City. Meighen and Dr. I W Leighton seek offices, with no clear party rival for some seats and the Non-Partisan League fielding a full slate. Citizens urged to back Republican and Democratic candidates to oppose the league.
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New York World
League
Wilson
Pres. Wilson
A. E. Caldwell
Colorado
Happy Cal
Sioux City Journal
Sioux Falls
Sioux City
Meighen
I. W. Leighton
Scotland
North Dakota
Subscriber defends League of Nations citing treaty obligations
A Sioux City Tribune letter argues Article 10 imposes a straight obligation on the United States to contribute to defense when external aggression arises. The author contends the council’s role is to specify means of fulfillment, not advise, and that participation is mandatory not optional.
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Sioux City Tribune
League of Nations
League
Council
Congress
Haywood Supporters Rally After Supreme Court Ruling
The Supreme Court upheld a twenty year sentence for Big Bill Haywood of the I W W and he remained on bail to campaign for the Nonpartisan League in North Dakota. He praised shared aims with the I W W and potential benefits of affiliation.
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Supreme Court
Lockhart
Chain Lightning
Leavenworth
Webster Reporter
Farmer
Webster
Haywood
Chas E. Ware
Ware
Meighen Runs for County Judge on Republican Ticket
J. L. Meighen announces candidacy for County Judge on the Republican ticket. Details about the campaign and platform are expected as the race unfolds.
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J. L. Meighen
Good Roads Week Drives in South Dakota October 25 30
Publicity note from the South Dakota Development Association urges statewide Good Roads Week October 25 through 30. A Dollar Drive funds the Good Roads Campaign with stickers reading I am For Good Roads Ive Paid My Dollar Lets Have Yours. Local committees or organizing clubs will lead drives to meet a state quota by November 1.
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South Dakota
South Dakota Development Association
State Finance Committee
Good Road Bocaters
Soy beans boost Moody county corn returns in 1920s
About five thousand acres of soy beans planted with corn in Moody county yield a net $5 to $15 per acre in addition to the corn, ten times last year’s acreage. Seed cost was about a dollar per acre. H B Wilson, county agent, reports soy beans used for hogging off silage fodder and sheep pasture, balancing the corn ration. Brookings notes more noxious weeds as state develops and plans a weeds bulletin. County agents and farmers urged to submit weed specimens and grasses for study at State College.
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Flandreau
Moody County
H. B. Wilson
Brookings S. Dak
Agronomy
State College
South Dakota
Our Clubbing Offer We have been fortunate in secur
A brief club notice notes a favorable position in securing offerings and assets. It mentions ongoing opportunities and a positive outlook for members and supporters amid routine financial and promotional activities.
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Secur
Agricultural paper offer to Farmers and Breeders readers
A Sioux City publication promotes a clubbing deal with The Citizens Republican and The Farmer and Breeder. Subscriptions for both papers cost 2.25 dollars, available for renewals or new subscribers. The Farmer and Breeder targets local farmers as the nearest farm paper to southern South Dakota, with a limited guarantee through November 1, 1920.
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Citizens-Republican
Farmer and Breeder
Sioux City
South Dakota
Notice of Election Across Bonomme County South Dakota 1920
Election to be held Tuesday November 2 at precinct polling places across Bonomme County South Dakota. Voters will elect national state and county officers including five presidential electors U S senator governor and state officials. Polls open eight a m to five p m with amendments to state constitution and other measures on the ballot. Dated October 6 1920.
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Board of County Commissioners
Scotland
Washington
Emanuel
Monroe
Von
City Hall
Avon
Franklin
Jackson
Lincoln
Tabor
Town Hall
Cleveland
Albion
Jefferson
Hancock
M. W. A. Ball
Springfield
Bon Homme
Running Water
Public Hall
Tyndall
Court House
Bonomme
South Dakota
United State
Snator
Congress
Liutenant Soveror
Sint
Lie Tnarriet
Sinés
A .D
Dvorak Joins Kaylor State Bank Leadership
Joseph F. Dvorak accepts a position with Kaylor State Bank after success running the large general merchandise store in Kaylor. Friends praise him as a young business man of high regard and commendation.
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Joseph F. Dvorak
Kaylor State Bank
Joe
Kaylor
Kaylor Bank
Elwood Iowa Farmers Eye Using Corn as Fuel Amid Coal Price Farce
Word from Elwood Iowa says farmers may burn corn this year if coal stays costly. Coal sells for 20 dollars a ton on the railroad, while ear corn values 15.75 dollars a ton in heat units, prompting a possible switch from coal to corn for fuel.
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Elwood
Iowa
Inwa
New county auditor aide named Misa Hruska
Misa Tillie Hruska of Tabor is named assistant at the county auditor's office and began duties. Alex Geist resigns as deputy county auditor to become deputy internal revenue collector, covering Bon Homme and Hutchingun counties from Tyndall.
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Misa Tillie Hruska
Tabor
County Auditor's Office
t—Tyndall Register
Alex Geist
Internal Revenue Collector
Aberdeen
Bon Homme
Hutcingun
Tyndall
Local Deals and Livestock Trades in Hutchinson
Robert Herman and Gustave Quast bought the R G Schumacher telephone exchange and took possession last week. Wm F and H A Schnidt shipped two Hampshire sheep to Worthing and Madison SD with prices around 85 dollars per head. O C8 Winter returned from Kansas City after beating Senator Harding in a public talk to over 15 000 and praised Harding Coolidge views.
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Robert Herman
Gustave Quast
Telephone Exchange
R. G. Schumacher
Wm. F
H. A. Schnidt
Worthing
Madison
South Dakota
Winter
Kansas City
Senator Harding
Harsing and Coolidge
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Publicity Department
South Dakota Development Ass’n
State College Agricultural Extension Report
Furnacéa
Dakota Republican
The
Tyndall Tribune
H K
Pacific Coasta
Seattle
Wash
Los Angeles
Hutchinson Herald
Corn Belt National Bank of Scotland
J. R. Wilson
Caskier
Meat Market
James J. Cisar
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
Frank Glynn
Bon Homme County
Democratic Central Committee
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