Gov Cox Tours South Dakota on Sept 28
Gov Cox plans a South Dakota tour Tuesday Sept 28 leaving Sioux City at 7 30 am by special train. He will speak five minutes at Filk Point Vermillion Yankton Scotland and Tripp and arrive Mitchell at 1 00 pm to address the Corn Palace then head to Sioux Falls speaking at Alexandria Emery Bridgewater Parker Lennox Canton arriving at 7 30 pm. Revenue agents probe ice cream and soft drink dealers for underreporting sales. a 50 cent per gallon rule may raise about 200000 dollars.
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South Dakota
Sioux City
Filk Point
Vermillion
Yankton
Scotland
Tripp
Mitchell
Corn Palace
Sioux Falle
Alexandria
Emery
Bridgewater
Parker
Lennox
Canton
Sioux Falls
Heavier Roads Needed as Heavy Trucks Ruin Surfaces
The Aberdeen American notes heavy motor trucks, used over the past years, have damaged hard surfaced roads. Roads once in good condition deteriorate rapidly under truck use, making heavier surfaced roads the necessary future remedy despite higher costs.
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Gome
Mennonites Seek German-Language Schools Across North America
About 20 000 Mennonites in Manitoba and Saskatchewan seek a German based education for their children without local law interference. An appeal to London’s Privy Council failed. After seeking Africa and Brazil failed to deliver peace they explored Quebec. They hope dual language policy will permit German schooling.
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Sascatchewan Can
Privy Council
London
Mississippi
Brazil
Argentine
Quebec
Cox speech to Butte radicals sparks political backlash
The article notes Gov. Cox tailors talks to audiences sparking criticism from supporters. It cites a New York Times quote on his Butte Montana address claiming radical movements are rooted in government injustice, while observers say radicalism arises from other sources.
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Cox
Butte
Montana
Socialiste
Minera
Wilson
Farm Bureau aims to aid farmers with equal rights and profits
J R Howard of the American Farm Bureau Federation spoke at the State Fair about a national farmers’ voice. He rejected privileges or exclusive combines and urged the federation to benefit both town and country through fair distribution of products. Also, William Haywood denied involvement in the New York bomb outrage, calling suspicion unfounded yet reflecting the I W W’s controversial image.
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Farm Bureau
William D. Haywood
New York
Accidental Gun Discharge Injures Czerney in Geddes
Geddes Monday dispatch reports Henry Czerney of Lake Andes in Fyfe hospital in critical condition after a shotgun left cocked discharged during an auto accident along Lake Andes. John Pesicka escaped with minor injuries as the vehicle slipped from a grade into the water.
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Geddes
Henry Czerney
Lake Andes
Fyfe
John Pesicka
Pesicka
Czerney
Two Aberdeen Newspapers Publish Shortened Editions After Strike
Aberdeen American and Aberdeen News publish in abridged form after pressmen strike. Union demanded wage increases ten days earlier that would nearly double press costs, affecting the American Newa and Dakota Farmer. Publishers say business limits are reached. many papers face jeopardy.
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Aberdeen News
American
Newa
Dakota Farmer
How to treat common fractures a guide for injuries
The article explains fracture risks and handling guidelines for jaw collarbone ribs and limbs. It details jaw alignment techniques with a scarf tight around the head and neck, collarbone palpation and padding, and notes the distress of rib fractures from chest movement, warning against improper movement during care.
Emergency first aid and local notes from Tripp Ledger
Instructions describe improvised aid for injuries with towels slings and splints plus local notices about war veteran medical care and family announcements. Reports mention Wagner ball disbandment after a Labor Day loss to Winner and various hometown deaths and travels.
Illness and accident reports from Avon and Tyndall
Word from Avon says John Burbeck Sr. is seriously ill due to a burst blood vessel in the brain. In Tyndall, Ed Veree, a 24 year old brakeman, was crushed between two freight car wheels. he died three hours after the accident.
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Avon
John Burbeck, Sr
Tyndall
Ed. Revere
Platte
Mullen
Sioux City
Tabor Independent
Charles Zolnowsky Resumes Post At Hock Drug Store
Stanley Kramar’s birthday is celebrated by the Auditor’s office with ice cream and cake. Laura McBurney departs for Jacksonville Illinois to enter a Domestic Science Institute for a year focusing on Home Economics, escorted by her father, visiting his mother en route.
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Tyndal Register
Charles Zolnowsky
Hock Drug Store
Stanley Kramars
Stanley
Laura McBurney
Jacksonville
Ill
Laura
Yankton College
Mr. McBurney
Illinois
Doctor Doran Offers Free Examinations In Minneapolis
Dr. J. Be Doran holds a state licensed medical visit to major towns offering free consultations on this trip. He states he does not operate for chronic appendicitis or ulcers and cites numerous past successes in stomach, liver, and nerve disorders. Married women should attend with spouses. address is 335 336 Boston Block, Minneapolis.
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State Medical Board of
South Dakota
Medical Laboratory
Dr. J. BE
Doran
Boston Block
Minneapolis
Minn
Bank Statement Snapshot From 1920 Bon Bonnet County Bank
J R Wilson, cashier, sworn to attest that the financial figures reflect resources such as loans and discounts, U.S. government securities, deposits, and capital stock. The document notes reserves with the Federal Reserve Bank, vault cash, and liens secured by Liberty Bonds, dated September 1920.
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U. S
Federal Reserve Bank
Liberty Bonds
Asong
Federal Reserve Ban
South Dakota
Bon Bonnett
J. R. Wilson
Bank de Soleminy
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Springfield Times
Bon Homme
Washington Highway
Tabor
Wagner
Lotz
Oscar DeRoos
Tripp Ledger
T. H. Irwin
Matthews
H. J. Wentz
Mr. Irwin
Armour Groven
Rochester
Armouc
Mayos
Wenzleff
Ruth Anderson
Santa Monica
California
Wenzlaff
Grant
Edgar
Tyndall Tribune
C. Hanson
Joe Schneider
John Quast
Albert Bender
John M. Bender
American Fells
Idaho
Mr. Bender
Emil Goehting
Hucchinson Herald
P. A. Blass
Wat. H. Miller
M. A. Weller
August Becker
Corn Belt National Bank
Bootland
J. W. Cisar & Son
BROWN
Donley
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