Fourth Annual Eastern South Dakota Teachers Meeting
The Eastern South Dakota Teachers Association holds its fourth annual meeting in Watertown on April 4 and 5. The program includes piano and vocal solos, addresses by A H Seymour and W S Shepherd, papers on education topics, discussions on humane education and teacher compensation, and various grade and country school sessions with music and recitations.
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Eastern South Dakota Teachers Association
Eastern South Dakota Teachers’ Association
Watertown
Miss Dickinson
J. P. Clyde
John W. Martin
W. W. Girton
Madison
Mrs. Stanley
A. H. Seymour
DeSmet
Snatia
Song
Nellie M. Barker
Real Estate Men Meet State Association Leaders
The Real Estate Men's State Association executive committee met with Pres. Warner of Faulkton and Sec retary Waters of DeSmet at the Hotel Royal to discuss immigration bureau support. Governor Craw and Ward D addressed the group, endorsing the bureau’s role in aiding real estate efforts. Mr Williams outlined a campaign plan using the Chicago Inter Ocean bureau to advance the association’s immigration work.
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the Real Estate Men’s Association
the Royal
Real Estate Men’s State Association
Pres. Warner
Faulkton
Waters
DeSmet
Hotel Royal
Craw
Ward D
The
Min
Bureau of Immigration
Williams
Chicago Inter Ocean Immigration Bureau
G. Aera
Immigration bureau to coordinate state coverage plan
The article outlines a plan to cover the state over fifty two weeks with four sections. The immigration bureau will work with the state commissioner and forward inquiries to obtain reliable home seeker information. Real estate men pledge one dollar per week during Mr Robinson's articles, with costs estimated at thirteen to fourteen thousand dollars. President Warner leads canvassing of association members for cooperation.
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Immigration Bureau
Commissioner of Immigration
Chicago Inter Ocean Immigration Bureau
Pres. Warner
Faulketon
Sec’y Waters
DeSmet
Messrs Hunt and Everitt
Redfield
Creigo and
Ostlander
Miller
Huron SD School Board Nominations Filed for April 2 1907
Nominations for the Huron board of education are filed for the municipal election on April 2 1907 in Huron South Dakota. Emmet Cook is treasurer for one year. ward members include F H Holton O R Wright C C Issenhuth E L Abel. at large member R O Richards. second ward L C Burney. third ward J W Lee.
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Board of Education
Huron
South Dakota
Citizens
Emmet Cook
Larg
R. O. Richards
U C T Elects Officers For Huron Council No 111
At a regular meeting of the Huron Council No 111 United Travelers held Saturday night March 30 officers were elected Ben Darby senior counselor J W Richardson junior counselor J W Butterfield past counselor H A Spooner conductor H J Rice secretary treasurer C B Hawes page C A Keller sentinel ex ecutive committee G B Hutchinson and C N McTivaine One new member J D McNair was initiated and an entertainment and supper planned for April 27 a general arrangements committee L R Campbell C B Hawes H A Spooner and E K Cushon selected Poa committee
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Huron Council No
United Travelers
Ben. Darby
J. W. Richardson
J. W. Butterfield
H. A. Spooner
H. J. Rice
C. B. Hawes
Page
C. A. Keller
Sentinel
G. 8. Hutchinson
C. N. McTivaine
Busse Wins Chicago Mayoral Race by Wide Margin
Special to the Honoware reports Chicago's election returns show Republican candidate Busse leading Mayor Dunne by about 15,000 votes. The tally reflects a city swept by a Republican wave and indicates Busse will take the mayoralty as counts from aldermen are still tallied.
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Chicago
Busse
Dunne
Tees St Shave and Chicago City Government Battle
The excerpt suggests a struggle over municipal ownership and a streetcar service in Chicago. It notes a shift in opinion with President Roosevelt's influence viewed as a turning point in Busse's favor.
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Tees St
Chicago
Roosevelt
Busse
April 17 excursion offer in Alberta promising $20.60 scrip
Notice invites readers to an April 17 excursion in Alberta offering a free $20.60 round scrip. It lists C. W. Kert and Walter W. Austin as agent, with the pitch that those who have returned bought land. Attend early to see for yourself at 957 Third Street.
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Alberta
C. W. Kert
Walter W .Austin
Agt
Third Street
Fragmentary OCR Gives Incomplete Health Item Notes
Readable text mentions opiates and pneumonia but lacks clear actions or entities. The fragmentary line references a yellow item and Holland Wister, with no verifiable event or outcome to summarize.
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Holland
Insidious Danger Highlighted in Kidney Disease Features
Read about rising kidney health risks with focus on underserved patients. Key figures Psaul and Sabelee Tolland are mentioned amid concerns and potential care gaps. Community health groups urge action and awareness.
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eSapa
Psaul and
Sabelee Tollandler
Digest on Appendicitis Treatments and Liver Cure Options
Fragmentary excerpt discusses appendicitis remedies and liver cures. Mentions substituting painful cures with pleasant-tasting options and references Holland Wheeler.
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Holland Wheeler
Partial wage accord in railroad wage dispute reached
In Chicago on April 3 managers of Western railroads and trainmen plus conductors pressed for a shorter workday while accepting a wage increase. Conference officials Knapp and Neill urged continued talks. both sides signaled willingness to seek a nine hour day though railroads held firm. Washington reports immigration official Sargent predicts no strike and urges settlement.
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Chicago
Western Alroads
Knapp
Interstate Commerce Commission
Neill
United States Labor
Wey
Order of
Order of Conductors
Washington
Sargent
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Brigandage Prevails Amid Philippine Political Struggle
Manila reports a complex political scene as July 30 is set for a national assembly. Brigandage continues in Samar and other provinces with Pajlajanism and unrest cited. The Progress and Independent parties vie for influence as Americans fear shifting loyalties and methods.
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Manila
I National Assembly
Progress Party
Independent ‘Party
Greer testifies on Brownsville shooting during Senate probe
Lieutenant Greer quartermaster and acting battalion adjutant of the Twenty fifth Infantry testified about the Brownsville post affray. He stated he believed the Twenty fifth men fired and that shotguns and revolvers were used while high power rifles were unlikely. He estimated cleaning a gun would take forty to fifty minutes to pass inspection.
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Washington
Greer
Twenty-fifth Infantry
Brownsville
Senate Committee On Military Affairs
Macklin
Foraker
Street Car Company Indicted in Newark Grand Jury
The North Jersey Street Railway Company, operator of a large Newark system, was indicted by a grand jury for dirty unsanitary cars, useless fenders, and overcrowded vehicles. Chief Justice Gummere noted the jury was not swayed by public clamor.
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Newark
N. J
North Jersey Street Railway Company
Gummere
Grand Jury
Death by own action shocks Fort Wayne engineer
Fort Wayne Indiana April 1 David P Murphy an engineer on the Grand Rapids and Indiana railroad committed death by his own action with carbolic acid. It is believed Chick Stahl the base player and intimate friend had sparked the suicidal impulse. Murphy thirty three years old had been active in Democratic politics.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
David P. Murphy
Grand Rapids and Indiana Railroad
Belle
Chick
Stahl
Murphy
Wolcottville Fire Destroys Main Business District
Brief notes report Wolcottville Indiana suffers near total loss of its business district to a fire. The Geneva Switzerland general strike nears end with troops expected to be withdrawn. Brig. Gen. Richard Combs U S S A, retired 1901, dies in San Francisco at age seventy, born in Ireland.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Richard Combs
San Francisco
Ire
Wheat quotations and track prices listed
Market notes show May wheat at 78 and three quarters cents, July at 79 and 80 cents. Track No. 1 hard at 81 and a quarter, No. 1 Northern at 80 and 80 cents, No. 2 Northern at 78 and 78 and a half, No. 8 Northern at 76 and a half cents.
Cattle and hog prices posted for St Paul market
St Paul market report lists cattle from good to choice steers 6.50 to 6.25, cows and heifers 3.50 to 4.95, veals about 4.50, hogs 6.25 to 6.40, sheep and lambs rising from 5.60 to 7.50 with prime lambs at 6.50 to 7.50.
Wheat and grain futures drift in mixed New York and Chicago bids
Market notes show futures for wheat and corn fluctuating with May and July points in New York and Chicago. Prices edge at 76 to 81 percent for wheat contracts, corn around 46 to 46 and three quarters cents, with pork and dairy quotes also listed and poultry prices noted.
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Chicago
Cattle Price Quotes From Chicago Auction
Chicago cattle market notes bid and ask figures for cows, heifers, calves, steers, and stockers with varied grades. Prices range from about 2.70 to 6.75 per unit, reflecting quality and weight across categories.
Parliament Debates Agrarian Policy Amid Veto Threats
The text shows the debate on land reform with plans of limiting discussion to one day a week. Parties fear a veto by the Emperor on any compulsory land appropriation, while Prince Vassilchikoff defends private property and restricts land expropriation to exceptional cases.
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Cat
Constitutional Democrat
Prince Vassilchikoff
Perry era sailor Charles H. Graham dies at 86
Norfolk April 2 Charles H. Graham aged eighty six who served as a purser clerk on a ship in Commodore Perry’s fleet that opened Japan to foreign trade died in Portsmouth Va He accompanied Perry on the 1853 expedition and his death marks the passing of a veteran of that notable voyage.
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Norfolk
Charles H. Graham
Commod Perry
Japan
Portsmouth
Graham
Perry
Brief Bits of News From Across the Nation
A rapid montage reports Rev. Richard Hall a pioneer Congregationalist missionary in Minnesota dead at 89 in St Paul. Rear Admiral James H Dayton assumes command of the Asiatic fleet. Des Moines hosts Iowa’s first annual egg hunt with 10 000 children. Actor Richard Man ill and weakening after a restless night. An earthquake near Bitlis Turkish Armenia appears confirmed with unknown death toll. Bishop John Gehr y of the Methodist Church South dies at 76 in Ashland Virginia. Snow falls in Frostburg Maryland and Allegheny temperatures peak near freezing, threatening early vegetation. Granite cutters in Texas strike for wage increases and open shops. President Roosevelt heads to Jamestown Exposition with family on April 25. Milford Massachusetts stonecutters strike over higher pay and year round half-holiday.
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Richard Hall
Minnesota
St. Paul
James H. Dayton
Iowa
Des Moines
Richard Man
Bitlis
Armenia
John
Methodist Church South Dd
Ashland
Frostburg
Alleghenies
Texas
Roosevelt
Archie
Quentin
Ethel
Washington
Milford
Mass
Market Quotations Wheat Prices on Track
Wheat quotations from Minneapolis on April 1 show May at 78 4 and July at 79 1 2 cents. On track No 1 hard sells at 1144 81 1 2 dollars, No 1 Northern at 80 4 80 3 4 cents, No 2 Northern at 78 3 4 cents, No 3 Northern at 75 7 8 cents.
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Minneapolis
Northern
Cattle and hog prices from St. Paul market report
St Paul market figures list steer prices for good to choice at 5.60 to 6.25, cows and heifers 3.50 to 4.75, veals 4.50 to 5.50. Hogs quoted 6.40 to 6.55. Sheep wethers 5.59 to 6.00, good to prime lambs 6.50.
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St. Paul
Grain price report from Duluth shows lentils on track
In Duluth on April 1 traders report wheat and flax futures on track. Wheat prices include No. 1 hard at 81%3, No. 1 Northern at 80%3, No. 2 Northern at 79%3, with May at 80% and July at 81% in cents. Flax futures arrive on track with May at 1.18 and July at 1.18, October at 1.78 dollars.
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Duluth
Chicago Markets Open With Mixed Grain and Live Stock Quotes
Chicago April traders see Wheat May at 76 3 4, July 78 1 2. Corn May 45, July 0. Oats May 2 1 2, July 128. Eggs steady. Turkeys and chicks priced. Cattle prices show varied ranges from good to prime steers at 5 to 6 dollars, cows 1 to 6, calves around 5.50, stockers 2.85 to 5.00 with totals around 7,503. Hog figures incomplete but trading light to heavy noted.
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Chicago
Mthe
State of South Dakota summons heirs in Beadle county estate
In Beadle county a summons to all unknown persons claiming any estate or interest in the southeast quarter of section 23 township one hundred and eighty? of the principal meridian appears. The state and A W B attorney for the plaintiff note the case filed in the county court seeking relief. dated March 22, 1907, with publication through May 19.
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Beadlé
South Dakota
Kota
Huron
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