Poultry Exhibits Slated in Sioux Falls Mitchell and Huron
Announcements say fancy poultry shows will open soon in Sioux Falls Mitchell and Huron. Birds arrive in Sioux Falls Monday January 6 with a record showing expected and a premium list totaling fifteen hundred dollars. The Mitchell exhibit is heavily advertised and the Central South Dakota association will stage its annual show January 7 to 11 in Huron with plans for a large high quality display and a forthcoming program.
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Falls
Mitchell
Huron
Sioux Falls
Central South Dakota ‘Association
Knights of Columbus Initiation Meeting Report
A Huron council delegation returned from Mitchell after attending a Mitchell council meeting on Sunday December 29 for initiation. About 250 knights attended and roughly 50 were initiated. A similar gathering is planned in Huron on Sunday January 19 with around 300 visiting knights and about 50 petitioning for admission.
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Knights of Columbus
Huron Council
Mitchell
Mitchell Council
Huron Knights
Huron
Attorneys Meet as State Bar Plans January Conference
Attorney General Clark calls a Watertown meeting of South Dakota state attorneys on January 7 to discuss better law enforcement and duties. Frankaus of Roberts, Williamson of Lyman, Wilmarth of Beadle, and L Wood of Pennington to present papers. A Pierre dispatch had incorrect dates. Bar Association sessions in Wa- Oy shift to January 8 and 9 in the capital.
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South Dakota
Watertown
Frankaus
Roberts County
William Williamson
Lyman County
A. W. Wilmarth
Beadle County
L. Wood
Pennington County
Pierre
Bar Association
Wa- Oy
Railroads in State Show Growth in 1907 Report
The eighteenth annual report of the state board of railroad commissioners details that railroads operating lines cover 38,049 miles, up 871 since 1906, while miles actually used rise 431 to 3,636. In 1907, 11 employees were killed and 272 injured, along with 22 other deaths and 20 injuries among others, totaling 33 fatalities and 318 injuries.
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State Board of Railroad Commissioners
Long Distance Telephone Rates Across Midwest
Central offers a rate of 31 to the Twin Cities for calls from North Dakota South Dakota Minnesota Iowa and Nebraska with service reaching as far east as Dakota Central Telephone Company.
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Twin Cities
North Dakota
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Minnesota
Iowa
Nebraska
Dakota Central Ral Telephone Company
Cole's Carboli Soap Promises Purity and Healing
A vintage advertisement touts Cole's Carboli soap as absolutely pure and antiseptic. It targets dainty users with a lavender and grass-bleached linen scent and promises a lasting sense of cleanliness and coolness.
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Summons in a Nation Proceed In Ninth Judicial Dakota
First published December 19 1907 this summons concerns Chicago and Western Railway Company. It notes a court action in the Ninth Judicial Circuit at Huron South Dakota with a property description and legal notice dated December 3 1907. The document lists K Gardner attorney and directs defendants to respond within prescribed days. It includes a schedule of legal actions and public notice to respond or face default.
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Chicago Rth Western Railway Pany
Notice of Administration in C C L Ray Estate
In the state of South Dakota salutations to Elizabeth M Ray, Henry F Ray and Glenn Ray. The court issues notice of administration of the estate of C C L Ray deceased. The hearing is set for January 1908 at 10 o clock in the morning in the county courthouse, for payment of claims and appointment of administrator. Dated at Sioux Falls SD this 20th day of December. Clerk Raney Court.
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Izabeth
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Elizabeth M. T
Eilaabe
St . Ray
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Derm
Raney Cour
Ban Vithy Fr Ea
Trial nears end in Harden Von Moltke libel case
At the Berlin session the judge questions Count Kuno von Moltke about resigning from the army after Harden articles in Die Zukunft. The count answers yes. Harden targets Philip zu Eulenburg and Gerta von Moltke while relying on Mrs. von Elbe and her mother as sources. Isenbiel asserts Count von Moltke is clean, and Prince zu Eulenburg is vindicated.
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Harden-Von Moltke
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Harden
Die Zukunft
Ikeince
Philip Zu Eulenburg
Genta Kuno von Moltke
von Elbe
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von Heyen
Isenbiel
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Princé Zu Eulenburg
Monthly receipts and expenditures show large deficits
The latest report shows a net loss of 17 910 566 with customs down 6 895 959 and internal revenue down 2 763 645. Expenditures rise in civil and miscellaneous 3 5 million war 1.5 million navy about 4 million pensions 2.4 million and public works nearly double December 1906. The month ends with no material improvement versus earlier days.
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Navy
Government to appeal ruling on prearranged coal purchases
At the last 1907 cabinet meeting President and Attorney General Bonaparte said the government will use every means to overturn in higher courts a Colorado decision by Judge Lewis that there is no law against citizens agreeing in advance to purchase coal or other public lands that may be acquired by others under the entryman system. Bonaparte noted Congress failed to act.
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Washington
Bonaparte
Colorado
Lewis
Dwiggins Dead and Columbian National Collapse
Dwiggins, a master of finance, died but his career left a vast banking network. He linked many banks into a chain anchored by the Columbian National, which was the keystone of the financial arch. When it collapsed, the others failed as well.
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Ing. Bi
Dwiggins
Neche youth confesses to Great Northern murder
James O'Brien of Neche admits killing Arthur Le Claire fireman after Pinkerton detective J C Crawford confronts him with bloody clothes hatchet scarf and other evidence. The father of O'Brien reacts with grief and sorrow.
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Pembina
James O’brien
Neche
Arthur le Claire
J. C. Crawford
Pinkerton
O'Brien
le Claire
Protests to Washington over boundary crossing incident
Secretary of State Scott writes to Washington asking the United States to investigate an illegal action by a North Dakota official who held North Dakota exporers at Emerson boundary crossing into U S territory. He says the Dakota officer forced an affidavit under threat of jail and violated boundary rules.
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Ottawa
Ont
Scott
Waakiewton
Unitedates
North Dakota
E Sperson
Emerson Aid
United States
Five wireless messages reported from Vallejo
Five wireless messages were reported from Vallejo California on January 1 The communication details were not fully disclosed but authorities noted activity involving long distance wireless transmissions and potential official monitoring.
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