Death of Hon. Frank J. Washabaugh in Deadwood
Obituary notes the death of Frank J. Washabaugh former judge of the Eighth circuit and longtime public official in Lawrence County South Dakota. He served as clerk, territorial councilman, state senator, county judge, and circuit judge. Also reports Republican state convention in Sioux Falls with delegates instructed to back Senator Kittredge and Ex-Superintendent Tompkins denying charges from reform school board.
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Frank J. Washabaugh
Deadwood
Eighth Circuit
Washabaugh
Lawrence County
State Senate
Kittredge
South Dakota
Tompkins
State Reform School
State Board of Charities
Rubber Trust Faces Million Dollar Deficit Collapse
The rubber trust, once the most prosperous consolidated interest, now shows a deficit of one million dollars. Analysts say overreaching in an effort to control the rubber trade will break the trust, disappointing its promoters who faced a disastrous shortfall.
Public ownership progress in European cities
Public ownership has advanced more in Europe than the United States with 931 municipalities owning water works 99 own street railways 40 own gas works and 151 own electrical plants in Great Britain.
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United States
Great Britain
President appoints Melvin Grigsby Alaska attorney general
The President names Melvin Grigsby of Sioux Falls as Alaska attorney general in a personal appointment. He and the President became well acquainted during the Spanish American war.
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Melvin Grigsby
Sioux Falls
Alaska
Grigsby
Packers and Teamsters Face Off Over Labor Rights
The Chicago packers resist while striking teamsters gain public sympathy for pressuring recognition of organized labor rights.
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Chicago Packers
Teamsters
Packers
Miners Strike Expands as Soft Coal Workers Flocked
The coal miners strike has removed 180000 workers from payrolls while 450000 soft coal miners nationwide are urged to join the hard coal ranks to secure their dues.
Republican State Convention In Session At Sioux Valley Town
The Sioux Fats report the Republican state convention convened at 2 PM with Brockway as chairman and Longstaff as secretary. Nominations due tonight include Burke Martin for Congress, Herreid for Governor, Nash for Superintendent, Halladay for Auditor, and Hall for Attorney General.
Dr Hartman offers free summer treatment by mail for female diseases
Dr Hartman of the Hartman Sanitarium offers to direct treatment by correspondence this summer without charge for many cases of female diseases including menstrual irregularities and uterine disorders. Patients supply life details and symptoms. medicines are obtained at drug stores and treatment remains confidential.
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Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Rockefeller’s Wealth Grows from Meager Start
The record notes John D. Rockefeller, once valued under 1000 dollars at age thirty, now earns daily more than that amount, highlighting a dramatic rise in his personal wealth from modest beginnings to substantial yearly income.
Senator Kittredge Skips Sioux Falls Convention
Senator Kittredge will not attend the state convention in Sioux Falls due to congressional duties preventing his absence at that time.
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Kittredge
Sioux Falls
Tion
Fat cattle bring record price at Kansas City market
A carload of fat cattle sold for $7.50 per cwt in Kansas City on Tuesday, the highest price ever paid in the market, signaling strong demand and record pricing.
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Kansas City
Missouri river work to cost 175000 dollars
Sioux City to mouth river improvements planned at a cost of 175000 dollars. The Sioux Falls Press expresses strong concern over the Hanna boom in Ohio and its regional impact.
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Missouri
Sioux City
Sioux Falls
James valley seen set for big crop this year
Early indicators point to a large harvest in the James valley this year with favorable conditions boosting yields and tightening supplies. Farmers expect strong production across crops, signaling improved market activity and potential price impacts.
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James Valley
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted as Blood Remedy
A local advertisement extols Hall's Catarrh Cure as a internal remedy that reaches the blood and mucous surfaces. The text claims it is not quack medicine and was prescribed by leading physicians for years, combining tonics with a blood purifier to treat catarrh.
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Hall
Advertised Letters at Huron Postoffice May 31
List of uncalled letters for the week ending May 31 at Huron postoffice. Names include Clarence Davis, G. England, J. Lautner, Z. McCullough, H. C. Smith, E. Watson, C. N. Cooper. Postmaster L. N. Cooper signs the notice.
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Huron Postoffice
Davis
Clarence England
G. S. Lautner
J. McCullough
Z. T. Smith
H. C. Watson
E. C. C. N. Cooper
Cure a Cold in One Day Medicine Ad
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets promise quick cold relief with a money back guarantee. Each box bears E. W. Grove's signature and is priced at 25 cents.
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E. W. Grove
Commencement week at Auburn Seminary and Synod conferences
Dr. Geo B Stewart and Dr A M Dulles will headline commencement addresses and lead Evangelistic conferences under the South Dakota Synod. Programs cover June 5 to 8 with musical events, church conferences, a reception, sermons, and a union consecration service at Auburn Seminary. All residents and visiting clergy are invited.
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Geo. B. Stewart
Auburn Seminary
Auburn
New York
A. M. Dulles
Watertown
N. Y
Huron College Association
Synod of South Dakota
Stewart
General Assembly
Presbyterian Church
Allen Macy Dulles
D. D
Warner’s White Wine of Tar cough remedy claim
An advertisement urges readers to take Warner's White Wine of Tar at onset of symptoms. It touts it as the best cough remedy and promises cures of the worst cases within 48 hours when taken promptly. Prices listed are 25 and 50 cents.
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Warner
Moler Barber College Omaha Offers Eight Week Trade Training
Wanted men to learn barber trade eight weeks required. Special incentives until May 15 positions guaranteed wages Saturdays. Scholarship board and tools to applicants from distance. Catalogue mailed free Moler Barber College Omaha Neb.
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Moler Barber College
Omaha
Neb
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