Seed Grain Convention Calls for Aid to Needy Farmers
Governor Mellette convenes a meeting to plan seed wheat and feed distribution across South Dakota. Railroads donate vast freight support, notably the Chicago Northwestern and Chicago Milwaukee St Paul lines, with total donations nearing $140,000 in freight value. Committees form to assess county needs and push resolutions urging state and private backing to supply seed and stock feed while ensuring equitable distribution.
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Mellette
Thco. & N. W
the & N. W. Company
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad
J. McCoy
Aberdeen
Asher F. Pay
Huron
F. H. Hagerty
L H Bailey
Faulk
M Bird
Spink
BH Sullivan
Beadle
Frank Crane
Codington
L H Hole
J H Drake
Brown
J Carroll
Kingsbury
W D Morris
Jacob Lawrenson Olayne
Marfield
G C Bagle
E Boyden
EJ Foster
J.M. Bailey Jr
Vaersas
Drouth
South Dakota
Warneas
Supreme Court
Seed Grain Convention Debates Seed Aid Plan
The convention endorses issuing seed and fund aid to drought stricken counties. It proposes warrants up to one percent of assessed valuation, with counties to provide most seed cash from their own funds and outside contributions filling gaps. A joint commission would solicit donations and oversee distribution while securing rail rates for shipments. Speakers praised Governor Mellette and encouraged continued relief efforts.
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Isct
Board of County Commissioners
Bennett
Brown County
Committee On Investigation
P. E. Holp
Watertown
Mellette
Drouth
Judge Bennett
Clark
G Bagley
E J Foster
C. & N. W. Railway
J E Boyden
Ruralist notes farm tips and local happenings
Ruralist correspondent W O E thanks Harnden for practical advice on gopher destruction and asks for experiences with plowing in wheat or oats. The note also seeks a practical calf drinking method. County Equal Suffrage Convention attendees Huron March 28 are listed. Weekend church attendance rises as spring nears. D Lewis Kimball leaves for Brookings college. Louie, a enterprising local youth, heads to college. Bob remains a hardworking pioneer as community life continues amid illness and hopeful work.
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Wirranop
Enrror Horong
Harnden
H. 7. Moyer
J.P. Davis
Ner. Smith
Huron
D. Lewis Kimball
Brookings
Louie
Bob
Ebaion
Smenensiz
Prohibition Enactments Near End in South Dakota Politics
Governor approves prohibition bill printing and distribution while the Senate advances the state bonds and engineer compensation bill. The Legislature scales the appropriation bill and passes measures on charities board and municipal corporations. Mines inspector office creation and water protection for the Big Sioux are approved. education and voting reforms stir debate with a strong school text book lobby.
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House
Senate
Gov. Mellette
Office of Spector of Mines
Big Sioux
Driscoll v Jones Reversed. Writ Orders Clerk Vacant
In the case Robert H. Driscoll v Wm. H. Jones the circuit court decision was reversed and a pre emptory writ of mandamus issued directing the old clerk to vacate. The ruling impacts all district court clerks removed by county commissioners and new clerks appointed. The Lawrence county case was heard in the circuit court before Judge Nowlin of the seventh district. Judge Thomas of Lawrence county district assisted by consent, but he was party to the case.
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Pixrey
Robert H. Driscoll
Wm. H. Jones
Circuit Court
Isene
Wnr
Mandarius
Lawrence County
Nowlin
Thomas
Lawrence Coun
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Montana Senate Controversy Deliberations Stall
Wasameton March 1. The senate committee on privileges and elections took a block on the Montana senatorial controversy for consideration today. Several hours were devoted to discussing legal questions involved but no conclusion was reached.
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Montana
Wasameton
Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
Toledo arrest疑 reveals suspect using false Iden origin
The sheriff arrived in Curnatis Washington March 1 with a man taken in Toledo yesterday suspected of being Silcett. The detainee claims the name E. E Thayer and to have lived in Washington, D. C., asserting he knew Silcott while hiding his true identity.
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Silcett
Curnatis
Wash
Toledo
E. E Thayer
Washington, D. C
Silcott
Huron Passes Large War Pensions Bill in Committee
Wasuinetos Feb 28 Henderson of Jaws moves to committee on the urgency deficiency appropriation bill. After three and a half hours the committee rises and the bill passes. It appropriates 23 650 000 with 21 600 000 for pension payments to 1812 and Mexican War veterans.
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Huron
Wasuinetos
Henderson
Jaws
House
Debt Decrease Estimated at 3.5 Million in Feb
The treasury department estimates the public debt will decline by three and a half million dollars during February. The report names Wasumorés as the location of the notice.
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Wasumorés
Treasury Department
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ROYA
Royar Hiriee Prema Co
Masonic Block
F E
Grant
Over American ‘Investment Co
Third Street
Bri & Kerr
Oppo
Beadle County National Bank
Lt. N. W
Washington, D
Tom General Law’ S Office
Termale
Robert Lowry
Shannon
Mankato
E. Sented
Mankato, Minn
Weeee
Suayxdy & Loxastary
Wessington Shannon Farm
Dakota
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Man
Edmands
J M Beidleman Spink
P E Help
W Majors
Hand
F A
Smith Brown
J D McCormick
Aurora
J H Patton
Miner
J Shater
Campbell
J E Whiting
Sanborn
E W Caldwell
Minnehaha
A W Wilmarth
E van Camp
FH Hagerty
L. H. Bailey
Faulk County
Ac Baily, Jr
Minnehaha County
Gib
Daiewanowski
Beebe
Edmunds
Fran Is
Simon Fritzner
Hyde
R W Maxwell
E H Conse
James Gartin
Mitchell
Brookof
Maynard
F Ives
Anderson
Suily
van Mis
Opera House
Caldwell
Dely
Siath
Legislative Assembly
Lc Ial
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Chicago
Dhilwaukee
St. Paul
Chicago and Northwestern
Committee On
J. M. Riley, Jr
Pwe
Walworth
Cdmin
Ways and Means
Ways and Means Committee
J M Bailey, Jr
Sioux Balls
E A Ericson
Elk Point
P E Holp
H F Hunter
Bijeeee
Rene Ant
Naan
Teenie
Celui Tebeet
Case
Consideron
Wisconsin
Rohheaes
Milwaukee
Eis
Millwan- Tee
North Railroad
Eastern
Central Wisconsin
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Oshkosh
Neetiah
Chippewa Falls
Eau Claire Nrley
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