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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1905
Page
6
Legislation to abolish the Springfield Normal school passes the House 47 to 37 and heads to a Senate showdown amid opposition. Senate actions include reducing the legal interest rate to 10 percent, establishing a Watertown insanity hospital contention, and confirming normal school appointments in Aberdeen and Madison.
Pierre March 2 the state fair bill passed the senate this afternoon and will become law when signed by the governor. The appropriation carries 13000 for the erection of buildings and 3000 for premiums.
In Schellhas vs Winheim Judge Whiting denied the order to show cause for turning over property, ruling the court lacking jurisdiction. The sheriff may accept or reject a bond at his discretion, and the bond was deemed of no value. The attachment by Hinckley for William Stheli remains valid.
Pleasant and harmless remedy claims to cut mucous draw inflammation and cure coughs in minutes. It targets the throat lungs and bronchial tubes and is advertised as a quick relief for group and whooping cough with action on the mucous membranes.
Governor Elrod signs the capitol bill and appoints the state live stock commission. Deadwood loses the water supply fight 36 to 8 as both houses memorialize Congress for a department of mines. Springfield wins a victory on the normal school funding and the state fair appropriations face only minor opposition.
An old advertisement promotes Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as a guaranteed remedy for stomach troubles including indigestion and gas. It features a testimonial from N Watkins of Lesbos Kentucky praising the product after fifteen years of illness and six bottles purchased for one dollar. Also notes travel rates to western destinations via a railroad line and unclear ticket details.
The 1905 South Dakota legislature adjourned at midnight after the senate added fourteen thousand dollars a year for the Springfield normal school to the general appropriation bill. The move, led by Branson, faced house opposition and the final report trimmed the Springfield allocation. Governor Elrod issued an extradition warrant for Benjamin Brock at Sioux Falls for embezzlement in Kansas City.
Judge Gaffy today refused to grant an order to show cause in the Walworth County seat fight. He set a special term of court on April 4 to hear the entire case as Ban gor aims to move the county seat.
A reader engraving praises Hyomei as a cure for catarrh, claiming personal recovery and urging others to try the remedy. George W. Carpenter of Vincent Ohio writes sharing his strong belief in health improvement through Hyomei and its airborne healing approach. The ad notes a complete outfit costs one dollar and mentions obtaining extra bottles.
The 1905 South Dakota Grain and Forage convention concluded with large attendance. Brookings and Highmore stations showcased grain samples. Discussions covered macaroni wheats, emer, oats varieties like Swedish select and topaz, rust resistance, and careful sowing. Corn selection and seed quality were also emphasized for hardy South Dakota crops.
The meeting covered seed handling strategies, silo benefits, and crop varieties. O C Gregg praised Austrian brome and alfalfa for South Dakota, with red clover as a key fodder. A. Johnson spoke on freight rates and rail impacts on producers. A unanimous resolution called for a state Grain and Forage Growers organization with an executive committee and annual conventions in harmony with Farmers Institutes.
The U S Supreme Court affirms the Third Circuit in Harriman v Northern Securities Company. It upholds the Securities Company as absolute owner of 717 300 shares of Northern Pacific Railroad stock, overruling a district court injunction. E H Harriman Winslow B Pierce and others sought possession and restraint of distribution of stock valued at 82 391 871 dollars. The decision rests on ownership without addressing merger dissolution questions.
Senator R W Morgan of Boulder County claimed he was offered 1500 in a bribery attempt to back Governor Alva Adams. He produced the money and named James M Herbert and Daniel Sullivan as alleged bribeors. District Attorney Stidger filed charges and a legislative committee was appointed.
Washington March 7 The president has decided to appoint Charles W Anderson a Black New Yorker as internal revenue collector for the district of New York to succeed Charles H Treat who will replace Ellis H Roberts as treasurer of the United States at Saemadares Roberts completes an eight year term
At a congressional meeting of the American group of the Interparliamentary Union for international arbitration Chairman Bartholdt was authorized to select and appoint delegates for the Brussels conference to be held in September.
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