Senator Kittredge Ends Eight Year Senate Service
A Washington special reviews A B Kittredge ending eight years as United States senator. It notes his hard work on the judiciary committee, especially on the steel merger issue, and predicts prosecution of the merger under the next administration. The piece highlights his punctual, steadfast conduct and commitment to constitutional balance.
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Roosevelt
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Tennessee Coal and Tron Company
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United States Steel
Tennessee Coal & Tron Company
New England
Lo'elack
Senator Kittredge Returns to Law Practice in South Dakota
The text notes Senator Kittredge has gone back to South Dakota as a private citizen to practice law. It hints observers expect his public life may continue, urging vigilance from supporters to monitor any potential political comeback.
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Kittredge
South Dakota
Pupil Scholarship Averages By Class And Student Names
A list of pupils with 90 percent or above averages from January 15 to February 26. D Class names include Myrtle Birney Laura Bloomer Bessie Brown and others. C Class lists Harold Baker Martha Kuske Clarence Osbon Hazel Peek Rose Radcliffe Otho Youngs. B Class features Dorothy Beach Etta Gesell Dan Glennon Mildred McGarvey Elsie Lampe Gertrude Rother Anna Zell and more. A Class lists Earl Anderson Lydia Bonersteel Marguerite Jones Lizzie Lauters Cora Lynn Nellie McFarling Bessie McMullen Margaret McWeeny Emily Schulze Cleata Thorpe. Additional notes show those who scored 90 or above in each study, including Percy Burrill and others. Also BH Class includes Dorothy Beach Etta Cavell Bessie Lynn Gertrude Rother Fearl Anderman and more.
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Myrtle Birney
Laura Bloomenrader
Bessie Brown
Percy Burrill
Anna Dettmer
Alfred Gascoygne
Edna Guernsey
Grace Guernsey
Charles Harper
Hilda Lynn
Ethlyn Medbery
Hazel Moniger
Philip Oviatt
Vesta
Sparks
Mary Thomas Ruth Tomlinson
Lucy van Arsdale
Adam Wilbur
Harold Baker
Harold Barber
Martha Kaske
Mary McGarver
Clarence Osbon
Hazel Peek
Rose Radcliffe
Otho Youngs
Dorothy Beach
Etta Gesell
Dan Glennon
Mildred McGarvey
Elsie Lampe
Gertrude Rother
Anna Zell
Earl Anderson
Lydia Bonersteel
Marguerite Jones
Lizzie Lauters
Cora Lynn
Nellie McFarling
Bessie McMullen
Margaret McWeeny
Emily Schulze
Cleata Thorpe
Anns Dettmer
Grace Guerney
Mary Thomas
Ruth Tomlinson
Martha Kuske
Etta Cavell
Bessie Lynn
Fearl Anderman
Marmerite Lauters
Oliver O. Young
Pape's Diapepsin Promises Quick Digestion Relief
A vintage ad urges every family to keep Pape's Diapepsin to treat indigestion and stomach trouble. It claims rapid relief within five minutes, prevents sour belching and heartburn, and promises complete digestion of meals with no lingering nausea or headaches. The ad emphasizes pharmacist access and 50 cent cases containing enough to cure dyspepsia.
Senator Crawford Endorses Taft and Policies
Me Too Washington Herald interview shows Senator Crawford pledging staunch Republican support for Taft. He lauds Taft, supports his Panama Canal stance and any public policy, including potentially excluding Orientals, insisting on Taft’s leadership and his own complete backing.
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Arnica Salve Cures Longstanding Skin Ailment
A Watertown reader notes relief after ten years of cezema by Buckjen’s Arnica Salve. The product claims to be infallible for skin eruptions, eczema, rheum, boils, burns, scalds, cuts and piles. Available at Wheeler’s for 25 cents.
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Watertown
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Buek- Jen
Wheeler's
Commemorative Resolution for John H. King by Iowa Legislature
The Iowa legislature adopted a memorial resolution honoring John H. King born October 3, 1845 in Salem Henry County. A lawyer and former representative, he promoted the board of control idea, led agricultural development, served as railroad commissioner, and died April 4, 1906 in South Dakota. The resolution records praise from a close friend and directs an enrolled copy to his family.
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John H. King
Iowa
John I. King
Des Moines
John Hereford King
Salem
Henry County
Westbranch
Pamelia A. Andrews
Hardin County
H. JL. Huff
Eldora
Isto
Hampton
Franklin
Cerro Gordo
Board of Control
ISU
Chamberlain
Dakota
Huron
South Dakota
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N.W. Barbe
Charles L. Marston
C. W. Miller
Rebekah Lodge Established at Broadland in May
Institute New Lodge' May C B Billinghurst of Pierre assisted by Grand Master Dana of Amnour and Grand Secretary Rice of Huron established a Rebekah lodge at Broadland on Wednesday night. Sixteen members joined and officers installed include Laura C. Brown Noble Grand Matilda Cannon Vice Grand Matilda Raschke Secretary Ida L. Witmar Treasurer. Remarks followed by leaders and J A Patton of the Odd Fellows World. Banquet for visitors and locals. About forty two Odd Fellows and Rebekahs from Huron and Hitchcock lodge attended. Broadland hosts praised for hospitality and hopes to meet again.
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C. B. Billinghurst
Pierre
Rebekah
South Dakota Agricultural Board discusses fair plans and dates
The South Dakota Board of Agriculture met in the Prt national bank building with J. W. Campbell Huron W. S. Hill A. W. Krueger Grotus W. Paulkner Berkemere and C W Deane Beresford as members. C N Mellvline is secretary. They set premium lists advertise material speed premiums and other fair related matters. For Eston president of Interstate Livestock Exposition Sioux City and Joe Morton visited to align premiums speed programs and attractions. The new date arrangement links the Sioux City fair with South Dakota fair enabling wholesale purchases and cooperative exhibits benefiting both fairs. South Dakota becomes the primary draw for exhibits previously drawn from Minnesota and Nebraska.
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J. W. Campbell
Huron
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Grotus
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Sioux City
Joe Morton
South Dakota
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Minnesota
Nebraska
Wou'd-be Slayer Named Appendicitis Cure Ad
KIUS reports a sensational claim that a mirrorless murderer is treated by Dr King s New Lif Pills which promise to prevent appendicitis by stimulating stomach liver and bowels. The ad touts prevention of constipation biliousness chills malaria headache and indigestion. 25c at H Wheeter s.
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