McMaster Draws Crowds in Murdo Speech Tour
Gov. McMaster addressed large crowds in Murdo praising soldier bonus while denouncing rich men tax and gasoline barons. He condemned freight rate discrimination and warned that Big Three railroads oil and coal interests back his opponents. He promised to join the farm bloc if elected and noted Kadoka ahead in western tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Fryberger
Otto Sharon
Harold Gilchrist
Barney McNally
Neil Rounds
Murdo
Gov. McMaster
Belvidere
Fred Barth
Mac
Standard Oil Co
Coal Trust
Railroads
Kadoka
Northwest banks aided by Coolidge and War Finance
The article argues that President Coolidge and the War Finance Corporation should provide federal credit to northwest banks to stabilize the region’s economy during the crisis. It praises the area’s resilience, notes its dependence on farming and stock interests, and asserts strong future prospects with government backing and confident Western citizenship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
War Finance Corporation
Northwest
United States
S.iling
Hot Springs
St.r
Latest Moonshine Recipe From Inquisitive Reporter
A sensational mock recipe describes moonshine manufacture as a costly cocktail. It calls for chorus girls and men mixed at dusk, processed in a high powered car, then served at high speed with a dash of joy and a drunken chauffeur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sahara
Five Philllip basketballers debut against tougher Haak on County
A five man Philips team opened their season last Saturday night against more seasoned opponents. Russell and Brugman started with Perault Porch and Carpenter at guards. Brugman and Shroll came off the bench as Philips fell 23 to 12. Haak on County awaits a return visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phailip
Philips
Joe Russell
Clarence Brugman
Frank Perault
Cy Porch
Joe Carpenter
Brugman
Ray Shroll
Haakon County Boys
Philip High Takes Down Chamberlain Team Victors
Philip High defeated Presho Reliance and Chamberlain in a Saturday showdown. The team, led by Coach Green, regrouped after the win and eyed additional games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip High
Green
Chamberlain
Presho
Reliance
The Press backs Coolidge for another term
The Press argues for Coolidge as a steady, proven leader. It credits him with Massachusetts governorship, a safe presidency, and responses to South Dakota aid. It condemns the opposing candidate as unable to rally support and urges voters to endorse Coolidge for continued national leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vrees
Coolidge
Massachusetts
Harding
South Dakota
South Dekota
Deputy Collector to Help Taxpayers in Redopo
Deputy Collector Gilbertson will assist taxpayers in Redopo at the Court House from 10:00 a m February 21st to 4:00 p m February 22nd 1924. The service is free and aims to help prepare income tax returns for 1923. Experience shows taxpayers save money and avoid hassles by using this assistive service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Internal Revenue
B. Gilbertson
Redopo
Court House
Jackson County Spelling Contest Pushes Countywide Trials
Countywide spelling contests aim to lift standards ahead of the State Spelling Contest in Huron this September. Two divisions are offered for grades five to six and seven to eight with two representatives per division from each school advancing to District Contests held in April. District winners compete at Interior in May for prizes including cash awards and a free trip to the State Fair for seventh and eighth graders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson County
Huron
Teachers’ District Institute
Weta
C. T. Coleman
Kadoka
J. Clarke Steele
Belvidere
Eva B. Witham
Cottonwell
Elaine H. Ryan
County Association
Interior
California Climate Returns Again
Travelers report snow bound towns and broken lines after a storm, while Western South Dakota enjoys sunny weather and clear roads. Western travelers note mud and snow near the Cheyenne River to Rapid City affecting footing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Sol
South Dakota
Cheyenne River
Rapid City
Senator Sterling Proposes 1 Cent Letter Postage Plan
Senator Sterling of South Dakota proposes cutting local letter postage to 1 cent per ounce for all letters mailed within a post office delivery area. He argues current 2 cent rates profit the government and that past rate reductions boosted use and revenue, citing historical drops from 3 to 2 cents and wartime tax changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling
South Dakota
Senate Committee On Post Offices
Wanblee Reading Circle meets in Wanblee explains field day plans
The second Washabaugh County Reading Circle meeting in Wanblee on the 22 gathered the county superintendent and seven teachers to discuss problems and end with a penmanship class led by Mrs. Elsie Enders. An Oratorical and Athletic Field Day association formed with Mrs. Trask as president and others as officers. Several local residents visited, hosted dances, and community notices followed, including travels to Kadoka and Philip, plus various social events and store/dance activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washabaugh County
Reading Circle
Wanblee
Elsie Enders
Trask
Elni Enders
Mendenhall
Thomson
Morton
Poss Creek
John Craven
Ted Craven
Abbenhaus
W. A. Porch
Meda
E. B. Pomeroy
B. W. Clark
W. M. Mendenhall
M. F. Morton
Omaha
Tuthill
Joe Russell
Philip
Wanhbice
Vicinty
B. Pomeroy
Jack Brynton
Fred Gilchrist
Royal Searby
Landon Landis
Andrew Russel
W. A. Poreh
Rae
E. Morford
Rochester
Minnesota
Bob Allen
Gilbert
Baby
Bear Creek
Ray Woodard
Pierre
Frank Young
Mr. Hull
Kadoka Lumber Yard
D. R. K. Hull
Chamberlain
J. J. Collins
International Harvester Co
Geo. Emerson
Hiram Woodard
Wanamaker
Charley Johnson
Albert Young
Pass Creek
Albert Enders
Ernie Enders
Odd Fellows Help an Elderly Brother to a Better Home
Kadoka report highlights Odd Fellows rescuing 80 year old John F Reineke from senility and illness by sending him to the Mason City home for old members. Superintendent A W Stubbs led the swift transfer with lodge officers, underscoring the order’s care ethos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kadoka
John F. Reineke
Reinke
Mason City
A. W. Stubbs
Mr. Reineke
Buckmaster
Decker
Odd Fellows
Stubbs
Publication Suspended At Gate City Guide In Rapid City
Last Monday night the Gate City Guide of Rapid City suspended daily publication at the Pennington County seat citing adverse business conditions. Nearby papers like Midland Mail have also changed hands or suspended. The article notes widespread closures, with more than three thousand papers in the U.S. having folded in recent years, reflecting a dim mood across farming and business sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gate City Guide
Rapid City
Pennington
Midland Mail
Midland
Miwaukee
Murtle Coyote
Outlay and Bet Negotiations Letter Describes March 1 Bet
Stickney South Dakota February 11 1924 A S White Kadoka and friend discuss an outlay and betting efforts. Fred Tritle concedes difficulty in improving and wishes Bert good luck while noting plans for March 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. S. White
Kadoka
Bert
Fred Tritle
Fryberger Popular in Jones County Delegation Hope
Our popular merchant and fire chief J. H. Fryberger leads the Republican ticket for district 61 covering Jones and Jackson counties. He drew strong reception in Jones County during a recent southern swing and his candidacy gains booster support from the Murdo Coyote praising his western state leadership and pledge to advance district interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Club
J. H. Fryberger
Jones and
Jackson Counties
Hiefer
Jones County
Murdo Coyote
J.H. Fryberger
Kadoka
Fryberger
Jones
Jackson
Jackson County
Local notes and community happenings a South Dakota memo
A letter from Interior postmarked Intenor details social visits in Garner and Wandblee areas. It lists Mrs H Brown visiting Potato Creek, teachers meetings, new Garner school pupils, Sunday social at Langdon Landis, Wandblee dance attendance, travel to Rapid City, and multiple house visits. Langdon Landis Kadoka trip noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sve
Mrr
Ro. Brown
Parmalee
Ouis
Hiram Browns
Potato Creek
Lin
Vion
Logie
May ‘Rask
Harold Pent
J. A. Tarner
Coors Morrison
Rapid City
Sin
Mos
J. A. Garner
Interior
Huff
Arments
Minnie Thorson
Pheoha Landis
Lonabelle Garner
Lanedon Landis
Luther Monger
I. E. Landis
Elwood Williams
Langdon Landis
Farmers Union Social At Gales Home This Friday
Community notes show a Farmers Union social planned at Mr and Mrs Frank Gales home this Friday evening. Other items mention the Brady Township school board acquiring encyclopedias titled The Book of Knowledge for local schools and several social visits including Mr Milton Dixon at Esler Wheeler and a party at Mr Haynes. A Nazareene church service led by Rev Morrison was held at Stout schoolhouse on Thursday and Friday, with Valentine parties noted for the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Union
Frank Gales
Brady Township
Milton Dixon
Esler Wheeler
Haynes
Rev. Morrison
Nazareene Church
Stout
Sunshine State Voting Aye Opposed No Expression Adopted
The fragment suggests a Sun Belt or statewide vote with all residents urged to vote aye while no dissent is noted. It lacks dates or places but indicates strong unanimity in favor of the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine State
Well driller makes good in Norbeck’s growing profile
Senator Peter Norbeck describes his occupation as a well driller and rises in Washington. He chairs Agriculture and backs a fifty million dollar farm diversification bill for wheat states. President Coolidge proposes this bill as Northwest relief boosting Norbeck’s standing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Norbeck
Dahetta
Washington
Committee On Agriculture
Senate
Congress
Norbeck
Northwestern
Norbec
Voter Protests Over Voter Registration Card Compulsion
A letter notes a farmer Bowman robbed and tied to a post by hog thieves at Tyndall while warning voters about forced registration agreements. The writer condemns political pressures to vote a party ticket, urging readers to think twice before signing any pledge tied to the fall election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyndall
Bowman
Mr. Bowman
Poison Bait Proves Too Much for Wily Coyote
County records show Washabaugh County paid 196 coyote bounties and Jackson County 198 wolf kills last year. Federal hunters use stomach poison bait, while private trappers employ mouth bait. Poison proves deadly to coyotes and wolves, threatening extinction in Badlands refuge areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Dithmer
Washabaugh County
Jackson County
Badlands
Victoria Church Guild Hosts Cart Party at Hotel Dacotah
The Guild of Victoria Church hosted another cart party at Hotel Dacotah last Wednesday evening. It was a splendid success, matching or surpassing the previous event held two weeks ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Guild of Victoria Church
Hotel Dacotah
Lease of State Lands in Jackson County on April 5 1924
Notice states all unleased state lands in Jackson County will be offered for lease at public auction on April 5 1924 between 10 a m and 5 p m at the Court House Pierre South Dakota. By order of the Board of School and Public Lands Commissioner N E IGHT February 4 April 4
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson County
Court House
Said County
Pierre
Board of School and Public N. E. Ight
Also Mentioned on This Page
McEmaster
Town Boys
Johnson
California
Senator Sterling
Guide
Stickney
S. Dak
Hprady
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