New Legislature Opens in South Dakota
On January 2 the South Dakota legislature convened with temporary officers sworn in by Justice Peller and Justice Cutting. Gov Peter Norbeck and new officials were sworn, with the body convening in the House of Representatives. Norbeck urged funds, reform, and enacted the state’s prohibitory amendment. The assembly adjourned until tomorrow for permanent organization.
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Pipnere
S i
Ernor
Peter Norbeck
bin Tessadge
Norbeck
Receiving Grace Room Opens Soon
A garbled notice indicates a room or facility named Receiving Grace will open soon. The fragmentary text references preparations, a timetable, and involved individuals but lacks clear dates or locations.
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Grace Toom
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Saneary
Aa Naan
Tate Ei VY
Anartio
A Magee
Kilmer Swamp Root Urges Kidney Health Advertisement
An old style health ad stresses kidney care, citing Bright's disease deaths in New York and promoting Kilmer's Swamp Root as a remedy. It claims the tonic helps kidney function and health, offers two bottle sizes at 1.68, and suggests requesting a sample bottle by mailing 16 cents to Dr Kilmer Co in Binghamton New York.
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Bright
New York
Kilmer
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
N. Y
Chios Island History Amid Earthquakes and War Echoes
The article recounts Chios long as a source region for revolts and trade. It notes damaging earthquakes in 17 AD and 1848, population losses in 1822 including 70,000 killed and 22,960 enslaved, and Turkish sack and destruction. It highlights gum mastic production, wind mills, and olive groves with two story homes near coastlines. References to Canaris and Pepines use a fire-ship attack against the Ottoman fleet and the Byzantium cry of victory.
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Lonian
Ita
Finefly
Tiberius
Kastro
Chiiot
Fomian Union
Een
Insular
Chios
Constantine Enaris
George Pepines
Canaris
Pasha
Pepine
Byzantium
Captain Pasha
Levant
Eland
Eyes of World at Opera House
An advance notice promotes the film Eyes of World at the Opera House on January 3. The piece features romance and adventure in Southern California settings, with Ben Wrights playing lead and the work noted as a best seller translated for the screen.
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Opera House
Prohibition Film At Deluxe Theatre Sparks Debate
A feature titled Prohibition at the Deluxe Theatre presents a symbolic dramatization of temperance. The onscreen figures allegorize vice as a demon that mocks drinking urges while exploring the conflict between appetite and morality.
House Peters in The Closed Road at Opera House
Patrons will see the startlingly original five reel motion picture The Closed Road starring House Peters and Barbara Tennant. Directed by Maurice Tourneur, the European master behind Trilby and Beating Lips, the drama plays today only at the Opera House.
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Opera House
House Peters
Barbara Tennant
Maurice Tewrneur
Trilby
Amt
Beavedt Lips
Local visitors and arrivals fill Phoenix hotel diary
A flood of travelers and residents including Mr and Mrs J. Preece and Miss Bella Day arrive in Phoenix for the New Year, with many staying at the Port City hotels. Officials, attorneys and notable locals mingle, while governors, engineers and business figures depart for Chicago and Los Angeles for meetings and holidays.
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PF. S. Treat
Reston
Ant
Hanewek
Phenix
James
Capitel City
W. Irighan
Atlanto
Los Angeles
Fos
Sante Ree
Mere Mary Begnen
J. Sewerhy
Serinea
St. Lows
McPadden
Seagales
Cén Berd
Yoeaies
Hotel Heidel
Lary Marper
En Antone
Texas
Eli Wiltete
New York
Anna
Lang
Formain
General Frank Hall of Denver Dies
Denver Colo Jan 2 General Frank Hall pioneer editor of Colorado and author of its early development is dead at his home. He served as territorial secretary under President Grant and was mining editor of the Rocky Mountain News for many years. He was a friend of Thomas M Patterson who owned the News and the Times. A separate notice states that from December 30 1915 the undersigned will not be responsible for debts contracted by his wife Katherine Neddersen.
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Denver
Colo
Frank Hall
Colorado
Rado
Grant
Hall
Rocky Mountain News
Thomas M. Patterson
The
News
Times of Statistics
Booster Banquet Launches Chamber of Commerce Publicity Drive
A large booster banquet headlines the start of an energetic publicity campaign by the Chamber of Commerce. The event, held in May, aims to rally support, showcase local enterprise, and promote community initiatives through a series of dinners and gatherings.
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Chamber OF Commerce
Chamberlain Tablet Sold as Stomach and Liver Remedy
A reader from Farmers Mills New York reports using Chamberlain Tablet for stomach and liver disorders and praises it as the best they have used. The ad claims availability everywhere and encourages purchase.
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KB. Wixon
Farmers Millis
N.Y
Chamberlain
Schweitzer Machine Ad Highlights Mining and Litigation Gear
An advertisement touts Schweitzer Machine offerings in mining and litigation machinery and services. It promotes a range of equipment designed for heavy industry and legal-adjacent applications, emphasizing durability and efficiency.
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Schweitzer Machine
Doctor Promises 50 Percent Eye Strength in One Week
A Baltimore area doctor claims a free prescription can strengthen eyesight by half in seven days. Patients report clearer vision, with some discarding glasses after following simple steps and a daily Bonito tablet regimen. Available through local druggists and stores.
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Aterte Artic Weber AL
Tommy
Amy Guedl
Tucson
Rieisinnen
Baptist Missionary Leaves Tucson for San Petro
Miss Marie Norgaard, a Baptist missionary, leaves Tucson for San Petro to spend months with Rev Borropets. She came to Tecsom five years ago and organized work, teaching Chinese boys and aiding Mexican families on South Meyer Street. Her efforts led to the Mexican church’s establishment and cooperation with the local pastor.
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Marie Norgaard
Tee Methan
Tencsom
San Petro
Ponrer
South Meyer Street
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