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Newell reclamation news. [volume] (Newell, Butte County, S.D.) 1910-19??, 1917-02-15
II. 4 Century Old.

Occasionally we come across some
article Of manufacture which has been
improved upon year after year, only
to return again to Its original state
as the most desirable. This Is true Of
the pocket-knife. You viii find 1t In
oil degrees Of perfection and ornamen-
tafion, but the style most approved at
the present moment is that Of the old
navy knife-invented no one know
how long ago. This knife Is the In
slant action, drop-out type, ami Is
made in two styles, either Of which
the jackie prefers above all modern
pull-out and push-button types The
blade simply slides In q groove 80 that
it il opened by the same movement
which jerks 1t out Of the pocket. When
1t has been fouled from long usage,
the entire blade can be raked ont and
cleaned. The jackie prizes its simple
ity when he is mp aloft. with only one
hand free. and when his fingers are
stiff and numb. At such times any
other kind would be useless. Popular
science Monthly.
Newell reclamation news. [volume] (Newell, Butte County, S.D.) 1910-19??, 1917-02-15
SOCTH DAKOTA'S
BEST GOVERNOR.
He Has Given the State a Business
Administration We Can Point
to With Pride" Says
Robert Shaber.

Writing in his Hudsonite, Mr..
Shaber tells what he thinks OF the
Norbeck administration;
Gov. Norbeek, the best governor
South Dakota ever had, has an
nouGced his candidacy for d second
term, and he ought to be Neglected
without one dissenting vote, and by
the unanimous vote OF the people or
South Dakota.
II the cheers of the populace
are any criterion, Gov. Norbeck Is
firmly entrenched in the hearts of
the people OF his own state, judging
by the cheers he received this sum
mer, every time l heard him talk,
for he talks straight from the
shoulder and Is for his own state
and Uncle Sam first, last and all
the time. No frills about the gov
ernor; he's just plain, outstanding,
two listed, one hundred per cent
plus American, every minute of the
time, virile, vigorous and unafraid
and right on the job every minute OF
the time, He has given this state
a business administrator that we
can all point to with pride, and he
has seen to the enacting of more
sensible legislation than has been
passed before in mess of moons,
and he is advocating lot more OF
good, sensible legislation that l for
one would like to see him put across
and the way to do it is to keep
him in the governors chair until he
has chance to finish the work so
well begun And the nice thing
about it all is to See about ninety
per cent of the papers Of the state
come out firmly for Gov. Norbeck
for a second term.
This paper and this editor is for
Governor Norbeck, for another term,
and knowing tie people of this
great state as | do, | an confident
that ninety per cent OF the voters
of the state viii feel just as l do
about it,
Newell reclamation news. [volume] (Newell, Butte County, S.D.) 1910-19??, 1917-02-15
A WORTHWHILE RECORD.

ANNOUNCEMENT Is made that Gov
ernor Norbeck will be candidate
for reelection. This is not an un-
expected nor startling bit Of news.
Neither is the further statement
that he will submit his case to the
people on his record, as every can
didate has to- do that whether he
wants to or not. The announce
ment that Governor Norbeck has
been renominated and reelected,
which will come in due season, will
not be startling either to those
who have watched his administra-
tion of state affairs and are ac-
quainted with the record upon which
he bases his claims for e second
term.-IroQuois Chief.
Newell reclamation news. [volume] (Newell, Butte County, S.D.) 1910-19??, 1917-02-15
NORBECK MAKES FINE
RT1aTNESG GOVERNOR

In discussing the fact that Gov
ernor Peter Norbeck will probably
have no opposition in the Republi-
can primaries, the Beresford News
says:
There is no question that he Is
entitled to second term and there
is not suspicion of doubt that he
will be given the nomination at
the proper time. Gov Norbeck
stands out head and shoulders
above any man who has occupied the
chair for years past, and the people
OF South Dakota know enough to
hold to good thing when they
get It, and we predict right here
that second term Is not the only
honor in store for him.
Newell reclamation news. [volume] (Newell, Butte County, S.D.) 1910-19??, 1917-02-15
LIVESTOCKPRICES
AT SOUTH OMAHA
Fat Cattle In Light Supply
and 1O-15c Higher
HOGS IN 10000 DECLINE

karket for Sheep and Lambs Slow 70
Last Week. Receipts Fairly Liberal
and Demand Rather SIack-Feeders
steady to Strong.
Union Stock Yards, Omaha. Neb..
Feb. 1.-THE week opens out with \
very moderate run of cattle, about
200 head, and although the quality
Has not very good. there was better
-Ienand from both packers and ship
Iers, and prices bid and paid were
from 10@25c higher than the close Of
Iast week. Rest weighty cattle sold
up to $12.75. Cows and heifers show.
I'd fully as much improvement as the
BEEF steers. In stockers the market
was quotably unchanged and rather
quiet.
Quotations on cattle: Good to
.hoiee bseves. $l1.5O012.75; fair to
rood beeves, $1O.5001150; common to
FAIR beeves, $S.O0@10GU; good to
choice yeariings, $10.0O011OO: fair
to good yearlings, $o.O0010.O0; COM
mon to fair yearlings. $4,000 60:
COOS to choice grass beeves, 10000
lid; fair to good grass steers, $3.50
09.60; common to fair grass steers,
s7.50oe.50; good to choice heifers.
e90O01O1O: good to choice cows.
sS.500050; fair to good COWS. $3.50
4668; Gamers and cutters, $3.50
g.25; veal calves. $S.25013.25: beef
bulla, s8.50@10OO; bologna bulls.
&74o08D0; good to choice feeders,
&8DO 10 De; ssir to good feeders.
&87B09.50; good to choice stockers.
49D0W1000: fair to good stockera,
48eoD8OO; common to fair grades.
46.3007.50; stock hcifers. szeo@8.5e:
rtock COWS. $6-500s.o0; stock calves.
G0o0HO
Hses essi 2oe3c> Lower.
Thpy was only q fair run Of hogs
44pb kesd. but with outside mar.
ne4s m slserpIy lower. both ship.
Dory ~ seekers bid lower prices
kmpN oDsnfne sn1es were 15020s
16N~ t1a1x x@tarzsy. and closing
ur5rB fuzzy z4U30c lower. The top
1S 41&10 - aeetnst s1ez5 last
1 M bun a tJss trading vas
1575 ~ assfnst $l6S0O
$50 . Hsclk -
I>oag ~ ~ Lo~ur.
~ ~ beeH ~ Iambe Wefs
lg all6 den466 WAs r1f1>g
G6ln. 1t - 14<Sfk DJ11
Newell reclamation news. [volume] (Newell, Butte County, S.D.) 1910-19??, 1917-02-15
GOVERNS WELL ms

As for this paper It has decided
to stand with Governor NOrbeck
-sor q second term. Since state
hood South Dakota has never had
a man In the governors chair who
has so thoroughly made good. Nor
beck is himself successful bust
ness mIE, tbs owner Of South Da-
Eota farm lands and intensely in
terested In the better things for
agriculture in this his native state.
The News asks no man to support
Norbeck because this paper IL GO
ing to. but we do esk that you
give q fair and thoughtful con-
sideration to Governor Norbeck's
record in this state, both in pri-
vate and public life. Has he not
made good wherever placed3. Were
not the people Of the state dad to
put him into the governors chair,
has he not shown his ability to put
efficiency into state affairs and
whore now IL his opposition .com-
Ing from II not from without state?
Do not be misIead hy sAMnalsn
bank. Look m The faetG. 49,
eollsr News.
Newell reclamation news. [volume] (Newell, Butte County, S.D.) 1910-19??, 1917-02-15
BRITISH GOVERNMENT
HELPS PAY FOR BREAD

There has been much misunder-
standing about the bread program IN
England. 1t Is true that the English
man buys a loaf OF bread for less than
an American can, but 1t Is poorer
bread. and the British government is
paying SOC. 0OO.O0O year toward the
cost of 1t.
All the grain grown in Great Brit.
ain Is taken over by the government
at an arbitrary price and the imported
wheat purchased on the markets at
the prevailing market price. This is
turned over to the mills by the govern
ment at price that allows the adult
terated war bread loaf Of four pounds
to sell at Is cents, the two pound ioui
at cents and the one pound loaf at .
cents.
In France, under conditions some
what similar, but with q larger ex.
traction. the four pound loaf sells for
10 cents.
Newell reclamation news. [volume] (Newell, Butte County, S.D.) 1910-19??, 1917-02-15
PEOPLE APPRECIATE

Governor Norbeck has announced
that he will be a candidate for re-
election stating that he wishes to
finish the work he has already
started. This announcement on
the part of the governor will no
doubt meet with the hearty ap-
prevail Of the people Of the state,
who fully appreciate the work that
he has done and are willing and
anxious that he be allowed another
term in which to carry some OF the
excellent ideas of government that
he has only been able to ge fairly
started during the year that he
has been at the head Of our ad-
ministration.-Phil Pioneer
Newell reclamation news. [volume] (Newell, Butte County, S.D.) 1910-19??, 1917-02-15

movement was sluggish throughout.
Quotations on sheep and lnnhs:
Lambs. handy weight Sl6.3oG 1913 I:
lambs. heavy weight, s15.506 1925;
lambs. feeders. Sl5.00Q 1850; lambs,
shorn s11.50G13.50: lambs, culls.
$1,000 400; yearlings. fair to
choice 1.506 1900: yearlings. feed
ers. S1200Gl425: wethers. fair 70
choice, $1,000 1900: ewes, fair to
choice, s1l.0001225: ewes, breeders.
all ages. s10509 1850; ewes, feeders.
s7.J0m10.5o: ewes, culls and saeners,
$J.O0QT.23.
Newell reclamation news. [volume] (Newell, Butte County, S.D.) 1910-19??, 1917-02-15
COPPER KINGS CURTAlL
WAR TIME PRODUCTION

. Despite the governments
. great need for material in war
. industries, the big copper COM
. panies failed to produce as
. much copper this year as they
. turned out In 1916.
II is estimated that the act
. uaI loss in copper production
. in mine and smeIter output due
; to strikes In the past year
. exceeds 1000, 100000 pounds.
. In placing the responsibility
. for this condition we have the
. testimony o. Miss Janet RAN
, kin and Of the presidents i'm
; vestigating commission at Bis
. bee that much Of the labor diff
ficuItles was due to the arbi-
; trary acts Of mine owners who
J refused 10 advance wages, al
. though the price Of their prod
. uct greatly lncreased, and who
. refused 70 accept government
; mediation Of strikes.
: At . time when the people
. were making the supreme sac
! rifice BY sending their young
. men 70 war and by purchasing
liberty bonds, the copper bar
. onc refused to make any com
cesslons to keep their indus
: tries running At full capacity.
The nseds Of the pecpie mar
! shalling III 81 their resources
fer war did not for : r,ement
enter Into the calculation Of
these hl0hhinders o. finance.
And now they ere brazenly
s4atlns thht higher prices are
I geeded - stimulate preduo-
= = = = $t&%$$$
Newell reclamation news. [volume] (Newell, Butte County, S.D.) 1910-19??, 1917-02-15

1t has been announced that Gov.
Peter Norbeck will make the race
for a second term. 1t will be e
lonely race for him as there will be
no company in the primary, and it
is doubtful if the democrats can even
make it interesting for him in next
falls campaign. Everybody seems
to be satisfied with Norbecks ad-
ministration.-Kin 60. indie
pendent.
Newell reclamation news. [volume] (Newell, Butte County, S.D.) 1910-19??, 1917-02-15

Governor Peter NeTbeck, the
loyal war governor OF South Da-
kota. is certainly the man in the
right place, and 1t would be dan
gerous for the state should Nor
beck be defeated at the next cleo
ton. This b no time to expert
ment-Trent Tribune.
Newell reclamation news. [volume] (Newell, Butte County, S.D.) 1910-19??, 1917-02-15

The people will desire to continue
Hon. Peter Norbeck at the head OF
the administration of South Dakota
for the next two years. His patriotic
administration appeals to all good
citizens OF our grand state.-The
News.
Newell reclamation news. [volume] (Newell, Butte County, S.D.) 1910-19??, 1917-02-15

Press Leader "a Pioneer Progress
site Republican NewspaDer.)
GOVERNOR PETER NORBECK.
Governor Norbeck has announced
his intention to be candidate for
a second term. Those who have
observed the governors Official
career carefully need not be told
hat he has been one of the hard
est working and efficient governors
the state has ever had. and that
his judgment has been invaribly
good, and his influence in matters
that IT might properly be used,
has always been for the best inter-
est of the state
He has endeavored to keep all
departments of the state on a
strictly business basis, and to ex-
ercise a wise economy In the con-
duct of all of the state activities.
Notice, we say wise economy"
A wise economy is not necessarily
a parsimonious and nfggardly at
tempt to avoid all expenditures
whatever 1t is an attempt to IN
vest dollar to get back two. or
more, and to see that that dollar
does a hundred cents worth Of
work in transit
The most of the opposition which
the Nonpartisan League has re-
ceived in this state arises from a
rumor that the League Intends to
put up candidate for governor
against Mr. Norbeck The opposi-
ton does not arise from any par
ticular objection to the plans OF
the League; in fact, as the Head
light has pointed out before, the
state is moving in that direction
as rapidly as it can under the con-
stitution of the state, and Mr.. Nor
beck has assisted the movement.
The most of such criticism OF the
League as has come to our notice,
has behind it the idea that 1t is
not within the province OF Ill
informed men from another state to
come into South Dakota and tell
us what we shall do with our
| faithful public servants.
Bless you.'North Dakota, we shook
off our Alex Machenzies and their
| like years ago, and because your
| Bolsheviki has just dethroned your
! car, yor must not assume that all
| other states are behind you in at
| tanning political freedom. When
your eyes grow a little more ac-
customed to the light, you will
doubtless distinguish friends from
enemies a little easier.
| Governor Norbeck deserves a
second term and there is no ques-
ton but he will get it.-Big Stone
Headlight
Newell reclamation news. [volume] (Newell, Butte County, S.D.) 1910-19??, 1917-02-15

for the great amount of legfsla-
ton beneficial to the farmer which
has been put on the statute books
under his administration, but this
has not blinded him to the fact
that the business and professional
interests OF the state are deserving
OF the proper protection. Norbeck
stands on his record, because his
record has been good. Parker
Press Leader "a Pioneer Progress
site Republican Newspaper.)
Newell reclamation news. [volume] (Newell, Butte County, S.D.) 1910-19??, 1917-02-15
FOOD AND WAR

shortage In Raw Materials Gives Riss
TO Alarm Among Manufacturing In
terests-Amerios Must Apply Every
Resource to Meet Worlds Demand
for Food-Labor Saving Machines
and Man Power on the Farms Vital
Factors in Economic Crisis-Appeai
for Government Action.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-27
ROBBED
Of NAUSEATING
QUALITIES
Medicinal virtues retained
and improved-Unpleas-
ant and dangerous quail
ties remOVed-New tablet
now on local market IN
der the name "Calotabs. l."

The latest triumph OF modern pha--
macy IS q de-nauseated" calomeI tab
Leg known 10 the drug trade as Gallo
,-os- Ca-omeL the most generally
useful OF all medicines thus enters
upon wider field OF popularitv-
purified and refined from those obisr-
llonaole qualities which have hereto
fore limited its use
In oilousness. constipation and in
digestion, and IN a great variety 81
uEer. stomach and kidney troubles.
c5lomel was the only successful rem
coy but Its use was often neglected on
account OF its sickeninC qualities. Now
Il Is the easiest and most pleasant OF
an medicines 20 take one tablet on
the tongue at bedtime, a swallow OF
water, that's all No taste. no grin
ing, no nausea, no danger. A eood
nights sleep and the next morning
you are feeling fine, with clean liver
please
Ca-otabs are sold only In original.
sealed packages Of twenty doses for
tlirty-tive cents Your druggist or
fers TO refund the price as a guarau-
tee that you Will be Thoroughly de-
lighted with CoIOtabs.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-27

4 IEyLpEEIS read this rs an
"A unfortunate day. Uranus. Ven
L h US and Mars are all adverse.
It is most threatening rule for
love affairs which will be prevalent
in all classes Of society and among
persons Of all ages during the com
ing year.
Under this sway men and women
are supposed to be much inclined to
deceive each other. and TO be easily
persuaded 10 be tickle and untrust-
worthy.
There is q particularly sinister star
that seems 10 rule romances with
soldiers today, a tragic note being
discovered in the harmony OF love.
Mars appears TO give warning OF
much activity among soldiers, who
may be subject to treachery or to
bad leadership.
It is not favorable day for deal
ing with machinists or engineers and
a strike Of some sort is indicated.
Changes or removals are subject to
a bad direction al this time.
In this forecast OF the autumn a
London astrologer sees many changes
in manners and customs In the United
States growing out Of the war
In the changes will appear closer
tie between the east and the west
and an access OF Importance for the
west, which viii contribute a fore
most hero.
Canada has star that presaE yes
general re-orEaniZation Of CONNER
ciaI conditions and great prosperity
Warning is given OF terrible storms
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-27
Bedtime Story For the Little Ones
UNCLE wIGGILY AND JACKIEs BONE
Nd JACKIE'S BONE


Uncle WfaeiIy Eorped and tro-red TO
.-.- ---. -+,-- % COT she -r--5ov-
.,-
l-EN- aud s1i-r f"''-- -'o-9
told che monkey doodle gentleman
cha -5rr- size and -rs bunny rabbit
..----,, ,-5--7..r hack the GLASS for
go T--.-i. ---7.rb- f-o. and b-zaL d.
~ - ,.---,- +r,s rr.+rv Jackie o.
.,fF 80 t------ -.rr0nnine that
-l.-..---- --7r-t - a bff
- rs--l-5l .s---eF The NIFTY and he
ana r--9Is v-frEiT- were almost back
~ -.-a a.. --orro,r p s7uT. hurEs1avr when.
-r -e ,-,+ f-1rr bsrfrd 2 tree
49, =------le7 y had fox
"a, ~ - bs-l-e5 -ba fox. -T am in
7rrr- see, a puppy dog and nice.
i laJ r1''-'' 0''' -'O
N ,-o,, moan Won are going 10
..,+-5- 49, asked Uncle IV5-e4T,-
..------- 5-g- --1-sr mean b. e-frTz-
.-s4 ne rSv
"a - ~ -,o7u asked Tackle
- 49, Sc % men. ..r -r- FOX
..rs-,- rs-e+ I'll ca+.r Uncle Wfsgflv
md -el-e q taste Of him TO see how =
l.- ~ IN t-e,-f-. a., i.5-s some sorlse
~ him esrz I z-u.ss-'
a0r Eearr-' cried the bunny rabbit.
..rE-irT M one save me from the bad
49,
PM there did not seem TO be any
ID a. 80 Nm -rba fo, was 5ust
- - b5+- Tho brruv when sud
7---t 1s,l-is bsgar shifting around
~ *, --,-1---.f T-ra- h. beran 20 big
-.-5.r, r75 -avrs
..3--5-, Won needn't think Won can
a. 1-,-s AMI Ride In fr-'r sre--.E The
r-. I'M OF Won anyhow
arm NOT alleging a hole TO hide in"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-27

L@ ANG- Crack Smash went
something in the hollow
IL stump bungalow Of Uncle
Wisgily LonEears. the rabbit gentle
man.
"lI- goodness me sakes alive and
s0mer icepuI ding IoTypops- cried
Nurse Jane Fuzzy Wuzzy, the musk
rat lady nurse. What was that
I think it was window that
H-oEe.~ answered Uncle Wi-siIy.
p Yes. that's what Il was" said am
other voice. and up the steps Of the
bungalow ran Jackie Bow Wow, the
puppy dog boy.
"A window brokenr' exclaimed the
bunny abbit gentleman. 'How did D.
happen
Eve boys did IT, playing ball" ex-
ula7u-f Jackie -Samwie LittletaiI-
and my brother Peetie LittletaiL
Wi1HIewobble. the duck. and Charlie
Chick and Johnnie and Billy BuShytail
the squirrels. we were an playing and
I knocked the BAH through your glass
window and broke IT,"
"Oh. dear me-" said Uncle WigEily-
Put Wen pay for IL. and buy You
new one went on Jackie. We
took uu a collection and we got the
money Tor a new window. y on come
with me. Uncle WigEily- and tell the
man NlA" size .N AaaE sAa--1 anu
GOT the money TO pay for it, Come
uu--
We'll i'm sure that's very nice or
-H0u animal boys 10 pay for window
when you break them playing ball.
SAID Uncle WlEEllE- II come with
YOU right away snd We 80 TO the
glass store"
And you'll have 20 get some putty
Too TO make the window light stick
lu-- said Jackie
ron. OF course" agreed Uncle Wis
-l-
And # there's any putty left over.
may 7 have &c 10 blow in my putty
blower asked the puppy dog boy
-of course promised Uncle Wig
gig So off he started 70 get a new
light of glass TO put i'm where the one
was broken
'I'm not going 10 let Jackie and his
friends pay for the broken window
whispered Uncle Wiggiiy TO Nurse
sane as he went out "Il let Jackie
buy it and then III give him back
the money
Good" said the muskrat lady
The other animal boys went 90 am
other place 10 play while Jackie and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-27
Beauty Chats

IRE an ideal diet Tor girl or
II woman vino exercises moIer-
L L ately. and who wants TO put on
flesh
Upon rising. a glass o. warm milk.
with cream l1 t- Brsakfas--aus-
r-l--. cereal with cream. one c-r.
slice % bread o- toast with plenty OF
llt-e- or jam. glass o. milk or coffee.
0-c-tht-- ~ which IS cream AZ 1880
glass Or hsIf milk. half cream.
Llnchcon-a thick soup. a salad.
ursad. butter. and a cup OF hot choco-
late. or piece Of meat and a veEe-
rable-aud the chocolate Al $3.50
glass or half milk and half cream.
Dlu1er-t1rck soup. unless YOU had
II an lunch. the fat cuts from lean
meat OF latter meat. Ike ham. etc,
potatoes and one other vegetable.
salad with lots OF dressing. dessert OF
pudding. ice cream. or cake prefer
ably Tea with cream AT bed time
glass OF half milk. hale cream
This menu can De varied greatly. as
YOU can see. II YOU co lot OF heavy
work take Two eggs in the morning.
and add dessert TO your lunch II
you have only a three course dinner
unless you had salad at lunch. be
cause the fresh vegetables or fruit
and the lettuce supply minerals need
ed BIZ the body. Don't drink coffee at
night. il tends 10 keep YOU awake and
is a strain on the nervous system.
Among fruits bananas and grapes
are the most fa-teuing, nuts are very
fatteuinr and should be eaten as
much as possible with meals. Candy
IS fatreulug. CorusLarch, pies. pOta-
toes white bread. UacarOui and
cheese. olive OIL butter. cream. milk
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-27
The Daily Novelette,
THE SALITER.

? was proud morning Tor Freddie
Gnuss when he was mustered into
Il the army as bakers apprentice.
And II was a sad evening when, two
days later. he was thrown into the
guard house for falling 10 salute ser
giant OF orderlies Endwise. although
Serst Endwise's insignia of office.
two black dots I'm a little red circle,
were plainly visible behind his right
elbow.
Never again vowed Freddie when,
his sentence expired, he was thrown
out Of the guard house again
At that moment his watchful eyes
encountered = resplendaut figure ap-
proaching-gold lace from top 10 toe
and half way back TO the top again
Freddie saluted four times in rapid
succession. thinking, Must be a gem
eral or a admiral or somep.n. at the
very least
What's the big ideer, young fell
ler2" inquired the pompous nsure.
I'm the leader Of the band"
wen. you can Keep the saIutes.
now that you've got EN-" said Fred
die. and went about his work a few
minutes later, while he was rolling
barrel Of flour, a dignitary sauu-ered
by, carrying q cleaning sword in each
hand Freddie Gnuss leaped from the
top OF the barrel and saluted fren-
Ziedly.
"Wassa malta. son. got a fitcT in-
quired the man with the swords. I'm
the company sword sharpener."
On, what's the use2" sighed Fred
die Gauss.
Fise minutes later he approached
solitary figure and inquired, Got the
time on ye-"
Fool DO you realize I ann Gen.
Sunnigans2" roared the s.. T.. and once
again Freddie Gnuss was thrown into
the same guard house