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The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1917-03-09
Designs For Our
New Coins

Philip Pioneer: Have you seen
the new dimes, quarters and halt
dollars put into circulation since
the first of the year? No doubt
you have wondered who selected
these designs and what they stand
for. We are indebted to Mr.
Dan MacNeil, one of the conduct
orS on the P. r. c. & N. W., fol
much OF tine information given
below, his cousin, Herman A. Mac
Neil a we'll known sculptor, hav.
ing furnished the design for the
new quarter.
Unber the law governing the
coinage of the United States, the
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1917-03-09

With a new conservation to the
national service, the president
touched on the international cri,
sis, declaring there must be nc
turning back; that the tragic ev.
ents that the past thirty months
had brought on the American
people a new sense of responsible
ity as citizens of the world.
The president declared anew
that America must stand for the
peaceful stability of a free people;
the national equality of the right
that the sea must be free to all,
and that the great family of ma
tons must not support any gov
ernment except that it is based
on the consent of the governed.
Sounding a solemn warning
against any faction or any intri-
que breaking the harmony that
embraces the spirit of the Amer
ican people, he called upon Amer
leans to be united in feeling and
purpose for duty, opportunity and
service.
At the conclusion of his address
the president led the inaugural
procession back to the White
House, where it appeared in re-
view before him.
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1917-03-09

reform, allowing classification of
property for assessment; author
izinQ the state to develop its wat
er powers and its cement and
coal deposits. These are the main
features of the work of the ses-
sion, along with a huge mass of
detail work, including matters of
interest to many sections of the
state, but which can hardly be
classed as of statewide interest.
The bill appropriating money
for extension of the capitol
grounds and Improvements went
through this morning. 1t was the
last appropriation measure of the
session.
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1917-03-09

of in an appropriation of mil
lion dollars to meet a like amount
from the federal government and
their organization of the state
! highway commission to look after
highway Improvements, and Civ.
ing counties power to bond to
construct hard surface highways.
For the benefit OF the laboring
people of the state the members
passed the Worklnen'S compenSa-
ton act, and along with it acts
fixing a standard of policy for
such insurance, and providing for
a standard reserve of mutual in
SuranCe for this class.
Other measures of wide impor-
tance are the general irrigation
code, allowing groups of farmers
to organize and issue securities
based on their land holdings to
secure funds for storage dams
and bitches for the conservation
Of water; adopted the TorrenS
system of land transfers; created
the office of state sheriff, who is
given wide powers in looking af-
ter violations of the criminal laws
in all parts of the state and who
has supervision of all SheriffS and
their deputies, subject to call to
any part of the state at any time.
This officer takes the place Of the
prohibition commissioner" who
was created by the general prohi-
bNiOn act to look after its enforce
ment. A budget board to look
after state expenditures and sub
NIT budget to the next le9isla-
tive session has been created, and
cities are given power to engage
city managers to look after their
business affairs.
The game laws have been am
ended to shorten the season and
reduce the daily bag limit, and
the state game commission is
given power to condemn proper
ty to carry out his projects.
Many constitutional amend
ments will be submitted, among
them that of equal suffrage, tax
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1917-03-09
Wilson Is Again
InaU8urat0d President

Washington, March 5. Inau9.
uration day in Washington began
under leaden skies which threat
ened to spill rain or snow any
moment. A cold raw wind whip.
ped the rainsoaked decorations of
the capital and swept the water
logged f1agstaffS which have stood
under drenChin9 downpours for
nearly a week.
The wind switched about and
stirred upon rainy looking clouds,
and then a few blue patches ap-
peared in the skies. Then the
sun broke through and flooded
the soaked streets with sunshine
for a few minutes, only to disap-
pear again.
1t began to look as if it might
clear up enough to avoid rain or
snow, at any rate.
The president was up at eight
o'clock and took breakfast before
nine with members of his family
and his house guests.
AT ten o'clock Major General
Scott, grand marshal of the in
procession, and his staff
began to assemble in the court
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1917-03-09
Interior Oil Company
Will Spend $4,000

+. {. Weaver of Meadville, Pa,
in company with A. S. White of
Interior, spent last Saturday in
kadoka, and most of the day was
put in by Mr.. Weaver in filing
with our register of deeds, F. &.
Barth, the many leases which the
company has secured on lands
down in the southwestern part
OF this county. Besides the Jack
son county leases a eoodly num-
Der have been secured in south
eastern Pennington county and
taking both together, Mr.. Weaver
says they have at last secured a
nice bunch of land.
From letters shown us, from
manufacturers to Mr.. Weaver,
we can say that drilling opera
tons are certainty and good
part OF the machinery in now on
the way to Interior, while the bal
ance will be shipped as it is as
Sembled and acual work of drill
ing will be commenced by not
later than May 18th.
1t is the intention of the COM
pany to put down ten holes and
1t is estimated by oil experts that
the cost will amount to around
SIS, 10000 and should the drilling
result in not finding oil the spend
ing OF this vast amount of money
will bring some prosperity to this
part of South Dakota. The Press
men, while enthusiasts, honestly
look for oil to be found i'm the
Bad Lands, we can't hardly be-
lieve that the men who are finan-
cling this proposition are going to
squander nearly a hundred thous-
and dollars, without they are
pretty well satisfied that they will
find something worth while at
the other end of the hole.
Mr.. Weaver, the secretary of
company, informs us that the
Standard Oil folks have let a
81 100000 contract to the firm of
Booth & Flynn of Pittsbure, Pa,
for the laying of an eieht-inch
pipe line from their fields at Salt
Creek, Wyo., to Whiting, Ind,
where refinery IS located and
he says that this line will cross
South Dakota along the south
boundry of the state, so in case of
securing oil at Interior, the mark
etin9 question will be a settled
one.
Jackson county folks want to
get their autos in shape so we can
all 60 to Interior around May Is,
and see them drill anyway.
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1917-03-09

designs and devices of any coin
may not be changed within Is
years after the adoption of the
existing ones. The emblems in
use now were adopted in 1891.
The director of the mint shall
supervise the changes and the
designs must be approved by the
Secretary of the Treasury. The
designs on the new coins were
selected from more than fifty
models furnished by the best
SculptorS in the country and were
passed upon by the Fine Arts
Commission.
Below we give brief descrip-
ton of the different designs and
what they stand for, as furnished
us by Mr.. MacNeil, as he receiv-
ed it from his cousin:
The design for the half dollar
bears full length figure of Lib
erty, the folds of the Stars and
Stripes flying to the breezes as a
background, progressing in full
stride toward the dawn of new
day, carrying branches of laurel
oak, symbolical of Civil and Mill
tary glory. The hand of the fig
ure is outstretched in beStowal of
the spirit of Liberty. The reverse
of the half dollar shows an eagle,
perched high upon a mountain
craig, his wings unfolded, fearless
in spirit and conscious of his pow
Continued ON last page
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