Peruna Endorsed By Assemblyman Tighe For Health Recovery
Assemblyman J Tighe of New York reports Peruna as a restorative tonic that revived his mind and body after extreme work. He urges workers with nerve strain to try Peruna and offers Hartman’s free medical guidance from Columbus, Ohio.
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Tighe
Stemsen
Qohoes
N. Y
Albany County
Peruna
Perna
J. Tighe
Hartman
Flattman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Large Scale Counterfeit Plot Uncovered in Midwest
Sioux Falls reports reveal Levi Clark and accomplices tied to a large counterfeit coin ring. Arrests at an old cemetery near Biousalls and in Yankton linked to Sharp show a network with a third confederate and possible fourth implicate. Spurious half dollars circulated to small towns. about forty coins surrendered. Dies and molds match Sharp’s Yankton coins, strengthening the case.
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Sioux Falls
Levi Clark
Biousalls
A. J. Sharp
Yankton
Omala
Clark
Sharp
Omedia
Southvnte Kota J
Gan
Sionsx Falls
Sharpoat
Minister in Duel with Cow on Beresford Street
Rev. H. W. Jamison, pastor of the Congregational Church, wrestled a charging cow on West Temlock Street Beresford to save his young son. The tussle caused head and face bruises to the reverend, but the boy was spared as Jamison secured the animal and kept him safe. Jamison is well known in Congregational circles across the state.
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H. W. Jamison
Congregational Church
West Temlock Street
Beresford
Mr. Jamison
Ideal Crop Conditions In Davison County Report
May brought 5.80 inches of rain ensuring abundant moisture for crops in Davison County. Farmers report strong growth with wheat recovering from last season and corn acreage higher than last year. Seven to ten steam plows are actively breaking sod across the county for future farming.
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Davison County
Vance Refuses Food in Lawrence County Arson Case
John St. Vance, moved from Deadwood to Sioux Falls by Lawrence County sheriff Flarry Trathen to serve a one year term for arson, refuses all food since leaving Deadwood. The prisoner, who razed his dwelling and shot his cow after wife began divorce proceedings, says he will starve himself.
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John St. Vance
Deadwood
Sioux Alls
Lawrence County
Flarry Trathen
Vance
Is Rust Transmissible to New Wheat Seed
Experiments by CL 8 Grevengress of Langford test rust transmission from rusted wheat seed. Seed from rusted grain sprouted and grew in a bay window but died six inches high with signs of black rust. M F Greeley suggests indoor warmth caused the failure. open air might yield正常 growth if weather allowed.
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CL 8
Grevengress
Langford
M. F. Greeley
Dell Rapids Gas Plant Goes Into Service
The recently completed gas plant in Dell Rapids is now in operation. Built by Dell Rapids Gas Company, funded by local capitalists, the plant was leased by the city from the local company. Municipal Gas Company of Minneapolis handled the contract at about 8500 dollars. The city may buy the plant when funds permit. Three miles of mains and forty street lamps were installed. The plant is described as a model in every respect.
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Dell Rapids
Dell Rapids Gas Company
Municipal Gas Company
Minneapolis
Tragedy at Yankton Ends in Fatal Shooting
Granville Thornton died at Yankton city hospital after a Sunday quarrel with his roommate Sam Carr colored. Carr says Thornton drew a knife and tried to force entry. Carr fired, the bullet striking Thornton in the left arm and abdomen. Sheriff Wright arrested Carr.
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Granville Thornton
Yankton City Hospital
Thornton
Sam Carr
Carr
Thorton
Wright
Highmore Waterworks Plan Attracts Sioux Falls Contractor
A Sioux Falls contractor nears a contract with Highmore officials to build a modern air pressure water system. The artesian well source will supply about 8 000 dollars for a complete plant aimed at fire protection and domestic use. Separate item notes Beresford whipping post talks following wife beating arrest, with Black Hills pioneers preparing for a late month picnic.
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Sioux Falls
Highmore
Beresford
John Dyer
Episcopal Clergymen Meet in Sioux Falls Convocation
Episcopal clergymen from across the state began gathering in Sioux Falls for the annual convocation of the eastern deanery of the Episcopal Church of South Dakota, with sessions held Tuesday and Wednesday in the city. The report notes W L McLaughlin of Horseshoe Mining Co is appointed receiver as part of the plan, while Ogden resigns. Paul Harrison, a Dane, hanged himself on a granary at the Henry Naylor farm near Coude. he had Wisconsin roots.
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W. L. Mclaughlin
Horseshoe Mining Company
Deadwood
Ron. Ogden
Sioux Falls
Episcopal Church of
Paul Harrison
Henry Naylor
Coude
Wisconsin
Writ of error stays case in Clark bank wrecking
Carl Sherwood of Clark obtained from the Supreme Court at Pierre a writ of error and certificate of probable cause in the state versus Carl Jackson. Jackson faced a one year penitentiary sentence for wrecking the First State Bank of Clark and giving false reports to the bank examiner about the bank’s condition. The certificate suspends proceedings until the October term for review by the Supreme Court.
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Carl Sherwood
Clark
Supreme Court
Pierre
Carl Jackson
First State Bank of
Foreman W A Hossack badly hurt by piledriver fall at Parker
W A Hossack foreman of the Omaha Bridge Company suffered severe injuries when a piledriver fell on him at Parker Wednesday forenoon fracturing his hips and causing internal damage. He is from Falls City Neb a single man and member of Mt Eopal lodge I O O F of Schubert Neb. He is receiving surgical treatment at a Parker hotel and may be crippled for life if he recovers. Also reported is Deadwood property valuation totaling 1 591 469 with personal 471 736 and real estate 1 112 733 and mortgage assessment around 20 000 this year, down from 60 000 last year.
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W. A. Hossack
Parker
Omaha Bridge Company
Elis
Falls City
Neb
Mt. Eopelodge, I. 0. O. F
Schubert
Deadwood
Convention Draws Big Attendance for Tri-State Grain Dealers
From the way rooms fill at Sioux Falls hotels the Tri-State Grain Dealers Association will hold its annual convention in Sioux Falls on June 24 and 25. This event brings together grain traders and handlers from the region for meetings and discussions of industry issues.
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Sioux Falls
Tri-State Grain Dealers’ Association
Sioux Jtaulls
Brown County Sheriff Howand Cole Dies at Aberdeen
Howand Cole aged 388 served as Brown County sheriff and state sheriff's association secretary treasurer He was a Brown County pioneer noted for prominence in politics and Masonic circles and died Wednesday morning in Aberdeen.
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Howand Cole
Brown County
State Sheriff's Association
Aberdeen
Ile
Milwaukee railroad extension sparks May homestead filings
May filings at the United States land office in Chamberlain reached 8350 original entries for lands in Lyman County tied to the projected Milwaukee railroad extension. The Tri-County Old Settlers' Picnic in Ouke near Pierre is set for June 15, limited to eligible members from Hughes Sully and Stanley counties. The Kelley murder case in Gann Valley was postponed to July as circuit court convened.
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United States Land Office
Chamberlain
Lyman County
Milwaukee Railroad
Tri-County
Hughes, Sully
Stanley
Ouke
Pierre
Kelley
Gann Valley
People Are Queer and Animals in Language
The passage notes how terms of gender and age affect reactions, with examples like chick hen witch kit cat pup hound cur bull bear calf cub and a reminder that language shapes perception. It contrasts male and female responses to insults and describes northern Arabia as a region with a winter season, cold rains and frosts.
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Arabia
Dean's Kidney Pills Back Pain Remedy Endorsed
Eugene B. Lario of Denver, a ticket seller, repeats his 1899 endorsement of Dean's Kidney Pills for backache. He claims the pills stopped his pains completely after long desk seating, and notes the product is sold by Poster-Milburn Co. at 60 cents a box through druggists.
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Eugene B. Lario
Twentieth Avenue
Union Station
Denver
Colo
Dean
Milburn Co
Daily Supreme Effort Meant to Elevate Work and Life
A moralistic note urges careful, prepared effort to elevate daily labor to a supreme level, varying in tone from pious to practical. The piece quotes O S Marden on glorying life and transforming work, and includes a dated testimonial about Piso's Cure for Consumption, followed by a comical magistrate case about an imported citizen warning with an ax.
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O. S. Marden
Success Magazine
Alpine officer Victor Saporetti wins fame with telemeter
Lieut. Victor Saporetti of the Sixth Regiment des Alpines Verona Italy earns world renown for his invention a telemeter that measures long distances accurately day or night.
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Victor Saporetti
Sixth Regiment Des Alpines
Verona
Italy
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Fianes
O. F. Woodward
le Ro
Alabastine CO
Grand Rapids
Mich
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Pert Abi
Ngrath Loic Tle
Mull’s Grape Tonic Co
Third Ave
Rock Island
Thompson
News OF
South Dakota
Omaha
Divine
Chas
H. Fletcher
Errey
LT Llehtoh
New York
Wraffer
Incendiary
Bas
Highmore Waterworks
Pioneer's
Society of Black Hills Pioneers
Black Hills
Conde
Chas. H. Fletcher
J. W. Dinsdale
Chicago
Alexander FB. Mintle
Cleveland
Ohio
J. 8. Alexander
Wreeg
J. A. McClellan
Buffalo, N. Y
J. W. Allen
St. Louis
C. H. Gudden
St. Paul
Minn
H. D. Benner
Philadelphia
J. A. Boarmaan
Kansas City
J. J. Mackey
Brooklyn
Howard James
New York City
Cenuine Castoria
TRE Centaur Company
Murray ST
Jackson
Tri-State
Sheriff Cole
F. BE. Bierman
Leipsic
New York Sun
Pat
Lion Coffee
Woolson Spice CO
Toledo, Ohio
David Kennedy
Trowbridge, Haslem RR
N.Y
Jonson
Mra
Winslow
Soormina Smor
Qoothe
L. Madison Ave
Ss. GC
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