Pioneer Sedam of Hand County Dies at 90 in St Lawrence
Robert T. Sedam a pioneer of Hand County died in St Lawrence after a paralytic stroke at age 90 years six months He moved to the area in 1881 and his Civil War service included leading 319 men in 1864 He survived Shiloh and was prisoner at Andersonville later serving as Hand County G A R leader and state G A R head He and his wife celebrated their 63rd wedding anniversary in 1928 leaving a large family and many descendants
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ST. Lawrence
Robert T. Sedam
Hand County
Sedam
Maud County
Union County
Pennsylvania
Winosis
Secam
Pope
Ft. Snelling
Minn
Rochford
Huron
Feed L. Sedam
Hale Sedam
Medford
Cal
Meda McCutie
Fannie Ross
Mira Fritts
This
County
Weather Forecasts for Huron Vicinity and Midwest
Mostly cloudy tonight and Sunday with possible showers and cold. Temperatures range from the 40s to 50s, with frost likely in parts of Minnesota and nearby areas. The outlook through September 24 predicts periods of rainfall across the upper Mississippi and Missouri valleys and cooler than normal temperatures.
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Huron
South Dakota
Minnesota
Iowa
Mississippi
Sissouri
Great Plains
South Dakota Road Weather Report Summary
Road conditions across cities list mixed results with temperatures in the 30s to 60s and varying precipitation. Sioux Falls near 50 with 49 percent rain, Yankton around 62 high 44 low, Watertown mid 50s, Mitchell around 50, Huron near 51, Rapid City 36, Tr ockings 54, roads generally good to muddy or dry while cloudy conditions persist.
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Sioux O Falls
Tords
Yankton
Watertown
Mitchell
Huron
Clon Atardeen
Rapid City
Trockings
Two C N W Trains Collide Near Nemeah Wisconsin
Two Chicago and North Western trains collided head on in Nemeah Wisconsin this morning injuring three persons. Engineer W H Haight took responsibility stating he mistook a siding express for a northbound passenger train. A swift meeting occurred as trains moved fast, and the impact knocked loose a car from one train.
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Nemeah
Wis
Chicago‘and North Western Railroad Avenger
W. H. Haight
Drier Now Than Ever Since 1919 Says Doran
Washington September 7 James M Doran commissioner of prohibition stated that enforcement conditions nationwide are better than at any time since the Volstead act began In a trip to California he said he found hotel officials in major cities cooperating to keep liquor off premises and that conditions are improving slowly with municipal officials reporting similar progress. he noted no intoxicated persons were seen in ordinary hotels during his tour and expressed cautious optimism about the outlook while acknowledging remaining work.
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James M. Doran
Washington
California
Doran
Bureau
Miner Fair at Howard closes with exhibit gains
Miner county fair at Howard closed today after a 15 percent rise in total exhibits. Swine entries surged to 125 this year, compared with 7 last year. 4-H and livestock shows dominated, with 84 open swine and 72 in club competition. Sheep, cattle, horses, and birds also noted, while the women’s department reported broader material variety.
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Howard
Miner County
W. Jones
Thovart
Maud Arnold
Women’s Department
Steffen to lead Hitchcock troop
Max Steffen, 22, assistant postmaster in Hitchcock, was named scoutmaster by the troop committee Friday night. He succeeds Verner Sallquist who is now at Morningside College. The 22 boys in the troop, reorganized four years ago, are in the Huron area with a committee including James E. Hammer, H. Cotton, D. C. Hobart, Leslie C. Sims, Alex Phillips, and L. O. Anderson.
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Hitchcock
Speclath
Max Steffen
Steffen
Ceeds Verner Sallquist
Otpens Morningside College
Bronx City
Huron Stes
James E. Hammer
H. Cotton
D.C. Hobart
Leslie C. Sims
Alex Phillips
L.O. Anderson
Latin Nations back Peru in League of Nations seating vote
Delegates at the League of Nations assembly caucus unanimously agreed to back Peru for the seat vacated by Chile as its term ends. Haiti and Guatemala were instructed by their governments to support Peru, while Uruguay reportedly would not press its claim.
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Latin Nations
Peru
Ceneva
Assembly of the
League of Nations
Watertown Feed and Seed Incorporation Filed
An article from Ancorporate Pierre reports Watertown Feed and Seed Company filed Articles of Incorporation with the secretary of state. Incorporators listed are Terry Fi Yarger Harriet K Yargerve and L Morris of Watertown, with capital stock stated as 1500000. The piece notes a metaphor about a spider and family weaving a web for the home.
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Watertown Feed -and Seed Company
Watertown
Fle
Terry Fi
Yarger
Harriett
K.yargerve
T.’ Morris
Allan Hoover to Enter Harvard Business School
Allan Hoover son of the president will enter Harvard School of Business Administration on September 19 after completing studies at Stanford University last summer He traveled to the Pacific coast for stomach illness treatment then spent weeks at the president's camp on the Rapidan River Virginia mountains He is now in excellent health
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Allan Hoover
Harvard
Washington
Presidents Camp
Rapidan River
Virginia Mountains
Poultry Entries Set New Record at State Fair
The State Fair poultry department reports a record number of entries despite a new $15,600 home. Superintendent W C Boardman of Aberdeen says entries exceed prior records by nearly 500 birds. The chicken exhibits, plus 216 ducks, 8 geese, 15 turkeys, 5 rabbits, 67 pigeons, and 18 cakes make up the 1159 birds entered in the 1929 competition in a 160 by 50 foot building.
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State Fair Poultry Department
W. ¢. Boardman
Aberdeen
Poultry Aid Pet Stock Department
Boardman
Finnish Steamer Juru Sinks Killing 150 People
In a severe storm the Finnish steamer Juru on its Tampere to Kuru route sank, drowning about 150 passengers including many schoolchildren. Roughly 200 passengers were aboard. only a small number were saved.
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Helsingfors
Finland
Juru
Tampere
Kuru
Hoover Moves to Probe Activities at Geneva Conference
Hoover denounced Shearer’s methods and warned that firms with naval contracts must reveal a different picture or face measures to curb influence. He asserted open propaganda is allowed but secret pressure to sway public opinion or officials is against public interest. He cited Shearer as a propagandist backing armament and opposing international naval arms reductions.
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Geneva
Hoover
Shearer
German airship terminal eyed near Washington or Richmond
Southern City New York sept 7. The American terminal for German trans Atlantic dirigible service is expected to be established in a city south of Baltimore, probably at Washington or Richmond, Dr Hugo Eckener announced before leaving for Germany.
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Aity
Baltimore
Washington
Richmond
Hugo Eckener
Graf. Zeppelis
Germany
Stimson Sends Note To League For World Court Protocol
A note from Colonel Henry L. Stimson indicates the United States will consider the protocol for Elihu Root and Sir Cecil Hurat to permit U S adhesion to the world court. Stimson delivered the note through the American Legation at Berne and will seek Hoover's signature before Senate ratification. The protocol aims to address reservations about advisory opinions and U S consent in negotiations with the league council. Unanimous endorsement of the protocol is reported.
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Sans
League
Elihu” Root
Cecil Hurat
Berne
Stousent
Hoover
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United States
Permanent Court of International Justice
League Council
No clear event or names in tangled text
Fragmentary report notes a formal approval process and sympathetic U S interest, with unclear reference to a world court and assembly of a loan. Lacking concrete persons, places, or dates, the readable items suggest diplomatic formalities rather than a specific outcome.
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Tocol
Washington
Bankman suspected in Colorado bank fraud case unfolds
Denver Colo Sept 7 authorities pursue a tangled tale surrounding C D Waggoner and the Bank of Telluride as 500000 of six Denver bank deposits are traced to a New York institution. A coded telegram allegedly urged Downtain to move funds for depositors while denying receipt of the money.
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Colo
C. D. Waggoner
Bank of Telluride
Tettayogda
Geoner
New York
C. W. Downtain
Bank of Telemac
Wry
Cale
Downtain
Tat Bodine B Tone Bowl Washburn Final Result
A brief sports item notes Bodine winning a close match at the Bowl event held in Washburn after a heated content contest.
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Washburn
Ater
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