Farm Social and Local News from Wednesday to Thursday
On the farm at Jorgen Anderson a social gathering entertained several youths with a pleasant evening. Barcet Gall has been ill for the past week. The missionary society met at Lars Thorson’s home on Thursday. Rev. Clemmenson won at Spencer Bunchy. Albert Olsen returned from a two week stay at the lakes.
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Jorgen Anderson
Lars Thorson
Rev
Clemmenson
Spencer
Albert Olsen
the Lakes
Social notes and weather warnings from Burg
Osgood reports and Dickinson letters mention a social at J OM Resh Feidry with melons and dust winds. Residents Geo Marble’s kin visited Sunday. H Giddings and L Hulet travel between Burg and Hilfa Wis. Robert Guide, FM Murray return from Windon Minn to prep for spring move. Jim Benson plans a trip to Emmetsburg with an hint of attraction.
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J. OM. Resh Feidry
Wis
Robert Guide
Murray
Windon
Minn
Rosebud Lands Open To Homesteaders In Drought County
A government land opening in Tripp County South Dakota will admit homesteaders on October 1. The vast area, bordered by Dailua and Gregory along the Chicago and North Western route, requires in person entry at one of the towns and offers guidance on quarter-section access. Also includes local memorial resolutions and community notices from Walnut Camp No. 2703 M.W. of A.
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Tripp County
Dailua
Gregory
S. D
Chicago & North Western Ry
Walnut
Graattlinger
Withras
W. Jon- Ron
Homecroft Wades for Rural Village Life and City Sacrifices
An essay argues young people should remain in home towns like Homecroft, preferring rural and small town life to the city. It warns against urban wealth at the expense of human wealth and urges local collaboration to build attractive suburbs, preserving family life, nature, and moral vigor. It references Maxwell speaking on rural values and cites cities like New York, Pittsburg, and Chicago as degenerate environments for children. It advocates business honesty, community effort, and stronger village life to keep workers from chasing urban temptations.
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George BH
Maxwell
New York
Pittsburg
Chicago
Lfe
Netral
Orient
Fragmentary speech on trusts and competition at Columbus
A fragment from a political speech speaks about protecting prosperity and restraining trusts. The speaker vows to use injunctions and criminal prosecution to curb aggregated capital suppressing competition, addressing the Republican party’s future assurances. The text references Mr. Bryan and a Trusts policy stance.
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Antarint Truete
Bryan Aske
Hon
Tett
Columbus
Olio
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