Fire destroys eighty five tons of hay on North Fork
An incendiary blaze on North Fork Little Missouri Saturday night wiped out eighty five tons of hay believed set to harm the McConnahy boys. J D Russell and Son seek pardon for murder of Bob Hampton. the Russells worked on road crews near Douglas this summer. A flare at the Grice store was quickly put out preventing major damage.
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Sawmill work and crop yield report at Curtis Clark’s farm
Curtis Clark says his wheat averaged about thirty bushels to the acre and plans to resume sawmill operations and repair flooring on this run. Asl was nominated by Democratic voters for County Clerk. support at the general election will be appreciated by M. D. Holbrook.
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Farm Bureau to Launch October Membership Drive
The Farm Bureau plans a drive from October 1 to 16 inviting every farmer to learn what the bureau is, does, and plans for the future. D. E. M. Harper, secretary, will direct the effort with experienced helpers. Each community must provide a driver for the outreach teams.
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American election viewed as world leadership test
The speaker argues the forthcoming election tests America's global role and calls for nonpartisan civic duty. He condemns the Senate oligarchy that ignored primary mandates and harmed Republican civilization, urging Americans to search their consciences.
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Land Office Suspensions Lifted for Certain Townships
Homestead entrymen and applicants for lands in townships 57 north range 70 71 and 72 east of Rocky Point and north of Gillette will receive relief from withdrawal restrictions. The General Land Office commissioner orders Newcastle to lift suspensions, allowing entries except for the north tier of sections.
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Cattle Theft At Orman Reservoir Leads to Arrests
Ten head of Red Dick and Son beef cattle were stolen from the government reserve at Orman reservoir. Eight head were found at Belle Fourche Meat and Produce. Paul Raiser led to arrests of Rail Slater and Adolph Longpre, with Rail jailed in Belle Fourche. Bonds set at five thousand dollars. Northwest Post.
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Sudden Summons to Oliver Paulson of Sundance
Oliver Paulson longtime Sundance resident dies suddenly of heart disease while entering Sundance State Bank. Danish native who homesteaded near Sundance in 1888, leaving a sizable estate. Survived by son Charles in Montana. daughter Julia died earlier. widow predeceased him. Funeral plans to be set after Charles arrives from Montana.
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Young boy narrowly escapes as car overturns near home
Robert C., son of Mr and Mrs A W Storm, jumped into Del s Ford as it started to roll down a steep incline. The jitney ran through an open gate and overturned shortly after, injuring only the windshield with no harm to the lad.
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Sheriff Hurtt Heads Through Hulett En Route to Little Missouri
Sheriff Hurtt traveled through Hulett on Monday while en route to the Little Missouri area.
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League of Nations takes center stage in global order
An editorial argues the League of Nations is a factual, growing power with three fourths of the world in membership and asks whether the United States should join or stay outside. It notes forty one current members thirteen prospective, and lists outside powers and regional alignments while urging American citizens to decide. The piece references local notes on school openings and a community dance at Harrett Hall amid social updates.
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Bear Lodge Harvest Accounts and Death Notice
Abundant plums and cherries promise good cellar storage this year. Georgie Derrickson and Brother Jim Adair are digging a well on the former’s ranch. Bert Marchant and Wm Smith passed through the area that week. We are very sorry to learn of the sudden death of Mr. Thomas Cook.
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Cattle Shippers and Local Sends Travel News
Ellendale notes list cattle shippers to Omaha including Jake and John Hauber Free Mewhirte Don Rathbun Ed Seig Mark Holmes and Ed Fowkles. Moore school praised under Miss Leila Gray. Dallas Roberts heads to Alliance for railroad work. Several residents toured Moorcroft Casper and Des Moines for health and winter plans.
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Bannigan Family Visits Town From Terhune
Amos Bannigan and family from Terhune transact business in town. His son Troy, recently employed in Lead, is visiting relatives for several months.
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