Weather Bulletin Reports Wet Week with High Rainfall
The weekly bulletin notes heavy rain across nearly all the state from Wednesday into Thursday with reduced sunshine and some hail. Temperatures stayed above normal overall, with highs reaching 87 degrees in Marion and lows around 34 at Kidder. Rain totals exceeded an inch statewide, with James River Valley records and Mitchell noting 5.25 inches on the 13th, causing washouts and railway delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hills
Marion
Turner County
Kidder
Marshall County
James River Valley
Mitchell
Davison County
Beadle
Wolsey
G. W. Fink
Faulk
Faulkton
Belle Talcott
Hand
Howell
M. A. Shuster, Jr
Kingsbury
Oldham
R. J. Ross
Aurora
C. ©. Hill
Lincoln
Lennox
J. V
Mianang Turner
Mate
J Downer
Missouri Valley
Brule
Pukwana
Hughes
Pierre
Presho
Philip
H. Banks
Chamberlain
Weather summaries from Northeastern to Black Hills sections
Readable weather notes from multiple South Dakota counties describe rainfall amounts from 1.02 to 3.37 inches, with heavy rains Wednesday night and Thursday. Several locales report warm periods, cool days, and scattered showers, while forecasts urge warmer, drier conditions to come.
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Brown
Veren
Codington
Florence
M. M. Lansing
Waubay
C. L. Schmitt
Unds
Bowdle
J. H. Keen
Grant
Milbank
I. T. Patridge
Feta Eaen
M. N. Ey. Mere
Britton
G. L. Beach
Tornado Toll and Damage Report in Northwestern Oklahoma
At least eight people were killed and many injured as several tornadoes struck Northwestern Oklahoma on May 12. The worst impacts were near Arnett and Vici in Woodward and Ellis counties, with extensive destruction and numerous hospitalizations.
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Woodward
Okla
Oklahoma
E. Hale
Little Robe
Ellis County
J. E. Hale
Arnett
J. Howser
Vici
Woodward County
Arthur Sibel
Mutual
William Hand
Estelle
Major County
Young
Seiling
Dewey County
Viciin
Wood- Ward
Roosevelt asserts supremacy over army and navy affairs
Three U S senators received letters from President Roosevelt defending his control of military matters. The letters criticize the firing of black soldiers in Brownsville Texas and the banishment of Colonel William F Stewart to an isolated desert post in Arizona. The letters have stirred strong Senate reaction and may trigger an intra party conference.
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Washington
United States Senate
Roosevelt
Senate
Brownsville
Tex
William F. Stewart
Millie
Ari
Northwestern National Fire Insurance Company Annual Statement 1907
Annual statement for the year ended December 1st 1907 of the Northwestern National Fire Insurance Company filed with the South Dakota Insurance Commissioner under Wisconsin law. Capital paid in cash 1,000,000.00. ledger assets 4,400,176.07. total income 1,905,497.26 from other sources.
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Insurance Bock
State OF
South Dakota
Department of Insurance
Northwestern National Insurance Company
Wisconsin
Wii Srtiticate of Organiza
Commissioner of Insurance
Northwestern National Fire Insurance Company
Isconsin
Caer Teat
Ntianke Aice
Milwaukee
Wis
D. Wincoma
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Dempster
H. L. Eckhart
Newton's Gentral Grocery & Meat Market
Norbeck & Nicholson &Co
Huron
J.C. Madsen Cement Building
Dakota Ave
Wisconsin St
the Journal-World-Spirit
Steele Bros
L. E. Cromther
Santa Dodie
Aberdeen
Clark
Forestburg
Frederick Pee Wae
I Howell
Kimball Mee
Ier BG
Mellette Ee
Lele Mitchell
Etre
Ks Aes
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Ieee
Spearfish
Wien Neaa Pawnbonds
Yankton See
Ener
Cin
Ieeencerten
Butte
Vale
Bisse
Osha
Souvenir Postal
Fay Tre
Perriton
Perriton’s Corner Drug Store
Dakota Avenue
Third Street
Dar
Iive
C. C. Krogh
Co. C. Krogh
Ieee Sindees
Sroluet
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