Land values rise with production and prudent farming
A county article argues land value is determined by its productive potential and rental income. It cites rents from two to forty dollars per acre and shows corn and hay yields yielding profits, predicting farms will reach two hundred to four hundred dollars per acre in twenty years. It endorses Vesey as a capable conservative candidate and notes strong support in his county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Rafisay
Roberts ‘County
Will Duesler
Wolsey
Mr. Duesler
Alvey & Greiner
Mr. Alvey
Cavour
Monterey
Ind
Mr. Fast
Freeman
Beadle
Spink
Harry Teets
Vienna
East Lynn
Treasury
Taylor
Rummage Sale Planned by Presbyterian Ladies' Association
For one week starting Monday October 26 the Ladies' Association of the Presbyterian church will hold a rummage sale in rooms just west of Tam's furniture store. Patronage solicited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Association of the Presbyterian Church
Tam
Auction Sale At Shirk Place In 1908 Section Township Area
On Thursday November 5 1908 a sale will offer 100 cattle including steers calves and heifers 25 horses and colts 25 sucking calves on section 3 township 112e 62 twelve miles north of Huron Broadland Hitchcock area Terms cash under 10 bankable security with 8 percent interest 3 percent discount sale held by P Stowmay auctioneer and clerk Me Dolquest in charge
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Township
Broadland
Huron
Hitchcock
Shirk Place
Ll 7 & N. Medolquest
Ilvarng
P. Stowmay
Beadle County Voter Message From A May
A fragmentary notice from a Beadle County voter outlines delegate support for a state legislature seat. The letter expresses commitment to Beadle County interests and urges voters to consider the writer’s candidacy.
Local notes from Wolsey and area include marriages and farming activity
The column recounts a Sunday pulpit, visits by Miss Leila Bonesteel and Miss Irma Wyant, a Beadle County farm sale for 16300, licenses, travels and dances, new houses awaiting plaster, stock shipments, and community events plus editorials urging election turnout and tax limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Notestein
Wolsey
Leila Bonesteel
Iroquois
C. C. Issenhuth
Beadle County
Manley Baker
Sioux Falls
Fred Hagen
Lancaster
Wis
van Leshout
Hagen
Stewart
Fairfield Daily Notes Highlights 1908 Community Struggles
Fairfield residents plow firebreaks and finish threshing at Buntings while many seek work and attend events. Alfred Durrack starts with Wm Davis, W J Tobin builds a hen barn, and Leslie Davis begins a four year business course at Huron College. Mr Maul returns to Illinois. a typhoid illness ends. Miss Corcoran visits Highmore and reports a fine time. The Republican Rally at Huron draws Taft supporters away. Roads improve as farmers pay pole tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Corcoran
Highmore
Corcoran
Fairfield Township
Buntings
Leslie Davis
Leslie
Huron College
Maul
Illinois
Change of weather and moves mark Carpenter news
John Hofer Jr leaves for Freeman Nebraska to attend college. Bert and Sam Small install an artesian well. Geo Davenport moves toward Yale to rent a farm. Prof Wieb arrives as Kleinsasser school instructor and classes start next Monday. Jule Williams, six miles south of Carpenter, dies Tuesday October 6. Wife and daughter survive. Dedication of Kleinsasser church school building took place last Sunday with speeches and remarks from Prof Wieb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hofer, Jr
Freeman, Neb
Bert
Sam Small
Geo. Davenport
Yale
Jule Williams
Carpenter
Kleinsasser Church
Wieb
Report of Interest Collected by Beadle County Treasurer
Beadle County auditor I T C Young certifies Samuel Birks county treasurer collected and issued receipts for interest on county funds in several county banks from January 1 to September 30 1908. Interest amounts are listed for each month January through September with totals. Approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Board of County Commissioners
Beadle County
I. T. C. Young
Samuel Birks
le County
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. C. Madsen
St. Martin’s Church
H. McFadden
Marnito
J. B. Geddis
Eugene E. Burdick
Rolfa Johnson
Victor Robbins
Omaha Weather Service
Omaha
Christian Endeavor
Redfield
J. P. Anderson
Post
Baptist Home Mission Society
8. S. Cool
Parker
Gilraiashew
Bert Werhan
Shirkey
Hartsman
Lou
John
B. H. Douglass
Werhan Brothers
Mrs. Dickson
L. C. Gathman
Louie
Raymond Alvey
Chicago
Methodist Church
Gluker
Ladies Lodge
D.of H
Henry Delong
George Tyrrell
L. Williams
Aberdeen News
World Spirit
South Dakota
Fairfield
Mr. Kruse
Alfred Durrack
Wm. Davis
W. J. Tobin
Michigan
Stein-Bloch
Sam Appel & Co
Huron, South Dakota
Kansas
Kleinsasser School
M. FP. Curtis
A. B. Barnes
Board ofDaanks Co
T. ©. Young
Unt, Y Auditor
D. M. Suits
Trust
1907
Steele Bros
L. E. Crotuther
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