Funeral Services for 8 D Tuscania VictH
Funeral services for Private Fred M. Unger of the Twentieth Engineers and former Parkston resident were held at the Catholic Church. A solemn mass was led by Rev. Joseph Unser with several priests assisting. The crowd included officials, families, and students as speakers praised patriotism and unity in adversity. Unger, the first South Dakota soldier to die on foreign soil, left a wife and five children.
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Parkston Ss. N
Pather Dahlmanns
South Dakota
Unger
Farmer shares surplus seed corn with neighbors
Pierre February 20 Gust Nervick a Marshall County farmer near Newiftonton found a wood supply of seed corn that passed germination tests. A seed house offered eight dollars a bushel for his entire stock, but Nervick refused, saying neighbors would need seed locally. He is selling surplus at five dollars a bushel to neighbors instead of exporting.
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Pierre
Gust Nervick
Marshall County
Newiffineton
Bis
Nervick
Mobridge seeks supreme court rehearing over court house land case
Mobridge South Dakota February 20 efforts are underway to secure a rehearing before the state supreme court in a dispute over land donated for a courthouse site. The court may affirm reverse or remand after considering arguments. The land was donated for a courthouse but later demanded back claiming it not used for that purpose.
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Mobridge
S. D
State Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Circuit Court
Red Cross Organizes Local Sully County Branch
Agar February 20 A large number of women in the vicinity met and organized a local Sully County Chapter of the American Red Cross. Charter membership is strong. Officers elected include Chairman Mrs Wayne MenKnight Vice Chairman Mrs George Fairbanks Secretary Mrs C D Arms Treasurer Mrs G B Garrett.
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Agar, S$. D
Sully County
The
American Red Cross
Wayne MenKnight
George Fairbanks
C D. Arms
Garrett
Deadwood Hosts Dedication of New Baptist Church
Rev. P. Shaw of Sioux Falls led dedication exercises for a new Baptist church in Deadwood. The building cost about 15000 with a basement addition estimated at 2000. The Baptist Home Mission Society contributed a substantial donation to the building fund.
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Deadwood
S. D
Stock firm formed to buy and grade cattle in Pierre
Pierre February 20. E. V. Dorothy Frank Harbaugh and G. J. Jaynes, longtime cattle handlers, form a company to buy stock cattle in Pierre this year. They aim to improve the grade of five stock brought into the country, focusing on white face stock cattle and breeding animals.
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Pierre
E. VF
Dorothy Frank Harbaugh
G. J. Jaynes
Purchases Light Plant in Newark by Louis Saverson
Louis Saverson bought the local electric light system in Newark and plans a new engine in the spring to boost capacity. The sale will be followed by expansion to improve service.
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Newark
S. 1
Louis Saverson
Campaign to Clear Stock Disease Moves Ahead
The JPEN campaign plans to eradicate a stock disease across northern counties including Ipsingy Owe Aiehioh and Perkins with state and federal cooperation. Two government representatives will establish summer headquarters to coordinate eradication efforts with state officials, targeting two infection centers and quarantine measures amid forthcoming warm weather.
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Cohenour
Bismarck
Micky Suseau
Rapid
Euanis
Ipsingy
Owe Aiehioh
Andes Perkins
oTheater
Noris
Mitelelk
Huehes County
Stack
Medere
Nodines Huis Yeat
Slavlinte
Spink
Bottlers Reelect Andrew Elwein at Lemmon Meeting
In Lemmon, SD, the South Dakota Bottlers Association re elected officers for the coming year. President Cameron of Abilene and secretary Andrew Elwine of Mitchell were named. Redferd Was named treasurer. The gathering included a banquet for about 100 guests with Potwin editor of Lemmon as toastmaster.
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Lemman
S. J
South Dakota
Lemmon
Folay
C. Ho Cameron
Ab‘pleens
Andrew Eline
Mitchell
Redferd
Lemiman
Dlialens Whitly
Chon Hh. Potwin
American Seaplane Shot Down by Enemy Fire
Vice Admiral Sims said the American seaplane with Ensign A. D. Sturtevant was claimed by Germany to have been shot down in flames after being attacked by ten enemy planes. The incident occurred in wartime Washington.
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Kan Grady
Washington
Sims
Navy Department
A. D. Sturvevant
U.S. N. Roi
Disaleh
Lutherans Launch War Fund Drive For Soldiers aid
A national Lutheran drive aims to raise at least 760000 in 1918 to aid Lutheran soldiers and sailors. Five canvassers are appointed in Mitchell and Davison counties with Norwegian churches in Mitchell, Maytan, and Rock Creek supporting the effort while continuing red cross and liberty loan subscriptions.
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Luthran
United States
Eliayve
Mehiy
Webruthy
Mitchell and
Davison Cour
Mitchell
Mthan
Rock Creek
Red Grass
Liberty Loan
Marriage notice from the Seapinate era
Fragmentary text shows a marriage notice with references to a firefighter and named individuals, plus scattered place names and groups. details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
Hog Market Gains at Sioux City Trading Post
Hog prices rise as buyers show light demand with a 35 cent jump while cattle also advance three cents. The report notes weekly sales through February 20 and February 26, with price ranges for pigs, cows, and yearlings, and mentions weekly market summaries and weights.
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Jaye
Ned Beechers
Cattle Trade Reports From Minnesota and Nearby States
A series of cattle shipments and trade notes from Minnesota and neighboring states describe loads moved by multiple buyers and sellers. Consignments include cattle sent to Strubh and to Sioux Center with firms in Linn Grove Bancroft Laurel Neb Mavilly and Slayton Minnesota noted among carriers and buyers.
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Stilo
Minn
Caitte
Daten
Wa- Wittthen
Ini
A &Orsiznyrint
HiGzs
Strubh
W. Orton
Freedland
Linn Grove
Uthhere
Rapids
W. Daniels
Bancroft
I. i. Ser
Slayton
Siiday
Winnn & Martin
Laurel
Neb
McHa
Mavilly
Ta Sioux Genter
Lal
Hog market in Chicago gains as pork demand rises
Receipts are light and demand for pork shows strength while cattle sales stay solid. Stockers and feeders move at steady prices with reported receipts around 6000 head and cattle markets showing varied demand.
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Wiloh
Heros
Athe
Noalives
Market Report From St Paul Area Shows Mixed Prices
Reads like a market bulletin with cattle receipts and bid levels. Mentions prices around 16.50 to 16.60 for hogs and various cattle categories, noting buyers and stocker activity amid unsettled tone.
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Oili St. Paul
Mimn
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