Neighborhood Notes Highlight Local Work and Tragedy
Ernest Neughbeaur starts artesian well work. Will Goldhammer and Philip Tobin plant part of their crop. Cutworms appear as first planting. Mr and Mrs Busby mourn death of their three year old son from lung fever. Post office business settled with Mr Schaap in charge. Edward Tobin moved his house to a new location. Philip Tobin Sr begins road work in the east township.
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Baker
Ernest Neughbeaur
Will Goldhammer
Philip Tobin
North East Beulah notes include election delay and farming woes
The report covers a postponed school election at Bliss on June 16 due to heavy rain and wind. It notes cut worms in corn, storms damaging property, harvests of butter and milk, gatherings for commencements, and various local departures and visits.
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Bliss
McDougall
Mitchell
McKee
Snow
S. D. Olmstead
Jim
John Wilson
North School
Madison
Clay Young
Ed Herr
Brendon
John Watkins
Mr. Kipp
Ei. H. Mortimer
Sioux City
A. B. Rowley
Carriott
A. H. Bailey
Rockford
Hansen
Mt. Vernon
Plano
After Dinner Entertaining and Patent Medicines Featured
Guests join a half evening gathering with a formal yet informal dinner. Prof Quigley’s family assists as topics range from education to lighter chatter. Adverts promote Hostetter's Stomach Bitters and Chamberlain's remedies for bowel trouble and teething, with notices for Winslow's Syrup, Pain Balm, Ely's Cream Balm, and Warner's White Tar Syrup.
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Quigley
Yankton Gears Up For State Fair Success
The Yankton Press and Dakotan reports plans to boost the state fair with aggressive advertising and preparations. Secretary Morris H. Kelley of the state board of agriculture travels to Aberdeen for related talks as local boards finalize arrangements. Farmers anticipate premier grain and produce exhibits that could attract settlers and draw visitors from distant states, forecasting substantial economic impact if favorable weather continues.
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Yankton
Yankton Press and
Dakotan
Morris H. Kelley
State Board of Agriculture
Aberdeen
Maine
South Dakota
Governor Mellette Estate Not Probated After Losses
The Watertown Public Opinion notes Gov. Mellette left no estate after his fortune was wiped out to cover a state loss tied to Taylor. His life insurance of 22000 dollars goes to his widow, and executors were named but the will will not be probated to save costs.
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Mellette
Watertown
Gov
W. H. Stokes
Fred W. Heath
Muncie
Ind
Taylor
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