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Irrigation expansion tied to global examples and local policy
A Sioux City Journal summary discusses Egypts irrigation programs and their rising land values as proof of irrigation benefits. It notes Secretary Gardner's push for Black Hills experiments, Nebraska and Dakotas efforts, and debates over artesian wells and reservoir projects as drivers of regional prosperity.
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Sioux City Journal
Northwest
Gardner
South Dakota School of Mines
South Dakota
Meyer
Algiers
Wreat
Africa
Europe
Nebraska
Dakotas
Feypt
Black Hills
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Neighborhood Notes From Badger Township
Local notes recount illness and recoveries, farming plans, and social events. Betsy Thomas Austin and Mrs. Thomas visit. Farm plans include Burton Omeley and Floyd Swartout preparing 22 acres. Quarantine easing after diphtheria scare. church calls and weddings noted amid school reopening and infants' illnesses.
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Phe Wlclt. UV
Wilson
Sanders
Burton Omeley
Floyd Swartout
Forrs
Mitchell
Thomas Austin
Badger Union Sunday School
Marebrleth
Jos. Wilson
Shoup
Mrs. Stearns
Mr. Omealey
Badger
Swartout
Champeny Bros Unveil New Line of Ladies Mackintoshes
Champeny Brothers announce tomorrow the widest assortment of ladies mackintoshes from New York city. OLGA LATE STYLES feature cape and high collar. CORA and NEW ELETE designs with velvet collars and silk lining. Garments sold at bottom prices with two price system and retailer dictates. All items warranted and superior to old duck brand goods.
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Champeny Brothers
New York City
Mackintosh House
Mackintosh
Elete Mackintosh
Champeny Bros
Social notes from Woonsocket to Letcher and Mitchell
Mr and Mrs Steve Jordeau visited friends from Woonsocket while Dr Crane aided in care for Will Ryans ill daughter. Rev Sage led protracted schoolhouse meetings at Letcher as Literary Society postponed. Washingtons birthday holiday observed. Letcher flag removed midday to prevent birthday theft.
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Steve .Jordeau
Woonsocket
Crane
Will Ryan
Sage
Letcher
Literary Society
Harry Taylor
Harry Taylor School House Is Being Concluded In Mr. Hurds
Jh. McCurdy
Mitchell
Mrs. Davis
Daugher Myrtle
Annie Gormley
Lay McCurdy
Miss Gormley
Mr. Me
Washington
Thomas Sexton
Asa
Dodd
W. N. Blackman
Hia
Iowa
Mr. Boss
S. Ramsbottom
Blackman Boys
Frank Cole
Charley Dabler
Fred Cole
Frank Griveth
Local farmers busy with plowing and meetings enrich town
The section notes busy farmers plowing and dragging while social events unfold. Visitors arrive from Canton Mitchell and Bridgewater, with Miss Lizzie Sherman and Miss Laura McDowell among attendees. A Demorest Medal Contest, debates on Prohibition, and a play titled Out in the Streets draw crowds as residents plan auctions and movements to new homes and jobs.
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N.J. Luther
Canton
Lizzie Samuels
Plankinton
Frank Moyer
Mitchell
Pfatt
Ama Haynes
Lizzie Sherman
Baker Township
C. C. Bras
Ed. Farnham
Minneapolis
Rev. Barker
Lou Hateh
Bridgewater
Reuben Hunt
Illinois
Ed. Bramwell
Demorest
Nellie Burns
Johnson
Art Smith
W. Dunton
Henry Kilborn
Herr
G. J. Kelsey
Id. Lewis
Laura McDonad
Ernest McLeod
Harry Perkins
Dean
Mr. Christopher
Victor
Bethany Chapel
U. S
Artesian
Laura McDowell
Lou Thompson
Edith Clapham
Emma Oswald
Harry Locke
Mdon McLeod
Plora Earle
G. W. Fiteh
Miss Earle
Miss Clapham
G. W W. Fiteh
Taylor Committee Faces Legal Fire and Salary Bills
The Taylor Committee opens with arrests after a surge of talk during the investigation. TP McCoy and attorneys Tenney McChesney Wells and McCoy face conspiracy charges to rob the state of 867000. A bill to raise supreme and circuit judges' salaries dies in the senate after grueling debate. The house opposition cites crop failures and low prices. John Anderson returns from the Sioux reservation reporting winter stock losses and poor grazing conditions nearby.
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Senate
Crawford
United States
South Dakota
House
Miltimore
Perrin
Register of Deeds
Nichols
Legislative Journal
Law
Pierce
TP. McCoy
Taylor
Tenney
Chicago
John ‘Tl. McChesney
New York
Charles Tl. Wells
Charles T. McCoy
Supreme Court
Love and tragedy at Canton ends in suicide
A Canton youth, George Davie, killed himself Saturday night due to unrequited love. He shot himself in the temple on a step at the young woman’s home, leaving her nearly prostrated and said to be unaware she caused the act.
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George Davie
Canton
Notice of Real Estate Mortgage Sale in Davison County
On July 30 1888 Christopher Sr and Betsy Christopher mortgaged 160 acres in the NE quarter of Sec 29 T104 R62 W5th P.M. Davison County SD to Arthur T Wright. Defaulted. the total due 486.83 plus attorney fees. Foreclosure sale at the Davison County Court House Mitchell SD on April 13 1895 at 10:15 AM. Mortgagee Arthur T Wright. attorney 4 E Hirenoc?
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Christopher Christopher
Betsy Christopher
Arthur T. Wright
U. S. Government
Davison County
South Dakota
Mitchell
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