Farmers Urged Not to Worry Over Labor Shortage
Aberdeen reports Dr. Countryman of the South Dakota draft exemption board says farmers may raise a larger acreage this year as the War Department grants state boards broad authority. Young men essential to farming are deferred when needed for crops, easing fears of farm labor shortages. The board handles over 54 000 questionnaires and most decisions stand, only the president may overrule.
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Prohibs Still War Over New Party Merger
Chicago delegates at the thirteenth annual prohibition party convention held a special session to decide on merging with the new national party. Ten minute speeches concluded with the opposition, led by Dev Edwin Worrell of Illinois, launching its attack after Worrell yesterday backed a merger with conditions. He announced today he had changed his views.
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Edwin Worrell
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Big rush of eastern farmers to Dakota
The spring movement of farmers from the east to South Dakota has begun with many new settlers purchasing land and erecting improvements. Eastern applicants also seek to rent land on share or cash lease terms, aiming to move this month. The overall outlook points to the largest settler increase in years.
Coyote's Greed Ends in Self-Trap
March 6 report from Perkins county describes a rancher who sought a quick kill on a coyote that had its head buried in a dead horse. The hunter approached, became entangled in the horse bones, and choked himself to death trying to free himself.
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Pierre
Perkins County
Drive for Books for Soldiers March 18-25
Pierre South Dakota March 6 The state circulating library department has the call of the Library War Service Board in Washington for a book drive to aid soldiers libraries for the week of March 18 to March 25. Public libraries or local volunteers should collect and forward books to the proper source with fiction science and mechanical works especially desired.
Paralyzed Oklahoma Rancher Freezes Three Days at Home
Theodore Kelmars a bachelor farmer near Okaton lay in his lonely farm house three days unable to move or build a fire as temperatures fell. Neighbors found him and provided aid. his feet were frozen possibly requiring amputation. He was bedridden and in severe cold and helplessness during the ordeal.
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Pierre
Theodore Kelmars
Okaton
Kelmars
Missouri River Rising Threatens Fort Pierre
The Missouri river is rapidly rising at Pierre South Dakota as warm weather continues. Ice in the main channel remains but near Bad river mouth the ice jam flooded lower Fort Pierre. dynamite broke the jam and water has since subsided.
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Missouri
Pierre. Pierre
S. D
Missouri River
Bad River
Fort Pierre
Hutterians Consider Leaving U S for Canada
Representatives from sixteen colonies met with State Department officials to discuss the Hutterian community potential departure from the United States. They plan to sell their holdings in South Dakota and relocate to Canada to avoid conscription. The group, founded after the Civil War, has faced local opposition for refusing to engage with U S government affairs and military service.
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Maren
USA
South Fankota
Canada
State Department
Willmop
Thomas Sterling
South Dakota
Montana
Gopada
Germain
Tie Lansingte
Russia
First Naval Funeral Held In British Waters
The United States Navy held its first be held naval funeral in British waters aboard a supply ship. Four American sailors died in combat and accidents and were shipped home for burial, observed by local townspeople as flags flew at half mast and a chaplain led the Episcopal service. Willis Martin Goodrow was buried at sea on the destroyer off the U boat patrol area.
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Associated Press
United States
Dodles
John Bourke
Willis Martin Goodrow
Charleston
S. U
Man Drops Dead Waiting for Train in Naper Neb
Jacob Zimmerman aged 85 of Naper Nebraska died of a heart attack while waiting in the depot for a train to return home after visiting his daughter Mrs J P Anderson in the city. He sat down as grandsons bought his ticket and did not recover. He had been a pioneer in the area since Nebraska settlement.
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Jacob Zimmerman
Naper
Neb
Nebraska
Hamlin's Wizard Oil and Liver Whips Promises Quick Relief
An old advertisement touts Hamlin's Wizard Oil as a quick penetrating remedy for rheumatism sciatica and stiff joints plus sprains cuts burns and stings. It also promotes Wizard Liver Whips as a 30 cent laxative with a money back guarantee.
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Hamlin
Coal Prices Highlight Wood and Marent Area Trade
In Medette County town near the rail line, soft coal sells for 29.59 per ton, with coal costing 13.50 per ton at Winner, the rail terminus, and freighters asking 416 per ton to haul it overland to Wood.
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J. Marent
O Winn
Medette County
Navy seed beans lum ein and a calf
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Hog Market Moves On Sioux City Sale Reports
The report notes hog prices and trading activity at Sioux City, with ranges and averages across various weights. It mentions bids, buyers, and shippers from Nebraska and Minnesota, detailing daily price shifts and notable lots shipped to Dayton and Garretsyn, with several purchasers listed.
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Noan's Widney Pills Advertised By Mitchell Resident
Nervousness and kidney trouble are linked in a rural testimonial from Mrs. M. Stephenson of 305 BH Tenrn St. She reports relief from rheumatic pains and frequent kidney activity after using Noan's Widney Pills, claiming rapid improvement and renewed mobility. Poster-Milburn Co. distributes the remedy.
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Mitchell
M. Stephenson
Tenrn St
Noan
Que
Poster-Milburn Co
Rgis
Buffalo, N.Y
Market Notes On Chicago Produce Trades And Receipts
The article surveys Chicago area produce markets with figures on creamery receipts, firsts and seconds for butter and milk products. It lists regions including Michigan Wisconsin and Minnesota, with price indicators and unpacked lots, and mentions exchanges and market standings across several lines.
French official arrested in DC on large graft charges
Washington authorities arrested Frank J. in connection with a French government graft scheme involving truck and automobile contracts. Federal officers requested his return to Paris for extradition. The case centers on larceny allegations ranging from 500000 to 6000000 dollars.
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Maren
Widhent
Oann
Frank J. Cialdsall
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Ihe
Hitm
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Market Strengthens Hogs Sell Better at Vinton Stock Yards
Market notes show stronger hog sales and improved cattle receipts at Vinton Stock Yards. Prices for steers and heifers mixed with light to moderate demand, while lambs and cows range with variable activity.
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Vinton
Sitiss
Market prices and receipts listing unusual commodities
A fragmented notice lists various market entries including prices for hides and skins, cattle stockers and feeders, sheep receipts, and related goods. The garbled figures mention values like 160 and 700 with references to stock and commodities across a local market scene.
Grain Market Prices and Grain Types in Milwaukee
Market notes show prices for corn, wheat, barley, oats, and rye with mixed quotes. Entries include standard white corn and oats, barley at about 2.20, and rye and other grains with varied numbers and delivery notes.
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