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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1900
Page
7
A garbled, stitched together narration recalls chaotic scenes of a neighborhood, a daring escape plan, and a suspect who may be Dick or another daring character. Amid the noise, readers glimpse investigations, fears, and the lure of danger in a crowded, rumor-filled setting.
An article describes a stacking derrick for hay and fodder, built from scamings 4x4 and 2x6 with three pulleys, movable on runners, and waterproofer advice. It notes its usefulness for loading shocks, stacking, and transporting. Also discusses a simple method to calculate field acreage by averaging end widths and multiplying by length, as a geometry tip.
Fragmented notes record Blodgett held Tuesday with C Preston wounded. Jay Truax and aides returned home. Whitman and Sioux Falls residents night eastward. Wickhex visiting. Mr and Mrs I W Cherokee plan spring sale including three purebred goats and a horse. Widmanns resuming trip to work and running events noted.
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