Rosebud land opening promo for Northwestern rail line
The Northwestern railway promotes a government open land rush in Tripp county South Dakota near Gregory Dallas and Bonesteel. It highlights 160 acre homesteads, five year residence, five year payments, and nearby towns with growing rail access and schools.
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Northwestern Railroad
Rosebud
Tripp County
Northwestern
Rosebud Reservation
South Dakota
Missouri River
Omaha
Council Bluffs
Sioux City
Norfolk
Gregory County
Gregory
Missouri Valley Corn Belt
United States
Chicago & Northwestern Railway
Des Moines
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Peoria
Chicago
Union
Department
Land Department
Bonesteel
Dallas
South Omaha
Chicago & Northwestern
Tonestee
Niobrara
Bord County
Nebraska
Boyd
Northwestern plans grand Madison Street terminal in Chicago
Chicago and Northwest plans show a new Madison Street terminal with a 120 foot tall colonnade entrance, monumental clock dials, and a fourteen track train shed. The $20 million complex will cover four city blocks with elevated approaches, a bright glass enclosed concourse, and facilities for passengers, immigrants, and suburban riders.
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Chicago & Northwest
Madison Street
Traffc
Wells Street
Hughite
Piblic
Chicago
Northwestern
Amoun
Kinzle Street
Clinton
Canal Streets
Kinzie Street
Clinton Street
Canal Street
Washington and
Randolph Streets
Madison Shert
Information Bureau
Fomental
Clinton Streets
Randoteh
Winslington Street
Madison Etree Enicanes
Automotatte
Meiomote
Etheit Ear
Pere
Wrehington Street
Messrs. Frost and Granger
la Salle Street
London
Liverpool
Paris
Vienna
Edinburgh
United States
Welle Street
Arriva
Help or Hindrance as Rescue Ad Quits the Frustration
An apparent help wanted notice asks whether assistance is the answer to obstruction, framing a comical clash between aid and hindrance. The item reads like a captioned lyric or ad style gag, inviting readers to weigh “Come to the Rescue” against delays.
Lost and Found Aids Average Person in Tracing Owner
A note on how typical individuals use lost and found ads to locate missing items or people. The piece highlights practical steps and common items people report, emphasizing community help and timely reporting in local papers.
Northwestern completes Bonesteel water contract with city
Officials from Northwestern in Bonesteel finalize a water supply contract with the city and plan extensive extensions from the well to all company buildings along the right of way, signaling permanent division status for Bone steel.
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Bonesteel
Northwestern
Cracksmen Launch Campaign Against South Dakota Towns
A special report notes expert cracksmen plan a systematic campaign targeting small town banks post offices and stores in South Dakota. Harvest migration aids concealment prompting towns to hire night watchmen and private guards to deter robberies through winter.
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South Dakota
Sioux City
S. PD
Truck Gardening In South Dakota Profit From Half Acre
J R Harris a homesteader in Lyman county earned 35.40 from half an acre of vegetables and 26.50 from potatoes on one acre. The crop value more than paid for his land with no irrigation, relying on natural rainfall.
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Niobrara
White River
Missouri
Rosebud
South Dakota
Gregory County
Sioux Falls
J. R. Harris
Lyman County
Charles Mix County Fair Dates Set At Platte
Charles Mix county fair will be staged in Platte from September 2 to 4. Directors state the event will be one of the best fairs ever held in this section of the state.
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Platte, 8. D
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Letsea
Elkhorn
Barder
National Banks
Daline Bonesteet
Dal Ins
Bonestee
United State Land Offices
United States Land Office
U. S
Army
Navy
Northwesterk Plan Nagaifgent Terminal
Dalding
Hughitt
Washington Street
Architeets
Niin
South Dakota Rail Road Commission
Ines Wat
Miasour River
Elbert Hubbard
Roycroft Philosophy
Railroad Notes
Sioux City Journal
Chilcago and Northwestern Railway Company
Pennasyvania Road
Itill
Madison Chronicle
Union Pacific
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