Hand County South Dakota Wealth and Growth Spotlight
The article portrays Hand county as central in South Dakota with rich soils and strong cattle, dairy, and grain potential. It highlights rapid settler influx, proximity to Chicago St Paul Minneapolis markets, a 3,500 population, and large crops including wheat corn oats barley spelt flax potatoes and eggs. The county seat Miller is thriving with banks and a First National bank rapid deposit growth. It notes no indebtness, cash in treasury, and strong agricultural and cattle output.
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Hand County
South Dakota
Nand County
Chicago
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Miller
First National Bank of
First National
We Make Our Own Ice Cream at the Fountain
A fountain advertises its own ice cream made with rich cream and pure fruit flavors without substitutes. It emphasizes higher material costs for superior velvety smoothness and richness, inviting patrons to try dishes, sundaes, or ice cream sodas by the dish, pint, quart, or gallon.
Artesian well powers farm life with irrigation and electricity
A South Dakota farm shows artesian flows turning into a five horsepower system that powers corn grinding, barn chores, and a washing machine. The owner plans a dynamo for electric lighting and heating, with an eight acre pond for fish. The piece cites Herbert Vanderhoof and local ads, noting community railroad interests and diligence of local merchants in pursuing lines to Harvey and beyond.
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South Dakota
Herbert Vanderhoof
Des Moines
Chronicle
L. Stegeman
Polla
Knoxville Journal
J. S. Polk
Rock Island Railroad
Pella
Lowell Station
Young
Harvey
Cox
Ideal Lawn Mower Grinder for Better Than New Cuts
The ad advertises an improved lawn mower grinder claiming to fit mowers in first class condition so they cut better than when new. The seller asserts they have the right machine to do the job and invites inquiries.
Hand County prospects and local notices in Iowa region
Hand county offers vast unoccupied land with black loam soil and prices as low as eight dollars an acre. A veteran farmer reported 400 acres in wheat yielding 10,000 bushels and 200 in corn at 7,000 bushels, plus 87 hundred dollars from cattle and equines. Local visitors arrive, church services, and community updates from Knoxville, Derby, and Eureka areas noted.
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Arble
Hand
Hand County
Memorial Day Closings Hit City Businesses
City businesses closed from 12 30 to 4 30 P M yesterday to allow clerks and proprietors to take part in Memorial day exercises and to attend the baseball game at the athletic field.
Fragmented query on back pain and Batlont Batont PN
The readable text is unclear. It mentions back pains and a fragment referencing Batlont Batont PN with no workable context or identifiable facts. Further readable details are needed to craft a proper newspaper item summary.
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A. H. Weber
Keables Drug Store
Cross
Pella Fair
T. D
Pella Creamery Co
H. Rhynsburger
Hunkydory Farm
G. A. VanderMeulen & Co
Y. T. van Niewaal
B. H. van Spanckeren, Jr
Peter Baer
Udell Wendricks
L. van Rees O. P
Autry H. J. van Vliet
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
F. D. Stubenrauch
The
Bell Clothing House
Faassen
den Adel
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Hi. van Maren
Durham
C. Eb, James
Miss Mai1ren
Knoxville
William James
Fitzsimmons
John McMillan
Wm. Winslow
Derby
Town
Mrs. Brown
Jessie
Valisca
Mother Brown
Grant
A. J. Vandermeulen
James Aldrich
Eureka Cemetery Ladies’ Aid Society
S. V. Durham
Jola
J. J. Woody
Harvey Huoxster
J. E. Beard
Eureka
T. J. Groves
Samuel
Floyd Lyman
Tracy
San Francisco
Ollister
Acai
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