Farmer urges alfalfa trials and soil humus care in Philip plan
An editor letters section expresses strong support for growing alfalfa as a forage crop and emphasizes soil humus importance. It urges farmers to test alfalfa cutting plans, warns against overreliance on native grasses, and calls for government seed aid ahead of a August 21 visit by the governor to Philip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith
Serus
America
Aiyalee Hroukuws
Vna P Vale Deter
South Dakota
A. L. Potter
Philip
Governor's Visit Stirs Interest in Rainey Editorial
The governor and his party will visit, drawing reader interest as Editor Rainey notes broad curiosity about the occasion and its implications for the community.
Real Estate Transfers Include Many Grants and Names
A long list details transfers in Fort Pierre and surrounding areas including U United States to George A Tollifsen and many individuals such as Ralph Vandercook Rose York Bertha Riley Samuel Brooks Elmer Hill Loray Cooper Asa Cooper James Panka Ole Scotyold and Elgin L Brown among others. Several parcels described by section township and range with prices noted such as $100 and $2500 and mentions of properties like lots 79 80 81 block 1 Ft Pierre and other unnamed parcels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Riley
Samuel P Brooks
Joseph He Neill
Amy Hedman Loray C
Cooper Asa B
Cooper William
Thomas O Omdahl
Elmer L Hill
Lelfred Matson
Charles C Burger
Cora
Wall Jerusha J McManus
James J
Panka
George G Talcott
Ole Ls Scotyold
Albert J Furlong
Minnie Byers
Marion Sherburne O'Farrell
Jens
J Stevens
George KE Warner
David W
Hughes
Almer Rock
William F King Lihse
Abbolt
Liie Sihlis
Silas Johnson
Elgin Brown
Pierre
Property Transfers Include Multiple Lots and Wills
A string of 1900s Iowa land transfers shows James A Garner and wife selling to BW Bowerman. Silas Williams and wife to Frank W Biggs. George S Surhart and wife to M Wilson. Rilla M Dyke to James M Me Morris. John L Lockhart to Iner Nysven. Fred S Rowe and wife to Alpha A Mackamnan. Clifton Coddington and wife to CH Marden. Marden to Fred and Jerry Darman. John T Hill and wife to AC Br. John I Locart to Br Est L Verley. A S White and wife to Frank N Travis. Lyle to William Ro Lyle. Gas Belt Land & Abstract Co to TK Carman. Mra Julia A Seese to Joseph I Neil. Carmen to Sarah Prose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W Hall Irons
George BF Elvin
George S Surhart
Wilson
James
Morris
John L. Lockhart
Iner Nysven
Fred S Rowe
Wm Frost
Alpha
Mackamnan
Pierre
Clifton Coddington
Marden
Marden & Wt
Fred
Jerry Darman
Jacobs
Nowlin
John T Hill
AC Brink Wil
E Nw
John I. Locart
Sarah Ke
Ottumwa
Aviator Atwood Reaches Toledo During Long Flight
Boston flyer Harry M. Atwood, attempting a new long distance record from St. Louis to New York, landed in Toledo after three days of travel. He flew 103 miles from Elkhart, Indiana to Toledo in 2 hours 56 minutes with a single stop, plans to depart for Cleveland at eight tomorrow morning.
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Toledo
Ohio
Harry M. Atwood
Boston
St. Louis
New York
Elkhart
Indiana
Cleveland
Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure Sale in South Dakota
Public notice announces mortgage foreclosure due to default on a February 7 1910 loan secured by a Stanley County South Dakota property. It states the total due of 1118.02 plus 25 attorney fees, and that the property NE quarter of section 25 township 3 north range 90 east will be sold at public auction at the courthouse steps in Blamey County. Ernest E. Graham mortgagee. C A Barnett attorney. August 17 1911 Philip South Dakota.
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Alivaeth Preston
Stanley County
South Dakota
Ernest FE. Graham
St County
Uh South Dakota
Trak
Urer
Ten
Saidan
Blamey
Black Mills
Philip
Bouth Daloot
Ernest E. Graham
C. A. Banmett
Ee Enis Aart
Net
Meridith Learns to Lead Moore Furniture Firm
John Meridith inherits his father’s stake in the Moore furniture business and learns to navigate trust, rivalries, and a staged partnership with Miss Sylvia Moore who may be more than a stenographer. He confronts past pretensions, discovers Sylvia’s true identity, and vows to restore the firm’s fortune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Meridith
Moore & Meritith
Meridith
Meridith, Jr
Virginia
New York
Redge
Moore
Craig
Bame
John Meredith
Miss Thomas
Miss Nast
Thomas
Sylvia Moore
Everly
Elektoon Nork
Moore Furniture Company
Mies Moore
Sylvia
Varieties in Cheeses and Origins Explained
A survey of cheese types outlines hard and soft categories. Edam Parmesan Roquefort Pineapple are hard rennet cheeses. Neufchatel cottage and cream cheeses are soft. Paraphrased from Good Housekeeping Magazine, noting origins like Holland for Edam and Roquefort’s cave-ripened sheep’s milk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neufobatel
Crear
Roquefort
Bard
France
Holland
Litchfeld County
Connecticut
Good Housekeeping Magazine
War era notes and local sales in Dakotagraphs summary
A garbled Dakotagraphs item references Congress letters to Martin, a Hepaenitent note, and a Hetwellth cavalry squadron to be formed at Port Meade as troops withdraw from Hirestown. Armour-Johnson Bros. sent their roller mill to Captain Wy Kempson of Rapid City. September 1 sale indicates possession. Yankton’s Sam Groom, a pioneer clothier, sells Monday to W. W. Bouska for 15 years with Katy Clothity, ending his business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deadhwool
Armour
Johnson Bros
Armour Roller Mill
Wy Kempson
Rapid City
Yankton
Sam Groom
W. W. Bouska
Katy Clothity Company
Crom: Business
Notice for Hearing Petitions for Letters of Admi n
Notice announces a hearing on a petition for Letters of Administration for the estate of Mollie Beckie. The county court assigns Judge and clerks, with date, time, and location details for interested parties to appear and show cause if any.
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Dakota
Stantes
Sth
Leste
South Hakota
Harold
South
Malta
Kinof
Mollie Beckie
Adaimtat
Matile
Soptenstier
Alice O'Elink
Blyth
Stan Joy
Sony Hakata
Hine
Hemi
Petitun
Petitiun
Saint
An Old Legend of a Toad in Coal
A Dover Advertiser report from Leicestershire claims a live toad was found inside a lump of coal, later moving after being released. The witness says the toad was alive, in a coal cavity, and well after the incident, challenging skeptical views on scientific claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leicestershire
Realdeat
Dup
Doe Advertiser
Ringe Replace Straps and a Murder Sentence
A discussion of tram ring substitutes and a court case from 1895 includes a jury verdict of death for Sarah Jenkinson and a sensational post verdict request to send the head to the infirmary for wound examination, with a later reprieve reported by the London Evening Standard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Brien
Fefense
Pool
Sarah Jenkinson
Dome Nervant
Juelies Collins
London Evening Standard
Judge Declines to Rule in Stagecoach Whisky Case
A bygone Pennsylvania stagecoach tale has a judge listening to four men arguing over whisky. Two favor and one against, leading the whisky appeal to the judge. He quips that whiskey is best, provoking laughter as the travellers stop at the next inn and the judge declines a drink.
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Ieen
Pennsylvania
Winree
Nest Inn
Ethan
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Ralph Vandercook
Rose E York
Rose Bmith
Claude A Bennett
E H Tood
Elgin L Brown
Silas Shason
John Earnest Wilson
Myre M Wilson
George Rentz
Thomas Kimball
Charles C Burgett
N Rainbolt
Charles J Taylor
F J Welch
Hall Irons
Guy Rose Es
John L Lockhart
Louis Treder
Lowell
Oneal
Alphonso Rose
Clarence LL Webster
R M Williams
Williams & Luln Williams
Clarence L. Websters
Nels Michael Christensen
Lomen
Ardner
James A Garner
Bowerman
Silas Williams
Frank W Biggs
York
MR. Meridith
Stanley Barton
Associated Literary Preps
New York City
Lsten
Harnons
Moores
Nast
Amile
Merilitt
Moore Meredith
Salem
Mertiith
Hargesheimer
Petiti
Adti
Fe M Dhustmore
Athos
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