Sioux Falls platform and election notices across states
Dick Richards criticizes insurrection leaders for the Sioux Falls platform while reporting that 36 governors will be elected in the fall. States Vermont Maine Arkansas vote next month with Georgia in October and others in November. Attourney Alvin Waggoner of Philip emerges as a strong Republican candidate for South Dakota state attorney amid land and patent debates. Shipping season notes from Huronite and LBeau Phenix mention cattle handling equipment and Cheyenne branch train suspensions until spring.
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Vermont
Maine
Arkansas
Georgia
Alvin Waggoner
Philip
Waggoner
South Dakota
Cheyenne
Lbeau Phenix
Seed corn selection and saving for South Dakota farms
Farmers face a critical 30 day window to select and save high quality seed corn for next year. The piece stresses practical urgency to halt harvest distractions and ensure abundant seed supply through timely, careful saving and handling.
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South Dakota
Move to curb federal land agents in South Dakota
Governor Vessey and supporters plan to ask the interior department to end its aggressive actions against homesteaders who filed claims on public domain land. They contend the department has excess agents in South Dakota and other states assigned to prosecute alleged homestead act violations, and if no violations are found the agents may be dismissed.
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Interior Department
Vessey
Washington
South Dakota
Local notes blend county, state items and arrivals
Rehashed items credit neighbors while noting an Interior department proud of its brick school. Wm Durkee, ex Kadoka Press publisher, joins Mitchell Republican forces. C H Vieckerman travels Fort Pierre to Ottumwa, buys Ottumwa hotel for future home. Wheat yields 8 to 16 bushels acre in Grindstone region amid dry season. Hearing in Rapid City on two Wall saloon licenses disputed by county board. Embryo cyclone overturns hay load dragging George Klinau from under. Newton Imel threshing for area farmers. Hank field yields 2034 bushels winter wheat per acre, a dry year highlight.
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Rapid City
Wall
County Board of Supervisors
Newton Imel
G. E. Hank
Married at Spearfish Hoffman OConnor wed in Spearfish Catholic Church
Henry Hoffiman and Miss Teresa O'Connor were married in Spearfish Thors day morning August 11 at the Catholic church with Rev Fr Chausse officiating. Witness Miss Bess Connell attended. The couple toured the northern Hills and stayed with friends near Cottonwood before returning to Philip. Hoffiman owns the Hoffman hotel and restaurant. friends wish them happiness.
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Henry Hoffiman
Teresa O'Connor
Spearfish
Thorsday
Fr. Chausse
Bess Connell
Cottonwood
Philip
Hoffman Hotel
Cheyenne Railway Builds Track After Worker Strike
The Milwaukee line on the Cheyenne branch rehired about 75 steel gang workers after a week long strike. Track laying machines advance with iron on rails three miles south of the junction of the Morean river and Virgin creek. Plans changed to extend steel laying to fourteen miles south of the thinfall. A livestock agent on a nearby reservation oversees cattle matters.
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Cheyenne
Milwaukee
Shees
Morean
Okings Managers Plan Winter Shows for 1910 11
Okings managers Aldrich and Malone announce a busy winter season opening September 27 at the Central Stanley County Fair dates with Trousdale Bros The Man on the Box. October features Carmine Dan Cupid and The Clim ax Just a Womans Way and Crook Spence opera. November brings Hans Hanson and Girl That’s All the Candy. December presents House of a Thousand Candles. January offers Chase Lister Stock, March 4 Barriers Burned Away, and May 4 Hello Bill by Will Bruno.
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Aldrich & Malone
Stanley County Fair
Trousdale Bros
Courtney Morgan
Carmine
McVeen & Vetter
Dan Cupid
Philip
Crook Spence Opera Company
Jas. T. McAlpine
Hans Hanson Company
Alli the Candy
Meredith Nicholson
Chase-Lister Stock Company
Will Bruno
Grindstone Bee
Hello Bill” Company
Farmers and High Prices in Iowa Headlines
The Cedar Rapids Republican argues Iowa farmers benefited from high prices, noting corn at 60 cents a bushel, wheat a dollar, cattle eight cents a pound, hogs nine cents, and horses costly. Farmers paid mortgages, bought autos, sugar, kerosene, fence wire, shoes, and clothing at affordable prices, reflecting a rare statewide rise in prosperity.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Eversons mourn father death. Corsica accident
The report recalls the fatal accident of Edward Everson near Corsica while stacking grain after a load shift caused horses to run away. He died the following morning in great pain, with sincere sympathy from Philip and vicinity. The piece also notes community events, marriages, farming notes, and local notices from the Dakota Farmer era.
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Review
E. H. Everson
Mary
Corsica
Edward Everson
Everson
Philip
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Sioux Falls
Nicholas Longworth
Colonel Roosevelt
W.C. Bryant
Des Moines
Towa
Hawkeye
Mr. Bryant
Mavericks
Haptein
Wm. Durkee
Kadoka Press
Mitchell
C. H.vieckerman
Fort Pierre
Ottumwa
Quinn Courant
George Klinau
Mr. Klinau
Davenport
Cheyenne Railway
Gullexson
Pierre
Pearl L. Ringler
John A. Reinschmidt
Manna Sinden
J. A. Kimbirlin
Reinschmidt
Doddwood Street
Stock Growers News
Miss Pearl Murphy
Powell
Leon Plopper
Sherman White
Howard Dodge
Buzzard Creek
Powell’s
Howard
Sim Reber
Sioux City
Ed Fargueon
Glen Rakins
Aberdeen
H. 8
Guernsey
Midland
Roy Hill
Olney Ranch
August Bair
Seymour
Conn
Kalnet
Hans Nelson
Charlie Hain
Shelton
D. A. Cerington
H. Beidinger
Kadoks
Mr. White
F. H. Borst
The
Bielski Farm Loan Co
Philip, South Dakota
Bank of Philip
H. A. Kumm
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