America s Greatest Aviator lands in New York
Boston aviator N twood Atwood arrives in New York after a record setting cross country flight covering 1265 miles in air time of 28 hours 31 minutes. He is welcomed by U S army officers and praised for proving aviation’s potential. Details note his Nyack stopover and compare progress with Wrights era.
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N.twood
Boston
New York
Atwood
Ile
Nyack
N. W
United States Army
America
Wind Cave Park Picked as National Game Preserve
The Omaha World Herald reports Wind Cave National Park in Custer county has been chosen by J Allen Loring as a game preserve for the American Bison Society. The plan envisions Buffalo primarily with some smaller game, to be protected within and around the park area totaling about sixteen and a half square miles.
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Loring
Wind Cave
United States
Canada
Governsment
Mr. Loving
Wichita Game Preserve
Wichita Mounting
Oklahoma
Flathead
Idale Isto
Omaha World- Herald
Wind Cave National Park
Custer County
Omaha
Black Hills
Hot Springs
J. Allen Loring
American Bison Society
Zion City's Second Coming Declaration Report
Zion City authorities publish a broadcasted declaration predicting Christ will return in bodily form before the end of 1912. Signed by TH. Lb. Barnette and John Taylor high priest, affidavits state the event and the preaching of healing and holy living. Eight witnesses will see Christ, with a high priest ordained and seven others assigned to restore Judaic and Israelite roles.
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Zion City
Christ
Eitele Moe
TH. Lb. Barnette
John Taylor
Claist
Tle
Audah
Sveal
Order of Zion
Paris Pioneer crosses globe in record 39 days 19 hours
Around the World in Forty Days details Andre Jager Schmidt finishing a circumnavigation in 39 days 19 hours and 45 seconds. He shortened the 42 day plan by over two days, aided by rail, ocean routes, and advancing navigation. Experts foresee even faster trips with aerial travel once practical.
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Paris
Andre Jager Schmidt
Schmidt
Jules Verne
Nellie Bly
Sehmidts
Woman Carried Forty Rods by Tornado Near Olia Ton
Mrs. George Sumner, at Olia ton on the Milwaukee line, barely escaped death when a tornado struck her two room shack last Thursday. She was carried forty rods and unconscious against a draw, reviving later with neighbors. She is reported none the worse for the ordeal.
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George Sumner
Oliaton
Milwaukee
Murdo
Sumner
MANY TEACHERS DESIRED SENATOR AT BAT
In Aug 60 policy by the immigration bureau seeks to furnish state residents with teachers. Commissioner endorses the plan urging counties to hire ex-teachers at wages from 8 to 50 dollars monthly. An Aug 31 exam will determine first, second or third grade certificates with retests on Oct 5 and 9. Applications accepted for winter teaching.
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Vierre
Bureau of Immigration
GC. G. Lawrones
Ile
iThis
Mrs Connors Fights Hard Trek For Family Aid
A Canadian widow with four children travels six weeks by small buggy to South Dakota after her husband’s death. In Miller Mon a the family receives street charity amid harsh poverty, with relatives in Wheeler awaiting them. The Miller Press urges reader sympathy and notes the contrast with professional beggars.
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South Dakota
Miller
Wheeler
Miller Press
Taft Special Itinerary Through South Dakota Listed
Secretary Vierre releases the presidential special route across South Dakota with planned stops at Custer Deadwood Rapid City Pierre Turon and Aberdeen. The itinerary shows departure times around 7 220 am and 2 00 pm with overnight stays and expected arrival early Sunday morning in Pierre.
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Pierre
Monay
Turon
Aberdeen
sMhernoon
Ariel
Justice Mill at Fort Pierre notes on Oakes cases
In the State vs. Henry Oakes larceny case the defendant waived a minimation and was sent to the next term on $1500 bond. A separate charge of unauthorized mischief for shooting a stallion owned by James Philip set bond at 400, with him in jail. A suit by Lo Be rbright & Company against M. J. Collier at Attonwood for obtaining goods under false pretenses sent to circuit court with bail as furnished. Job Jones, sought in Chicago for involvement in white slave traffic, was captured on the reservation south of Kadoka and returned to the scene of prior depredations by a Chicago police lieutenant. A warrant issued for Dave Doe, a mixed-blood Indian whose surname is unknown. Hank Oakes says he met Dave driving the Andy Winkler horses, later seen in the Langlois pasture. Mattie Hines was made de-
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Court of Dusties
Henry Oakes
Oakes
James Philip
Areoa
Lo Berbright & Company
M. J. Collier
Attonwood
Job Jones
Chicago
Kadoka
Coyne
Chicape
Dave Doe
Hank Oakes
Dave
Andy Winkler
Langlois
Dave Yokum
Mattie Hines
Midland Musings on Real Estate and Local Notices
A fragmented Midland column notes a land exchange plan in Texas, a drowning incident at White River, visitors departing from the Hudson home in Leslie, and arrival of the Thury Smiths with household goods. It mentions tax deed notice publishing rates and editorial critique of a competing paper's pricing and layout.
Road Across School Land Prompts Township Road Plan
N H Hansen deputy in the state land department surveyed a section south of Vieo City for a township road. A standard way for stock must be set to protect leasing rights. The state aim is to improve road conditions while managing land interests. The report notes landowner complaints about state protected dogs and possible hiring of an exterminator.
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Vieo City
Hansen
Grindstone
Trust
Comiismil
Hansen’s New Plums Reach Bearing at State College
Aug 30 Brookings reports Prof Hansen at the state college cites new plum hybrids from crossing native plums with sand cherries and oriental varieties. After 16 years of selection and thousands of seedlings, the bitterness of the skin and flesh is said to be eliminated while hardiness and vigor improve.
Fly Paper Traps Rattler Near Midland
Selumalin of Midland found a rattlesnake entangled by sticky fly paper in his house. The snake struggled to free itself, tying knots as it pulled against the paper. It was dispatched with a club after it could not break loose.
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Pierre Capital-Journal
Selumalin
Midland
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Walker
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Senate
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Karl Dirke
Bette
Mike Juvin
Chin Suu
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Esi Hines
Hai
Lo Geeond
Justice
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Onegin
Alldander
Troma
Texas
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Mes
Lateor
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Leslie
Hudson
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Thuery Smith
West Park
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