Harding County growth and new town plans emerge in opening gambits
The piece notes rapid street regrading in Fort Pierre, a new town forming at the heart of Harding County with hopes to become its seat within six weeks, and plans by Peter Olson to convert his homestead into a thriving farm. It also reports Kadoka area deals including Radke buying the W. A. Porch ranch, a proposed White River farm purchase, and local insurance coverage enabling a fresh start for E. J. Lacy.
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Boosters and laws shape public life in talking column
A Kansas petition shows booster optimism as 3,000 sign for Hearst yet only 60 vote yes. A parable of a lower world ice question follows, then a DC case cites a 14 year old helping in a store and argues child labor laws, imperfect but beneficial, then a testimonial to Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs and a note praising Rainey print shop quality.
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