Farmers ads and notices in Haakon County lands
Small, scattered notices advertise farm loans, seed sales, and property for sale. Listings mention F A Hart Mile Ville Haakon County lands for recovery datergatie, George Webbe Elbow, Farmers Elevator alfalfa seed and sacks, Wyckoff Ranch two miles from Philip S D bids with Philip & Waggoner, ad verso about a two year offer with white face cattle, Mike Mednansky Philip SD, sale of improved Hardingrove flats one mile west, price to sell, C B Dowling Wagner SD, Kodak finishing service offer with Satisfaction guarantee, Art Lease Addie St Lead SD.
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Hardingrove
C. B. Dowling
Wagner
S. D
Used Cars For Sale Near Hem Drick Garage Area
Several used cars for sale priced right with satisfaction guaranteed. Located one door east of a Hemdrick garage. Also for sale a fine improved Haakon county farm six miles NW of Cottonwood and 15 miles W of Philip South Dakota. 960 acres at 28 dollars per acre, if taken before February 1. For full description address Wm Kiel owner Cottonwood South Dakota.
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Hemdrick
J.C. Bradstreet
Haakon County
Cottonwood
Philip
Wm. Kiel
S. D
Notice For Bids On School Building Materials
Bids will be received for hauling material for the new school building in Consolidated School District No 8. Bids must be by ten and filed with the district clerk. Bids opened at 2 p m Saturday January 24 1920. Edgar Watwood Milesville SD 47t2
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Consolidated
Edgar Watwood
Milesville
South Dakota News Snapshots Far North and Rural Life
A chaotic batch of notes reports crime, farming plans, and community events across South Dakota. Gypsy parade in Aberdeen,hay inventories and labor woes, hospitalized U.S. soldiers visits, factory and club actions, and judge’s push against auto theft.
Tribute to Dogs of Wars in World War I report
An official report details British war dogs and their exploits at the front. Created under Col Richardson, the corps trained at a War Office school with instructors from gamekeeping and police backgrounds. Dogs carried vital messages through bombardments, often saving lives, with collies, sheep dogs and terriers among the best breeds.
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Col
Richardson
War Office
The
Halite
French Coloniale
Balkans
Discovered Vast Dead City From Aerial Photos
Lt. Col. J. A. Beazeley reports in Geographies Journal an airship reconnaissance over Mesopotamia near Samarra revealing a vast ancient city along the Tigris. The site spans about 20 miles and is two miles wide, large enough to house four million inhabitants, with fortifications, canals, and streets visible in photographs. British occupation has spurred an archaeological expedition guided by the images.
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J. A. Beazeley
Geographies Journal
London
Mesopotamia
Samarra
Tigris
Mnemo
Beazeley
Conquered Desert Sand By Snow Khoe Planward Tale
Major Bain of the British army discusses a snow hole device to tread desert sands near Palestine. The apparatus used close meshed chicken wire to stabilize footing for infantry and horses, enabling marches of nine to ten miles daily. Also noted is honey production data and corn conditions from 1919 crop estimates.
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Toho Bain
Near East
Palestine
Bain
Money From Varmint Skins and War on Predators
The article notes farmers earn little from wild animal skins while Uncle Sam received 886,000 last year from skins gathered during the war on predators in the West. Government hunters target livestock-saving work, with all skins sold and proceeds to the treasury.
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Sam
Bureau of Biological Survey
Department of Agriculture
United States Treasury
London Noise Through the Ages
A London Chronicle note recalls mid-century streets with granite pavements and iron wheels, describing a constant roar that echoed from distant Crystal Palace parades. It contrasts a past louder traffic with today’s softer sounds, as surveyed by a middle aged Londoner.
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London
Crystal Palace Parade
London Chronicle
Federal aid approved for Aberdeen Hygiene Dept plan
The government in Washington announced that the Northern Normal and Industrial School at Aberdeen has been approved for federal aid to organize a department of hygiene under a recent act of Congress. The approval signals federal support for expanding health education at the institution.
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Seuth
Dakota
Mitchel
Bursa
Aberdeen
Normal
Guderai
Hutchinson Ounty
Ths
South Dakota
Washington
Northern Normal and Industrial School of
Department of Hygiene
Congress
South Dakota notices on race, breeding, and county misappropriation
Statewide farming drive promotes pure-bred stock with government certificates of merit. A Potter county farmer sells sweet clover seed at 21.60 per hundred after a large yield, while a delay in threshing reduced profits. Attorney General recovers nearly $1,000 from Stanley County officials amid a grand jury probe of improper payments and indictments against the state's attorney and county commissioners.
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J. C. Holmes
Lve
Booth Dakota
South Dakota
Potter County
Minneapolis
Payne
Stanley County
Board of County Commissioners
Red lead dry battery patent by H Czanyl
A dry battery using red lead instead of manganese compound has been patented by H Czanyl. It is claimed to outlast current types, withstand months of inactivity without deterioration, and be rechargeable at least ten times with each recharge as efficient as present batteries.
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H. Czanyl
Hart-Parr 30 Tractor Dominates Demand Over Production
Record shows Hart-Parr factory year sustained demand ahead of output. The Hart-Parr 30’s popularity stems from quality, delivering strong results at official tractor tests and on farms. Owners spread the success story and seek illustrated catalogues.
Electrical Undertakings In Japan Report
There are 715 electrical undertakings to Japan including 625 power houses 42 electric railways and 48 companies operating both power plants and tramways. This is an increase of 40 companies over last year. The total invested capital in these enterprises is about 888 million dollars with 196 million for power plants for railways and for those rendering combined service an increase of eight million over last year.
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Japan
Pame Poe
Eecvice
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