Leap year dances and county projects in South Dakota
Leap year dance at Ottumwa. Old Trail folks plan a band. Nowlin to organize a commercial result. Gregory county votes 1000 for herd law and 100 against. Two Sitting Bull sons work as section men near Rapid City. Milesville builds a large hall at the post office. Climax post office to open east of Grindstone with local land and dry farming plans. Rapid City eyeing land purchases and an experiment station. Postal bids sought for Cottonwood to Grindstone daily mails. Grindstone received daily service after requesting thrice weekly. Northwestern lands office location debated. six east of the river vs one west. C B Johnson resigns as commercial agent. moves to Pierre to run depot eating house. Brockway leaves Chamberlain land office for law practice. 1907 land office activity cited with many homestead filings and proofs. Kittridge praised by Washington insiders. SD primaries set for March and June. Crawford opposition noted. Western unions and tobacco fight provoke editorial comment from Minneapolis Tribune. Leap year bachelorups visit, freight rates debate, and war materials shipment to the Philippines noted. Ocean liner appendicitis claim cited. retrenchment trend discussed amid layoffs. Railway rate case and injunctions in Sioux Falls highlighted.
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Uselessness of Violence in Two Contexts
Editorial argues violence fails to aid justice in a rule of law society. It contrasts two cases where the weak unite to challenge the strong, New York’s congested population and Kentucky tobacco fields. It notes ongoing struggles in East Side tenement districts amid unemployment and rising living costs, with workers striking against expensive conditions.
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For Sale Canned Vegetaries and Fresh Fruits at Weed & Kumm's
Local dealer sells a wide range of canned vegetables and fresh fruits including tomatoes corn beans kraut berries peaches and plums at Weed and Kumm s. The ad notes stock is sorted but older items sold out and mentions breeding rams available for immediate delivery by Roblesoe Bros Philip and partners.
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