Local notes from Stanley County dances and daily life
A busy week in Stanley County with visits to Philip Fort Pierre and Nowlin. Residents report haying in full swing, crop conditions improving, and corn and potatoes doing well. Socials include a dance at the A place and a cheerful Cheyenne river outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fy'p. Thecisery
Fort Pierre Riday
scAbout Lemtouples
Philip
Briday
May van Love
Mit‘chell
Rabo Jessup
Te Morris
Binhegan
Koske
Nowlin
JR. Logan
Aberdeen Redpeinte
Iowa
Nebraska
Richanle
Maud
Homer
Homer, Lows
Long
Grindstone
Roy Graigo
Rapid City
Dorabarger
Cottonwood
Orman
Marthe Wold
Awunvelin
The
Mesure
Stiles, Fountain and Fry
Dan Blorwagen
A. B. Ward
Spink County
Clarence Laughlin
Cheyenne Reservation
Diamond A
Henry Smith
Cedar Forks
Dan Hierwagen
Cheyenne River
Diamond A Cattle Co
Cliggett
Chamberlain
E. P. Stanton
McMillan
Acme Harvesting Co
the Grove
W. B. Witherspoon
Stanley County
Fred Harris
Brainerd Poste
Fort Pierre
William Ferguson
Topbar
Frank Flavin
Pierre
Nellie Ackerson
Bristol
E. Carlson
A. Hornish
Gua Stoermer
A Temple of Gold in Henares Draws Foreigner Awe
Travel writing describes the Golden Temple of Be nares in Henares India. The tower of solid gold plates dwarfs other structures and draws pilgrims from across India. The article notes wealth, craftsmanship, and strong reverence guarding the sacred site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henares
Beaires
Aya
Fanges
Warhs
India
Benares
Virtues of the French Household For American Homes
An essay praising French domestic virtues. It highlights home ownership as a family aim, French wives managing households and thrift through cooking, and affectionate relations with mothers-in-law. It notes imports of homestead devotion and practical frugality, then abruptly digresses into humorous notes about salt and rice as a humorous aside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Pierre
Ada Rosenthal
Morris, Finnesy
Byron L. Clow
U. S
Rm SD. i
Education gaps and wonders from the era of wonders
A compilation of odd facts spans education failures for 17 million children and a prison of ideas. It notes a Manila laboratory on electricity, Cologne cathedral decay, and a whale bone record. boundary surveys, church crypts turned cellars, Ireland poultry stations, and long NY City clerk tenure. It mentions the Cullinan diamond, Swiss ring watches, and Queen Victoria’s jeweled timepieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nile
Manila
Cologne
Oxton
Nottndam
England
United States
Canada
Vermont
St. Peter Church
Shaftesbury
Ireland
Victoria
Thoughts on Society and Morals From an Election Era
A column from Atchison Globe reflects on stage roles of women and money, public duty, honesty, and social critique. It lampoons self interest, political cost, and common sense while warning about hypocrisy in determine how elections and social power shape outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elas
Fragmented OCR item notes varied topics and places
Readable fragments reference a farmer and tradesman lifespans in Japan, US pistol laws in Alabama and South Carolina, Brookline wealth and lack of soldiers' monument, Madagascar garages car sizes, Bar Harbor breakwater news, and a New York City lot description. Details are incomplete and scattered across locations and subjects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Alabama
South Carolina
Brookline
Mass
Madagascar
Geaiina ‘Tisone
Bar Harbor
Uae
New
Ark City
Avesue
Sip Betty
Ailee Samrat Os Es
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Badhamine
Grindstone Bee
Buiter
Publinber
Ash Creek
Lernes
Nea Il
Viertes
Yaster
Atchison Globe Sights
Black Hills
Philip, S. D
H. Retger
Lot
Nwis
Section 5
Lotwelion W Towne SN
William W. “Walter
Contestee
William W. Walter
Army of Marine Corps of
Spain
Albert Wherlon
W. J. Snelson
North Center Street
Reyes
C. W. Gurney
Yankton
Helen Hill
Northwestern Hotel
Pioneer Pharmacy
F. G. Schwartz
Sherwin Williams
McLane & Harrell
Sesius
Ort Pierre Bank B. A Wteistel Cash
First State Bank of
Phillimoon
Bank of Kedeka
J.e.utarbeck
Pree Belvidere
Tate Beak
L. Parcalta
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