Meers horse theft case links Buffalo George to heist
A reported horse theft ring from Meers is linked to Buffalo George newly released from state prison. Clements Halebanja loses seven horses in the alleged scheme while Midland Bank directors meet with all but one absent.
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Meers
Buffalo George
State Penitentiary
Clements Halebanja
Fort Pierre
Midland State Bank
Munson
Pierre
Kruse Madsen
Judith Basin
Montana
Midland Mail
Veesey Announces Move After Governor Term Ends
Aberdeen June 13 Governor Veesey visiting ten county teachers institute announces plan to move to Philadelphia after his term ends He will lead a Philadelphia branch of United Mercantile Agency with offices in New York and Chicago and will oversee the Philadelphia bureau.
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Aberdeen
Veessey
Ten County Joint Teachers’ Institute
Philadelphia
Veesey
United Mercantile Agency
New York
Chicago
South Dakota to Embrace Alfalfa as Principal Crop
The article urges all South Dakota farmers to study alfalfa as a major forage crop, stating it is nearing a pivotal stage and will soon be one of the state's principal crops. It emphasizes broad farmer involvement and informed cultivation decisions.
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South Dakota
Security Banking & Trust Co
Seventeen Year Locusts Return Across Iowa Fields
A long note on the seventeen year locusts invading southern Iowa in June. It explains their life cycle, why they sing, the harm from egg-laying on oaks and hickory, and the brief emergence from ground after sixteen and a half years. Also mentions historical locust cycles and a closing reflection from Wallace Farmer in 1912. It ends with brief county political licensing actions in Brookings and Faulk counties.
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Iowa
Towa
Commonwealth of 1912
Wallace Farmer
Westfork social notes and statewide school fund update
Westfork attendees report a pleasant dance in Milesville and various callers visiting Westfork and Manila. The June state school fund apportionment totals 361 00 per pupil with a 362 03 permanent school provision and 18 398 for endowed institutions, plus 17 639 from agricultural lease receipts this year.
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Pierre
State Land Department
SQUABBLES OVER SALOON LICENSES IN MIDLAND
Midland saloons face a license crisis as an injunction blocks issuing licenses for the new year. The injunction cites petitioners lacking freeholder status and illegality of original petitioners. Local cases may reach the supreme court, signaling widespread saloon litigation.
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Midland
Supreme Court
Spotted Bear Briefs and Community Plans
Local notes report a well attended dance in Mileavalle last Friday and a surprise dance at Mr Flannahan's. Socialists meet Sunday June 23 with Mrs Carson Anderson. Spotted Bear residents plan a July 4 celebration at Fred Fairchild's. Joe Dorr to return soon. W L Hill starts a cattle ranch in Meade county.
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Mileavalle
Dr. Whaley
Birdie
Mr. Flannahan
Spotted Bear
Fred Fairchild
Joe Dorr
W. L. Hill
Meade County
Midland Musings on Telephone Upgrades and Local News
Superintendent Rowe of Great Western Telephone Co orders a week of pole installations and system improvements. Sheriff H Hayes Milton wins reelection in the Dupree area, reflecting broad support. River area rifle fire prompts caution as bystanders near the bank are narrowly spared. a 22 caliber rifle is warned against as dangerous.
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Rowe
Great Western Telephone Co
H. Hayes Milton
Dupree
Hayes
AN EXPENSIVE AFFAIR
Pierre DakotanCritique of the June 4 primary argues the system costs counties and campaign committees at least a half million without improving reform. The writer contrasts it with the old caucus system, claiming similar or better results for far less money and calls the primary an expensive crude method that lets reformers appear as candidates.
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Acta
Pierre Dakotan
Trade offer for land near Highmore South Dakota
For trade a good improved quarter section of land for cattle at 30 dollars per acre. Will take 2660 dollars in cattle and balance on four year time. Land is eight miles south of ir more. Address C G Byerly Highmore SD
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Ir More
C.G. Byerly
Highmore
Hottest Week On Record Sparks Weather Concerns
The phrase describes the current heat wave as the hottest in memory, prompting officials to issue health advisories and urge residents to stay hydrated and limit outdoor activity during peak sun. Local crews monitor power demand and cooling centers prepare for increased usage.
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Westfork News
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Ernest Cooper
Wm Rames
Westfork
W. E. Dernegan
Laura Knight
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Milesville Stage Line
A. G. Marrington
J. J. Benthine
Leslie
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Stony Butte
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