Country Correspondence Patchy Report From Rural Missouri
Washington McKenvie and Will Droos seek work at a well as wages fall short. They plan to go to North Dakota to harvest with reparations celebrated on Mosicun creek near the CG. A Smith ranch in dunes Keene hauls hay to Philip. The summer school led by Miss Maggie McPherson closed last Friday. A picnic dinner and program by the pals pleased Fred Teowite Phdl tittle at Parnell Mo, with arrival on Tuesday’s stage. The Teeters home hosts a time. A daughter was born to Frank Kertziman and wife, gladdening their home.
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Mosicun Creek
Smith Ranch
Dunes Keene
Philip
Maggie McPherson
Fred Te Owite
Tittle, Slaughter
Parnell
L. C. Teeters
Kertziman
Westfork Notes From Leslie And Surrounding Areas
Local notes report social calls by Ernest Cooper and Rose Darber, and visits by Josephine Kelley and others. Election results in Leslie elect McGuire clerk. district 8 clerk also chosen. Weather mentions Cheyenne River high then falling. several residents listed with arrivals, visits, and travel. noted loss of Miss Malaby as Cherry Creek field matron.
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George van Laningham
Margret Maloy
Moonville
Schoo
Ted
Lestie
McCuire
Jatlian Malaby
Cherry
Lower Brule
Miss Malaby
Cherry Creek
Capital City News highlights and state events ripple through
The brief items describe a young mining group vacationing by rail and gas boat Rosebud, the Black Hills pilgrimage starting earlier due to heat, Capitol grounds color plans to mimic brown stone, national fire marshal leadership, reappointments by Governor Vessey, Congressman Burke’s return from Washington, livestock paralysis losses near Sausalito, and state veterinary involvement.
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Ito
Chamberlain
State Capitol
Worst Drouth Hailed as Severe Yet Prospects Rise
Lincoln Neb June 28. HW Camp, advocate of dry farming, predicts thirty bushels per acre on a Holdrege dry farm and argues scientific tillage can yield forty per acre with a year's cost under a new plan. He notes five feet of moist earth after storied rain and calls this the worst drought the West has known, but says people will stay and work to conquer conditions. He urges businessmen to support farmers adopting the method and cites transfers and real estate notes alongside local economic focus.
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