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Local notes reflect varied 1907 to 1920 affairs
Locals report the 1907 US electrical and auxiliary manufacturing value at 315 million. Kensington station officers Onande Tidd Win Barrett and Edward Perry promoted to sergeants. Dalton resident Miss Mary Petersen injured at Kennedy’s Pullman laundry. In Colombia half the miners are women and wages run 15 to 25 cents daily. Alfred Nelson now in Hot Springs Arkansas. William Robertson to Panama. Ed Norton moving into Robertson’s Dalton residence. A public apology by John Arando mitz for false statements about Albert Simnick. Mrs. E Meyer of Dalton visiting relatives in Frankfort SD. Frank Bergold attends Dixon Illinois convention as Riverdale-Dalton delegate. snowstorm noted. 150 associations represented. next year in St Louis.
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United States
Onande PL
Tidd
Win Barrett
Edward Perry
Kensington
Riverdale
Mary Petersen
Dalton
Kennedy
Pullman
Columbia
South America
Alfred Nelson
Pope Beet
Hot Springs
Ark
Jacob Lau
Wm. Robertson
Panama
Lie
Ed. Norton
Mr. Robertson
Albert Simnick
John Arandowitz
E. Meyer
O. G. Schafer
W. A. Bastian
Frankfort
South Dakota
Schafer
Deborah Meyer
Meyer
Con
Nick
Frank Bergold
Business Men’s Association
Retail Merchants Association
Dixon
Iil
Riverdale-Dalton Business Men’s Association
Chicago
Ast