Lois Atwood Dies After Farm Accident Near Sisseton
Lois Atwood, 1901 Aug 12, sustained a head injury when a horse balked after a calf spooked it at the Eddy farm near Sisseton Bosko township. She was taken to Powell hospital and died about 9 am Saturday. A former teacher and daughter of Francis and Olive Atwood, she was buried at the M. B. church after a large funeral.
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Rimer Eddy
Powell Hospital
Lois Atwood
Elmer Eddy
Bossco Township
Kodak
Lois
Mrs. Eddy
Dr. Powell
Eddy
Lolz Atwood
Francis and
Olive Clark Atwood
Twin Brooks
S. D
Aberdeen
Sisseton
Aberdeen Normal
M. B. Church
H. D. Goueh
O. K. Thollehaug
Pearl Cline
W. W. Rickard
Maude
Jos. Whipple
Edna Sorenson
Laura la Preze
John
E. F
Olive (Clark) Atwood
Lor
Normal
Grey Cloud School
Marshall Co
Syyerson
Otto
Bossko
Mr. Munson
Fish and Game Increase Group Formed in Roberts County
Residents of Roberts County convened at the Commercial Club in Sisseton to form an organization to boost fish and game, enforce laws, and prosecute violators. J W Barrington was elected chairman and J A Rickert secretary, with a county committee and deputy wardens named. A state reward plan offers ten dollars for information leading to arrests, with anonymity. The group targets pre season shooting, net fishing without licenses, and illegal selling of game.
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Roberts County
Commercial Club
Sisseton
J. W. Barrington
J. A. Rickert
C. R. Jorgerson
A. R. Sopbel
W. Pear
Peever
Frank Hendricks
Wilmot
A. A. Peterson
J. B. Wilson
John S. Swanson
Jack Brooks
Summit
H. A. Leavitt
Rosholt
Mr. Erickson
Veterans to Camp Dodge for First Midwest Reunion
Nearly 10 000 veterans from seven mid western states head to Des Moines for the 88th Division reunion at Camp Dodge August 26 to 28. A tent city rises on the state fair grounds while the city hosts social events and plans hospitality for servicemen housed free of charge. General Pershing is expected to review the veterans on August 27, marking a second Armistice Day at Camp Dodge before the postwar teardown begins.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Camp Dodge
Minnesota
Missouri
Nebraska
Illinois
Dakotas
Old Camp Dodge
Home Brew Warks Over Amendment to Willis Campell Beer Bill
Washington August 18. House approves amendment permitting home brewing but requires warrants for searches of homes for liquor except when liquor is produced for sale. The Fourth Amendment like clause bans warrantless searches unless sale is involved. Volstead defends the police substitute and notes enforcement remains unchanged for personal use. The original ban on creating liquor above 0.5 percent remains in force and searches without warrants are generally tied to the revenue act.
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Washington
Representative Fields
Dantocrat
Kentucky
Strick
Representative Volstead
Repub Mean
Minnesota
Prohibition Enforcement Bureau
Volstead
Gran Yield Aberdeen District Below Normal
Aberdeen Aug 18 threshing in the northern half of the state shows no definite increase in yield percentage. Yields quality is high but acreage averages are light at about 60 percent of normal. Alfalfa and corn will offset losses from small grains. Corn filling rapidly, rye crop heavier and moving to markets in large quantities.
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Aberdeen
Tennis Tournament planned for week of August 22
County residents may enter the elimination singles and doubles tournament by noon Monday registration with secretary Emil Aker. Ratings set for singles, prizes awarded for all events, with two prizes per event. Matches to be held in public courts under Supt Thollenhaug direction. Local club officers elected at Commercial Club meeting: President J H Inwin, Vice President J W Barrington, Sec Treas Emil Aker.
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Emil Aker
Olson On
Supt. Thollenhaug
Commercial Clu
Followig
J. H. Inwin
J. W. Barrington
Butcher Held for Sale of Diseased Meat
Andrew Hendrickson a butcher from Ortley is charged with selling diseased meat in a case tied to cattle bought from Bernard Gockwicki. The meat allegedly showed lumpy jaw and was sent to Brookings College for analysis, which reportedly found it wholesome. A Jaw suit by a local restaurant and hotel keeper follows.
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Andrew Hendrison
Ortley
Hendrickson
Bernard Gockwicki
A. P. Gokey
Pure Food
Gokey
Brookings’ College
The Enigagement Love In Cartoons Magazine
A short verse from Cartoons Magazine contrasts love’s wound with dread as the victim risks losing heart and head, presenting a terse metaphorical line about passion and peril.
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Cartoons Magazine
Freight rates on corn triple in seven years
Washington August 14 freight up a carload of corn from Nebraska to Omaha rose from 118 bushels in 1914 to 382 bushels in today’s value. J W Shortill, secretary of the Farmers National Grain Dealers Association, told the Interstate Commerce Commission that freight hikes wiped out savings from cooperative elevators and market systems, leaving farmers paying the same freight regardless of destination.
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Washington, D.C
Nebraska
Omaha
J. W. Shorthill
Farmers’ National Grain Dealers’ Association
Interstate Commerce Commission
Shorthill
Top Practice Law in Watertown
Lloyd B. Peterson resigns after a month with the state food and drug department as inspector and joins the law firm of Daniel K. Loucks and V. Wohlheter in Watertown. Loucks is state attorney of Codington County, Wohlheter formerly with Howard Babcock's office. Peterson, a young, industrious law school graduate from a prominent local family, begins practice with high hopes and many friends wishing him success.
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Lloyd B. Peterson
State Food and Drug Department
Daniel K. Loucks
V. Wohiheter
Watertown
Loucks
Codington County
Wohlheter
Howard Babcock
Peterson
Aofeseton
Sioux Falls Daily Press Sale Ordered Under Federal Supervision
The Sioux Falls Daily Press and the South Dakota Farmer, plus the goodwill and all equipment and lease, are to be sold August 26 under receiver E. B. Northrup as part of the estate of George W. Egan. Private sale subject to U S District Judge James D. Eliiott's confirmation. Bidders must post 10 percent of their bid by noon on sale day.
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Sioux Falls Daily Press
George W. Egan
E. B. Northrup
Egan
the Press
Ninth Street
United States
James D. Eliiott
South Dakota
West Ninth Street
From Autos to Motor Cars in Poems
Cartoon Magazine notes a shift from early autos and starry odes to modern poems about motor cars, highlighting a playful reflection on how society values mechanized travel and literary art. The piece contrasts past progress with contemporary trends in culture and technology.
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Cartoons Magazine
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