Anthrax Quarantine Tightens in Minnehaha County farms
Minnehaha County faces an anthrax outbreak as farmer William Kirk dies from infection after removing hides from cattle at the Bonacker farm. Deputy state veterinarian and U S officials inspect the area, enforce strict quarantine, and warn against movement of livestock and poultry.
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Minnehaha County
William Kirk
Ronscher Geen
Kirk
Fer Hiabani
Mr. Klein
Minnehaha
Boss
Bohacker
Thomais H. Hicks
Milbank
South Dakota
Smith
Hitchell
United States Enywriment
Graham
Bouacker Farm
Filska
Dr. Graham’s
Pr Hicks
Smith Jeff
William Kine
Bonacker
Charlies Nelson Fa
Aoman
Rime Mercantil Company
Dell Rapids
Bell Rapids
Chicago
Milwalkes Raiload Company
Kent
Iux Falls
Milwaukee
Warront
Shevlif Nelson
Nelson
Rime
State Assessment Board reports 2 million rise in valuations
The board shows assessed valuation at $227,718, with gains led by real estate. Gold and silver ware, watches, jewelry, and bank deposits contribute to the totals. Increases over last year align with county auditor figures, while notable local notes include a chicken-bone graft remedy and bond votes for municipal waterworks. Also lists several county fairs and expositions across the region.
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Plerre
At- Seasmimnt Board
Ofa
Dillon
Ballot reforms and forest notes in the era issue
The page discusses ballot layout reforms for upcoming referendums to reduce voter error, noting six laws on the ballot and full military code printing. It reports on Black Hills reforestation using seed sowing, and observations on pine trees' resilience after fires. It mentions Indigenous education by missionary-led schools and local political finance scrutiny alongside treasury updates.
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Cam Bo
Elanas
Stwell
Acoss
Farmers buy Shanard Elevator at White Lake
The newly formed farmers' elevator company agrees to purchase the Shanard elevator for $5,000. The machine is among the region's most modern tiers, and the buyers plan immediate purchases of additional shipping equipment to expand operations.
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White Lake
Firat
Farmers’ Ater Company
Wen
Areck Marbles
Mount Pentelicus
Athens
Pentelikon
Forest lands dispute delays forest reserve exchanges
Reports show a dispute over lands in the Black Hill forest reserve delaying the surrender and exchange contracts for school sections. Commissioner Dokken and Kaylog push the movement while Governor Vesey and others seek a pace that completes the rupster before winter amid political tension. A backlash against Roosevelt and expectations of regional reaction shape the debate.
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Black Hille
Itu
Kaylog
Iq Mat
Feders
Dlay
Vesey
Ueinte Sinfior Nokken
Minnehaha County Seeks State Hospital Care Reimbursement
Minnehaha County sues the estate of Annie C Phillips to recover about 1680 dollars for care and keeping of Arma C Phillips at the state hospital near Yankton from 1898 to 1905. The county claims quarterly settlements with the state are final and seeks ruling on collection from Phillips estate share.
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Minnehaha
Caro
Pallesate
Danforth
Phillipa
Arma C. Phillips
Hate Phillips
Bon Dakota Star- Hospital
Insi
Yankton
Dyson
Annie C. Philips
Taylor
Vyron Wan
Phillips
Ler Mowers
Miss Phillips
Parenthood
Pat P
Homesteads Open On Dakotas Coal Lands
About one million acres of coal lands in the Dakotas have been opened for homestead settlement under a new congressional act. Surface rights are open to settlers while United States ownership remains on the coal and mining rights. A Washington conference will coordinate actions between the General Land Office and the Forest Service to settle claims within national forests. Delegation leaders include James M. Sheridan D D Bronenn and R W Williams Jr.
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Uncle Sam
Pierre
Dakotay
Peealdent Taft
United States
General Land Office
Forest Service
National Forests
Jeterion
Washington
James M. Sheridan
Chi
Genera Land Office
D. D. Bronenn
The
R. W. Willams, Jr
Pallalar
Department of Xericattiyre
Dewn
Auch
Miner Loses Eyes in Premature Explosion at How Lake
A miner named Jouste suffered the loss of both eyes and an elbow injury after a premature explosion at the 1,000 foot level of How Lake. The mine inspector Treweek offered an opinion that Jouste caused the blast by tamping with a teal drill rather than wooden tamping.
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Treweek
Grand Army Encampment Dates Set for South Dakota
The Grand Army Encampment Brookings headquarters will close at Selby by September 16 to move to Atlas City and receive the South Dakota delegation September 14. The official train with delegates leaves Aberdeen September 18 morning.
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Grand Army
Brookings
Department of the GA
South Dakota
Selby
Atlas City
N. 1
Aberdeen
Homesteader Narrow Escape Near Hermosa
Miss Stacy, a well known young homesteader near Hermosa, suffered a thrilling scare when a buggy overturned on rising ground. Her clothing tore and she was badly bruised but survived the incident, escaping potential death.
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Hermosa
Risinaway
Stacy
Marble and Granite Mining Through Time and Trade
The article reviews marble and granite as timeless building materials detailing global sources from Italy to Greece and the United States. It explains mineral composition, durability, and color variation, cites Georgia marble’s prominence, and describes quarrying methods including wire sawing and channeling.
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Italy
France
Belgium
Norway
Sweden
America
British Isles
Tyrol
Sardinia
North America
Georgia
United States
Minnesota
Pickens County
Rhone Island
Carnegie Public Library
Auanta
Corcoran Art Gallery
Washington
Southern Marble Company
Mount Pentelicus
Paros
Cotrol
Cipolline
Skyros
Toe
Rosso Antico
Brent
G. F. Bodley
R. A
London
Marmor
Greece
Aberdeenshire
Rubinlaw
Kemnay
United Kingdom
Rubislaw
Census of the Heathen Reveals Global Mission Reach
The report lists unreached populations by region including Asia 42 million Africa 70 million Arabia 3 million Syria 550000 and more. It cites 788 Protestant societies at work abroad with annual contributions of 26.25 million dollars. Missionaries reach 19,280 individuals with 92,918 native teachers and 6.281 million baptized believers.
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Asia
Africa
Arabia
Syria
Atnwide
Sumatra
Madura
Bali
Lombok Islands
Christian Herald
And He Knew Her
Dialogue centers on a wife planning a long travel period in Europe with a husband debating a potential cost of about a thousand dollars. The exchange explores value and sacrifice in travel plans.
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Hwrope
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Farmer and Son Victims
Cette
Hus
Uity
Filho
Cekel
Hiney
Mathese
Toy
Mr. Bojach
Honapker
Tne
Pco
Sh Honavker
Fonrebo
Charles Andres
Andrea
Trova Hixton
Verni- Hon
Hot Springs
Walker
Belle Fourche
Chirk Tounty
Spink County
Redfield
Sedan
Secy
Hitchinson
Tripp
Henry Klatt
Hand
Miller
C. F Stegeman
Custer
Fall River County
Buffalo Gap
Lincoln
Hamline
Huron
Stoux City
Mitchell Corn Palace
Mitchell
D. Corn and Grain | Association
Alfright
Gaurlon
Doane Roninson
Astor
Jon
Maetlig
Black Hills
James Holding
Mr. Engle
Santee
Neb
Alfred Riggs
Minnesota Mieionary
Minnesota Lancey
Theman
Styrets
McMahon
Treasury
Veasay
Roosevelt
Giusti Ee
Sofie
SihUe Hans Co
South Ka Kola
Homesteader Safe
Homesteader
Aidan
Magee Guapry
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