Through a Woman's Heart Chapter IV continues
Stephen Ruben compels Olive away from a murder scene and hides her with a plan to keep the tragedy secret. He wrestles fear, analyzes danger, and takes decisive action as a blind organist nears. Olive drifts in fevered sleep while Stephen seals the night with resolve to protect her from the truth.
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Dolly
Mough
Stephen
Wbuken
Stephen Ruben
Olive
Comal
Philip Hume
Cross Ways
Stephen Tilthen
Shane
Stephen Bates
Armechair
Tilda
Nate
Bank of England
Rafe
Discount Mindset Shifts Chicago Railroad Cash Flow
A sales manager recalls pressuring a Chicago railroad to pay promptly by offering a tiny cash discount. The firm settled on a quarter of a percent for ten days. The railroad began paying earlier, chasing the discount. The manager refused higher offers, noting the thin margin and risk of seeming too eager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Careful talk on duty sparks playful exchange
A satirist quips that to mission in fire is to place the office cap on others. A friend warns to be careful, yet adds you won’t catch cold, in a light exchange about risk and responsibility.
South Dakota Corn Growers Meet At Sioux Falls
The South Dakota Corn Growers and Breeders Association plans a relocation meeting in Sioux Falls from June 21 to 24. The event features sweepstakes prizes including corn prizes, planters, grinding mills, and other agricultural equipment valued up to $110, with multiple districts offering best ten ears of corn and various classes and divisions across central northern and southern districts.
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South Dakota
Sioux Falls
Yell
Gund
South Pakota
South Makota
Mackhawk
M. Sachler Carriage Company
Moling
Nora Springs Manufacturing Co
Nora Springu
Lows
Central District
Sandwich Manufacturing Co
Council Bluffs
Iowa
van Brunt Co
S. D
Coyote Visitors Frighten Newlywed Bride Near Miller
Northeast of Miller a new wave of wolves and coyotes roams the timber, the first sightings in years. A Dakota husband said the pack arrived after winter, howling loudly, spooking the bride who had prepared a feast for them. The animals ate the baked goods but she refused further hospitality after a second, louder display.
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Miller
Dome Birge
Pratre
Allotment Work Ends for Cheyenne Reservation Wintering in Pierre
Reservation work on the Cheyenne River Indian Reservation ends for winter as Allotting Agent Deets and crew arrive at Pierre. Deets will maintain an office for the season and plats completed this year will be sold. Geological efforts halt until spring. civil service reforms place allotment and irrigation under government leadership with Deets as Northwest superintendent based in Pierre. The state has sold remaining east of the Missouri River lands in Hyde Potter and Faulk counties totaling 4 846 acres for about 30 000 to the building fund.
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Wil
Cheyenne River Indian Reservation
Deets
Pierre
Civil Service
Northwest
Missouri River
Wanik
Hyde
Potter
Hyde County
Faulk
Wheeler farmer nets 12000 bushels grain with two men
G. W. Wilkins of Wheeler, aided by a single helper, harvested 12000 bushels of grain this year. He sold 6000 bushels of corn at 45 cents per bushel, and his group expects about 5200 dollars in profit.
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G. W. Wilkins
Wheeler
Tragedy at Baltic Shaft House No 2 in Houghton
William Rowe aged nineteen employed in Baltic shaft house No 2 at Houghton Michigan slipped while replacing an electric light globe and fell twenty feet. He was instantly killed with a broken neck.
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William Rowe
Baltic
Houghton, Mich
Wolf Bagged by Hounds Near Pierre
A black wolf was pursued and killed by x. W. Lumley near the county line northwest of Pierre. The quarry ran, with only a white spot on its breast noted, described as a rare animal in the report.
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X. W. Lumley
Pierre
Substitutes for Beer Barred From Prohibition Towns
In Mitchell circuit court a case on selling substitutes for beer like lugerine treemo and malt foam ended with a guilty verdict for Jacob Bujer. Chemical tests by Prof. A E Koch showed freeme as brewed malt with .86 percent alcohol and malt foam with .46 percent. court ruled any brewed or malted liquid is intoxicating under the prohibition statute.
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South Dakota
Cffcuit
Mitchell
Jacob Bujer
Corn Palace
Bujer
A. E. Koch
Freeme
Prof
Koch
Spangler
Preston
Smith
Flowing Wells Rise in Lyman County Water Boom
Lyman county in the Missouri river region gains fame for numerous artesian wells drilled by homesteaders and ranchers. A Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Railway spur spurred settlement, saturating ground and creating water abundance. A well on Edward Bucous’s farm yielded 50 gallons per minute, with deeper drilling boosting flow about 600 percent. Anticipated in twelve months many more small wells will be sunk across the county.
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Lyman County
Missouri River
He County
Chamberlainblack Hills
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Company
Lyman Voulty
Ben Clark
Edward Bucous
McClure
Prisoner Commits Suicide In Deadwood Jail
A jailed man named Lea from Coeman near Sioux Falls attempted self destruction twice before ending his life in Deadwood. He cut his throat with a pocket knife then ripped iron from his cell to fashion a noose and choked himself with a handkerchief. He was about thirty and jailed for drunkenness.
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Lea
Coeman
Sioux Falls
Deadwood
Lee
Woman Sentenced for Manslaughter in Vermillion Killing
Christina Clark received three years and ten months in state prison after a verdict of second degree manslaughter. Judge Smith handed down the sentence for the killing of her former husband in Vermillion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christina Clark
Smith
Vermillion
Sioux Falls
Dakota Mews to Paragraphs in Dakota News Blast
A late Dakota dispatch reports multiple incidents including a Gettysburg house fire with no deaths and partial insurance, a suicide at Sam Jacobson farm near Walondia, and a Hutchinson County fall death. It notes bank formation approval in Gary, thefts at Clark store, fires at Lacy post office area, resignations in Mitchell police, jail escape, and a Sturgis shooting ruling as accidental. The piece closes with church fires in Aberdeen and state mine and mica production figures.
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Jens Haar
Sam Jacobson
Walondia
Ferdinand Golder
Hutchinson County
Bill
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Folka
North Pole
Hilla
Ataira
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Wiles
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Gettysburg
T. M. Antony
First National Bank of
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Sharp & Bedell
Clark
Sebneck & Hillman
EB. J. Lacy
Lacy Postomice
Allison
Hitchcock
Matt Becker
Dartford
Worthington
Minn
Belle Fourche
Tommy Lyons
Lyons
James Keyser
St. Joseph's Court
Catholic Order of Foresters
Watertown
Peter Loakel
St. Paul
Minnesota
J. Hantin
Youkon
Broadway
M. P. ‘Ohlum
James Todd
Ohlman
Henry Bohnsack
Sturgis
Axun
Emerson Eichler
Bohnsack
Eichler
Frank Craig
Gervin
Hooder
Pedro
White Owl
Cheyenne River
C. M. Havens
Viborg
United States
Post Office
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C. W. Havens
E.T. White
Yankton
Aberdeen
First Baptist
Treweek
Crawford
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