Washington Week in Review on South Dakota Figures
The Capitol week centers on the Lori Lorimer case with Senator Gamble of South Dakota prominently involved as an investigator. Hines testimony and connections to Aldrich and the Lorimer election spark calls for perjury prosecutions. Discussions include reciprocity with Canada, cattle and Alberta claims, and warnings about railways overpaying the mails. The piece also notes labor leaders Gompers Mitchell Morrison before court and Oklahoma referendum use.
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Settlement OPENING in Mellette County October
Mellette county will open to settlement in October by drawing for filings. About 300000 acres left after Indian selections. 125 claims appraised at 4.75 to 6.00 per acre on best lands. Second grade listed at 2 to 4 per acre. Remaining 200000 acres grazing land, rough, from 0.25 to 2 per acre. Nebraska border area recent rains seen as first class land.
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WHEAT CRazy for Diversified Farming Warns Kohler in South Dakota
Paul Kohler of Milbank told a Minneapolis Journal reporter at the Rogers hotel that South Dakota crops face drought lessons this year. He urged diversified farming, stock retention, and soil rejuvenation with clover, noting 2000 acres of his land with 500 in poor shape and Rob erts and Grant counties showing wheat near 40 percent normal, oats failing, corn good, and pastures fair.
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Leave the Stone in Sight caution for road rocks
A Webster Reporter and Farmer note urges motorists to keep stones out of grain fields by piling them along the roadside where the road is narrow. A road stone is a minor hazard for autos, but stones in fields endanger binders and farming time, effort, and costs.
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Wealthy Miller Man Fights Off Fraud in California
Vne Haberman, a rich Millers resident, narrowly escaped losing about 6000 as a younger woman who courted him in California with her husband absent drained his fortunes. After a Los Angeles court case she surrendered 20000 in securities to recover.
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Runaway Wilson Bros Team Startled Sisseton Street
A Wilson Bros team tied to a hitching post near the Christofersons residence in Sisseton bolted as Mrs. Christoferson exited with a baby. The horses dashed toward Main Street, hit a buggy at Waletich and Plut, damaged a hind wheel, but were stopped shortly after with no injuries or major damage.
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Worth Remembering by Watertown News
A piece of domestic wisdom advises patience with a tired husband, suggesting a neatly served dinner slippers and tea to encourage him to share his thoughts. It warns against early probing which may yield curt monosyllables, and urges readers to note this guidance for future use.
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That's a Fact
A child dispute reveals the bitterness of adoption as one girl dismisses the others claims of real parents while retorting her adoptive status with pride about being chosen. The exchange underscores belonging, kinship, and what children perceive as family ties.
Chautauqua Park Attracts Crowds Despite Tragic Drowning
Special Correspondence from Chautauqua Park notes strong turnout for lectures and music by the Rounds Ladies Orchestra and Dr. Cathell. Miss Norton's domestic science class praised. several local visitors identified. A drowning in Montevideo near the lakefront ends a visitor’s holiday, with body recovered after half an hour. Summer school enrollment reaches about 100 teachers, with ongoing staffing changes. The park remains crowded, and a severe wind storm with hail passes through last night.
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The Case of Old Man Bridges
The Aberdeen News questions sympathy for Stephen Bridges father of Mildred Bridges in the See case. It argues parental responsibility, not youth, drives trouble and urges punishing parents for their role while showing mercy to children involved in the drama.
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Painful Bottling Accident Injures Sisseton Official
Julius Goodon of the Sisseton Bottling Works suffered a severe eye injury when a bottle cap flew off after filling a bottle. The object struck his right eye, knocked him to the floor, causing a badly cut eyeball and profuse bleeding. Dr Sverre treated the wound, delaying his return to work for days.
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For Sale Family driving outfit with parts
For Sale a family driving outfit including harnesses and two saddles. Contact E. M. Batson at the Racket Stone for details.
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Correspondents Wanted in Roberts County for The Standard
The Standard seeks a correspondent in Roberts County offering an 80 cash prize. Write for particulars and join the newspaper team.
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