Patented rubber from bean oil and mirror plan at coronation
The Citizen-Republican notes a new patent for extracting a thick oil from a bean, treating it with nitric acid and heating to vulcanize into rubber for common uses. It also reports a coronation day mirror planned for Westminster Abbey to be used by peers when donning coronets, with rules on coronet wear.
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Rainfall brings hope for crops across Iowa fields
Rock Rapids reports a half inch rain that benefits crops and pastures though not soaking. Spencer notes cooler weather lifting crop prospects. Mitchell cites an inch to an inch and a half rain improving corn, wheat, oats, and flax prospects with early sowing and soil preparation underway by steam rigs turning over prairie for flax.
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REGISTER BURNS DENIES ALL CHARGES INLAND CLAIM
Washington June 13. T B Burns register of the Gregory D land office denies aiding another to protest a claim near Gregory and asks for an investigation. He accuses Silsbee attorneys of corruption and calls them a bunch of vultures in a letter to South Dakota lawmakers.
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Harvest Beging in Sedalia Wheat Market Notice
Sedalia Missouri reports harvest begins today with a focus on the wheat crop. Early activity shows farmers evaluating yields and market demand as local mills prepare to process the harvest.
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Obituary notices from Marshalltown and Douglas county
David T Denmend president of the First National Bank of Marshalltown died unexpectedly at 61. Maria Weldort a noted pioneer of Douglas County died near Armour, aged 74, after a long illness. Both notices honor their contributions and the communities they served.
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Maria Weldort
Douglas County
al Ber i
Vleht Milne
Armour
Dakota festival opens with Dakota history and parade
A large celebration marks the half century anniversary of Dakota territory with Gov. Vesey and Dr. Jayne reconciling past and present. Pioneers, Yankton leaders, and old settlers gather for ceremonies on the campus and Congregational church services. Indians camp near the roundhouse attract crowds as the event blends old and new Dakota heritage.
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Lis Ward
Cooke Put On Trial In Big Four Scandal
In Seapanath Ohio Edgar A. Cooke of UI is indicted for allegedly siphoning 20 000 dollars from the Big Four railroad while employed in the city. The case follows the embezzlement of 643 000 by Charles L. Warriner, now jailed in Ohio. Warriner has been brought to this city for proceedings.
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Stereotypers Meet Opens 10th Annual Convention in Detroit
Detroit June 12 The International Stereotypers and Electrotyper Union of North America opened its 10th annual convention in Detroit with attendees from across the country gathering for meetings and judging. The event marks a nationwide gathering of union members in the typography and electrotyping trades.
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Homestead rights restored for pre February 3 1911 relinquishments
A South Dakota report explains a 1911 act allowing renewed homestead entries for those who relinquished or abandoned filings prior to February 3 1911. The law applies to cases with no fraud and requires corroborated showing of facts. It does not grant new privileges to post date actions.
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J. W . Witten
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Heavy Rain and Heat Help Crops and Wires
A heavy rain last night refreshed crops across the region and cooled extreme heat. Strong winds damaged some wires, roofs, and small structures. two men collapsed from sunstroke near Yankton.
Slipping Bank Lets Auto Into Jim River Tragedy Near Letcher
A fatal drowning occurred in the Jim River at Letcher Water yesterday afternoon when a car veered off a steep bank. Dr. Loughead and James Clark died after the earth gave way and plunged the vehicle into the river. Two boys with them summoned help. the bodies were recovered and taken to Letcher.
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Letcher
Graduation Day At Yankton High Feeds Record Class
Twenty four graduates at Yankton High School exercises Friday night set a school record for size. Dr L B Wickersham delivered the commencement address as the largest class yet, with many boys among the 24 graduates. names of graduates include Liwsa Eston Edy Dealy Everett Tripp Steven Tobin Adella Kundert Karl Moon and others. Hugh Gamble of Yankton S D was chosen captain of the 1912 University of Michigan track team, a notable Michigan honor announced at Ann Arbor.
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Norbert Brennan
Shorwein Olson
Catherine Frick
Marjorie Frick
Eileen Walsh
Lulu Washburn
Ruth Egerton
Susie Willis
Margerth Mattlsen
Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan
Hugh §. Gamble
Junilor Law
M Yankton
Milwaukee to Spend 200000 on Aberdeen Depot and Engine House
Aberdeen June 12 J J Gite lick division superintendent of the Milwaukee St. Paul railroad announced plans for a new plumenger etalon freight depot and engine mouive to be built this summer replacing winter-destroyed structures. Construction to start within 16 days with about 200000 expended.
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Dakota state news roundup recalls July plans and local odds
Local items list events across South Dakota towns. Commercial clubs in Presho Sioux Falls meetings. Springfield Mines notes age of paper. Carthage field day June 7 with bands. Hawley to Annapolis grad returns from leave. Howard Fourth of July slated with Indiana band. Presho races and ball game. committee raised over 500. Canova autos per 11 residents. Millbank church construction 35000. Faith new pastor Rev David Bush. Trouqo is school bond vote 13000. Hot Springs hunter injured by pistol blast. Willow Lakes celebrates 50th anniversary. Wolsey Fourth planned. Madison fatal sheller accident. Vermillion gun club new officers. Colome rail extension near Winner. Vermillion LL D for Rev Edward Ashley. Bridgewater Old Settlers picnic June 10. Miller camp 25 people with double wedding. Pierre printing contracts awarded. Chamberlain dedicates city hall with sports and ceremonies. Hermosa fire destroys several buildings. Pierre emigration commissioner selection soon. Miller horses stolen. Aberdeen Daily News chosen for city commission pages.
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