Fire damages Burnett music gallery in Tyndall
The Burnett photograph gallery and music store in Tyndall was nearly destroyed by fire last Sunday night. Three pianos four organs and several sewing machines were inside and all destroyed. The paper notes the state school fund will apportion 2.34 per pupil this year totaling 825012, up 520000 from last year, and comments on insurance settlements with San Francisco fire victims.
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B. W. Burnett
Tyndall
Epworth League Assembly to Fold Sixth Session at Catan
Avon Clarion reports Little Preddis Burbeck was seriously hurt last Tuesday while playing on steps when a dynamite cap exploded. he may lose sight in his right eye. District Managers sought to post signs and distribute samples with salary offers. Also notes the International Harvester Co. antitrust suit dropped with a $10,000 per case fine and Bears Roebuck & Co. filing New York incorporation for a $40 million rubber company. Parker News recalls W A Williams visiting in South Dakota and planning to settle in Santa Diego after California return.
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International Harvester Co
Arkansas
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California
Corning men bound over in 1887 lynching case
George and Charles Bickford, noted Corning residents, are bound over on charges tied to a lynching dating back to 1887. The widow of the victim says detectives have quietly built a case and claims solid evidence against the accused.
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George
Charles Bickford
Corning
Death and Bonds In Local Notes
A testimonial proclaims Bucklen's Arnica Salve cures severe neck sores and other injuries, with 25¢ at Rh Russell & Co. State bonds worth 25000 were accepted for early payment, reducing state indebtedness to 212000 though holders delay until due.
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Chas, Dewald
Rensselaersville
N. Y
Seth Bureh
Rh. W. Russell & Co
Electric Bitters Promised Cure Amid Contagion Claims
A Bennettsville South Carolina resident touts Electric Bitters as a remedy for dyspepsia chronic liver torpor and other ailments. The ad claims the medicine cures fever chills malaria biliousness and kidney and bladder troubles and is sold with a guarantee for 50 cents by Rh W Russell Drug Co.
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India
A. Brown
Bennettsville
S.C
Rh. W. Russell
GoACT Arm as State Encampment Chooses New Commander
The GoACT state encampment in Yankton plans to select a new department commander. Three candidates are in contention: Capt Gen. W. Ludlow of Sioux Falls, Judge Hint DeLong of Canton, and Gen. HW. I. Lowthian of Milbank.
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W. BR
G. Net
Yankton
Gen
W. Ludlow
Sioux Falls
Judge Hint, DeLong
Canton
HW. 1
Lowthian
Milbank
Fragmented Read on Van Influences and Animal Welfare
The text presents a tangled excerpt describing Van influence and human-animal relationships, mentioning disease, harmony with nature, and protective dairy practices. It references figures like Chrattie and Le the bin family, and touches on housing, cleanliness, and intent within a mystifying historical context.
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Intentious
Loudon
Solitude offers relief from sickness and weariness
The quote contrasts solitude and company, noting that solitude soothes illness and loneliness, while the truly miserable person is one who cannot use this time. Seneca emphasizes balance between needed silence and social interaction for well being.
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Seneca
Fragmentary gossip at counter tiles with bemused shoppers
A blond woman at the ribbon counter jokes about a new sidleskidy and its teeth while a brunette, who occasionally sells handkerchiefs, notes the subject’s complaints that she has not had a chance to sit down all day.
Republican Platforms of South Dakota Prop Up Federal Policy
The document outlines Republican ideals including support for the national prosperity, opposition to monopolies, praise for Washington and Lincoln, approval of railroad regulation and tariff adjustments, and calls for reforms. It favors abolishing free passes, lobbying regulation, direct primary elections, direct Senate elections, and prohibiting corporate political contributions. It also argues for removing public service corporations from politics while supporting their economic role.
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