Celebrate Fourth at Scotland on Saturday
The piece notes the Fourth celebration at Scotland on Saturday July 3. It includes June state school fund apportionment at 280,097 dollars, per child 4.27 dollars, and an uptick of 21,689. It also covers tax revenue declines, the Leo M Frank commutation to life, a Supreme Court allowance of 50 dollars monthly for court expense, and a dramatic WWI era local battle tale and film at the Lyric.
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Supreme Court
Suprem Court
Barton Bailey World Celebrates Daring Czar's Cossacks Show
Barton and Bailey present the famous acts including Russia's Czar's Cossacks. The performers will appear both afternoon and night on Monday June 28. Ady notes the ensemble as the greatest and most expensive feature acts known.
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Barton & Bailey
Russia
Ady
Krell Named Official Watch Inspector and Local Real Estate News
J J Krell was appointed official watch inspector for the I D division of the Omaha St Paul RR. Uncle Clark left for Missouri with friends and relatives. John H Steckley bought the old Hamburger farm four miles north and plans to reside there. Francis Rounds of Newell S D visited old friends in Tyndall and recalled boyhood days. He works in farming and stock raising in western South Dakota and looks to a bright regional future.
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J.J. Krell
L. A
Hol. Krause
John H. Steckly
Hamburger
Mr. Steckley
Francis Rounds
Newell
Tyndall
Maorhood
Local machine shop changes hands in town
Mrs. Guy Brown visited the M. EK McCormick home for several days last week. H M Bucholz, longtime local machinery dealer, sold his interests to C J Kishlbauch. Kishlbauch then formed Serr & Kiehlbauch with A G Serr to run the machine business in our city. Success to the new firm.
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Guy Brown
M. Ek, McCormick
H.M. Bucholz
C. J. Kishlbauch
A. G. Serr
Serr & Kiehlbauch
Tripp Ledger News and Local Business Notes
Miss Naomi Stippich of Scotland and Miss Ida Buettell of Menno visit Stark Ladies in the Princess Cafe. Hoellworth Bros build two houses in Scotland. Jos Burchardt helps in lathing new homes. Clair K. Kintz graduates from law studies with honors and joins his father’s firm. A Springfield Times reader praises war news as Germans take Perma. The June rise threatens the Old Muddy with rising water and driftwood. snagging crews report good hauls. John Hellwig sells 69 dollars of wool from one dollar sheep head. G L Rice from Capital township reports a fine corn stand but small for the season. he owns a 200-sora farm at McCluskey, N D, with over 18 percent rent last year.
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Naomi Stippich
Scotland
Misa Ida Buettell
Menno
Stark
Hoellworth Bros
Tripp
Jos. Burchardt
Clair K. Kintz
Mr. Kintz
John Hellwig
G. L. Rice
Capital Township
Morday
Mc.Cluskey
N. D
Suits and Accessories Sold in Multiple Styles
The listing advertises suits in many styles with a two piece set priced at 17.00 and suits at 15.00. Hats or caps are offered to match the outfits.
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Treasury Department
Internal Revenue
Sinton
Georgia
Leo M. Frank
Frank
Cameron Dam
Dietz
John F. Dietz
Big Lumber Company
Wisconsin
Lumber
John Dietz
Mr. Dietz
Clarence Dietz
Cameron Daim
MAZDA
Chas. A. Robinson
Ney
Gates
The
Tyndall Tribune
Tyndall Keister
G. D. Brock, Prop
James Rezek
Tripp Ledger
Springfield Times
Hutchinson Herald
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