Wyoming coal adds fire risk to bins this winter
Reports from nearby towns warn that Wyoming coal stored in damp bins poses spontaneous combustion danger. Fires struck in Tyndall Wagner and Tabor areas, with dealers increasing caution amid eastern coal shortages. The piece also discusses League of Nations views and local election items from Bon Homme County.
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Wyoming
Tyndall
Tyndall Hardware Co
Wagner
Tabor
T. V. Ptak
Republican rally speakers discuss home issues and farming
Mr. Needom of Kadoka and Mrs. Paul Rewman of Deadwood spoke at a republican rally. Rewman stressed home and economic welfare amid high living costs and government misjudgment. Needom, a farmer, cited dairy and sheep concerns and contrasted North Dakota and state policies with non-partisan league impacts.
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Needom
Kadoka
Paul Rewman
Deadwood
Rewman
New Zealand
Australia
League
North Dakota
Thia State
The Ticket for Representatives and County Officials
A historic ballot urging Bon Homme voters to elect Franklin Bussey and H H Koehn for farming interests. It endorses Bixby for Treasurer and Byers for Auditor, touts Tuinstra for Sheriff, Glasner for Clerk of Courts, Lillian S Cooper for County Superintendent, C C Puckett for States Attorney, Meighen for County Judge, Herm Klima for Coroner, and David Hubregtse for County Assessor, aligning with Republican County Committee.
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Bon Homme Coui
Bon Homme County
Byers
D. A. Tuinstra
Dick Tuinstra
Dick Tuinetta
Jack B. Glasner
J. A. Wagner
Matt McCormick
Stanley Kramar
WM. Glynn
O. E. Plumb
Register of Deeds
L. A. Steely
James Kirk
R. V. Fletcher
L. W. Leighton
M. A. Weller
B. C. Foster
Frank Glynn
Chastka Purchases Half Interest in Chastka Bros Farm
Joseph Chastka closes a deal with T Y Ptak making him owner of a half interest in the Chastka Brothers farm near Tabor. Mrs Caroline Post learns her sister in law Mrs Frank Post of Fairmont Minnesota has died. Night fire destroys barn on A G Serr farm. goods lost include harness machinery hay and oats. Fire suspected to have started from spontaneous combustion after green hay storage. Loss estimated around 1,000 dollars.
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League of Nations
America
Uber
League
World Council
Universal Brotherhood
Joseph Chastka
T. Y. Ptak
Chastka
Caroline Post
Frank Post
Fairmont, Minn
Post
Tyndall
A. G. Serr
Alex Gretschann
Serr
Mies la Berry Visits Scotland City Residents
Fire destroys the Chas Bohac barn on Wednesday at about 1 am after a mysterious blaze that reduced the structure to ashes. Mrs L F Chladek and Mrs R V Fletcher left for Yankton to bid farewell to Mr and Mrs Louis Chladek, who depart for their winter home in St Petersburg Florida. Their daughter Florence left on September 1 to join them for the school opening.
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Mies [la Berry
Scotland
Chas
Bohac
L. F. Chladek
R. V. Fletcher
Yankton
Bing
Louis Chladek
St. Petersburg
Fla
Florence
Livestock Sale Notes from Scotland Improved Live Stock Assoc
Poland China cat alogs issued for the Improved Live Stock Association at Scotland with sale set for November 4. Bordewyk Bros. and Michel schedule October 30 sale. Boys' Pig Club sale in pavilion November 18 featuring 10 Duroc boars and gilts 11 Poland China boars and gilts and 5 Chester White boars gilts and sows. Young breeders present pedigreed animals promising strong market offerings.
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Poland
Live Stock Association
Scotland
Bordewyk Bros
Michel
Boys’ Pig Club
Chester
Springfield Times
Burglary at G Doering & Sons Mercantile Store
Burglars broke into the G Doering and Sons general mercantile store on Thursday night and escaped with 150 in currency 250 in checks and a bundle of valuable papers. Bloodhounds could not trace the culprits beyond the railroad yard. Entry gained by removing part of two doors.
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Tripp
G. Doering & Sons General Mercantile
Public opinion split over government operation of business
Washington reports a national poll of more than 5,000 newspaper editors showing 86 percent oppose government operation of businesses competing with citizens. Leaders see it as a key campaign issue and note similar patterns to last year’s railroad takeovers, with party lines largely irrelevant.
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Michigan
Massachusetts
Nevada
Connecticut
South Carolina
Maine
West Virginia
Kentucky
New York
Missouri
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Oklahoma
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