Love Across Old Ties In A Town Drama
In a crowded waiting room a tired Laura bonds with Dr. Frank Varney now wooing Kate Howard. He confesses he may marry Kate but hopes Laura will accept his plan to return to love. Laura gently aids his choice and he marries Laura, while Kate later muses on the outcome.
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Andy
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Laura Arnold
Young
Frank
Nana
Corgain
Mornie
Dr. Varney
Kate Howard
Kingston
Long Branch
Mr. Howard
Kate
Miss Howard
Miss
Kate “Howard
Ating
Wonderful Mirages Over Da Kota and Nearby
The Sully County Watchman notes frequent atmospheric mirages in fall and winter around Da kota. Distorted views of the Missouri River rise behind hills while distant objects and even towns are seen through field glasses, explained by refraction between denser air near the ground and a cooler upper layer.
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Dakota
Missouri River
Clifton House Field Glass
Pe Sioux Ryation
M.M. Kenny
Clifton
Earth
Sully
Economy in Fuel Sparks Home Heating Idea
E H Clark of Hanson county devised a heat saving system after a pon fire. He built a brick furnace in a cellar with a hot air chamber feeding living rooms by registers. The hay or buckwheat straw fired unit keeps a house frost free for a week, with a small load burning two hours to heat rooms gradually. A feed steamer at five dollars completes the setup.
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E. H. Clark
Hanson County
Clark
Capital
Dakota
Mitchell Capital
Dakota’s Rise as a Great Land of Resources and People
An editorial praising Dakota as the nation’s foremost land for agriculture industry and health, noting 156000 square miles and growth from 15000 to 460000 residents in ten years, with emigration flowing in and future wealth forecast.
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Dakota
Mortgage Grates and Mortgages in Wheat Crop History
A historical note on a unique crop mortgage system in a Territory where farmers mortgaged entire wheat crops at sowing. The piece recounts how mortgages accompany the crop from seed to storage, influencing grading and delivery, with a San ora elevator case illustrating mortgage pressure on the farmer's grain grade.
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Noy
United States
Sanora
Temperance in Our Schools and Public Life
G R Sims notes a temperance crusade in the London Daily News. He argues liquor fuels crime and insanity, urges schoolteachers to educate on alcohol, and highlights the social ruin seen in homes, streets, and pubs with vivid scenes of drunken poverty and its toll on families.
London Gin Palaces and Slum Earnings Question
The article analyzes a social issue stating that over a quarter of slum residents’ earnings go to public houses and gin palaces. It references districts studied and data presented in a previous issue, with observation focused on a Saturday night scene near a main thoroughfare.
Lands for Dakota Forestry School Bill Introduced
Delegate Raymond presented a bill to grant 400 sections of public land to the Dakota Territory to establish a forestry school. Lands to be sold at appraised value with deeds issued after planting twelve acres of timber per quarter-section for eight years. Funds invested in U.S. bonds, with interest used for operations once a $200,000 principal is reached. a Dakota forestry board, advised by the Governor, will manage.
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Dakota
Rer
Ereey
Gee Cory Ry
Forestry Commissioners
United States
State of
Matuiar Diet School of Forestry
Tal Forestry
Ska
Hemel
Trom
Seeda
Uni
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