Benedicts Triumph Over Bachelors In Close Baseball Clash
On north Main street a crowded crowd watched the Benedicts and Bachelors play a tight game. Benedicts won 12 to 11 after a see-saw battle with early scoring by Benedicts and late rallies by the Bachelors. Umpire Richards led the calls and a second game is slated for Friday with both sides stronger.
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County Board Hires Expert to Audit County Books
At the last meeting the county commissioners contracted W. L. Gerow of Fort Pierre to audit the books of county officers dating back to 1895. The expert accountant will spend a year examining financial records, earning $175 monthly, with potential extension. The board aims for business practices as careful as private enterprises. News Philip.
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Bounty For Trees Encourages Planting Across State
A new tree bounty law effective July 1 pays farmers 12 dollars per acre for six years planting 1000 trees per acre with at least 300 surviving healthy. The program aims to boost tree crops, timber growth, and state revenue across suitable lands as noted by the Capitol Journal.
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Justice Court Settles Horse Trade Dispute and Cases
In Justice Court last week cases include Zina Hasham versus Sterling Byrnes over a horse trade that ended with horses restored to owners and costs divided. Dr. Newcomer versus Nat Holmes concerns a medical bill with venue change. R T Berry v D P Prouse for horse death damages was dismissed for residence issues and rescheduled for Monday August 9.
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Railroad commission hearings on Wells Fargo Express case
The railroad commission met at city hall on Tuesday to rule on Wells Fargo Express amid a 20 percent rate reduction law. Wells Fargo claimed it was not doing business and thus not subject, while the commission urged conformity or a state tariff to equalize rates. A. K. Ludlow, traffic manager, defended the company’s rates and said a new schedule would be prepared to nearly meet requirements.
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Philip Kadoka dispute sparks county aid debate in Midland
The Western Star criticizes Midland for meddling in Philip and Kadoka quarrels while noting the county deficit limits support for related projects. Also recorded is a taken up livestock notice listing a red steer an American black steer a red heifer and a spotted heifer born this year. owners must prove ownership and pay charges.
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Geo. H. Decker
Reading matter in spaced lines draws praise from printers
The Louisville Herald criticizes the article’s layout calling it spaced lines like typewritten work and labels the piece punk. The editorial states it will be the last time such a style appears in the paper.
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