Subscription One Dollar A Year In Advance
An old newspaper notice announces a subscription rate of one dollar per year paid in advance. The notice appears in a December 17 1909 issue dated Friday.
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Newspaper
The Kadoka Press
Location
Kadoka, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1909
Page
5
An old newspaper notice announces a subscription rate of one dollar per year paid in advance. The notice appears in a December 17 1909 issue dated Friday.
County Game Warden C. E. Coyne announces resident hunter licenses issued through Kadoka State Bank. Applicants may obtain the application blank and pay the required fees at the bank.
Kimball Graphic notes Lufkin Daily News plans placing prominent local men in charge for a day to comment on affairs and suggest improvements. The piece argues many would not risk the job, fearing offense or loss of business, and ends with a quip about cream prices.
Reverend Mason forgot the day of the week and misread the calendar. He hunted rabbits, returned with two cottontails, and later found the stores closed. The morning service was left empty while he conducted the evening meeting after realizing his error.
Presbyterian Church led by Rev D C Brown holds services Sunday at 4:30 p.m. and 7:30 p.m with prayer Thursday at 7:30 and Sunday School at 11:30. Methodist Episcopal Church led by Rev D C Weesner holds service at the School House Sunday at 10:30 and Sunday School at 11:30 a.m.
In Rapid City, a protest case Beulah Peterson versus Arthur Wright drew laughter as attorney F D Bangs argued fiercely. A box of matches in Bangs' coat ignited, burning part of his attire before clerks and colleagues helped extinguish the flames. The cause remains uncertain with jokes about a pocket mouse.
Word spread early this morning that Conductor Roy Bixler, stranded when his freight train froze in snow four miles east, walked two miles back to town. Found exhausted and cold, he was cared for by Dr. Kimble and is improving, though shock and frost remain concerns.
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