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Newspaper
The Kadoka Press
Location
Kadoka, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1910
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR mentions a wind event affecting a dwelling with unroofed houses and displaced occupants. Details are garbled, but the text implies damage and potential injuries from a storm or structural incident.
Fragmented text appears to reference a prince or princely event at a college graduation. Names and details are unclear, but mentions trustees faculty and a rector. No coherent event or outcome can be determined from the legible fragments.
The undersigned assumes full charge of the Press office after purchasing half of Mr. Durkee’s stake. The new owner pledges to maintain the paper’s high standard, avoid grand promises, and thank patrons for their support while seeking continued cooperation to keep the Press “The Best in the West.”
The notice urges voters to participate in the Tuesday June 7 primary. It names Geo Porch Kadoka for Sheriff, Burke and Martin as South Dakota representatives, Byron L. Clow seeking renomination as Stan ley County treasurer, and C L Millette as Republican representative. It highlights precinct 56 and schoolhouse polling, emphasizes honest campaigns and conservative business leadership, and urges support for qualified candidates.
Presbyterian church announces preaching at 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m Thursday services and Sunday School at 11 20. Methodist church lists regular Sunday sermons at 10 30 a m and 8 00 p m at Woodman Hall with Sunday School at 11 39.
The piece attacks Dr Lavery and C L Millette as seasoned political schemers in Stanley County. It portrays Lavery as a physician turned organizer with a history of devious tactics and wire pulling, and predicts that voters will decisively end his bid for the state legislature on June 7, 1910.
C W Young bought a corn planter last week and visited with his family. Frank Young was a business visitor at Powell on Monday. Joe Driver of Kadoka and his mother visited Sunday. Chas Sigler called at the Levert Benning home Sunday. L C Smith of Kadoka visited family over Sunday. Peter Larson called at Ed Collins home last week. Gusted family were guests at Peter Larson's Sunday. C W Young and family visited Orville Leffingwell Sunday. Wm Weinrich returned from Canada Sunday remarking on its merits. Local youths attended a dance at Powell Friday night.
A series of 1910 notices by local figures announcing candidacy for sheriff coroner treasurer and state senator in Stanley County South Dakota. Names include Hayes E Coyne George Porch Clifford Winter Enxocy McKay and John G Bartine with appeals to Republican voters and notes on primaries June 7 1910 and district concerns like redistricting and fair rates.
Stanley County General Fund warrants are called for payment up to and including Register Number 7625. Byron L. Clow, Treasurer, Stanley County. F. E. Reidinger Land Agency deals in all kinds of real estate. Call in.
A liberal reward is posted for estrays and cattle bearing the brand CG with A. Craven and Weta listed as contacts. Details mention the reward and the official branding marks to identify animals.
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