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Newspaper
The Kadoka Press
Location
Kadoka, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1909
Page
6
Newport Missouri visitor reports wet week delaying farm work. corn unplanted remains substantial though crops look healthy with warmth to finish. Potatoes thrive and Paris Green in demand as pest pressure rises. A Ponca Journal note questions saloon impact on local trade, praising steady commerce and urging honest, value-minded shoppers.
Supplement from Kadoka shows 150 acres of corn planted by Pons G Hl Decker and 76 acres cultivated by E McCune west of town. New houses planned, ice business run by Geo Nott for G G Inman, and T M Shook moving a house to Flat Top Butte claim. Marion's orchard described as a six acre bloom sight with grapes, promising heavy fruit yield. Mr. Marion shares experience for future orchardists.
A continued fragment lists individuals with dates and sums, including Harwood 01 27 12 4 0 and Hitchcock 1892 2 50, Hogan entries, and multiple hoes of ranges. The entry ends with Attest: Chas. M. Price, Auditor.
Summary of a Plain Talk piece outlining six points from a Supreme Court decision on delinquent subscribers. It covers renewal by inaction, continued delivery for arrears, responsibility if not collecting or discontinuing, liability when moving without notice, fraud implications for unclaimed papers, and the need to notify publishers at end of term or upon payment.
A Chamberlain Democrat letter argues farmers should support home merchants to boost local prosperity. It cites a Bonesteel Pilot article noting $500 weekly outflow to catalogue houses from Gregory county and urges loyalty to home dealers to strengthen tax base and community growth.
May 1909 totals show 3.50 inches collected by Rev D. O. Brown voluntary observer for Kadoka. For the week ending June 9 rainfall measured at 1.28 inches.
Notice to holders of warrants No 7 8 13 15 and 17 of Kadoka Independent School District that money is in the district treasury to pay warrants 7 8 15 15 and 17 and that they will bear no interest after ten days from May 27 1909. Dated May 27 1909. Meyer Treasurer Kadoka South Dakota
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