Early crops show promise despite wet weather in Newport
G L Russell of Newport, Missouri, noted the week’s damp spell slowed farm work yet crops look healthy. Potatoes prosper, corn remains largely unplanted, and demand for Paris Green rises as pests emerge. warm days could yield good yields. The Ponca Journal comments on saloon presence, noting town trade benefits with or without bars.
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Local Notes from Kadoka Press June 11 1909
Supplement lists 150 acres of corn by G H Decker and 76 acres fertilized and planted by E McCune west of town. G G Skrove visits Farmingdale. new houses planned. Geo Nott becomes city ice man for Inman water business. homes for Rev D S Brown. Marion’s orchard near Ft Pierre shown as best in state with six acres of fruit and grafted grapes. fruit yield prospects strong with expert advice from Marion.
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Vie Wolff
T. M. Shook
Flat Top Butte
M. B. Burnham
Murdo Coyote
Harold Wilson
Wheeler
A.O. Green
Wilson
Charles Mix County
D. 8. Brown
James A. Smith Lumber Co
Marion
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Supreme Court ruling on delinquent subscribers
Plain Talk summarizes a U S Supreme Court decision on periodical subscriptions. It covers renewal by inaction, continued delivery with arrears, responsibility after failure to collect, liability when moving without notice, and presumption of fraud if papers are left unclaimed. It notes that advance payment requires notice to end service.
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Farmers Fist Interests In Our Home Town
A Bonesteel Pilot inspired farmer urges loyalty to home dealers to boost local prosperity. He cites money leaving Gregory county to catalogue houses and argues tax, charity, and public good return to the community when spending stays local. The Chamberlain Democrat echoes the call for supporting home businesses.
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Weather Observations May and June 1909 Readings
Records show May 1909 total precipitation 3.50 inches and the week ending June 9 1909 measured 1.28 inches. Rev D. Brown listed as Voluntary Observer for the month of May.
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Kadoka School District Funds To Pay Warrants
Kadoka Independent School District notes money in treasury to pay warrants 7 8 15 15 and 17 with no interest after ten days from May 27 1909. Dated October 27 1909. W C Meyer treasurer Kadoka South Dakota.
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W. C. Meyer
Kadoka
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