Kadoka Press Celebrates Six Months Of Publication
The Kadoka Press marks six months of operation with growing business and community support. The Midland Mail laments the defeat of Scotty Brown and criticizes the Meers Sun for false accusations, noting treachery by allies who failed him and predicting consequences for the backstabbers.
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Kadoka Press
Philip
Scotty Brown
Midland Mail
Stanley County
Stanley
Lyman_ counties
Meers Sun
Pierre
Brown
Scotty
WETA NEWS ITEMS and Local Happenings
Weather turns cold after pleasant spell. A teacher is sought to lead the school. Maggie Gatchel visits her sisters. Mrs. W F Eggers returns from Avon after a two week stay. Ed Freemore sells coal and orders more. Gatchel visits with daughters Mesdames Smith and Davis. Mrs M L Weed tours the area for schools. Prof and Mrs Nellis welcome a 9 pound boy born Tuesday. Nellis absent early this week but returns Thursday.
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Maggie Gatchel
W. F. Eggers
Avon
Mrs. Nellis
Slowness of Returns From South Dakota Elections
South Dakota election returns are delayed due to precincts sealing results and county auditors receiving only verbal tallies. The Argus Leader urges a law requiring police-style returns to speed official counts, benefiting candidates and newspapers. It also urges farmers to save seed corn, advising careful curing and storage to ensure good germination and supply for next seasons.
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Union
South Dakota
Taftor Vessey
Minnehaha
Argus
The
Dakotas
Sheriff Cleared in Kennebec Horse Thief Inquest
An inquest at Kennebec last Friday cleared Sheriff Sam Sheldon of blame in a horse theft case. The surviving horse refuses to reveal the thief's partner or both names, claiming the dead man came from a good family and would not disclose identities. The horses’ owner, a Dallas visitor, returned home with his stock.
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Kennebec
Sam Sheldon
Dallas
Presho
Build Up This Country Letter Appeal by Railroad Immigrant Agent
The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway seeks settlers to develop the region. It urges letters from actual residents describing crops yields prices climate start up costs water and fuel and improvements since locating here. George B. Haynes immigration agent asks for location origin claim and 1908 crops to persuade others to relocate.
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Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Geo. B. Haynes
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Marquette
Chicago
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