A Victory For Women In Lindsey Reelection Triumph
The Sioux Falls Press notes Judge Ben Lindsey of Denver winning reelection praised for his juvenile court reforms and stance against Colorado corporate power. It highlights women volunteers and clergy supporting his campaign and marks Lindsey’s 30,000 votes to under 15,000 for each opponent as evidence of a progressive victory.
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Ben Lindsay
Denver
Lindsey
Lindsay
Colorado
Europe
Sioux Falls Press
Notices of final commutation proof in Chamberlain land office
The Department of the Interior U S Land Office at Chamberlain announces multiple notices of intention to make final commutation proof for homestead entries in Kadoka and Willard South Dakota. Names witnesses and dates set for December 16 1908 before U S Commissioner William C Meyer.
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Chamberlain
Warren Barade
Kadoka
William C. Meyer
A. S
William J. Hall
Bert J. Sheldon
Bertram H. Draper
Theodore R. Baischall
Pv. W. Hall Irons
Register
U. 8
Wilber F. Richmond
U. S
August C. Zemanek
Fred A. Thone
George G. Inman
George Nott
P. W
S. P
William (. Meyer
S. d
Edward T. Neller
Roscoe M. Bennett
Harry E. Haulman
Charles Blade
William Durkee
Frank P. Saunders
David F. Klotz
Martin Johnson
W. Hall Irons
Charles N. Hall
Willard
A.S
Mary Hall
Andrew F. Austin
Howard P. Clarke
Allen F. Spaur
U.S. Land Office
Walter J. Lauser
B. H
Jacob Koppes
Alva D
Eee
Bert J. Bisenius
Philip Schmoll
Kadoka School District Bond Election Notice Endorsed
Qualified electors in Kadoka Independent School District Stanly County South Dakota are notified of a special election on December 10 1908 at Kadoka Hall to issue bonds of 2800 payable 200 yearly from 1911 to 1924 to build a four room schoolhouse on section 29 township 2 south range 22 east and to purchase school grounds. J A Jones chairman and Frank Coye clerk sign this notice dated Kadoka November 19 1908.
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Kadoka Independent
Stanley
South Dakota
Kadoka Hall
Kadoka
J. A. Jones
Frank’ Coye
Towa
Build Up This Country Letter Promotes Migration to New Lands
Geo. B. Haynes, an immigration agent for the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway, invites residents to write detailed letters about their settlement experiences. He seeks firsthand crop yields, start costs, climate, water and fuel access, and improvements since locating, to attract eastern settlers to new towns offering fertile soil and opportunity. Letters may describe when located, origin, acreage, and 1908 crops to aid recruitment.
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Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Geo. B. Haynes
Marquette
Chicago
Weta News Items Report Local Happenings
Fred Lund hauled wood for Prof. Nellis on Saturday and later joined Charles Johnson for a Kadoka trip. Mr Theodore Knudtson has proved up and will move his family to Iowa soon. Prof Nellis' mother left for Wakonda on Saturday night.
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Fred Lund
Prof
Nellis
Charles Johnson
Kadoka
Theodore Knudtson
Iowa
Wakonda
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Ringhams
Hte de
Weéree
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Chamie & Beraney
F. E. Reidinger
Iowa State
Nat’l Bank
Sioux City
First National Bank, of
Tyndall, So
Dak
Land Agency
Jes
Kadoka State Bank
Bank of Kadoka Kadoka, So. Dak
Men’s
Chastka & Company
Ilinois
Bryan
Senate
Congress
Saturday Evening Post
Ft. Pierre
M. L. Weed
Stanley County
Hughes County
Journal
Rapid City
C. Rousseau
Wokama
Powell
Dan Powell
Wakama
Stock Growers News
Florence Pendell
Draper
F. E. Reidinger Land Agency
WETA
Wm. C. Meyer
R. B. Driver
F. Zeal
Crry Dray Ling
Dan Tait
Berry
Belvidere
Watchmaker
W.A. Schwi
South .Dakota
Julius H. Johnson
Fort Pierre
South
Dakota
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