South Dakota Happenings of the Week From A Cre
In South Dakota 1913 mine output totaled 7,200,000 dollars, below 1912 by 401,379 though the year saw varied activity. Silver fell to 164,800 ounces, lead and copper produced in nominal amounts. The Momostate mine and mills operated with reduced output. twenty stamps added to the WG-stamp equipment. Several mines and mills faced closures or upgrades, including Lundberg Dorr Wilson, Mogul, and Golden Reward companies. A new 70-Aveton roaster at Astoris shaft and search for ore processing developments marked year. Placer dredge Mystic declined, with Dakota-Calumet development continuing. plaster activity and mining at various properties noted.
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South Dakota
W. Henderson
United States Geological Survey
Momostate
Golden Reward Company
Astoris
Lundberg, Dorr & Wilson
Muxton
Bonanza
Mogul
Terry
Piuma
Trojan
Reliance
Cantons Ore
Diamond Grille
Wrap No. 2
Aing
Bismarck
Mystic
Henington County
Forest City
Dakota-Calumet Copper Company
Prospect
Three Lumbermen Sentenced to $500 Fines in Yankton Case
In Yankton Circuit Court Judge J R B Tripp sentenced Queal, L C Kroh and F B Vaughan to $500 fines after delays since last July. All are officers of Queal Lumber of Yankton. Other companies got new trials. Defendants have appealed to the supreme court.
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Yankton
J R. B. Tripp
Tripp
Mr. Queal
L. C. Kroh
Vaughan
Queal Lumber Company
Better Farmers Ballot At South Dakota Meeting
The Better Farmers Ballot Association of South Dakota held in Aberdeen saw W D Swath and W J Tiffany retire from the board. They were replaced by F L Roundy of Aberdeen and G A Deeper of Groton. All officers were reelected: President F I Barnard, first vice president Isaac Lincoln, second vice president W Allen, secretary treasurer W H Swain, superintendent H F Patterson.
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Beeter Farming Association
South Dakot
Aberdeen
W. D. Swath
W J. Tiffany
F. l L. Roundy
Abendora
G. A. Deeper
Groton
F. I. Barnard
Isaac Lincoln
W. ©. Allen
Escape in sheriff s buggy two alleged horse thieves break jail
Verne Kroyer and John Seard, two alleged horse thieves, escaped Belle Fourche jail by removing a stone sill, forcing the window, and stealing Sheriff Hants horse and buggy. Their whereabouts were not learned for several hours.
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Belle Fourche
Verne
Kroyer
John Seard
Belle Powrobstee
Bugsy
Sherif Hants
Board proposes tax reform with property classification plan
South Dakota Tax Commission adopts resolution urging constitutional amendments to classify property for taxation. The current system is described as cumbersome expensive and incomprehensible. The plan seeks simplified assessment by reclassifying property categories.
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South Dakota Commission
Man fires at mother in law in recent county shootings
Word reached today that William Hawley shot at his mother in law injuring her arm. Hawley denies the act and says he was not present. Deputy Ellison pursued Hawley to Hettinger where he is in custody. This marks the county's fourth shooting in six months as authorities sort through cases.
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William Hawley
Ellison
Hettinger
Hawley
Oil Tanker Oklahoma Breaks in Two Off Sandy Mook
Hamburg American Line steamer Bavaria rescued eight crew members from the Oklahoma after the tanker broke in two amidships south of Sendy Mook. Five survivors were reported aboard Bavaria en route to Boston.
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Hamburg-American Line
Steiner Belvaria
Oklahoma
New York
Ofl
Ateemer Oklahoma
Bunday
Sendy Mook
Nnme
Steen
Hamburg-Ameria Staamer Mavarin
Okehoma
Cup- Wit Granite
Bavaria
Boston
Destructive Atlantic Storm Hits New Jersey Resorts
A hurricane sweeping from the sea caused immense damage along the Atlantic coast. Property losses ranged from one to eight million dollars, with Beabright No 1 and the Octagon hotel among the hardest hit. More than 100 people were left homeless as summer cottages and infrastructure collapsed across Atlantic City areas including Atlantic Cliff, Longport, Edgewater, Cape May, Vermnor City and Men City.
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Atlantic
Jerland Coasin
Beabright No
Christiane Wight
New York
Philadelphia
Wea
Octagon Hotel
Teen Will
Atlantic Cliff
Longwort
Edgewater
Cape May
Vermnor City
Men City
State Mid Federan
Dines
Proposal for federal probe into Michigan strike conditions
A resolution by Senator Anburat of Arizona calls for a Senate Education and Labor Committee inquiry into employer employee relations amid nearby strikes in Michigan. The probe would examine wage demands, original investments and profits, arbitration refusals, possible labor law violations, and potential restraint of trade by miners in the Detroit and South Banke districts.
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Tnorough
In- Waanington
Taurant
An Cork
South Banke
Michigan
Anburat
Arizona
Senate
Miniee
Local and Personal Notes From Lemmon Area
Lemmon and surrounding towns see a flurry of visits as Misa Marrietta Burdick and Miss Johnsons call on friends in Morristown and Lemmon. Notables include Virgil Davis now of Buffalo, Mina Wilson recovering in Aberdeen, and Atty L P McNulty returning from St Cloud and Aberdeen. Community events feature the Long Bur y Ladies Aid raffle raising about 87 dollars for benefits and chatter about U S Senate races with Democratic optimism and support for EB Johnson.
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Crawford and Burke
United States Senate
R. O. Richards
Pierre
Washington
Johnson
Senate
Wilson
Burke
Crawford
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Better Farmers Ballot
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Aberdeen Hospital
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