Aberdeen hosts meeting as Creamery and Mercantile Exchange forms
Four of five directors of the Fwity Von Creamery and Mercantile Exchange of Aber deen convened in Aberdeen to select a site and approve an 88000 machinery order. The plant aims to churn 1001 pounds of butter daily, needing 6000 gallons of cream, with insurance across northern and southern Dakota exchanges. The Aberdeen club plans a central buying agency handling machinery, wagons, autos, fruits, flour, and other goods for members.
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Fwity von Creamery and Mercantile Exchange of Aberdeen
Aberdeen
Low Exchange
South Dakota
North Dakota
L O. Bratsberg
A. Hoffman
Teola
Axel 8. Borg
Java
Boswer
Andrew Spings
Viaalle
Aberdeen Exchange
Lemmon
Visitors from Perkins County Spur Silo Building Trend
In Perkins County South Dakota visitors report a shift from exclusive corn farming to corn, alfalfa, and livestock. Silos gain favor due to low cost and workable subsoil. Farmers are urged to adopt silos and improve fat stock. a local banker recently shipped seven carloads of heifers to bolster cattle production.
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M. C. Wickware
Perkins County
Lemmon census caps population at forty two in city core
Census taker Mark reports Lemmon's population at 42 within the city limits, noting North Lemmon in North Dakota not counted. The paper records 294 school age children under 21, total real and personal property valued at 649882.89 with 281521.29 as personal property and building value at 241965.00 plus city hus valued at 125846.
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Mark
of Lemmon
North Lemmon
North Dakota
Lemmon
Trans Missouri Empire
Perkins county creamery's comeback and road plans
The article notes renewed creameries in Perkins county with the Strool fire's lessons, patrons donating cream checks and cash to rebuild, and a nearby creamery handling butter at no cost during construction. County commissioners plan three north-south roads, seeking federal guidance and possible engineering oversight. Also mentions ongoing honyocker cattle disputes and weak legal recourse for homesteaders.
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Strool
Perkins County
Office of Good Roads
U. S
Department of Agriculture
Honyocker
The Jingo Call and the War Debate
Detroit News reports a jingoist rally urging swift intervention and equal sacrifice, praising fighters over civilians. Citizens debate who bears burdens as calls for regiments clash with reluctance to sacrifice personal livelihoods.
Giants Tie Mobridge In Long Pitchers Duel
The Lemmon Giants and Mobridge split a Sunday doubleheader in Mobridge. In the first game Mobridge pushed across two runs in the eleventh on walks hits and an error after a close pitching duel, while Lemmon had taken a 1 0 lead earlier. Fly of the Giants fanned two heavy hitters late but Mobridge rallied with two runs to win the late inning battle and set up a rematch.
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Lemmon Giants
Mobridge
Lemmon
Necklace
Burckhart
Baker
Giants
Mobridge Bunch
National Guard Encampment Takes Shape At Redfield
Seventeen Dakota National Guard units prepare for a twelve day encampment along the James River three miles north of Redfield. The camp shifts to a new open site for comfort with water and telephones installed. General W A Morris and Captain Paul Beckman head the operation as officers arrive to assume duties. Lieutenant Lo E B Smith and mounted scouts from Ipswich rode 65 miles to join.
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Redfielt
SL. D
Switch Dakota National Guard
James River
Milwaukee
W. A. Morris
Paul H. Beckman
Cape Twin
Th. Henrick
M. J. Shade
Moendlay
Lo E B. Smith
Ipsvich
Rube Miller Circus Clown Delights and Troubles Crowd
Rube Miller, circuses prodigious clown, performs in Barton and Bailey shows with afternoon and night shows Tuesday July 18. He jokes with crowds during parades and even uses a nursing bottle to playfuly mock a heckler as the audience cheers and roars at the local spectacle.
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Ube Miller
Barton and Bailey
Letimon
Rube
South Dakota unit list and daily routine in wartime camp
The Fourth Regimental band leads a long roster of companies from Brookings Sioux Falls Madison and Rapid City among other towns as soldiers prepare for twelve days of marching drills meals and field training under the command of Captain O B Linsted and others. Each day begins before dawn with a march and drill sessions followed by meals and continued field practice ending with recall and supper.
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Atlions
Brookings
Christians
Hospital Corps
Rapid City
Ipswich
Mierre
O. B. Linsted
Sioux Valle
Clarence Evers
Madison
James 2. Relertson
Commins
Canton
Knehoes Commpany F. Mitchell
EB. Rowly
Rette
South Dakota
Fourth Regimental
Two Months Work Reported
Two months of Y M C A activities show travel aid for stranded workers and rescued women. The office helped 206 people through employment services and protective placements. Efforts spanned travelers aid, physical and entertainment activity, and outreach with the Y M A for guidance.
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Theowel
Rene Sone
Porinatane Wow High Nachoul
Hart
Western
Minneapolis
Anid
Y. M.A
Derg
Feeble Minded School Farm At Redfield Reported
The State school at Redfield under Dr Katnewsky controls a large estate with buildings valued at thousands. A 900 head blood cattle herd, several high quality cows, a 200 head Duroc Jersey hog herd, and farmed acres including corn, potatoes, gardens, and alfalfa are managed by inmates under a farmer and gardener. The note continues on page ci.
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Gardner
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Dak
City of Lemmon
Ship of State
Europe
Sun Kids
National Guard
Redfield
Hotaire
Rube Miller
Ace High
Teddy Roosevelt
Reht
Lee
Tam
Crosby
Y. W. CL
Y. Mla
Katnewsky
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