Elmer Vetter’s Body Identified After River Find
The body found along the Frazier River near Fargo is identified as Elmer Vetter by the watch recovered with it. Police and local officials confirm the identification after Jay verified the watch’s connection to Vetter following months of searching and a late report from Clayton Calahan in Aberteen. The parents have not disclosed their plans for reburial or burial arrangements at this time.
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Elmer Vetter
Foe
Elpe Veter
Clayton Calahan
Aberteen
Weerash
Fargo
A.D
Jay
Tewatch
Te Frazier River
Inter State Fair at Lemmon South Dakota
The Inter-State Fair at Lemmon promises the best county fair yet with several thousand dollars spent on free attractions. Sioux Indians perform war dances and buckskin rites while Mees events and other games entertain crowds. auto polo and various tent shows accompany a three day program with music and novelty acts.
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Lemmon
South Dakota
Detwlo Brothers
Sa- Manthy
King Fovelty
United States
Harvest preparations ramp up rail stock and labor needs
Aberdeen area rails rush to stock freight cars for a bumper Dakotan harvest. Milwaukee Road orders freight cars as shippers and railroad men cooperate to speed releases. Statewide harvest labor demand rises with many men needed and farmers urged to report needs to the Aberdeen Commercial Club secretary.
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Aberdeen
Milwaukee Road
Interstate Commerce Con
Eastern Terminal
Dakotay
Train Strikes Car at Crossing Near City
Train No. 15 struck a Ford driven by C. W. Gly four miles east of the city when the car stalled with its front wheels on the track. Gly escaped injury after the collision hurled the car about 30 feet. he stayed in the car to back it from the rut before realizing a train approached.
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Ford
C. W. Gly
Mies
Glas
Addition at Rain Guarantee Bumper Crop
Considerable rain fell this week improving crop prospects in the region. Rust damage is limited, with red rust late or absent in many fields. Corn, oats, barley, rye and alfalfa thrive, and rye fields have been cut recently amid favorable conditions.
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Haif
Cut It Out
Fragmentary verse urging cutting out a habit or grief with a chorus urging action. The readable lines mention vines, health, care for yourself, and a blunt call to end foolish behavior. Likely a moralizing piece or song chorus from a periodical.
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Richmond
Legal Challenge to Lennox Liquor License in South Dakota
Arguments were heard in Judge J. W. Jones's circuit court on a case brought by Lennex Liquor Company seeking a license to sell liquor in Lennox after the town voted wet. The defense contends county commissioners acted beyond authority and questions the legality of the applicants conduct and association. the hearing recessed until next week.
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Jamus
Lennex Liquor Company
Lennox
Turner County
Lejos
Whey
South Dakota
Dakota
Lemmon Slams Haynes Peders 15–0 In Local Ball Contest
The Lemmon team dominated Haynes Peders with strong pitching and defense. Final score 15 to 0 as Simmantski and Rowallan led a tight attack, with Lemmon advancing to Rowpom next Sunday for another game.
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Faye Mey
Lave Meu
Frett
Enum
Piethoyl Dedale
Heyes
Beavers
Tinathers
Actus
Witeher Rann
Haynes
Lemmon
Simmantski
Rowallan
Rowpom
Weather and farming season draws attention in the northwest
Reports note improved winter quality and strong interest this week. Eastern farmers and workers expect to be attracted to a forecasted event in the region highlighting favorable conditions.
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Weason
Nomination notes for fair girl open contest in progress
A historical snippet lists nominations for a fair girl open event with names and regional notes. It mentions state center details, prices, and various individuals including a host and candidates, alongside references to dates and locations. The text is garbled but shows a voter or contestant selection process and prize mentions.
Promotions in Lemmon Company
A letter received here says several soldiers in Company K have earned promotion in the past week. Privates Cateres and Newmverer gain corporal ranks alongside sergeants Colahan Deriverer McKyeay and Rhine. Sergeant Vetter attended to medical needs as Corporal Garnett remains in hospital after an illness. The unit awaits further changes as men are prepared for upcoming duty.
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Garnett
Newsprint Price Investigation Ordered by Senate
The Federal Trade Commission invites nationwide newspaper representatives to a public hearing on August 2 at 10 a.m. to probe possible price gouging in newsprint. The inquiry, the first of its kind, follows a Senate resolution and seeks responses from about 2 000 dailies and 4 000 weeklies.
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Walington
Eorietvsate
Wekauat A
Ays
Complex legal case details emerge from unclear report
Fragmentary text describes a trial involving Aden Caldwell and others with references to attorneys Cavey, Dike, Cantwell, and Gabiwell. The piece mentions a jury, mystery, and a public day at Abe Luli or Suwile Street, with limited readable names and locations.
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Tickinsam
Shanel
Aden Caldwell
Bey
Las Hither
Divknoon
Aned
Lim
Jay
Ian
Abe
Luli
Ora
Jimi Fan
Weather and Wheat Reports From Western North Dakota
Fragmentary 19th century weather note describes cool wet spells in the West Dakota region, frequent showers reducing drought fears and aiding crops while fungal rust appears minimal. Mentions price news, paper industry, and commodity monitoring amid wartime trade concerns.
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Lemmon, South Dakota
Une
M. W. Williams
Aberdeen Commerccinl Club
Aberdeen Anerican Reviest
Milwatker
Alto
J. W. Jones
Feense
Petal
Leenox
Aos Iy Gener
Minnie Sale
Iquer
Mian, A
Paralian
Pris
Big Maureen
Andy
Tuenendt Wien Auberynnin
Sterard
Owal Mae
Robin Ae
Hue Theralsd
Petros
Boenan
Thema
Ayersbods
California
Lemmon Company
NEWS
JG Roo
Aseoin Limelaght
Sayie Man
Fardie
Isabel
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