Carson G. Settle Dies Suddenly
Carson G. Settle aged 17, son of Mr and Mrs Chas N Settle of Meadow, died Thursday night at Aberdeen hospital after a week illness from appendicitis and ensuing peritonitis. He was a Meadow high school junior, well known to classmates and friends, with services held Sunday at 2 30 pm and interment in Meadow cemetery.
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Carson G. Settle
Chas. N. Settle
Mea Jn
Aberdeen
Wee
Verdeen
Meadow
Hyink
Larson Glen Settle
Etysburg
South Dakota
Snd
Enles
Ne Settle
Null Academy
Appen
Peritonitis
Bridge Across Little Missouri Confirmed. County Seat Vote Looms
Judge W C Crawford last week ruled in an injunction case by Slope County taxpayers over building a Marmarth bridge on the Little Missouri and the Amidon court house. The injunction against the county seat move is made permanent, stirring next year’s vote on permanent county seat location. The bridge project proceeds on the Yellowstone Trail, expected to boost auto tourism and traffic to the Park Bowman Pioneer as the Marmarth crossing gains speed.
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Dudge W. C. Crawford
Slope County
Little Missouri River
Marmarth
Amidon
Ami[don
Little Missouri
Thie
Atlantic
Pacific Coast
Park
Eastern Markets Want S. D. Spuds
South Dakota potatoes top the fall markets and attract eastern buyers. Large statewide crop storage dots the scene as eastern firms seek tubers immune to rot from Minnesota and Wisconsin. Representatives have visited the city to contract for big purchases of South Dakota spuds. Aberdeen American.
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South Dakota
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Ths City
Aberdeen American
I S Eleven Wins From Hettinger
I S Eleven defeated Hettinger on the local field last Saturday by 25 to 0. The locals dominated with teamwork while the visitors fought hard for every inch, creating a lively game despite the lopsided score.
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Hettinger
Nothing Easy Yet Worth Doing
A Baltimore Sun quotation on life’s hard tasks and the value of doing things well. It asserts nothing worthwhile comes easy and the toiling days bring ache, dust, and effort, yet repay in meaning and payoff.
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Crie
Baltimore Sun
Banks Appeal From State Bank Decision In Sioux Falls
Sioux Falls attorneys for the public examiner filed appeals in four cases involving state banks. Judge W Jones of the circuit court granted injunctions requiring state banks to deposit 30 percent of their legal reserve fund in state banks. Banks expect to take the matter to the supreme court and express confidence of no reversal.
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National Banks of
Sioux
State
W. Jones
Circuit Court
Supreme Court
Shot Through Foot When Gan Explodes
W. Brill, of near Lemmon, suffered a painful though serious accident on Sunday when a cartridge jammed in a 32 calibre rifle exploded. His daughter, using the rifle, jammed the cartridge and Brill pressed the trigger to remove it, the charge piercing his foot. Dr. Strang dressed the injury and he is expected to recover fully in a few days.
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W. ©. Brill
Near Lemmon
Herald
Brill
Northwest News Notes On Yankton bonds and regional trade
The voters of Yankton County approved bonds for building a Missouri River bridge at Yankton. Parker hosts Turner county’s annual corn and industrial contest on Nov 20. South Dakota issued 25 700 auto licenses with a 30 000 goal likely missed. The state railway commission orders the Faith branch stockyards near Primrose for cattle shipments. Cattle movement in western S D shows balanced in and out shipments, with heavier market shipments as small lots replace trainloads. John Washburn of Washburn Creaby predicts the 10 cent US wheat duty will stay despite Canadian free wheat agitation. Robert Roger plans Ottawa submission for removing the Canadian duty on American wheat and flour to drop the US duty in turn.
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John Washburn
Washburn Creaby Company
Minneapolis Chamber of Commercer
Canada
Robert Roger
Dominion
Ottawa
Canadian Council of Agriculture
Milwaukee road to run through train Chicago to Seattle via Sioux City
Sioux City dreams of a continental rail link near. Milwaukee officials confirm plans for a daily through train from Chicago to Seattle via Sioux City with two stops between Sioux City and Aberdeen. Inauguration date not set. reports suggest this month. Route via Sioux City to Aber deen opens new tourist territory and doubles as a transcontinental service steering toward a double tracked line to Aberdeen.
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Sioux City
Milwaukee Railroad
Chicago
Seattle
Foral Milwaukee
Railsway
Sioux City S
Milwaukee Road
Aberdeen
Milwaukee Company
Iowa
Manilla
Farmers Reap Big Profit From War
The wartime economy boosts American agriculture with a 7 percent rise in total crop production this year and a 12 percent gain in the first year of the war. Farmers expanded acreage, lifting overall farm output by about 4 percent. Meats and dairy exports climbed to $220,000.00, a 60 percent increase from the prior year.
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Wall Street
Department of Agriculture
Johnson Biscuit Rep Opens Confectionery in Olsen Building
A. Wigaard of Johnson Biscuit Co. Sioux City plans a new business venture in this territory. He has leased the Olsen building on Main street and will soon open a confectionery and lamachecnetir.
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A. Wigaard
Johnson Biscuit Co
Sioux City
Olsen
Main Street
Trade at Home Contest Spreads Coupons in Lemmon
The Herald explains a city wide Trade at Home Contest where merchants distribute coupons with purchases. Coupons total thousands in claims, with a Grafonola prize at Christmas. Advertisers report boosted sales and repeated ad copy, and readers are urged to ask for coupons on every purchase.
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the Herald
Columbia Grafancla
Lemmon
Herald
Itcher Plans Soda Fountain and Ice Cream Plant
The article notes a business owner plans a large soda fountain this winter and hot drinks service, with an ice cream plant slated for next summer. It mentions installation when fixtures arrive and ongoing expansion by the entrepreneur.
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Stella
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Larson Overing
Green
McIntyre
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Daniels Svendby
Ibb Bratvett Ahliness
Nickish
Sioux Falls
Public Examiner
Gan
Northwest News Notes
Yankton County
Missouri River
Yankton
Turner County
Parker
The
State Railway Commission
Primrose
Faith
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Puget Sound
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