Timber Lake defeats Mobridge in fast football clash
Timbert Lote's Timber Lake team routed Mobridge 4 to 0 before 1500 at the tenth anniversary celebration. Jerome Brintnall starred for Timber Lake with two touchdowns as Mobridge fought back in the fourth quarter before Timber Lake held on.
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Monrider
Timbert Lote
Mobridge
Timber Lake
Jerome Brintnall
Snow Brothers
Woodring
Condon
Brintras
Baker
Lidel
Heper
John Price
R. U
Keven
Fled makes swindle alleged by western sheriffs
Sept 30 Vaul Main opens with Sheriff Hayward stating a bogus cattle swindle targeted farmers. Two men, William Hit vue Artis Larson and Melttosh, allegedly posed as ranchers to obtain cattle. Detectives report arrests after a court transfer.
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Vaul
Main
Roth Hayward
William
Artis Larson
Republican Opinion on Wilson Era and Party Bosses
P J Ryan reflects on wartime service and pursues a critique of Republican leadership. He praises Wilson era neutrality and broad prosperity, claims Wall Street influence ended in government, and laments party bosses like Peprose Barnes Grand and Cannon.
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Wilson
Wall Street
Peprose, Barnes, Grand and Cannon
P. J. Ryan
Prosperity Grows Across Lemmon Community
The Lemmon community shows clear prosperity as retail trade surpasses any post homestead year. Hardware, implement, grocery, and service firms expand with new fronts and renovations on Main Street, including Christenson and Finland, J Ellington, Grand Leader, Marele Theatre, Tow BIa, Arcade Hotel, First State Bank, and Macombers Pharmacy. New dining rooms at Palas Hotel, improved storefronts at White Bramant Hardware, and Sawyer’s Market rehab boost local commerce as cement sidewalks spread, signaling Lemmon reaching a peak of business vitality.
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Main Street
Christenson & Finland
J. Ellintton
Grand Leader
Marele Theatre
Arcade
First State Bank of Lemmon and
Macombers Pharmacy
Palas Hatelhat
Bram Ant Hatitle Bras Hardwares
Sawyer's Meat Market
Western Machine Shop
Lemmon
Store Nears Completion At J C Eliott Co
The store of J C Eliott Cr is rapidly nearing completion with finishing touches today. Cement entrance and exterior work remain, but the entire remodeling and added floor space due to the bank’s move should finish within a week. The J C Filet Co will have one of the finest trans Missour i store buildings.
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J. C. Eliott Cr
First State Bank
J.C. Filet, Co
Trans Missour
Em Jim
Eight Hour Day Proposal Led to Congressional Action
President recounts urging eight hour day for rail workers and seeking authority from Congress to test the plan. He notes rejection by rail executives, passage in the House with GOP support, and Senate Republicans declining to block the bill. Speech to New Jersey business leaders at Shadow Lawn, Sept. 23.
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Theyioe
Emp
Vrs
Congr
Congress
Jy Sin
House of Representative
Senate
Wilsor
New Jersey
Shadow Lawn
Lone Branch
N. J
Small investment yields long profit from prairie flax yield
A quarter section near the city produced 280 bushels of flax seed on seeded prairie. At $2.24 per bushel that’s a gross $627.20. Even after plowing, seed, and threshing costs, owner could clear around $282.50, suggesting high returns on small capital.
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Counter
United
E. Payne
Iowa
Tinos
Minset
Wisconsin
Columnary fragment from an Iowa political roundup
An Iowa report notes Spencer Des Moines and Spencer interviews with Republicans. It cites Meredith for governor and Woodrow Wise for president, mentions forty two Republicans pledged to the general candidate, and 700 interviewed or not, with sparse names. An Old Settler picnic at Lost Island Lake records twenty three Scandinavian Republicans and Wilson at a camp meeting.
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Spencer
Inna
Des Moines
Meredith
Woodrow Wise
Amore
Lost Island Lake
Wilson
Neneting Lake
Cory
Wikson
Weather and crop conditions report from Huron area
Kiwanda Helen, acting weather head, reports weather and crop conditions for the week in the state. Dry windy weather delayed plowing and threshing across many counties, frost potential noted, with heavy soil conditions hampering work. Alfalfa harvests complete in western counties, while wheat and other crops await better conditions. overall crop prospects mixed amid wind and soil moisture issues.
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Huron
Kiwanda Helen
Sunnday
Vision of Voting for Wilson Guides Republican Thinkers
Fragmentary passage notes Republicans largely favor Wilson as a reasoned choice for federal banking and rural credit. It mentions farmers who lost land in 1907 panic expressing no fear of repetition due to banks established under the Wilson administration, with many previously timid temperates coerced into voting.
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Wilne
Wilson
Corona
Democrats Won Pay Dispatch in Past Political Pluralities
The passage recalls historical election dynamics where Republican margins in Maine influenced perceptions of Democratic strength. It notes that when Republican plurality fell below certain thresholds, Democrats were seen as in danger, with references to Cleveland in 1892 and Bryan defeats. It cites Maine pluralities of 15,231, 48,877, and 26,800 as leading indicators of party fortune.
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Feate
Bryan
Maine
Perkins County Signal Retracts Untrue Front Page Story
The Perkins County Signal admits printing an untrue front page item copied from the Denver Post era. It names editors and local officials, notes the misreport about a race case and a deputy, and apologizes while asserting the guilty party was captured. The correction specifies the accused received a five year sentence after pleading guilty.
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Perkins County Sienal
Herald
Denver
Tilsehnads
Intasti Globe
Chuck Putlawaye
Perkin
Chenee
Perkin County
Ny Lannion
Hayward
Meyer
Offien
Guel
President Wilson Averts Nationwide Railroad Tie Up
President Wilson acts to prevent a countrywide railroad shutdown in a bid to avert bloodshed and war, urging unity and rapid action. The effort reflects a sincere patriotic motive to preserve peace and keep the nation functioning during a crisis.
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Wilson
Steers Bring Hundred Dollars In Trade At Local Yard
Davis delivered three year old steers to Smith Browder on Monday and received a $40 check in exchange. The cattle were well fattened for market, reflecting profits from beef prices amid wartime demand. The editorial page criticized partisan blame for high food prices and noted war factors in livestock and meat costs.
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TR Davis
Smith & Browder
Belief in Advertising by Local Churches and Papers
The piece discusses church leaders recognizing advertising value and church notices in newspapers. It notes reciprocal advertising benefits, the newspaper's role in general news, and limits on notices to reach broader audiences rather than single groups. It cites an ad for Sunday services at the First Men church as evidence.
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Beeral Publans
Rewli
Ie News Coluna
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