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South Dakota alfalfa boom and tariff talk stir papers
A South Dakota man reports alfalfa seed sales totaling 5400 with crop value rising to 10000 this year. Regional papers discuss Governor Lynne Crawford politics and the Payne tariff law, currency reform plans, and critics’ claims about banking and business influence.
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South Dakota
Three Dewey County papers merge into new title
The Trail City Advocate, Dewey County Advocate and The Timber Lake Tribune consolidate into the Mere Bull Moose Disappointment Timber Lake Topic. Publisher sentiment aligns with the Dewey county boys, signaling broader publisher response.
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Dewey County
Trail City Advocate
Dewey County Advocate
Timber Lake Tribune
Timber Lake
The Topic’s Neutral Stance on Politics
The Topic declares it will remain politically independent, keeping its mind open to conviction and refusing to bind itself to any party. It argues that future party policies are unpredictable, and a fixed allegiance would misrepresent its aim of free, evolving commentary.
Attorney General Opinion on State Line as Public Highway
The South Dakota Attorney General issued an opinion stating the state line between North and South Dakota is a section line and thus the public may use it as a road under normal section line openings. Settlers along the line have argued the boundary cannot serve as a public highway.
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South
North
South Dakota
Cholera Crisis Deepens in Hungary as Controls Tighten
Budapest reports a grave cholera situation with authorities expanding preventive steps. Rail passenger checks and food consignments are being examined. tenements are scrutinized and schools suffer. Fear drives concealment, complicating public health response. Internationally, Trieste naval authorities order strict food inspections from regional sources.
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Budapest
Hungary
Isola
Hon
Trieste
Romania
Bungaria
Turkey
Syria
Ast
Green
Albania
Montenegro
Blair and Blair Wed in Quiet Palace Hotel Ceremony
Charles E. Blair and Laura M. Blair were married Wednesday evening at the Palace Hotel in Lemmon with Rev Hyink officiating. The couple, long-time residents, will reside in the James Owens property after November 1, hosting a cider party for the town.
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Charles E. Blair
Laura M. Blair
Palace Hotel
Rev. Hyink
C. E. Rodenbur
Blair
Wisconsin
Montana
Lemmon
Grand River
James Owens
Rebels Dynamite Train in Mexico Kills Fifty
Rebels dynamited a passenger train on the Mexican National railway fifty miles south of Saltillo killing fifty people and looting the train. Forty federal soldiers and ten second class passengers were aboard or affected. reports say survivors were robbed.
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Laredo
Tex
Saltillo
Mex
Netive
Death of Dean Hanson of Cal Springs at 82
Dean Hanson of Cal Springs died last evening after a three week illness at age 82. He was born in Canton, Lincoln County South Dakota and came to Perkins County five to six years ago. He established a homestead near Coal Springs and later ran a hardware business. He is survived by a father, a sister and three brothers. His remains will be taken to the old home for burial.
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Finil Hasean
Cal Springs
Mr. Hanson
Lincoln County
South Dakota
Canton
Perkins County
Coal Springs
Charles Hanson
White Butte Settler John Schwellenbach Dies
John Schwellenbach a settler living six miles south of White Butte died Thursday evening of stomach cancer after a year long illness. He came to Perkins county seven years ago and, though totally blind, supported a family of six children. He was a Germany native and 53 years old.
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John Schwellenbach
White Butte
Schwellenbach
Perkins County
Germany
Vernon Williams Offers Game Hunters Licenses
Vernon A. Williams is ready to furnish game hunters licenses for North or South Dakota. Contact Mr Williams to obtain the necessary permits for hunting seasons in either state.
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Vernon A. Williams
North Or
South Dakota
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