South Dakota State Fair A Record-Breaking Event
The South Dakota State Fair drew the largest crowds in state history last Friday and featured entries from many counties. Spink County won first in a division, with Butte and Perkins counties following. heavy attendance included horses and cattle from Keough farms Indiana and a renowned six-horse Samusix team. Thousands of sheep and swine filled barns as exhibitors showcased quality and variety statewide.
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Chicago
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Game Warden Fined In Lemmon Arrest Case
Deputy Game Warden Jack Hallam arrested a hunter near Lemmon on hunting without a license. The hunter was fined after appearing before Justice Barth, with the warden’s seizure of the hunter’s coat, automobile, and a pledged check. The case may proceed to higher courts.
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Hose
Istic
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Farmers Orate Bank
Bentley
Barth
TisseLy Mine Mystery From Tarnished Page
Fragmentary OCR yields unclear names and places. The text hints at a mine related event and a person named Vrame with uncertain context and dates. No coherent narrative or verifiable facts emerge to form a usable summary.
Dowdell Steps Off the Ticket in South Dakota
In Huron on September 21, special Republican E. Dowdell resigns his independent progressive ticket bid. He endorses Woodrow Wilson and the Democratic platform, calls for unity to support HL. Loucks for U.S. Senate, and explains he will not file his petition to consolidate progressive votes in the state.
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E. Dowdell
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All Progressive Unite
National Democratic
Woodrow Wilson
Progressive Campaign Committee
O. van Meter
George Wright
Ager
S. D
Tam
United States Senate
HL. Loucks
Burke Records Question Burke Senate Bid Based on House Votes
A reader questions Charles H. Burke's Senate bid, citing voting records in the U S House. The text argues Burke backed Cannonism and opposed tax relief and tariff reforms, highlighting votes on free sugar, wool duties, and income tax changes, and asks if such votes represent his state’s people.
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New Ideal Grocery Store Offers Spotlight on Camp Crook Roads
A fragmented ad style notice details New Ideal Grocery Store features, pricing, and service claims. It emphasizes clean premises, fresh produce, efficient displays, and sanitary standards, aiming to attract customers to Camp Crook and nearby areas.
State seeks representation at Manin Vaite Exposition
A proclamation reports demand from across South Dakota for a state exhibit at the Manin Vaite Exposition. A commission recommends erecting a building and raising about fifty thousand dollars, with sale of souvenir tickets at one dollar to fund the effort.
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Herwin
South Dakota
New Act Relating To Homesteads Summary
A historic legal notice outlines an act granting homesteaders five months of absence per residence year with a filing requirement for termination notices. It details conditions for absentee periods, citizenship, and the option to divide the absence into ten periods, plus procedures for notices at the land office and termination filings.
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Howe
Sineh Cabyence
Singh Qumirisa
Ferbet
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