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Newspaper
The Mellette County Pioneer
Location
Wood, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1919
Page
1
The report lists daily precipitation and temperatures for January through Wednesday, with totals for past years. It notes 1075 total precipitation from January 1 1919 to date, and accumulated yearly totals 1913 through 1917 with figures such as 17.96 inches in 1913 and 38.x1 inches in 1917. Observer Frep C Kiros records the data.
Murdo will celebrate the Nation’s Birthday with a homecoming reception for soldiers and a stronger entertainment program. Local merchants have pledged funds and committees are arranging attractions and the program, promising a lively town celebration after several years. Further details will follow in coming notices.
W. H. Gilkerson prominent Carter hardware merchant died at Winner hospital Friday from heart leakage. He helped run Wood Hardware and was part of Gilkerson & Miller in Carter. Wife died four years ago. both bodies later laid to rest in Culpeper Virginia. Funeral services were held in Winner last Saturday.
A hearty three inch rainfall across Mellette County boosts crops and prompts a move to celebrate a “Home Again and Flag Day” event in Wood on June 20. Governor Norbeck is expected to address soldiers and families. free entertainment for soldiers, and a nominal banquet for others, with committees urging support and attendance.
A historical editorial contrasts Memorial Day with trivial celebrations, noting its drift toward festivity rather than solemn remembrance. It honors gold star mothers and the millions who died in defense of ideals, whose graves inspire enduring respect.
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