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Newspaper
The Mellette County Pioneer
Location
Wood, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1920
Page
8
Community notes from Wood cover visits by Mrs. Weed and Mrs. Richardeen, a lawn social for George Moore’s home, and a joint Children’s Day program praised as the best yet. George Wilson joins the local ball team as shortstop while the Eastern Star initiates eight candidates. Various visits, arrivals, and plans for church services and farm activity are listed.
The notice invites attendance at Happy Hollow services held as usual next Sunday. It encourages participation for those allied with the group and invites all to come and reason together.
Mellette County Board of Health warns that several cases of gastric fever and one of typhoid fever have appeared. Boil water for drinking and maintain sanitation to protect babies and the community. A typhoid vaccine is available for those who seek prevention, backed by prior army use. Also notices advertise sales of cattle and a public auction of pledged property in Wood, South Dakota.
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