Notice For Publication Of Public Land Entries In South Dakota
Public notice lists multiple homestead and final proof entries in Lemmon and Selma areas of South Dakota. Names include Ole Wilson, William T. Sanders, Harry S. Stone, Mike Will, Gust Idoa, and others with details of survey sections, serial numbers, and intended final proof dates. Notices urge claimants to appear before U S Commissioners and Registers in December 1909 to January 1910 to establish or perfect land claims and file final proof.
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U.S
Leminun
South Dakota
John 2. Sanders
Severt Newss
Harry 8. Stone
Selma
N. D
Township
W. St. P. Mer
L. Simmons
U. S
North Lat ‘Mon
Climant
Emily Kelsor
Lemmon
D. TJ. Wood Mavell
John C. Anderson
Esmund Ofer
Lémmon
Mike Will. Haynes
N. Dak
An Martin
Eola
Oath Dulota
Louie Satie
Af Gilatrap
Maitn Karson
Asa Frank
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Herald Ad Sparks Valley Stove and Range Push
Valley Nut Cosselli and Babcock promote Effort stoves and ranges in a bold Herald advertisement urging readers to try the new lines. The campaign highlights value and reliability to attract homeowners and kitchen remodelers seeking durable devices.
Strike paralyzes shipping as Switchmen's union protests
In St Paul and across the region a sweeping strike by the Switchmen's union halts shipping and devastates commerce. Thousands lose work immediately with many more to follow as railroads face intensified measures and blockade threats. Industries relying on outside supplies buckle while prices and living costs rise. observers doubt any early settlement.
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St. Paul
Switchmen’s Union
Martin A. Uapp
Interstate Commerce Commission
Charles P. Nuill
United States
Exe Bere
Adl
Washington
Chimne
Roca
Yards in turmoil as strike disrupts Minneapolis rail yards
Freight in the Twin Cities railway yards faces disruption as workers strike, halting deliveries and shipments. Warehouses close and cars hold freight while strikebreakers may arrive to fill gaps. Derby hats and collars suffer in the congestion as offices report general disruption.
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Twin Cities
Minneapoli
Seven Hundred Switchmen Strike Paralyzes Northwest Rail
In the Pacific Northwest seven hundred switchmen obeyed a strike order. Northern Pacific and Great Northern lines suffer most as freight traffic stalls. Seattle sees 200 affected. Tacoma 100. Spokane 180. Pasco 50. Ellensburg 40. Everett 80. Chicago Milwaukee and Puget Sound uses no midline switchmen due to light traffic.
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Pacific Northwest
Pacifc
Northwest
Northern Pacific
Great Norther
Chicago, Milwaukee and
Puget Sound
Ocean
Seattle
Tacoma
Spokene
Pascoe
Ellenburg
Everett
Freight Is Being Refused Tieup At Montana Points
Montana freight workers walk out in support of a railway stoppage called by the union's central leadership. About 156 employees from Northern Pacific Great Northern and other lines stop work at Missoula Livingston Great Falls Laurel Billings and points statewide. Passenger service remains largely suspended as strikers observe the action.
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Montana
Helena
Mont “Lee
Imporianl
Billings
Wealheanhtagion
Biya
Strike Likely to Close Many Industries at Head of Lakes
May affect ten thousand workers as a general strike looms near head of lakes. The report notes widespread job stoppages across minerals docks and rails, with shipyards and mines signaling possible shutdowns within forty eight hours.
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Head of Lakes
Duluth
Her
Strike Settled in Four Mines District Enforces Union Wages
Alberta’s Cdwonton announces settlement after a long mining strike. Workers gain 21 percent wage increase per car mined and recognition in union records. All former nonunion mines in the district join the union, following recent negotiations and checkoff arrangements.
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Cdwonton
Alberta
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