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who has been reviewing farm condi

tions in that county, states that wheat

has been averaging 20 bushels to the

acre.

The bull moose, of South Dakota,

have completed their state and con

gressional ticket by nominating Louis

J. Johnson, a wealthy farmer, of

Grotou, as candidate for railroad

commissioner and J. M. Russell, of

Hayti, as attorney general.

Representative Anderson of the

Agricultural commission announced

that the Moss bill for Federal licens

ing of grain warehouses will be re

ported and that an effort will be

made to pass the bill in the next few

days.

The farmer who has a good crop

this year may smile at the high

prices that are excused by the vrar,

but when he goes to buy his seed next

spring or the sugar for the wife's

canning event it will cease to be a

joke.

Theodore Roosevelt has no use for the

treaties this country is entering into

with foreign nations. It wasn't expect

ed he would have. Neither have the

manafacturera of ammunition and other

war materials.—Valley Irrigator.

The class of would be sportsmen

who have contracted the habit of

shooting game birds before the sea

son opens should Dear in mind that

the game birds are now protected by

a federal law and that all violators

are liable to prosecution in the feder

al courts.

The sons of the German emperor have

been decorated with the "iron cross."

What sort of decorations are they go

ing to give the boys who faced the guns

of the enemy and won with their blood

these trophies for the crown princes?—

Watertown Opinion.

Wouldn't it be a fine thing to trust

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Pierre weekly free press. (1914). Pierre, S.D., 1914-09-03. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn98062890/1914-09-03/ed-1/?sp=1

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Pierre weekly free press, 1914-09-03.