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Lake Andes as It Is Viewed Afar (September 22, 1904, Lake Andes Wave)
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Editor Impressed With Growth of Lake Andes (January 12, 1905, Spencer News)
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Parker Stops at Limit (August 31, 1905, Spencer News)
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Lake Andes Doing Too Little Advertising (November 9, 1905, Spencer News)
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Fish Poachers in Lake Fined (January 4, 1906, Lake Andes Wave)
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Three Caught Unlawfully Taking Fish (January 11, 1906, Lake Andes Wave)
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Senator Gamble in Town (April 19, 1906, Spencer News)
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A Trip To Lake Andes (June 28, 1906, Spencer News)
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Lake Andes Good for Hunting, Fishing (July 5, 1906, Spencer News)
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South Dakota Game Laws (December 13, 1906, Lake Andes Wave)
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Forty Acres Adjoining Townsite Sold to Major Harding (June 13, 1907, Spencer News)
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South Dakota Game Laws (September 19, 1907, Lake Andes Wave)
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Protecting the Wild Fowl (March 26, 1908, Lake Andes Wave)
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Fish Sellers Warned (May 28, 1908, Lake Andes Wave)
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Fame of Lake Andes' Bass Spreading (June 4, 1908, Spencer News)
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Bass Fishing Has Been Good (June 11, 1908, Lake Andes Wave)
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Banquet Served To Leading Politicians (June 11, 1908, Lake Andes Wave)
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Game Warden To Capture Offenders (August 6, 1908, Lake Andes Wave)
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Hunters Are Killing Young Ducks (August 28, 1908, Lake Andes Wave)
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Outing Brings Home Nice String of Black Bass (September 3, 1908, Spencer News)
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Duck Hunting on Lake Andes (January 28, 1909, Spencer News)
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Stringent Fish Law (April 15, 1909, Lake Andes Wave)
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Protection for the Birds (April 22, 1909, Lake Andes Wave)
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Black Bass Season Starts May 1 (April 29, 1909, Lake Andes Wave)
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Bundy Launch in Commission (May 27, 1909, Spencer News)
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Fry Surprised at Growth of Town (January 4, 1911, Spencer News)
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Duck Hunting Season Closed (April 13, 1911, Lake Andes Wave)
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Cold Hampers Bass Fishing (May 4, 1911, Lake Andes Wave)
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A Booster (May 25, 1911, Spencer News)
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Game Warden Arrests Several for Unlawfully Catching Fish (August 17, 1911, Lake Andes Wave)
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Fish Dynamited at Lake (August 24, 1911, Lake Andes Wave)
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Game Laws (September 7, 1911, Lake Andes Wave)
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Doings of the County (March 28, 1912, Spencer News)
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Gentlemen Trying To Land 5-Pound Bass (May 16, 1912, Spencer News)
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Doings of the County (June 13, 1912, Spencer News)
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Booster Trip Comments (July 4, 1912, Spencer News)
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Duck, Chicken Season Opens (September 5, 1912, Lake Andes Wave)
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State Game Warden Visits (October 3, 1912, Lake Andes Wave)
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Committee To Plan Fish Hatchery or Game Farms (October 3, 1912, Lake Andes Wave)
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Prairie Chicken Season Closes (October 10, 1912, Lake Andes Wave)
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Committee To Consider Revision of Game Laws (November 21, 1912, Lake Andes Wave)
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State Game Warden Report (November 28, 1912, Lake Andes Wave)
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Country Around Lake Andes Alive with Ducks (March 6, 1913, Spencer News)
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Duck Season Closed (April 10, 1913, Lake Andes Wave)
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From the Boosters (May 15, 1913, Spencer News)
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Untitled [Ye editor took a few days vacation] (June 12, 1913, Spencer News)
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New Fish Law (June 26, 1913, Lake Andes Wave)
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New Hunting Law (July 17, 1913, Lake Andes Wave)
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Comments on Game Law (July 24, 1913, Lake Andes Wave)
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A Good Suggestion (July 24, 1913, Lake Andes Wave)
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Should Be Caught (July 31, 1913, Lake Andes Wave)
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Federal Game Law (August 14, 1913, Lake Andes Wave)
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Geddes News (August 21, 1913, Lake Andes Wave)
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Notice (August 28, 1913, Lake Andes Wave)
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Why Not Charles Mix? (August 28, 1913, Lake Andes Wave)
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Game Wardens Intend Making Frequent Visits (September 4, 1913, Lake Andes Wave)
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Geddes News (March 5, 1914, Lake Andes Wave)
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Federal Law Prohibits Spring Shooting on Migratory Birds (March 5, 1914, Lake Andes Wave)
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Hunters Courting Arrest (March 19, 1914, Lake Andes Wave)
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Private fish ponds (May 21, 1914, Spencer News)
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Bass in the Lake Acting Very Peculiar (June 11, 1914, Spencer News)
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Vandals Hold Picnic for Nephew (August 13, 1914, Lake Andes Wave)
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Lake Andes To Be on Washington Highway (August 20, 1914, Lake Andes Wave)
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Thatcher To Continue To Labor for Good Roads (October 1, 1914, Lake Andes Wave)
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Ravinia Booster (October 1, 1914, Lake Andes Wave)
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October 14th Set as Good Roads Day (October 1, 1914, Lake Andes Wave)
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Interest Being Taken in Highway (October 8, 1914, Lake Andes Wave)
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Farmers' Institute To Hold Five Day Course (October 15, 1914, Lake Andes Wave)
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Picotte's Guests Enjoy Hunting (November 5, 1914, Lake Andes Wave)
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Mock Court Advertisement (November 26, 1914, Lake Andes Wave)
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Literary Society To Hold Mock Trial (November 26, 1914, Lake Andes Wave)
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Institute and Short Course a Decided Success (November 26, 1914, Lake Andes Wave)
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Literary Society Presents Mock Trial (December 10, 1914, Lake Andes Wave)
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Platte Tribune (December 31, 1914, Lake Andes Wave)
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Old Timers Attend Bonnin Funeral (January 7, 1915, Lake Andes Wave)
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Thatcher's Entry Will Not Soon Be Forgotten (January 14, 1915, Lake Andes Wave)
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White Swan Indian Farmers Organization (January 21, 1915, Lake Andes Wave)
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Indian Farmer's Association Meeting Poorly Attended (January 21, 1915, Lake Andes Wave)
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Tabor, Thatcher Disagree on Route (February 4, 1915, Lake Andes Wave)
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Annual Good Roads Meeting (February 4, 1915, Lake Andes Wave)
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Movement for Lake Andes Fish Hatchery Started (February 25, 1915, Lake Andes Wave)
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Col. Thatcher eccentric (March 4, 1915, Lake Andes Wave)
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The Bridge at Ft. Randall (March 4, 1915, Spencer News)
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The Bridge at Ft. Randall (March 4, 1915, Lake Andes Wave)
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Road Is Shortest, Best Route (March 4, 1915, Lake Andes Wave)
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No Man Has Accomplished So Much As Thatcher (March 4, 1915, Lake Andes Wave)
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Thatcher Calls Roads Meeting (March 18, 1915, Lake Andes Wave)
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White Swan Indian Farmers Association Meets (March 25, 1915, Lake Andes Wave)
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The Washington Highway (April 22, 1915, Lake Andes Wave)
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White Swan Indian Farmer's Association Meeting (May 26, 1915, Lake Andes Wave)
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Indian Farmers' Association (February 17, 1916, Lake Andes Wave)
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Indian Farmers Meeting (February 17, 1916, Lake Andes Wave)
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J. W. Harding (March 16, 1916, Lake Andes Wave)
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Harding Family Moves (March 16, 1916, Lake Andes Wave)
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John Gassman Dead (April 13, 1916, Lake Andes Wave)
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Contract for Road Grading Let (June 8, 1916, Lake Andes Wave)
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Johnson, Ripple, and Dutch correspondence (February 16, 1930, correspondence)
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Johnson, Ripple, and Dutch correspondence (February 16, 1930, correspondence)
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endangered fish life articles (March 9, 1930, correspondence)
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A. G. McBride correspondence (March 9, 1930, correspondence)
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rough fish life reports (November 28, 1930, correspondence)
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Civilian Conservation Corps Enlistments Held (April 20, 1933, Lake Andes Wave)
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Chairman correspondence (May 29, 1933, correspondence)
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Lake Projects Will Be Worked Under CCC Plan (June 15, 1933, Lake Andes Wave)
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Recruits for Work on Spillway Sent To Pierre (June 29, 1933, Lake Andes Wave)
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Veteran Citizen Conservation Corps, You Are Welcome in Lake Andes (July 13, 1933, Lake Andes Wave)
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Actual Work Begun on Spillway Monday (July 20, 1933, Lake Andes Wave)
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Contributed by a V.C.C.C. Veteran (July 27, 1933, Lake Andes Wave)
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VCC, 1776, Wins First Place in 7th Corps Area (September 7, 1933, Lake Andes Wave)
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Power Machines Digging Spillway (October 26, 1933, Lake Andes Wave)
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VCC Camp No. 1776 Preparing To Leave (November 9, 1933, Lake Andes Wave)
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outboard motor letter (December 13, 1933, correspondence)
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Asking Aid for Spillway (January 11, 1934, Lake Andes Wave)
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Government Officials View the Spillway Here Sunday (January 18, 1934, Lake Andes Wave)
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Many Projects Await CWA Toilers (February 1, 1934, Lake Andes Wave)
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Tile for Spillway Completed Tuesday (February 8, 1934, Lake Andes Wave)
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Local Sportsmen Endorse Advance Fish License Plan (March 22, 1934, Lake Andes Wave)
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Forestry Service Doing Its Best (May 24, 1934, Lake Andes Wave)
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Biological Bureau Chief Inspects Many Lake Projects Here (June 14, 1934, Lake Andes Wave)
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Second VCC Camp Is Located Here (August 2, 1934, Lake Andes Wave)
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Building a Dyke and Road Across the Lake (August 23, 1934, Lake Andes Wave)
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Conservation Work by Lake Andes C.C. Camp (September 27, 1934, Lake Andes Wave)
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Candidate for Governor Draws Big Crowds (January 3, 1935, Lake Andes Wave)
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To Establish Migratory Water-Fowl Refuge (January 10, 1935, Lake Andes Wave)
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Our Sanctuary Third Largest on Continent (February 21, 1935, Lake Andes Wave)
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Johnson, Ripple, and Dutch correspondence (May 9, 1935, correspondence)
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Two Hundred Nebraska C C Campers Are Here (May 23, 1935, Lake Andes Wave)
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Ripple carp correspondence (February 7, 1936, correspondence)
Water
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Wavelets (August 8, 1904, Spencer News)
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Low Lake Causes Worry (September 29, 1904, Lake Andes Wave)
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Iceboat Sailing Is New Pastime (December 22, 1904, Spencer News)
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Indian Delegation Leaves for Washington (February 16, 1905, Lake Andes Wave)
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Lake Will Be Well Filled in the Spring (February 23, 1905, Lake Andes Wave)
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All Along The Line (March 30, 1905, Spencer News)
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Belle of Andes To Make Regular Sunday Excursions (August 3, 1905, Spencer News)
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Amundson Has Gasoline Launch Constructed (June 14, 1906, Spencer News)
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Manbeck Offers Launch Rides for Votes (June 21, 1906, Spencer News)
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Amundson Takes Gasoline Launch Boat for Ride (June 21, 1906, Spencer News)
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Doc Prepared to Run Excursions (June 28, 1906, Spencer News)
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Fourth of July Celebrated at Lake Andes (July 5, 1906, Spencer News)
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Two New Wells for Lake Andes (January 17, 1907, Spencer News)
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Blizzard strikes South Dakota, Nebraska and Iowa (January 24, 1907, Lake Andes Wave)
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Forty-passenger Boat Available for Charter (May 16, 1907, Spencer News)
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Belle of Andes Makes Its First Excursion (May 16, 1907, Spencer News)
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Mostly Local News (May 23, 1907, Spencer News)
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Belle of Andes Making Successful Trips (June 6, 1907, Spencer News)
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Mostly Local News (June 20, 1907, Spencer News)
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Lake Andes Plans 4th of July Celebration (June 20, 1907, Spencer News)
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Road Inspector To Go Over Every Route (June 20, 1907, Spencer News)
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Water Works System Completed (July 4, 1907, Spencer News)
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Sunday School Class Enjoys Ride on the Lake (July 11, 1907, Spencer News)
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Geddes Party Enjoys Lake Excursion (July 18, 1907, Spencer News)
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Belle of Andes Taken to the Upper End (July 25, 1907, Spencer News)
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Launch Is in Good Running Order (August 1, 1907, Spencer News)
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"Noah's Ark" Navigating the Lake (August 8, 1907, Spencer News)
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Indian Land Sold (August 22, 1907, Spencer News)
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Cold Weather Welcomed by Ice Cutters (January 30, 1908, Spencer News)
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Vessel Turns Over (July 16, 1908, Spencer News)
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Amundson Launch Overhauled (January 13, 1909, Spencer News)
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Local Overflow (January 14, 1909, Lake Andes Wave)
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Higher Water Will Mean Better Navigation (February 24, 1909, Spencer News)
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South Road Needs Grading (March 11, 1909, Lake Andes Wave)
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Several New Launches Will Soon Be Put on the Lake (April 29, 1909, Spencer News)
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Automobiles Pass Through Andes (May 20, 1909, Spencer News)
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Bundy Launch Gets New Paint, Engine Overhaul (May 27, 1909, Spencer News)
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Water Is Muddy and Rough (June 3, 1909, Lake Andes Wave)
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Gleaned from Bright Exchanges (July 29, 1909, Spencer News)
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Launch For Sale (September 16, 1909, Spencer News)
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Lake Andes Raising at the Rate of Two Inches a Month (December 16, 1909, Lake Andes Wave)
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Steel Launch for Sale (March 2, 1911, Spencer News)
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Is Lake Andes Navigable? (September 21, 1911, Spencer News)
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Ice Still Thirty Inches Thick (March 21, 1912, Lake Andes Wave)
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Artesian Well Stops Flowing (August 25, 1913, Lake Andes Wave)
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Lake Is Lower Than for Several Years (October 23, 1913, Lake Andes Wave)
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Lindquist Well Finished (March 12, 1914, Lake Andes Wave)
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Friday Meeting to Plan Celebration (July 2, 1914, Lake Andes Wave)
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Robinson Narrowly Escapes Death (October 15, 1914, Lake Andes Wave)
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Commercial Club to Begin Fish Day (May 6, 1915, Lake Andes Wave)
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Discovery of Artesian Wells in South Dakota (December 30, 1915, Lake Andes Wave)
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Well Drilling Rig Kept on the Go (March 9, 1916, Lake Andes Wave)
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Verner Kept Busy All the Time (May 18, 1916, Lake Andes Wave)
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Hundreds of Automobiles at Lake Andes (June 22, 1916, Lake Andes Wave)
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What Others Say of Fish Day (June 22, 1916, Lake Andes Wave)
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Some More Double Crossers (May 11, 1933, Lake Andes Wave)
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Storm Sweeps Country Sun (November 16, 1933, Lake Andes Wave)
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Heavy Rains Past Week Bring Relief (June 7, 1934, Lake Andes Wave)
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All Heat Records Here Were Knocked "Cold" (July 26, 1934, Lake Andes Wave)
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Not First Time Our Lake Was Waterless (August 2, 1934, Lake Andes Wave)