Last Chief of the Sioux Tribe Dead in Sheridan
Chief John Grass, last great chief of the Sioux, died at Ft. Yates, Sioux County. Aged 79, he led the Sihasapa Teton and served as chief justice, ransomed whites, supported the war effort, and was Red Cross president. His death was announced after a long illness.
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Ft. Yates
John Gross
Allo
Washington
State Senate
Sioux County
Bismark
Standing Rock
Sitting Bull
Ft. Randall
Mary Kelly
Grass
A. B. Welch
Bismarck
John Graké Won
Mexico
Tefe
John Grass
Phone Your Order Here Noodle Delivery Ad
Local ad promotes ordering by phone with delivery across the city. It lists produce available including potatoes onions lettuce celery radishes greens strawberries cherries bananas and other items with prices per pound or each. The copy emphasizes convenience and fresh produce ready for home consumption.
Vionic Baskets Offers Wide Selection At Local Market
Local shop lists assorted groceries including shah baskets jrieh meats fresh ex erables and cookies. Special California skinned hams available boiled or cold served. Butter sold at per pound 26e. Childrens footwear Mary Jane style shoes also featured.
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Vionic
California
Standard Equipment Provided on Marches
A camp report from CAMP KEARNEY San Diego describes Y M C A efforts to equip soldiers on field marches with lightweight, multifunctional gear. It details a folding table with bench supports gasoline lamps checkers chess and boards baseball outfits boxing gloves quoits letter paper stamps candy chewing gum tobacco magazines and a phonograph, with canteen sale profits usually directed back to the unit.
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Camp Kearney
San Diego
Cal
Young Men‘s Christian Association
Evanston Joins Antitrust EIS Shift Under Preston
Evanston becomes the latest entity to convert to the anti fogging statute drafted by Attorney General Preston. The change was received at the office of the state council of defense yesterday.
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Rvanston
Anteloam Eis Kvanston
Preston
Atate Cownell
Airplane production and fireproof planes eyed in war effort
Washington reports that by late summer American air forces in France may rival France and Britain in numbers, with about 2169 combat planes plus 1000 replacements, 56000 trained fliers, and rapid-fire synchronized guns. A fireproof aluminum alloy aircraft is announced to cut losses, while production scales to 2000 planes monthly.
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Harry B. Wont
Washington
Uncle Sam
America
France
England
Germany
Inatsprine
United States
de Haviland
Bristol
Lufbery
Fruit Growers to Meet in Riverside Conferences
Agricultural quarantine officers from western states Florida Hawaii Canada and Lower California join California nursery leaders county horticultural commissioners and fruit growers for a series of conferences and conventions in Riverside during the week in November. George H. M. Heeke California horticultural commissioner has completed plans focusing on food production conservation and protection.
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Fruit Growers
Farmora
Steed
Hawaii
Canada
California
William D. Stephens
Hecke
Col
Petetan Cantu
Lower California
Imperial Valley
Hecke Wortern
Wyoming
Nevada
Arizona
Idaho
Oregon
Wishington
New Mexico
Montana
Colorado
Sacramento
Cal
Florida
Riverside
Val
George HM. Heeke
Amateur Baseball Head Talks Filling Pros Sand Letters
Amateur baseball leader says letters are ready to fill in for pro players. Crowder order on baseball players has not been passed on. He notes a chance, not remote, that every professional baseball player between ages 21 and 35 will be affected.
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Basaball
Baseball in War Time Compels Amateur Rise in Cities
The text notes many Americans may join government service or essential work for the war effort, pushing baseball lovers to amateur and semi pro play. It cites Cleveland where 102,000 watched an amateur final and includes an interview with Martin of Cincinnati, president of the National Paschall federation, the largest such group in the country.
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Cleveland
Cnet Martin
Cincinnati
National Paschall Federation
Semipro and amateur baseball urged as wartime substitute
CLIFP MARTIN president of the National Baseball Federation argues that if professional baseball ends this season, semi pro and amateur circles can sustain public interest. He contends amusements aid morale, and cities may form circuits with high grade semi pro play and local leagues to replace the top pro game.
Memorial Day Service Meeting Notice
All members are requested to meet at K of P hall Sunday June 9 at 2 15 p m to take part in the memorial day services J B Kelley C L 6 6 7 8 9
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K. of
Hall
J. EB. Kelley
Carpenter-Charles Snoddy Visit Noted Yesterday
Snoddy family from Carpenter were recorded as visiting yesterday, with Charles Snoddy accompanying his relatives during the outing.
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Carpenter
Charles Snoddy
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National Baseball Federation
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