Notable 19th Century Sightings and Deaths Unearthed in Rugged West
Fragmentary notes recall early exploration by Lewis and Clark at Calcumet Bluff in 1804, a 1871 account of a Yankton chief at Grand River Mobridge clash, and 1923 obituary of W. A. Hitchcock editor of White Lake Standard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Datota
Lewis
Clark
Calcumet- Bluff
George
P. Bolden
White
Grandyriver
Mobridge
Henry Newton
Sir Isaac Newton
Deadwood
W. A. Hitchcock
White Lake
Standard
Iad
Mitchell
Debts Cancellation Tradeoff in European Peace Debate
The piece discusses debt cancellation for European nations as a path to peace with Europe. It notes U S public resistance to canceling such debts and explores how savings might fund future armament. George Young proposes U S influence to push disarmament while Dr. Harry A Garfield endorses the idea as potentially sound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
United States
Torhem
George Young
Williamstown Institute of Politics
Harry A. Garfield
Williams College
Saiience Monitor
Garfield
Peace and restraint shape humanitys future
A reflection on peaceful leadership and national responsibility. The passage argues that progress rests not in past glories or punishment but in the willingness of nations to forgive, learn, and act for universal civilization. It warns that pride and selfishness risk rekindling conflicts and urges decisive, shared effort toward enduring peace.
Ford tariff debate and Hand county settlers meeting
Reports note Henry Ford may pay American wages at a Paris auto plant to offset tariffs on European imports. The issue could force wage-scale adjustments across industries if European wages rise. In Hand county St Lawrence, 73 new members joined the Korty Year Residents, totaling 158. Levi Hulbert, resident since 1880, is the oldest continuous settler in Hulbert township, as locals preserve memories and friendships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eord
Henry Kord
Europe
Paris
Ford
Hand
St. Lawrence
Levi. Hulbert
Wessington
What
Franking Privilege Debate Raises Friction in Congress
Minneapolis Journal reports Governor Christianson urging franking reform to curb deficits and improve post office salaries. Senator Schall denounces the plan as a threat to the constitution while noting the franks’ legitimate uses for information and constituent outreach. The piece cautions against abuse and calls for strict limits on free mailing by members of Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis’ Journal
Christianson
National’ Association
Post Office Department
Schall
Congress
Iti
Lords of Congress
South Dakota Sets Shortened Pheasant Season
The South Dakota Fish and Game Commission approves no open season for prairie chickens this year citing insufficient supply. A shortened season with reduced bag limits is planned, aligning with state sentiment and previous wildlife reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
South Dakota Fish and ‘Game Commission
Missouri
Russian Naming Trend Reflects Bolshevik Era Myths
Sioux City Tribune discusses a shift in Russian infant names linking revolution symbolism to modern ideas of electrification. Analysts note parents once chose Revolutzia now favor Electricitzia, signaling a move from war and upheaval to technological power as a social signifier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux ‘City
Ander Heyy
Wits
Sen Ee Paces
Eppishaas
Radio Schedule Listing Long Station Lineup and Programs
A dated broadcast grid lists radio stations and programs across markets. It names WABC WGN WLS WJR and others with hours for music, drama, orchestras, news, and church shows, plus specific hosts and segments through late evening.
Local Notes On School Openings And Community Events
Ella Leyson heads to Timber Wake for duties as schools reopen Sept 2. Readers report births, visits, illness, and funerals across Hyde county including Miller hospital births and Wyo trips. Neighboring families like Leysons, Bawdon, Lingseheit, Meade, and Meade relatives are noted with gatherings, teaching assignments, and travel plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Leyson
Timber Wake
R. Bawdon
St. Lawrence
George
Fawcett
Briday
Miller. Hospital
Austin Connelly
Aids
EB. J. Leyson
Elta
Huron
J. M. Bawdon
Hyde County
Dorothy Johnson
L.eh
Harlan Wardell
Harold Ward
Decanter
Wardell
Hazel
Dorothy Lingschell
Miller Hospital
Mrz
Robert Henson
Fred Ogle
Harrold
C. Ey
Judith Grow
Watertown
Frank
Delevaux
Cavour
Peter
Namany
Ernest
Subin
Donald
Bierre
S.smallitumor
Alvin
Bergle
Parkstom
A. J. Trueman
Lawrence
Aaron Burge
Willi Beck
Barney
Mullaney
Lingseheit
Mter Welehidé
Nerland
Lingscheit
Osan Barberot
Visitors from Iowa Bring News of Anderson Family
Mrs. Simon and Matteson families traveled from Iowa on Wednesday to visit Mr. and Mrs. Anderson in Wayland. The group included Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brown and relatives, gathering for a few days.
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Simon
Matteson
Iowa
Anderson
Fred. Brown
Rural family visits kin as Iowa trip ends
Miss Keller remains at home in Iowa while Abbie Kellar and relatives plan to visit central Iowa. Louis Borkhuis installs a modern battery tester enabling simultaneous charging of eighteen batteries. Ruth Left and nephew Carl Johanson return home after extended stay with relatives in Sioux City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mily
Witteen
Josephine
Wonsterwold
NASA
Vanderbilt
Milpen Ane
Ruth
Carl Johanson
Siowx City
Woonsocket News Briefs From Rapid City Trip To Watermelon Feast
Special correspondent reports M C Nielsen and Mrs Nielsen attended a treasurer’s convention in Rapid City. Central West Public Service begins its Woonsocket building project. Modern Woodmen of America plans annual watermelon fete at M W A hall. John Gytwark and Mr Bytwork visit Michigan. L E Peterson and John Oasard Brown head to Sioux Falls for medical care. Hendrick & Brewer install frigid air units in Woonsocket store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treaster
Sanborn County
Rapid City
Public Service ‘Company
Modern Woodmen of America of
Woonsocket
John Gytwark
Michigan
L. E. Peterson
John Oasarrd
John D Brown
Silver Creek
Sioux Falls
Hendtick: & Brewer
Social notes from Bancroft and nearby towns
Community visitors and relocations across Bancroft Canova Huron Ashton and surrounding areas. Names include Mr and Mrs Reinhart Manassay Myra Moorman Holly Boorman Floyd Van Tassel Roy Sierbert Esther Wuerstenau and many others with moves, visits, and plan to move furniture or homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reinhart Manassay
James Lawrence
Huron
Myra
Hollyy Moorman
Henry Schaller
Canova
Ashton
Theo
Teibult
Gladys
Muerstenau
Lhere
Summers
Ethel Tobey
H. M. Best
Holly. Boorman
Roy
Sierbert
Bernard
Chicago
Floyd van Tassel
Wees
Black Hills
A. W. Perry
Sam. Thorne
Miss Myrtlés Pyé
Myre
Clarence
Dugdale
Train Schedule Fragments From Pierre To Huron
Disconnected OCR shows travel connections between Pierre and Huron with arrivals around 7 limited times. Mentions Wolseycat and Southcutt of Wels zeyy with 10 20 am transfer and 10 46 am arrival unclear due to garbled text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
of- Welszeyy
Huron
Ford Company Truck Collision Near Carthage
A new Ford co.1 truck collided with a car just north of Carthage. The truck was speeding and swayed causing the car to be knocked on one side. The party suffered bruises and some were rescued with minor injuries. The truck sustained broken crossmembers and other damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Ford Co
Carthage
Poison Bran Mash Clears Grasshoppers Near Aberdeen
Aug 31 report from W Dittmer county agent states Otto Wolter farmer southwest of Aberdeen used poison bran mash on an alfalfa grasshopper infestation and achieved about a 70 percent kill rate.
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Aberdeen
Otto Wolter
W. Ia
Dittmer
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Audit Bureau of Circulation
The
Christian Science Monitor
Associated Press
Newy York
CBS
Chain
Weco
Murcphya
Houge
KOMG
WOWO
WSPD
Artz Kahne
Adao
WKRC
WOWG
KMOX
KMBC
KOIL
Theater of the Air
Wendell Eel
Wadrgc
WKERG
WGHP
WEBM
Wow Amox
Kersa
WCCO
WERG
WERO
Dreama
WIERC
WIRM
WEAF
New York
Major Bowes
WWGR
Wwa
Wsal
KSD
Davids Lawrence
Algo
WGY
WSB
WMC
WSM
WIA
WOW
Tela KS Proram
WTAM
WSAI
WGN
KSTP
Wsil
WRIA
Ksdiwky
KPRO
WEAA
Led Waldher
Pino
Alaos
Este
WTM
WBC
Seth
Parkenig
Choie
Sama Hlerman
New
York
NBC
Perglans
WRENS
Rosalie
Wolfe
Kwok
Serene Koa
WRIEN
Harry Uisuder
Alsa
WKY
WLW
Wihaas Kpro
WIM
KSPR
KDEKA
Kkyw- i
WARD
Radio Guild
Ailsas Rws
WREN
KDA
Dey
KDICA
Wrien IK
KDKA
Arnos
Andy
WMAQ
Iso Kdica
Wir
Godfrey
Ludlow
Armchair
ICDA
Ramil
Pirres
Peltite
WLIB
Larry Larsen
Barnes
Nighthawks
Tag
WLS
Littler Brown Church
WA BC
Burm
Amos
Orche
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Daverpont
Food For Thought
Detroit
Minneapolis-St. Paul
WABC
E-Kmox
Ste. Louis
WABCO
Ozark
Ree, Heights
Wooch
R. R. Baw
Don
Roe- Connelly
Glenrock
Wyo
Torvris Paine
Willi Imove
Roger
Baine
Piper
Sam Dancey
Homer
Patricia Gardner
Harry» Flint
Hrnie Moller
Rashold
Mr. Moller
Manhattan
Ney
Charlotte
Meade
Sioux
Falls
Ri S. Meade
Wayland
Bancroft
H. M. Qileson
Montrose
Mrs. Ray, Perry
S. Rose Swick
Marshalltown
Familly
Clay
Merle Garry
Yale
Glee- Custard
andiMte
Dam.Gostelia
Ray
Louise. Clay
Rose
Wolseycat
Ofélock
Paramount
Twwron
Lyric Yreaters
Huron ‘Central Labor. Union
Palace
Glen Garrett
Sir Harry: Lauder
Willibe
ENNA
Ennajetticie
Wiedern
Wuronthie
Stations
KOA
WSL
America
Aszal
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