Coolidge Opens Mountain Lake Sanctuary and Singing Tower
President Coolidge dedicated the Mountain Lake Sanctuary and Singing Tower at Mountain Lake, Florida, a gift from Edward W Bok. The carillon of 61 bells and surrounding art and public education aims to broaden aesthetic life for Americans, with Bok’s retreat intended for visitors nationwide.
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Mountain Lab
Fla
Coolidge
Mountain Lake
Edward W Bok
Free
Endowed College
State University
Pat
Wir
Faerig -le
Mrr
Bok
Pastor Tenerry Accepts Duron Baptist Pastorate
The First Baptist Church of Duron has a new pastor, the Rev Alfred Tenerry, arriving from Tonia Michigan after the previous pastor left last August for Coshocton Ohio. He spoke on Is Christ Real to You and The Living Book, sharing 17 years in Baptist work across Iowa Illinois and Michigan. He served overseas in World War I, was born in England, studied in Grand Island and Pella, then Rochester Theological Seminary, and recently led the Tonia church. His family Ward 14 James 6 Mary Jane 4 joins him. they will move into the parsonage within a week.
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Rochester Tn
Theological Seminary
Tenerry
Iowa
Ilinois
Michigan
Y. M. OC. A. Work
England
Trenerry
America
Grand Island
Nebr
Central College
Pella
Towa
Rochester Seminary
Malvern
Aurora
Independence
Harlan
Niles
Mich
Tonia | Mich
Ward
James
Mary Jane
Toula
Phe Ray
My. Tenerry
Huron
Growth of a nation through the people's power
President Coolidge lauds an American born of humble means who rose by hard work. He frames government powers as emanating from the people, who are sovereign and capable of bestowing wealth culture and refinement when given opportunity. Edward W Back receives recognition for loyalty to the sovereign people.
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Coolidge
Edward W Bck
Man Injured In Gambling Fight in Onida
One man is jailed in Onida county jail while another lies in the hospital after a poker game dispute sparked a fight. The incident occurred during gaming at a local venue, authorities report.
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AGAR
Tech
Onida
Alleged stabbing at Crews game ends in jail arrest
Albert McKee, jailed, is accused of stabbing Loren Crews during a game at Crews house. The weapon cut behind an ear and an elbow, drove the knife below the left shoulder, and reportedly penetrated toward a lung. Mrs Crews sought help as Dr Hart and Sheriff Sutton were summoned from Onida.
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Albert McKee
Loren Crews
Crews
Artesian Well Completes At Twin Lakes
The Norheck company completed an artesian well at Twin Lakes six miles south of Redfield. The 1050 foot well yields 35 to 400 gallons per hour of soft high quality water. Work was done for the State Game and Fish department to improve Twin Lakes for fish propagation.
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Redfield
Norheck Company
Twin Lakes
State Game and Fish Department
Early Sully County settler Mrs George Gasperich dies
Mrs George Gasperich an early Sully county settler died Monday at her daughter’s home in Watertown after years of poor health. She and husband lived in Hartland township since the eighties. Funeral services were held in Agar and burial was in the Catholic cemetery there.
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Watertown
Onida
George Gasperich
Sully County
Gasprerich
Hartland Township
Agar
Local notes wrap city life and moving plans
City briefs cover several items including the Van Camp family moving to Omeba Nebraska with J E Van Camp joining W W Alberts company, Miss Latroft visiting Ree Heights, and a new barber shop location near the post office. Also noted are basketball trips, piano classes, and a funeral notice for Sister Dena Seaton with community events and local business ads mixed in.
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J. E. van Camp
Omeba
Neb
Mise
Lilliian Latroft
Rea Heights
Mitchell
Ollie Thomaz
School of Mines
Madison
Roszelle
Liltia LaCrost
Ree Heights
Huron
Miss Findley
George Yates
Wack Hills
College
Ae C. F
Minneapolis
EB. W. Feige
M. D
Stilwell Estate Worth Under One Thousand Dollars
New York February 2. Arthur E Stilwell retired railroad builder died last September leaving a will filed today showing an estate dwindled to about one thousand dollars. Lawyers offered no reason for the sudden reduction beyond noting the small size of the holdings surprised financial and railroad circles.
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New York
Arthur E. Stilwell
Epirus
Recalled Railroad Builder Advised by Spirits
The obituary recalls a railroad contractor who after a late career financial setback linked to a Mexican government commission to build a road. He had earlier completed a Kansas to Mexican Central line, and Mexican funds failed. auctioned debt persisted. He raised millions for railroads, built seven lines, and later claimed guidance from spirits. His wife died by suicide two weeks after his death.
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Kansas
Mexican Central Railroad
Ote Stillwell
Kansas City
Redfield Legion Plans Get Together
Redfield February 2 Special Plans were completed for a get together meeting to be held Monday night by Clay Riser post 92 of the American Legion Invitations have been sent to all Legion posts and ex servicemen of Spink county with reports suggesting large attendance
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Redfield
Clay Riser
American Legion
Legion
Spink County
Death of Portland Brother Reported by Mrs J P Plummer
Word reached Mrs. 5 J. Plummer of 478 Utah avenue southeast that her brother Tom J. Davis died yesterday at 9:30 AM at his Portland Oregon home. John Davis of Huron and Dan Davis of Fargo NB were summoned to Portland for his illness and were with him at death. Funeral services set for 2 PM Monday with burial in Portland cemetery.
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Mre
J. Plummer
Utah Avenue
Tom J. Davis
Portland
Ore
John Davis
Huron
Dan Davis
Fargo
N. B
Fortland
Huron Debaters Return from Tour with New Methods
Huron college debating team and coach Professor B D H Jackson return to Huron with new materials and methods after a five day tour to State Teachers College Madison Yankton Sioux Falls and Dakota Wesleyan Mitchell. Debates covered jury system issues with four debaters King Edwin Ring William Cir iQ Dwight Pasek and Paul Anhur. Next trip heads to Dakota Wesleyan University Mitchell for a nondecision affair on February 14. The first home debate is set for February 13 against Gustavus Adolphus College at Huron.
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Huron College
BD. H. Jackson
Huron
Trie
State Teacers College
Madison
2Ustalls
Sioux Falls
Sioux Walla
Yankton College
Yankton
Southern State Teachers College
Springfield
Dakota Wesleyan University
Mitchell
Edwin Ring
William Cireiq
Dwight Pasek
Paul Anhur
George McCarty
State College
Brookings
Gustavus Adolphus. College
SS Peter, Minn
Boxing Card in Davenport Highlights Regional Names
Davenport bouts feature Bud Taylor from Terre Haute stopping Bobby Dempsey of Hartford, Young Terry from Davenport beating Byrnie North of Waterloo, Primeef Saunders of Chicago stopping Billy Lions of Des Moines, and Billy Mason from Davenport outpointing Jack Fyan of Waterloo.
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Davenport
Iowa
Bud Taylor
Terre Haute
Bobby Dempsey
Hartford
Conn
Young Terry
Byrnie North
Waterloo
Primeef Saunders
Chicago
Billy Lions
Des Moines
Billy Mason
Jack Fyan
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