Pioneer Deaths Across South Dakota Counties
Obituary notices for several pioneers and veterans across South Dakota counties. Donald McPherson of Deadwood and Getaela YSos- Misa in Moody County are listed among the deceased. Also noted are Lindberg stockman at Maple City and Toomey GC, early settlers and county figures. One veteran, Clothwir, is recorded as dying afloat Sprinae aged 7. Additional death of pioneer Pave in Volga at age 60.
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Dakota Westory
Donald Aa
McPherson
Deadwood
Jom
Getaela Ysos
Misa Sooth
Dakota Dotantey
Ontentis Fia Say Jyanetsoo
Yottedark V. Downey
Pioneer
Dfod
Fi Ashton
Tps AW
EL Braphere
Lindberg Stockian Dtod
Maple City
Toomey GC
Showre
Amrora County
Farnier
Moody County
Volga
York
Growth and civic leadership as keys to town progress
A clerical discussion argues growth hinges on physical demand and strong personal leadership. It stresses unselfish, forward looking citizens, civic courage for industrial development, honest public opinion, and a responsible press guiding advancement.
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Suebcarker
Additio
Lisekwand
Chase
Ds Ta
Ho O
Presbyterians Seek Union Talks Across Protestant Bodies
A general assembly in St Paul endorses a resolution urging union talks with other Protestant denominations. Committees are named to open discussions, with leaders warning that creeds and church governance alone will not keep churches united amid rising fundamentalism and intra Protestant tensions.
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United States
St. Paul Res
Resolutions on Church Union Stir Debate Among Congregants
The piece discusses how general assembly resolutions could unite churches toward a broader God like humanity. Some argue unified effort improves the church’s militancy and focus, while others fear loss of fundamental creed distinctions and advocate attention to core beliefs.
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St. Paul General Assembly
Clarence Coyne Remembered as Truthful Public Servant
A former Pierre newspaper tribute honors Clarence Coyne, praising his honesty and reliability. He served as lieutenant governor and aspired to the governorship, with peers noting his square dealing and public spirit. The piece laments his loss and the gap in South Dakota public life.
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Clarence Goyne
Pierre
Clarence Coyne
Mr Goyne
Uhig
Coyne
South Dakota
Prohibition Amendment Debate and Tax Revenue Claims
A press commentary critiques the Prohibition Amendment estimates arguing the revenue figures are likely inflated. It questions who bears the tax burden and notes the shift of funds from federal and state treasuries to private pockets. The piece links prohibition to savings for citizens and shifts attention to saloon, distiller, and brewer interests.
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Proibirion
Inlios-Dellir
Alt
Termerix
Iistillers
Vilken
Oly
John Citizen
Haha Caisen
Dahu
Sud
Jona
Ben
Traveling Americans and the Rise of Tourists
A rough, OCR like passage discusses increasing travel by Americans and foreign tourism trends. It mentions steamship routes, steerage costs, and the appeal of ocean voyages, noting broader prosperity and rising passenger numbers shaping travel patterns.
20 Year- A KBO Seb visit and moves across towns
Local notes list residents traveling for visits and work. Patterson heads to Clarksville Iowa to visit friends while Jansen travels to New York awaiting return to the old country. several others depart for Aberdeen Bangor Rochester Sioux City Watertown and St. Paul on various errands and treatments. Rev Long to become Tabor College president, Abel rejects a $6000 offer for Third street frontage. Sutphen party leaves for Salem New York to buy for Sutphen family.
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Patterson
Clarksville
Iowa
Wolera
St. Paul
Jens Jansen
Lny
New York
Old Country
Mra
George Dickson
Aberdeen
Tadies
Woda Kinkead
Mitchell
William Ritschlus
Chique
Watertown
Wis
D. v A. Sauer
Rochester
Chass
Bangor
Fister
Paul St. John
Sioux City
Color Campbell
Aberdean
FP. W. Long
Tabor College
Koo
Abel
Third Street
Twlenings Dry Goods
J. E. Sutphen
W. H. Bliss
Salem
Two Year-Old Ipswich Lad Climbs Roof and Is Rescued
Tessie Carlyle Bell, age two, son of Mr and Mrs John Bell, narrowly escaped a fall from a second story window in Ipswich. Clinging to the edge about twenty feet above the ground he cried for help and his mother rushed to pull him to safety.
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Ipswich
Tessie Carlyle Bell
Mre
John Bell
Road gravelling work discussed near Danforth
Reports from Danforth May 29 describe gravel road repairs north of the town, extending from the Beadle County line toward Highway 48. The pause or action details are unclear in the fragment, but the project aims to improve travel on the rural route.
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Danforth
Danforth Stora
Beadle County
Highway 48
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Chaulatton
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America
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Amd Thai
Aurbers
Ranopesa
Dar Gemamk
Emmaypanios
Arguslemier Gommends Prsadent Hooper
Gardner
KBO Seb
Huron
Lad
Springfield
Kelly-Springfield
Burger Motor Company
Wisconsin S
BUICK
Fisher
Buick-beth
Minmeepolis
Hotor Company
Flint
Mitch
Oo As
Pence Automobile Coo
Huron, S. Be
Sicex
Bruit
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