Branson Campaign Opens in Aurora County With Speech
The Plankinton opera house will host O. L. Branson of Mitchell in a campaign kickoff on Tuesday evening April 16. The event features local music and Branson’s plan for a vigorous district tour starting in Aurora and continuing through June contests.
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Delegates and petitions filed for Republican National Convention
The secretary of state received the delegate list to the Republican National Convention headed Taft World Peace and Progress. Names include Day Sioux Falls Brookman Vermillion McDougall Britton McPher son Deadwood Sinclair Beresford Chamberlain Lockhart Clear Lake Behrens Aberdeen Jeffers Dallas Waggoner Philip. Alternates listed include Jane Mitchell Smith Miller Gutz Selby Bide Howard Gilbert Salem Davis Geddes Agnew Redfield Blain Faith Ramsdal. Nominating petitions filed for electors Lemmon Johnson Heib Dirks. Halladay of Iroquois named Republican National Committeeman. Tuesday accident injured 10-year-old in Day County. buggy crash en route to Webster after cap explosion.
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C. F. Hogberg
Day County
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Athletes Begin Outdoor Practice Ahead of Dual Meet
Weather nears spring conditions as Pakoty Wesleyan athletes, under Coach Douglas, start conditioning for outdoor work. A dual meet with Yankton College is planned for the latter part of April, with time to prepare considered short.
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Vessey’s Son Sings for Evangelist in Pierre Revival
Bernard Vessey son of Governor Robert S. Vessey has left a state capital clerkship to perform at revival meetings in the Methodist church in Pierre He has a strong tenor voice and now sings both afternoon and evening sessions drawing attention because of his family connection In Lincoln Nebraska prison a 26 year old Black inmate John Strong was stabbed to death by 28 year old Charles Davis a mixed blood Indian during breakfast time at the Nebraska state penitentiary
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Bessie Wood
Tate Democratic Statesman
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Plan for Mitchell Sioux Falls highway network advocated
S. J. Lee state engineer visits Mitchell to promote a three section plan for the state highway from Sioux Falls to Mitchell Chamberlain and Rapid City. He outlines cost ranges from 200 to 900 dollars per mile and urges local committees farmers and commercial clubs to organize and drag roads with affordable hand tools.
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Graft Probe Tracks Wolf Bounties in Pennington Meade and River Counties
Rapid City officials including General Johnson and Deputy State Auditor P. J. Murphy probe alleged wolf bounty graft across Pennington, Meade and all River counties. 1911 payouts exceeded $4 700, with claims wolves far fewer than coyotes and possible double payments on hides. Authorities expect disclosures and note related personnel moves in Armour Schools.
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Memorial Day Observance Urged by South Dakota G A R
Col Thomas H Brown Sioux Falls commander calls on city councils school boards and county commissioners to fund proper Memorial Day observance and to honor the fallen with flowers and reverent ceremonies statewide. He urges communities to avoid games and focus on solemn remembrance.
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Wilson Leads in Democratic Race Across Nation
The New York Herald reports Woodrow Wilson leads the Democratic field eighty five days before the Baltimore convention. Harmon and Clark compete, with Underwood and Bryan sentiment shaping state maps from New York to New Jersey and Ohio. Taft and Roosevelt vie in a three cornered Republican race as La Follette plans a Wisconsin visit.
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Speaker Addresses Philadelphia Chamber on Coal Strike
Saturday night he spoke to several hundred Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce members in the house. He stated the people were on the eve of better times and that there would be no great coal strike. He said he had no jurisdiction to settle strikes and preferred to wait to see if he was welcome rather than interfere in a matter between parties who knew their rights.
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Mitchell Ad Club Meets at Widmann Hotel
About forty members attended a Mitchell Ad Club session at the Widmann hotel. Secretary Silsby spoke on city development and advertising support, and a by law draft was discussed with several sections adopted for future approval.
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Souvenir edition planned by Mitchell Republican
The Mitchell Republican announces a souvenir edition to promote the city and state with a magazine format. It will be illustrated with pictures and feature historical articles, printed by the Mitchell Publishing Company, taking six months to prepare and print.
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Coitur Tries Turk As Weather Prophet
Aberdeen editor John Mariner of the Marvin Monitor asserts a seasonal weather sign. He notes winds after crossing the equator will indicate the coming crop year. He predicts good to excellent yields for small grains and corn with caveats for flax and late frosts.
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Remarkable Cure With Dr Kings New Discovery
A Clarendon Texas source recounts a startling change in a man once thought dying of consumption. After using Dr Kings New Discovery he allegedly recovered fully, gaining weight to 218 pounds and remaining well for years.
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Supreme Court Upholds Missouri Anti Trust Law Loss of Standard Oil
The U S Supreme Court today sustained Missouri anti trust statutes and upheld a 50000 fine against Standard Oil of Indiana and its subsidiaries Republic Oil and Waters Wide Oil, allowing Missouri to eject monopolies from the state. Farmers in Brown County begin grain seeding with ample soil moisture promising a good crop.
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Y M C A Banquet Seeks Building Plans and Support
About fifty men attended the Beloit or Akual Y M C A annual banquet where President Hill urged a building to fit boys needs. State and local officials described progress, Aberdeen and Sioux City groups discussed a new Y M C A, and Morris of Sioux City highlighted the health and discipline value of supervised physical exercise.
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