Prizes Awarded in Republican Capital Voting Contest
The Republican Capital voting contest awarded twenty eight prizes from a January to March run. Winners include I A Polus Mitchell automobile, Mary Boynton Plankinton S D McPhail piano, Nellie Hughes Plankinton S D Haines Bros. piano, J Levings Mitchell Marshall & Wendell piano, and multiple scholarships, watches, mandolins, and guitars across Mitchell Platte towns.
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I. A. Polus
Mitchell
Automobile
Mary Boynton
Plankinton
S. D
McPhail Baby
Nellie Hughes
Haines Bros
J. Levings
Mitchell, Marshall & Wendell
Minnie Anderson
Conservatory
D. W. University
Lillian Wallis
Riverside
Juliette Dougherty
Mt. Vernon
Verithin Watch
Estella Hofstetter
Clara Christensen
O. W. Anderson
Lane S. D
Melissa Prouty
Mary G. Doane
Lottie L. Tenny
Ladies Waltham Watch
Hal Taylor
Loomis
Verithin
Edith Smith
Mitchel
Frances Tremaine
Ethan
Clark BB. Potter
D. W. OU
Clark Warren
Fred Griswold
Kimball
Hazel Warren
Jennevieve Agno
Ted Winters
Alpena
Edgar Mitchell
Florence Smith
Alpen
Josephine Scott
F. B. Barnett
Marguerite Osdhner
Chamberlain
Milton J. Cook
How to enlist the men in South Dakota churches
The afternoon session of the South Dakota conference gathered seven leading evangelical churches with Dr. J. T. Trimble presiding to discuss enlisting men for world evangelization. Dr. Charles Edwin Bradt of Chicago urged mobilizing strong Christian men for foreign missions, noting the Twelve Disciples’ global influence despite a small number.
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South Dakota
J. T. Trimble
Charles Edwin Ijsridt
Chicago
Bradt
Laymen Missionary Convention Deliberates on Potent World Factors
Morning session drew strong male attendance as missionaries discussed potent factors in world conquest under four topics. Policy report urged doubling foreign mission giving from 38,000 to 76,900 statewide and from 1,000 to 2,000 in Mitchell. a committee will draft resolutions. Closing session set for the Methodist church with addresses by Merrill and Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Rollitt
John E. Merrill
George Heber Jones
Chas. E. Bradt
City of
Mitchell
D. Hardy
J. N. Bell
J. W. Broadbent
I. L. Ransom
W. Freyberg
Methodist Church
Women Missionaries Highlight Laymen's Convention
The Woman's Missionary mass meeting at the Methodist church featured John E. Merill of India and Dr. M. D. Eubank of China praising churchwomen's long running aid for foreign missions. Speakers stressed practical methods, local progress, and the need for more funds and workers to evangelize Asia and Africa. Dr. Trimble summarized goals, noting 13 000 current missionaries need 27 000 more and a $80 million annual requirement to advance the effort.
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Methodist Church
Trimble
John E. Merill
India
M. D. Eubank
China
Eubank
Orient
J. B. Trimble
Mission Policy Outlined by Laymen's Missionary Convention
Resolutions urge united prayer and effort to enlist Christian men in world evangelization. They call for strong Missionary Committees in each congregation, a personal canvass of members, and a structured weekly offering system to boost foreign missions. Target is $2000 in Mitchell next year and $76,000 for South Dakota.
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Christ
Bradt
M. D. Eubank
Eubank
S. Earl Taylor
New York
Taylor
Trimble
J. O. Dobson
Churches of Mitchell
Churches
South Dakota
Mitchell
Central Committee
C. D. Hardy
W. Bell
W. Broadbent KF
L. Ranson I
W. Freyberg
W C Cook Sells Out As Sioux Falls Publisher Leaves
W C Cook sells half interest in the Sioux Falls Press to partner C L Dotson. Cook says his tendency is not toward publishing. will remain in Sioux Falls. Dotson sided with progressive Republicans, implying continued pro progressive policy.
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Sioux Falls
S. D
the Press
W. C. Cook
C. L. Dotson
Dotson
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Diehl & Brown
Chinaware
J. W. Broadbent & CO
Ford
Loomis, S. D
Mission Information
J. Aberly
Aberly
Korea
Mr. Jones
Africa
Thomas Moudy
Moudy
Congo
Necreus
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