Local Notes Share School Changes and Community News
Mitchell community notices report Prof. Veter Hanson’s illness with ptomaine poisoning and a new teacher assigned for high school classes. Vermillion student Ik. Cook to lead chemistry physics and physiography. Local visitors include Mrs. S. B. Spink and Mrs. Heather hosting a lodge event. Shoals of municipal, church, and military items follow, with court case outcomes and civic planning updates.
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Veter Hanson
Cook
University of South Dakota
Vermillion
A. N. Cook
Mitchell News Roundup From Friday's Daily G
Mitchell briefs list visits and travels of residents and visitors from Mason City Sioux City Sioux Falls Kennebec Artesian and Presho. notes on civic events court actions and births with several named individuals and small local items.
Mitchell Today News Roundup and Local Events
Mitchell residents mingle with visitors from Dulewans and Bellevue while many attend church services and concerts. Enlistment parades in Bridgewater draw crowds as 16 youths answer the colors and the Missouri river bridge faces repair delays from driftwood and high water.
Mitchell and Aberdeen Officials Schedule Projects and Debates
M J Panigan of Milwaukee based in Aberdeen visited Mitchell on company business. Mitchell building committee awarded a Western Engineering Company contract for plumbing heating and wiring at the Methodist State hospital. Ne1f Berens, former buyer at Carstens and Morrell & Co, heads to Sioux Falls to lead hog purchasing after resignations. Dakota Wesleyan debaters urged by Guy Brown Ralph Dunbar and Milo Deller travel to Canton to duel Ausutena College. A small fire damaged J S Preminelli store awning. Mitchell high students Gwynethe Tipton Jett Dragseth head to Alexandria for district oratorical contests. Francis Maguire returns from Florida with visits to Chicago clouded by family ties.
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Mitchell Choral Society
Municipal Court
City Hall
Cornell Glee Club
Lionel J. Stacey
Farmer
Wis
Mitchell
A. H. Smith
Los Angeles
Calif
Chamberlain
Milwaukee Railroad
Clara Tremaine
Walter Broadbent
Miss Tremaine
M. J. Panigan
Aberdeen
Methodist State Hospital
Pluniliie
Western Engineering Company
Chicago
Chelago
Montana State House
Oregon
Berens
Carstens Packing Company
John Morrell & Company
Sioux Falls
Mir Verens
Guy Brown
Ralph Dunbar
Mstel Deller
Canton
Dakota Wesleyan
Preshvnen
Ausustena College
Olen Jeeve Colc
J. S. Preminelli
South Mein Street
Gwynethe Tipton
Jett Dragseth
Alexandria
Mitchell High School
Miss Tipton
Dragseth
Jel Swartout
Francis Maguire
Philip
Chicare
Daughiter
W Riciffely
Gary
Ind
Red Cedars Targeted as Pests by Park Officials
Park superintendent Mix B Kannowski urges removal of red cedars and common barberry to curb rust diseases. He explains barberry hosts black wheat rust and red cedar winters orange rust on apples, so eliminating these plants is essential for protecting wheat and apple crops.
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Mix B. Kannowski
Whannowski
Mitchell
How to Select Foods for the Most Value
Guidance from the U S Department of Agriculture on thrifty eating urges careful planning in buying and serving. Emphasizes cereals monthly menus milk usage of a quart daily per child and wise use of staples to avoid waste while keeping meals varied and appealing.
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Kington
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Alleiisas
Asabie
Mail carrier walks 30 miles through snowbound Black Hills
Lead, South Dakota resident S D Crowley, a Buckthorn mail carrier, trudged thirty miles with fifty pounds of mail through deep snow on the Black and Yellow Trail to catch an outgoing train. He endured drifts and freezing conditions, earning praise from postal authorities and local sports fans. His brother, Captain Bh Bray, serves with the British army in France. further word on his condition is awaited.
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Lead
S. D
Ld Crowley
South Dakota
Crowley
Somme
France
Bh. J. Bray
Bray
Ovalfield Artillery
Jensen
Gurney
United States
Canada
Sires Ih. R. Gurney
Gurney Greenhouse Company
Golden wedding anniversary in Black Hills region
Mr and Mrs D Ole Johnson marked their golden wedding after living in the Jack Hills since 1882. They have one living child and ten grandchildren. A highlight of the celebration was Mrs Anders Salborg, head cook at the original wedding fifty years ago, who helped prepare the anniversary feast.
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Blackhawk
S. 1
Mrr
D. Ole Johnson
Black Hills
Jack Hills
Anders Salborg
Hatchery Relocation Shifts Trout Breeding to Watertown
South Dakota's game department has closed the Rapid City hatchery and moved operations to a site near Watertown. Trout eggs will be hatched at Watertown while other game fish begin in Eastern brooks. Some trout previously planted in Black Hills streams will be tested in eastern waters.
Woolwich Arsenal Fire Causes Minor Damage
A fire at Woolwich arsenal in London caused no loss of life and only slight damage to the building, according to an official announcement issued this morning.
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Woolwich
Arsenal
London
England
Woolwich Arsenal
High School Plans City Garden Project
Under Prof. Jos. Hamilton students in agriculture seek to cultivate every vacant city lot this summer. The Chamber of Commerce will act as clearing house for back-lot grounds and will list available spaces noting any rent. Owners should list lots now and interested gardeners may contact Secretary I. J. Pellew for nearby tracts to farm under supervision.
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Jos. Hamilton
Hamilton
Chamber of Commerce
I. J. Pellew
May widen gauge sought money of hills railway through threat
Lead engineers survey between Lead and Blacktail on the Deadwood scenic line with plans for gauge modification to run standard gauge trains into Lead. The move follows a Lead Commercial Club session as protesters argue freight and passenger traffic justify the change. In Sioux Falls a letter threats arson to Rochford merchant G P Billups prompted police scrutiny.
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Lead
S. 1
Ross Miller
State Railway Commission
Pierre
Betwen Lead
Blacktail
Miller
Lead Commercial Club
Niks
Deadwood
Siouxalls
S. D
United States
Sioux
Tpalls
G. P. Billups
Rochford
Burlington
Billups
Alexandria hears appeal for new Milwaukee depot
The state board of railroad commissioners holds a hearing in Alexandria on Tuesday April 17 to take testimony for and against the citizens request that Milwaukee railway erect a new depot building in the city. The issue concerns long inadequate depot facilities and the line extension into Alexandria.
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Alexandria
S. D
State Board of Railroad Commissioners
Milwaukee Railway Company
Terraville
Milwaukee Railway
J. M. Bray
Ex-cowboy William Crashley quilts in leisure time
Aberdeen Democrat notes ex-cowboy William Crashley who makes artistic quilts in his spare hours. The piece compares his creations to classic crazgy quilts from twenty five years ago and highlights his quirky hobby.
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Aberdeen
R., N. Axford
William Crashley
Crashley
Gurneys Take Over Newbury’s Nursery Property
The Gurney Greenhouse company acquires the Newbury concern and plans major upgrades. D B Gurney and HH Jensen envision a top modern greenhouse firm, turning Mitchell’s Newbury site into a showplace, with salesmen to cover the state and a full dedication to rapid growth and public service.
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Gurneys
Newbury
Gurney Greenhouse Company
D. B. Gurney
HH. J. Jensen
Gurney
Jensen
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