South Dakota tree planting urged with hardy native choices
The article urges careful tree selection for South Dakota, favoring native or regionally hardy species such as Hackberry, White Elm, Green Ash, Box Elder, and Cottonwood. It stresses proper planting, root protection, and irrigation, noting that northern climate and dry soil demand small trees, correct pruning, and sub irrigation to ensure long term survival.
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South Dakota
Prairie Northwest
Prairie
Brookings
Kansas
Ontario
Canada
Manitoba
Dakota
Georia
Texas
Missouri
Minnesota
Michaux
North America
United States
Rocky Mountains
Young hero saves three in Missouri River rescues
Pierre South Dakota reports sixteen year old Dewey Johnson repeatedly risked his life to rescue children from the Missouri River. After the latest drowning of Henry Hausman, Johnson’s four heroic dives were highlighted by neighbors and Principal Reine who praised the teen and said Carnegie Medal consideration would be sought.
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Wio
Reine
Johnson
Land Credit Bill Urged at National Conference
General M. J. Eaton of Chicago proposes use of existing farm finance facilities to create two land credit types. He urges loans for veteran farmers with flexible terms and long twenty year credit for beginners and tenants including immigrants, to buy land and improve farms.
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Chicago
M. J. Eaton
United States
Archive
Bureau of International Land Credit Statistics
Germany
National
Western Economic Society
Badow
Farm finance plan supports district land credit banks
Mr. Badow argues against a broad land credit bill that includes co op provisions and short term credits. He says 60 percent loans are risky and proposes a district based Land Credit bank system with regulated bonds and interest. He cites crop risk and urban loan comparisons to justify localized farm lending.
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Badow
Notice of Hearing on Letters of Administration
State of South Dakota Davison County in County Court. In the matter of the estate of Elizabeth Dexheimer deceased. John J Dexheimer petitions for letters of administration to J M Newell. Hearing set for Tuesday May 12 1914 at 1 pm at the county judge office Mitchell SD. All interested may appear and show cause. Dated Mitchell SD April 20 1914. D C Thompson Judge of the County Court.
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State of
South Dakota
Davison
Elizabeth Dexheimer
Fred Dexheimer
Alfred I, Dexheimer
Walter A, Dexheimer
Maitie J. Dexheimer
William P. Dexheimer
Edward John Dexheimer
R. J. Dexheimer
John J. Dexheimer
Elizabeth Wexheimer
J. M. Newell
Mitchell
John Henry Dexheimer
Alfred I. Dexheimer
Walter A. Dexheimer
Mattie J. Dexheimer
William P. Dexheimner
R. D. Dexheimer
Notice of Hearing Petition for Letters of Administration
State of South Dakota notice for the estate of John Henry Dexheimer lists heirs including Walter A Dexheimer Mattie J Dexheimer William P Dexheimer and Edward John Dexheimer. Hearing set at 1 30 p m on April 1914 at unspecified place to determine appointment of administrator.
Fin ds Missing Father in His Own City
Frank J Grison of Chicago sought his father missing for nearly 80 years since a manslaughter conviction at Spearfish. A Lead relative alerted Chicago based sister in law leading to reunion. The elder Grison had lived in Chicago. mother had recently died.
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Deadwood
S. D
Frank J. Grison
Chicago
Spearfish
Grison
Lead
One Clover Seed Proves Worth Its Weight in Land
DeSmet South Dakota farmer G Abrahamson sold white sweet clover seed from seven acres for 418.50, equal to the land value. He kept seed to sow fifteen acres on his farm and to supply his breader for twenty acres, showing the crop’s high value on South Dakota lands.
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DeSmet
S. D
G. Abrahamson
DeSmiet
South Dakota
Fragmentary Note on Clover Hay Harvest Details
A damaged OCR fragment notes harvesting from seven acres of clon, mentioning tragicores and tons of clover hay. The readable content is fragmentary, with no clear events, dates, or names to identify a fuller story.
Two youths charged after assault on 14 year old girls
Edward ODonnell and Campbell were arrested early this morning and jailed after accusations of criminal assault and molestation on Main Street near the Corn Palace. The girls say they were attacked as they tried to flee. Otis ODonell fled when confronted by a bystander. Hearing set for tomorrow morning.
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Viva Alban
I. L. Alban
Edward O'Donnell
Campbell
O’donnell
Madeline Kahler
Charles Kehler
Main Street
Corn Palace
Madeline Kehler
O'Donnell
John Geddoes
Odonnelb
Majority Republican campaign committee files expense report
Pierre, 8. D. The majority Republican campaign committee filed its expense account with expenditures of 4793.64 dollars. About half went to printing, 1021.50 to postage, 579.10 for clerk hire, and the rest for speakers and incidental costs. Frank M. Rood, the winning candidate for secretary of state, shows 507.19. B. Kennedy spent 324.15 as judge candidate and Ira W. Blewitt 289.35 as judicial candidate in the same circuit.
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Ira WP. Blewitt
Graders Open Indian Village Site in Forest City Area
Pierre S D graders opened a highway grading site near Forest City and uncovered an ancient Ree Indian village site. They recovered pottery and stone implements with rare decorative traces of gold and other metals, unusual for that craft.
Guardianship sale order for Krebsbach minors
Court issues an order to show cause in the guardianship matter of Ruben and Florence Krebsbach minors. May 2 1914 hearing set at ten AM in the Devi House Mitchell South Dakota. Publication four weeks in Mitchell Capital and personal service on interested Davison county residents.
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South Dakota
Davison
Ruben Krebsbach
Florence Krebsbach
H. R. Kibbes
Mitchell
Davisonton
Davison County
Davison Pein Tar
Dr King’s New Discovery Aids Coughs And Colds
Thawing frost and April rains bring chills and fever with coughs and miserable heads. Mr J T Davis of Stickney Corner Maine sought relief after failed remedies. the product promises relief or money back. Also Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for sores.
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Bucklen
Amica
Dinner hosts Dr and Mrs C Bobb entertain guests
Dr and Mrs C Bobb hosted a Thursday 7 o'clock dinner with guests including Dr and Mrs W G Seaman Prof and Mrs S D Van Benthuysen Mr and Mrs A T Downey and Paul Downey and Misses Seaman Laurson and Haynes Light refreshments were served Mrs Baxter former Miss Lila Wildman and Ruth Clapsaddle assisted The club will meet April 22 with Mrs William Comstock Jr Visitors are welcome.
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Bobb
W. G. Seaman
S. D. van Benthuysen
A. T. Downey and
Paul Downey
Seaman
Laurson
Haynes
Mae Warwick
Mildred Goodlad
Baxter
Lila Wildman
C. C. Wildman
Ruth Clapsaddle
S. Baxter
E. Kissler
William Comstock
Apley and Blackman Wed Quietly at Presbyterian Manse
Charles W. Apley and Miss Huna Blackman were married at the Presbyterian manse by Rev. Henry Snyder on a Wednesday afternoon. They left for Woonsocket for a short visit to the bridegroom’s former home, in a quiet ceremony following the recent death of Apley’s grandmother.
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Charles W. Apley
Huna Blackman
Henry Snyder
Woonsocket
Apley
CG. G. Blackman
South Edmunds Street
Dakot Improved Seed Company
Fifth
Rowley Streets
Wesleyan Banquet Lights Up Senior-Junior Night At College Parlors
Wesleyan juniors hosted a formal banquet for seniors in the Methodist church parlors with blue lights pussy willow decorations and pen sketches on place cards. A five course menu featured musical numbers by juniors and guests included Professors Stout and Dr Weir.
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Wesleyan
Methodist Church
Ruby Hastings
Guy Morse
Hattie Colton
Gardner Watkins
Clair’ Gilmore
Wagner
L. A. Stout
Samuel Weir
Methodist Sunday school officers enjoy lunch and plan eve ntrip
About fifty officers and teachers attended a Wednesday evening luncheon at the gymnasium and parlors of the Methodist church. Prof Ford led a discussion on finances and efficiency for the big Sunday school. The event included speakers and a tea by the Woman's Aid society.
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Methodist Church
A. J. Smith
Woman’s Aid Society
H. F. Ford
D. van Benthuysen
J. S. Hoagland
J. P. Jenkins
L. R. Wiskine
L. G. Stout
Mrs Dunsmore Hosts Twenty-Two Karat Club Meeting
Mrs Theodore Dunsmore hosted the Twenty-Two Karat Club on Wednesday afternoon April 8 with fancy work and a contest. Mrs M Heather won first prize and Mrs Ed Kirch took consolation. Sioux City guest Mrs Zimmerman attended.
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Theodore Dunsmore
M. Heather
Ed. Kirch
Zimmerman
Sioux City
C. R. Hilton
Alice Ocheltree honored at kitchen shower in Stultz home
Miss Viola Forbes hosted Tuesday evening shower for Miss Alice Ocheltree at the Stultz residence on South Edmunds. Guests exchanged advice for a young bride, then enjoyed a dainty lunch by Forbes and Aliie Martin. Numerous useful gifts were given to the bride who wed Roscoe Martin Thursday. The Philathea class of the First Methodist Episcopal church met Monday at the Dunn home, 513 Rowley St, with about forty members. A splendid supper followed, marking the class as a lively part of Sunday school social events with about 75 members.
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C. T. McGrew
Jennie Allen
Euna Blackman
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Gould
Lane
Tilley
Gilliland
Erskine
Alice Ocheltree
Viola Forbes
Stultz
South Edmundsst
Miss Forbes
Aliie Martin
Roscoe Martin
First Methodist Episcopal’ Church
J. H. Dunn
Rowley ‘St
Birthday party for Mrs Walter Smith by Be Jolly club
Mrs Walter Smith hosted the Be Jolly club last night for her birthday. They began at the Maynard then returned home for rummy and light refreshments. A club birthday spoon was presented to Mrs Smith.
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Craig Wilson
Be Jolly Club
Wilson
Mable Maynard
Frank Craft
Aberdeen
Roscoe M Martin Weds Miss Alice Ocheltree at Home
Roscoe M. Martin and Miss Alice Ocheltree united in marriage Thursday evening at 7 oclock at the home of the bride s parents Mr and Mrs T H Ocheltree The ceremony was described as beautiful and impressive with the bridal party present.
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Roscoe M. Martin
Alice Ocheltree
T. H. Ocheltree
Wedding of Martin and bride described with details
The front parlor welcomed guests as Clyde Martin played violin with his sister Gladys at the piano. Miss Allie Martin served as bridesmaid and Arthur Kelly was best man. Dr J S Hoagland officiated. The couple, from a well known local family, will reside with the groom’s parents.
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Clyde’ Martin
Gladys Tin
Allie
Mart
Waa
Arthur Kelly
J. 8. Hoagland
Methodist Episcopal Church
Thresa O'Neal
Fedora
E. L. Creamer
Academy
Meety
Irvin Burns
Alexandria
Martin
H. Y. Club Hosts Surprise Party for Mrs. Watkins
The H. Y. club held a Thursday evening surprise party for Mrs. S. P. Watkins with about twenty gifts and a warm social at the event. Several new members joined the club and a souvenir spoon was presented to Mrs. Watkins before light refreshments.
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H. Y. Club
Mitchell Art Club Sets Meeting on Panama Canal Topic
The Mitchell Art club will meet Monday evening with Mrs. E W Lee Han. The lesson will cover the Panama Canal and progress of medical science in the United States. Mrs. Co H Nara will conduct and Mrs. G H Roddy will be critic. The Round Table club will meet with Mrs. F L Ransom next Monday.
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Mitchell Art Club
E. W. Leehan
Iesson
Panama Canal
medi+ cal science
United States
Co. H. Nara
G. H. Roddy
Round Table Club
F. L. Ransom
Candidates Seek Return to Session From Both Parties
A list of legislative hopefuls shows many former lawmakers aiming to return to service. Republicans include Blake, Houseman, Swanson, Olson, Sculz, Titland, Campbell, and others across multiple counties. Democrats rerun long lists in Brule and Mine areas with Jorgenson, Huntley, Blackwell, Davis among those nominated. Senate contenders mirror house veterans, with names across Brookings, Meade, Grant, Spink and others seeking seats.
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Campbell
Patrick
Charles Mix
H. W. Anderson
Clark
Ered Helgen
Claus J.C
Mtfarland
Codington
B. Streeter
Custer
Thompson
Minnehaha
John Hamm
Pennington
Je Tscharner
Perkins
F. B. Patterson
Potter
Tore Bredvik
Guy W. Crawford
Sanhorn
RY Labrie
Spink
R. A. ‘Bielski
Alee Ley
R. J. Courtney
Sully
Ay Withee
Turner
J. H. Maher
Union
Mark
Senate
Benj
Bussey
Bon Homme
B. C. Miller
Brookings
C. H. Bickwell
Donald.McClain
Day
W.E. Whittemore
Deuel J
Whitlock
Amsden
Grant
David Patterson
Kingsbury
Ifans
Urdahl
Lake
Ernest
May
Lawrence
Alfred Z
Drowned in 18 Inches of Water Near Aberdeen
Aberdeen, 8 D.- John Kobernick, 55, a farmer living miles northeast of Aberdeen, drowned late yesterday after heart trouble. While driving his buggy along the creek the mud trapped him as he stopped to release it. His body was not found until hours later, life extinct.
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Aberdeen
John Kobernick
Kobernick
Peenen Tate
Orward
Howte Etterenhel
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad from Toledo Dealers
An old advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional remedy. It claims local applications help the disease and touts internal use for blood and mucous surfaces. The prose asserts the formula is prepared by physicians, sold for 75 cents, with testimonials offered free and endorsements from F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo.
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F. J. Cheney, & CO
Props
Toledo
Hall
Vag git atid
The line reads as a garbled note with unclear meaning and no coherent facts or names to anchor a proper summary. It appears to be incomplete text lacking identifiable persons organizations or places.
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State College Brookings, S. D
Pipare
Missouri River
Mitchell, S. D
D. C. Thompson
Gird
Secretary OF State
O. C
Blackman
Gov. E. Allen
Hermion Ellyson
Iowa City
Iowa
Somerset
Allen
Reams
Ellyson, Turrell
Volmer
Price
Sletton
Sadie Whittle
Anna Whittle
Messrs
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Shelton
Lewellyn
P. A. Cooley
William Baxter
W. C. T. U. Mets
Halcyon Club
E. K. Mather
J. C. Bryan
S.S
Society Notes
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Fallis
Smadl Creek
Pata
Evbat
Paiva
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