Mitchell mobilizes farm labor for harvest and thrift drives
Chamber of Commerce meeting in Mitchell unites farmers merchants and city officials to recruit summer field workers. Plans name a recruitment office and ward committees to secure men, while a publicity panel urges kitchen economy and seed potato supply. A mass meeting at city hall is set for Monday with possible address by State College president.
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Davison County
Chamber C Commerce
Banks
Bunes Houses
Mitchell
America
Chamber of Camimer Lowe
W. M Calon
Wells
J. J. Wells
Weller
P. A. Zollman
P. H. Kelly
C. W. Downey
C. P. Anderson
Zollman
Bk. C. Perisho
The
State College
Attencon
Aberdeen
Chamber of Commerce
hTe Ward
First Ward
Onry Swindler
W. . Snow
David Pearson
M. Wi. Myler
C. K. West
Litchfield
J. T. Morrow
John Michels
A. Curtis
Gottlieb Scheurenbrand
J. W
Farm Labor Corps
Hotel Guest’s Suicide Attempt At Aberdeen Hotel
Mrs. Herman Schwartz of Aberdeen D. attempted to take poison by swallowing bichloride of mercury two days ago. She told doctors she was tired of the world and has a husband in Pittsburgh. She was rushed to a local hospital. physicians strive to counteract the poison’s effects, which may take hours to determine.
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Herman Schwartz
Aberdeen
Heavin Rer
Schwartz
Pittsburgh
Hat May Convict Youth of Crime
Sioux Falls report names Arthur Fish as the individual to be tried. The document notes the hate may convict the youth based on evidence presented in court. The article hints at ongoing proceedings and expected testimony in a local case.
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Fish
Martin
Police Department
Sioux Falls
S. D
Arthur Fish
Save Baby Beef Says S. D. Board
The South Dakota live stock board urged farmers to keep breeding cows and heifers rather than selling them for slaughter. It also called for an end to baby beef slaughter and asked for feeding efforts to support current and future beef supply.
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S. D. Board
Tierre
S. D
South Dakote
Fr Ge
Business Men Offer to Labor in Davison County Harvests
Davison county food preparedness moves organize a business men brigade to cover harvest shortages. Third ward committee begins signature drive for six day harvest service from residents and volunteers including retirees and students. A mass meeting at city hall on Tuesday will hear Dr. Perisho and local speakers on farm labor needs.
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Davison County
George E. Logan
J. W. McClinton
Chas. Intsminger
F. C. Drake
L. Beckwith
W. W. Reams
Mitchell
Chamber of Commerce
J. J. Wells
City Hall
J. C. Perisho
The
State College
Perisho
Washington, D C
Department of Agriculture
Kimball Patriots Show Loyalty to America
A Kimball meeting at the Lombard bank gathered bankers and local leaders to form a Cavalry troop. Capt. P. Quirk and Rev. F. Hassold urged enlistment with N. Anderson joining from Chamberlain. President Galbraith chaired as Mayor Yarish secretary, and plans were made to enroll and hold immediate enlistment meetings with Adjutant General Morris notified.
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Kimball
Lumnbard Bank
P. Quirk
IF. A. Hassold
Pres. Galbraith
Yarish
Quirk
N. Anderson
Chamberlain
W. A. Morris
Redfield
Pukwana
Gaun Valley
White Lake
Academy
Mold ridlies and envianx meeting held Saturday
The event took place on Saturday April 25 as officials in Bighall gathered to review attendance and confirm the roll. Local participants and meeting leaders were listed, with attendance checks and procedural steps outlined.
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Bighall
Troop E Stands High With Army
Col. George I. Morfan commends Troop E as a strong unit for the First South Dakota cavalry after a Thirteenth division inspection at City Hall. Of 106 men, 60% are high school graduates, 40% have some college, and many hold military drill training. NCOs to be appointed gradually to fill 18 sergeant and corporal slots. guns and uniforms may arrive from surplus stock.
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Dakota Cavalry
War Department
George I. Morfan
National Guard
Wis
Cal
Morein
Busineess Tiren
W. A. Morris
Redeld
Heads of Corn Palace elect new Corn Palace board
Judge W. M. Iverbert was chosen president of the Corn Palace board with Wood Smith as vice president and J. W. Bryant as treasurer. EB. J. Fellow was secretary as committees were named for decorations and building, concessions and exhibits, transportation, attractions, and advertising. Some appointed members resigned, leading to uncertain staffing for the fall program.
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W. M. Iverbert
Corn Palace Board
Wood Smith
J. W. Bryant
EB. J. Fellow
John Michels
Smith
R. I. Davis
W. S. Hill
Bryan
Michel
Military Drill Adopted at Dakota Wesleyan College
Dakota Wesleyan University faculty voted unanimously to establish a military trainee program for the rest of the school year. Professors Scott and Maline will lead with sergeants Rintliff and Nichols assisting. Capt Rowley to arrange militia loan. drill to begin immediately with 35 volunteers enrolled by noon and a larger company anticipated.
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Dakota Wesleyan
J. M. Scott
N. H. Maline
Chas. Rintliff
Chas. Nichols
J. B. Rowley
Gregory County Circuit Court Terms Charged With Crimes
Seventeen criminal cases are on the calendar for a term of circuit court in Gregory County with Judge J W Williamson presiding. Cases range from cattle rustling to assault and battery. Several defendants face bootlegging charges. Six civil cases also on the docket.
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Fairfax
Gregory County
J. W. Williamson
PREDICTS PALL OF PRUSSIAN ISM
At the American Academy of Social and Political Science annual meeting Toyokojehi Jyvennen of New York predicted the early collapse of German militarism. He is listed as managing director of the West and West News bureau.
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Philadelphia
American Academy of Social and Political Science
Toyokoehi Jyvennen
New York
West and West News Bureau
Nourishment in Milk Compared to Other Foods
The article argues milk is a valuable, low cost source of protein minerals and energy in a diet. It notes the average American drinks about a half pint daily, and increasing intake when safe milk is available can profit health. Milk supports body tissue formation and energy needs beyond beverage use.
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Washington
Milk as a cheap energy source in diet and nutrition advice
An early health column compares milk with sirloin steak and eggs as protein and energy sources. It notes milk as inexpensive, easily digested, and essential for growth, recommending a quart daily for a child and listing culinary uses from puddings to soups.
Practical Household Hints and Tips for Everyday Use
Helpful hints cover matting dampening for smooth edges crochet tips to prevent crochet items from rolling ink stain removal with a hot pin and cushion silk stocking top stitching to avoid dropped stitches silk hose care cottage cheese quick method preserving cheese moisture salt as preservative warming clothes pins in a dripping pan crude oil as hair tonic and a basic sour beef preparation with browned meat onions stock vinegar and seasonings for tender results
Mother rescues child as clothing catches fire in bonfire accident
In Salem South Dakota Beverly Barnhart aged four was badly burned when her clothing ignited from a bonfire. Her mother wrapped her in her own clothes to smother the flames and the girl is expected to recover.
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Salem
S. D
Beverly Barnhart
W. A. Barnhart
Centerville
Julius Wrage
Wrage
Doctor Final Patient Aberdeen 8S D
Dr. N J King of Aberdeen performed four operations Saturday before developing appendicitis. He was taken to the hospital where another surgeon removed his appendix. His condition is favorable. Mrs King remains in the same hospital recovering from a recent operation.
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Aberdeen
N. J. King
U-boat War Not Halt Trade Surge in March Exports
Washington reports American exports in March at 551,278,000 dollars, a monthly record second only to January's peak. Imports reached 274,000,000 dollars, setting a new national record.
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Washington, D. C
Local Notes from Mitchell and Nearby Communities
Saturday notes report visits and arrivals including Joethora Prer returning to Weetsocket after visiting her brother, Frank Maybird arriving from Strdo, and a Yankton hospital transfer for Henry Manlove. Mitchell events include a hospital operation, local births, a Beets elevator manager change, and city election results. visitors include Ira Johnson and Carl Hofman with multiple engagements and a Knight Templar lodge visit.
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Joethora Prer
Weetsocket
Sperone
Wansmith
California
Frank Maybird
Strdo
Misseulee Road
Miteliod
State Hospital For the Insane
Yankton
Wis
Mitchell
Tienry Manlove
Mentove
County Insanity Board
TIDD
Butterfield Storm
Hemphill
Reliance
King
Mitchell News and Visitors Across the Area
Monday's Daily Harold McCarthy expected home today from Annapolis after naval academy exams. Mitchell hosts visitors from Plankinton and Oacoma. South Dakota State College senior Joe Lill returns to work at the Hill ranch near Alexandria. Navy billets awarded to Mitchell men Moriarity brothers and others. Omaha road officials visit on a special train. Mrs. A. B. Test returns from Lake Worth with a Cedar Rapids stop en route.
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Harold McCarthy
Annapolis
Navl Academy
Joe Lill
South Dakota State College
W. S. Ilill
Alexandria
Hill Ranch
A. B. Test
Lake Worth
Fla
Mitchell
Cedar Rapids
Hampton
Colonies Founded by Negroes and Their Fates
The first African settlement for liberated slaves began with Captain Thompson and 400 Africans plus 60 Europeans on a west coast site. hostile natives and poorly trained colonists doomed it. A later colony grew to 1,200 Black settlers from Nova Scotia and the Bahamas, producing Sierra Leone as a prosperous colony. By 1822 a southern colony formed, becoming Liberia in 1847.
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Maade
Stoerre Lee
Africa
Tracetor Smedthman Wis
Captain Thompson
IWSG
Wing Tom
Puimmaanchs
Nova Scotia
Bahamas
Sierra Leone
Sierra Leona
United States
Republic of
Liberia
Utah Plans First Bird Sanctuary Near Cottonwood District
Utah will establish its first bird sanctuary covering a large area donated by Ble Cottonwood district landowners about four miles east of Mirrays. State Fish and Gas Commissioner Chambers will arrange quail and pheasants placement, with deputies feeding birds during heavy snows when food is scarce.
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Utah
Ble
Cottonwood
Mirrays
Fish Ad
Chambers
Young Vanderbilt Becomes Midshipman in Navy Reserve
Young Vanderbilt, son of the late Alfred G. Vanderbilt who died on the Lusitania, is shown as a midshipman in the United States Naval Reserve at the Newport training station.
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Young Vanderbilt
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
United States Naval Reserve
Newport
R. L
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C. B. West
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John M. Moriarity
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Utah Bird Sanctuary
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