Address on boy welfare draws large city hall audience
A Sunday evening gathering in the city hall heard Jon Young of the South Dakota Prairie School urge parents to provide help and guidance to boys from childhood to manhood. He emphasized parental sacrifice, disciplined training, and the divine guidance as key features in shaping character and future success.
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Jon
Young
South Dakota Prairine School
Mlankinton
Eastor Wilkinson
Methods Church
Mitchell
Younes
Noble
Bere
Tie
Iit
Iver
Vistoveus
Funeral for Eves Pine at Methodist Church
Funeral services were held for Eves Pine at the Methodist church Sunday at 2 pm. Rev. G J Corwin led the sermon with Revs. H S Wilkinson and F J Norton assisting. the Methodist choir provided music. Burial followed in Traceland Cemetery. Pine, born April 22 1820 in Clearimond County Ohio, died July 27 1807 at age 87 after months of illness.
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Eves Pine
G. J. Corwin
Ile
H.S. Wilkinson
F. J. Norton
Wasi
Traceland Cemetery
Mr. Pine
Ives Pine
Clearimond County
Ohio
Mitchell
Gaetze Reunites With Long-Lost Wisconsin Relatives
John Gaetze, living near town, returned to his old Wisconsin home after forty one years and found relatives he had not seen since he left. The Jean Du Lac Daily Bulletin notes the joyful reunion as he met brothers and sisters who did not recognize him at first. He plans to stay in the area for about a month.
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John Gaetze
Wisconsin
Jean du Lac
Gaetze
Sig
Gates
John J No O
George “Upers
Jobim Guette
Justen
Evers
Guaetze
Tukee
Gietze
Tnver Mitchell
Fariuir
Gusize
Justen Brothers
Ife
Card of Thanks for Kindness After Loss
We thank friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy during the sickness and burial of our husband and father. Charity line, Geo Pine, Mary Toland, Sarah YLolind, Elizabeth Johnson, Oliver Pine, Tenry Pine, Walter Pine.
Normal Institute Open As Two Week Session Launches
Conductor Stout opened the normal institute at 10 AM with about 70 teachers in attendance at the high school assembly room. The program introduces a new recording system for teacher markings to be reviewed by school boards for five years, and limits students to four studies per two weeks. Miss Lee plans a year in Berlin studying piano, joined by niece Miss Hazel Lathrop for voice studies.
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Stout
Normal Institute
Quigley
Nurdy
Jessie Walrath
the University
Miss Lee
Berlin
Germany
Great Musical Center
Hazel Lathrop
Shine
July dividends and interest disbursements exceed records
The Springhild Republican notes July disbursements at over 182.82 million dollars, surpassing all prior records by about 18.08 million. The article asks why this influx of funds to investors will not spur railroads and other companies to issue equal new securities immediately.
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Springhild Republician
York
Summer School Ends at Dakota Wesleyan University
Summer session closes after six weeks with 140 students, up about 25 percent from last year. Dr. Samuel Weir and professors Seaton Stout and Breckenridge offer remarks. Prof. L A Stout to take a postgraduate year at Chicago University. moves family to the city. Miss Myrtle Lee connected with the Conservatory of Music is noted.
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Dakota Wesleyan University
Samuel Weir
Seaton
Stout
Breckenridge
Sumner
L. A. Stout
Chicago University
Myrtle Lee
Conservatory of Music
Luncheon and Musical in Honor of Miss Allie Schofield
Mrs. I. S. Turney hosted a Thursday evening luncheon at Fourth Avenue East and Iximball Street for her niece Miss Allie Schofield. The event featured a guessing contest and an informal musical program with piano solos and vocal numbers by local ladies and Schofield, who is a leading soprano with the Schubert Concert Co.
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Miss Butler
Helen Powers
Ruth Purney
Miss Lee
Jr. Hellitchcock
Miss Schofield
Hi. G. Nichols
Miss Sehofield
Schubert Concert Co
In Redfield Asylum Miss Gertie Coan Placed Under Care
Deputy Sheriff Platner took Gertie Coan to Redfield asylum for treatment of her weak mental state. She previously lived at the Crittenden home in Sioux City after giving birth, and Sheriff Cook notes health and behavior have shown slight improvement since admission. He cites 26 babies in the home and praises matron Miss Wopping for her care.
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Gertie Coan
Platner
Sioux City
Crittenden Howe
Kersting
Sioux Falls
Hersting
Sheriff Cook
Miss Wopping
Rainer Family Ousts Milbank Trio To Mitchell School Chief Post
Prof. M. M. Rainer and family from Milbank arrive in Mitchell to reside in the Stout home and prepare for his role as principal of the city schools when the new term begins in September after his recent election to the post.
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M. M. Rainer
Milbank
Stout
Rainer
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