Suffrage Day Draws Mitchell Crowds For Flying Squadron
The Flying Squadron of suffragists lectured Mitchell on suffrage issues with three meetings and a street rally led by Mrs Benedict drawing about 700 listeners. Funds raised supported the state campaign as speakers urged women to win the vote. The tour continues to White Lake Hot Springs Deadwood and Rapid City with hopes for more Mitchell appearances before fall elections.
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Mitchell
Black Hills
Elks Home
Hille Jones
5S. V. Christ
South Dakota
Court House
Third Avenue
Main Street
Benedict
Rocky Mountains
White Lake
Hot Springs
Deadwood
Rapid City
Biggar Studies History of Maize From Bone Tools to Machinery
J Howard Biggar of the federal agriculture department is researching a history of maize from Ree Indians bone hoes to modern mechanized farming. He will photograph bone hoes in the state historical department collection and visit Sioux reservations to gather elder knowledge of traditional corn cultivation.
Re seeding on burned areas shows success in South Dakota
Pierre South Dakota The state forest service reports artificial seeding on burned and barren Black Hills areas is successful. The seed spot method is used on the Dumont Roubaix Burn and germination appears in about three weeks. Seeding will continue as a permanent forest improvement program.
Polish crop outlook and relief work talks end
Germany informs the United States that Britain’s restrictions on Polish food shipments make further Polish relief cooperation pointless. With favorable harvest prospects, relief will likely be unnecessary after October 1.
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Washington, D. C
Germany
United States
Great Britain
Poland
Iowa Crop Conditions Report Highlights Seasonal Struggles
Des Moines reports show Iowa crop conditions currenty unfavorable with widespread stress across major grains and inadequate moisture. Farmers face tough prospects as dryness and heat stress data indicate potential yield reductions statewide.
South Dakota National Guard to Join Border Force
The Fourth regiment of the South Dakota National Guard will move tonight to join North Dakota and Minnesota units near the Mercedes valley northwest of Brownsville Texas. About 97 men and officers are in the unit with departures staggered today as tents and equipment are loaded and pay for July is issued amid strict censorship of wire messages.
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Redfield
South Dakota National Guard
North Dakota
Minnesota
Mercedes Valley
San Benito
Texas
South Dakota
Seint
Peter Brethorst
Canin Dias
Wpwourth Regiment
Migsien
Camp Hagman
Mourth
Haemat
Brownsville
Official roster of Company I after medical exams
The roster lists Captain Bar B Rowley as commander with Lieut George Shipton and Lieut Harvey Coucher. Sergeants include Charles Bentlily and P V Breihorst among others. corporals Ralph McCormack and Snitley Stout. cooks Glenn Wightman and Frank Worthen. musician Lester Ruby. Privates cover a long list of names such as Hobart Brown, Roland Packer, John Bragstad, James I. Cooper, M. Conway, John Creamer, and many others.
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Company I
Bar B. Rowley
George Shipton
Harvey Coucher
Charles Bentlily
P. V. Breihorst
Tierbert Barnard
Wd. Brieker
Lane Bazley
Welcome Waltz
Ralph McCormack
Snitley Stout
Henry van de Bosche
Chester Coleman
Charles Brown
Charles Nicholls
J. T. Kelley
Lionel J. Stacy
Cooks
Glenn Wightman
Frank Worthen
Lester Ruby
Hobart Brown
Roland . Packer
C. FP. Braucht
John Bragstad
James I. Cooper
M. Conway
John Creamer
Frank Doty
Floyd Doane
Burton BH. Freeland
J. J. Hilligoss
I. Warl Wall
Philip Co. Kelley
Claude GC. Knight
William C. Knight
Walter Whittleson
D. I. Marsden
Albert J. Montgomery
Dorlan Maxon
Harl Nelson
A. H W. Nixon
J. G. Ness
John R. Simon
Ross @. Smith
RN. L. Shade
Charles Worthon
C. Wallis
I. J. Wallis
Martin Sainsoe
Aley Lodenoff
Kristina Neson
Donald H. Kerrey
Charles McCafferty
Kaven Tessier
William Carpenter
Wrank Panieh
Tharl A. Kearney
John Miller
Charles Stewart
Jack Tanner
Owen Caldwell
Floyd Sfmitz
Joseph Hanson
Matt Kramer
Robert Dunn
Railroad has a Real Friend
A passenger sued Northwestern railway after paying thirty cents for a twenty mile night walk and a mistaken onward ticket. He rode to Wendell twenty miles out, walked back toward Pierre until a Missouri River bridge ferry detour forced a later fare of thirty cents. The company refunded 80 cents while other charges remained. Mrs Rowley and children are named in the notice.
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Pierre
Ile
Missouri
James Rogers
Milwaukee Railroad
Yankton
John Haley
J. Ss. Devine
George Ollien
Twenry Buddie
Wic
KY Neary
Virgil Ennedy
Saturden
Pete Dat
Mt. Vernon
T. Kerns
Rene Ieee Eee
Hay rake accident leaves boy dead after barbed wire tragedy
Joubert Jieget, a young local resident, was fatally injured while guiding a hay rake on a neighbor’s farm. The rake wheel tangled in barbed wire, throwing him onto the fence and dragging him along, shredding flesh. He died after hospital amputation of a mangled arm and leg.
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Joubert
OL Mt
Miso ThodSline
Jieget
Norbeck to Head Stanley County Old Settlers Picnic
Lieutenant governor Peter Norbeck and Judge John C G Bortidne headline the Stanley Haakon and Jackson counties old settlers picnic three miles west of Cottonwood on Wednesday. A Weta versus Penobasin ball game is on the program with an old roundup wagon for campfire storytelling of pre homestead days.
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Gottenweed
S. D
Peter Norbeck
South Dakota
John CG. Bortidne
Congress
Stanley
Haakon
Jackson
Cottonwood
Weta
Peno Basin
Dave
Literature of South Dakota new edition praised
The latest edition of O. W. Courtsey's Literature of South Dakota gathers 11 years of work and 85 years of regional literary history. It covers poets, orators, and writers with extensive reading, notes, and nearly 100 quotations, praising Mitchell and other authors while noting its value as a high school and college course reference.
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O. W. Coutsey
South Dakota
Tor
Mitchell
Kate
Virgil Boyles
I. Branson
Samuel West
Thomas Nicholson
N. J. Dunham
Davison
Jeranid
Jewell Bothwell-Tull
Lst
Will Lithhridge
Pratt
Mlin Garland
Sunshine State
Holventor
Sinie
South
Pieurwana Automobile Town Aims to Put Every Family in Car
Pierre South Dakota town of 8 residents, Peurwana, boasts it can load all villagers into autos at once for a joy ride with no relays. Five families remain without cars as salesmen race to fix the deficiency and equalize transportation.
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Peurwana
Pierre
Farmer Loses Sixty Acres of Wheat to Thresher Fire
David McCurdy, a Ravina area farmer, suffered a heavy loss when sparks from a threshing engine set fire to shocked wheat. The grain, representing sixty acres of his harvest, was destroyed as scores of men fought the blaze to save what they could.
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Pield
Ravina
SL. D
David McCurdy
Local Notes Roundup of Mitchell Residents and Travel
Mitchell Dakota Wesleyan area notes list a flood of travel plans and social news. Residents including Mrs Jed Me and Mrs A Downey head various trips while others plan visits to Chicago New York Denver and Lake Okoboji. Local events include billiards exhibition with Narles L Perris and police activity following riot concerns.
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Drank van Wagenen
Sioux Ipalis
Sioux Palis
Iowa
Minnesota
Ss. 2
Brainard
Lake Okoboji
J. Bh. Duncan
Relief After Brief Cool Spell Ends Heat Wave
After two days of cooler weather across the country, temperatures ranged from 57 to 85 degrees. Forecasters note crop damage avoided if rain continues, easing fears of corn losses and signaling potential crop relief.
Hobbs Trouble Nears Closure Amid Conflicts and Delays
A fragmented report notes ongoing disorder around Hobbs with near closure of operations. Mentions other powers as organized and references detions or sprene art or trougelous pim es of past. Unclear locations and actors are cited.
Senator requests militia return to Mitchell amid disturbances
South Dakota Senator asked Secretary Balter to recall a militia company from Redfield after Mitchell mayor appealed for aid to quell disturbances. Balter indicated the unit could be moved if the governor requests.
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Washington, D
Nd. So Jotineon
South Dakota
Balter
Mitehell
Redfeld
Tie
Mitchell
W. W
Local Pine Ridge Social Notes Mention Herbert Holy Ellind Julio Crazy Horse
Fragmentary social items from a western paper cover community life in Pine Ridge reserva tion country. Names like Herbert Holy Ellind Julio Crazy Horse Felix Landing Soldier Mary Wagle Ayek appear in scattered notes amid a divorce case and name change discussions involving Jennie Bad Wound and Susie Lipp with unclear details.
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Pine Ridge
Ervation
Herbert Holy Ellind
Julio Crazy Horse
Felix
Mary Wagle ‘Ayek
Jennie
Susie Lipp
Migrant harvester disturbances eased in city and counties
Officials declare the migrant harvester problem solvent as calm returns. Police control crowds at the station, with armed citizens aiding in suppressing violence and guiding harvesters southward. Secretaries in Washington and local towns coordinate to deter further unrest and minimize federal troop deployment.
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Gity
Viollanece
Wlthoureh
Wihan
Tripp
Parkston
Scotland
Elmer
T. W. Wa
Reinsing
Mitchell
Omaha
Baker
Ode
Dad
Washington
Than
MitcCheivsley
Weddle Store Changes Hands on South Sanborn Street
The Weddle store on South Sanborn Street passes to Nicoi Moses and Glen Wilder. The store will close Tuesday and Wednesday for inventory and delivery scheduling. reopening may feature a soda fountain large refrigerator and fresh meats. The ten year old business has served the South Side community.
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James Weddle
Sanborn Street
Nicoi Moses
Glen Wilder
Weddle
South Side
Emperor Francis Joseph Very Ill After Troop Review
Vienna dispatch says Emperor Francis Joseph of Austria caught no severe chill during troop inspection but is described as very ill and confined to his bed. Dispatch notes his illness as serious though no details are given on prognosis or duration.
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London
Francis Joseph of
Austria
Vienna
Wheat crop shows heavy yield but black rust damage exists
Reports on black rust damage in the region are conflicting yet indicate some damage. The corn crop remains in good condition and developing rapidly, the heaviest in years, despite heat and drought conditions affecting overall prospects.
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University of South Dakota
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