Mormon Missionaries Arouse Women In Mitchell
Five or six South Side women confront visiting Mormon missionaries who argue for plural marriage. Residents vow to bar further house to house preaching as city debates polygamy and religious outreach in Mitchell South Dakota. Mitchell to host corn palace with county displays boosting state farming image.
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South Side
Republican
Mormon Church
Church of Jesus Christ
South Dakota
England
Mitchell
Mitchell praises Corn Palace and Breeders Association
Judge A M Chamberlain spoke in Sioux Falls praising Mitchell's Corn Palace and Breeders Association as two city ledgers for state growth. He praised Mitchell for supporting farming interests and the upbuilding of Minn ehaha county and the state through these enterprises.
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Mitchell
Sioux
Brecters Association
Sioux Ils
Phe
Chamberlain
Sioux Falls
Judge Chamberlain
Sioux Malls
Minnehaha County
Beulah Farmers Compare England Farming with U S Methods
J K R Canham and John Heysett returned from England where they toured farms and praised American efficiency. Canham said English farming lags by a century with slow haying, low wages, and land controlled by landlords, contrasting with Illinois and Davison county practices. He predicts land values could rise to 150 dollars per acre if English methods were adopted. He spoke warmly of Norfolk and old classmates surprised by U S farming progress.
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J. KR. Canham
John Heysett
Beulah Township
England
Imhleysett
Mr. Canham
Ilinois
Cauham
Davison
Norfolk
Unite States
Excursion Days Boost Passenger Traffic Into South Dakota
Milwaukee road trains from the east and south run with seven coaches each, filling to capacity on Tuesday and Wednesday as home seekers travel through Mitchell and the reservation country. Trains frequently run late by up to four hours, with extra cars added to West and Eastbound departures. Chief Dispatcher Anderson notes travel magnified beyond initial impressions after Mitchell visit.
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South Dakota
Ilinois
Towa
Milwaukee
Mitchell
Homeseekers
Milwaukee Road
Anderson
Sanborn
Professor Hoff Returns From Medina Ohio
Prof F H Hoff city superintendent of schools arrived home Wednesday from Medina Ohio where he spent part of his vacation. Mrs Hoff and their daughter are expected within a week. Hoff came a week early to teach at the teachers institute opening next week.
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F. H. Hoff
Medina
Ohio
Man falls from smokestack during paint job at Turner Produce plant
Albert Dunn attempting to scale an 80 foot smokestack fell about 60 feet and was badly injured. He broke a leg, bruised his body and suffered internal injuries. Dunn had agreed to paint the stack but the rope setup failed and he was thrown to the ground. He was taken to the pest house after being found unconscious. County officials assisted as the man, a stranger, regains his senses and his identity remains uncertain.
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Albert Dunn
Turner Produce Co
Evry
Dunn
Herrick
Ile
Nash
Bobb
Bower
City Hall Plan Faces Court Injunction Over Funds
Parkston faces a blocked city hall project after the council awarded the contract. An injunction, filed by opponents, stops use of treasury funds designated for city hall. After funding water works, about 4000 dollars remained and would have funded the hall, but local leaders suspect retaliation tied to water mains extensions.
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Parkston
Good Institutes Held Sioux Walls Argus Leader
Judge A E Chamberlain superintendent of South Dakota farmers institutes says about one hundred institutes were held this season with average attendance of 100 per meeting. He notes ten thousand farmers benefited and cites 25 000 spent for 100 days of institutes versus Minnesota standards.
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Sioux Walls
Minnesota
Milwaukee road master mechanic cites housing shortage in Mitchell
Ww MacFarlane of Mason City Iowa, master mechanic of the Milwaukee road I and I division, says engineers and firemen wish to move to Mitchell but lack affordable housing. He notes that if several good houses renting around 16 dollars a month were available they would be taken.
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Ww. MacFarlane
2Mason
Surfacing the Roadbed and Rail Laying Suspended
Mil waukee company has suspended laying rails west of Murdo State while a large force works graveling and surfacing the roadbed. An extensive gravel bank near White Lake supplies three or four trains hauling gravel along the track. The新 roadbed has not settled due to heavy spring rainfall.
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Murdo
Milwaukee Company
White Lake
Bitters advertised as best advice for stomach liver kidney ailments
An advertisement extols Bitters as the best remedy for long suffered stomach, liver, and kidney problems, urging readers to trust Hostetter's for relief and improved health.
Stomach Bitters Promises Quick Relief for Various Ailments
A 53 year old remedy claim promotes STOMACH BITTERS as a cure all for cramps diarrhea poor appetite belching heartburn dyspepsia indigestion costiveness female illnesses and malaria. The brochure asserts the product relieves multiple digestive and general ailments.
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ARE
America
GREA
Tutes
ASTE
Quaker Cancer Cure
Charles
Hoon
the Quaker Concert Co
3D and
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