Traveler buys cold tea during awkward station encounter
A perplexing incident in a municipal court describes a traveler named Ellis Lange who bought a bottle of cold tea from a vendor. A station official and a judge determined the drink was safe after a smell and taste test, with the traveler later sharing the tea with another passenger for ten cents.
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Aberdeens
Vigileatipaises
Ellis
Willla
Dar
Ing
South Dakota
Ellis Lange
Wes Court
Unclear OCR snippet on farm pests and frost impact
Fragmentary text references pests, alfalfa, frost risk, and deposits delayed until later in the season. It mentions fall conditions, safety expectations, and supply concerns with scattered phrases. The source lacks coherent structure or verifiable details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
Corn Palace hires news band for September concert
The Corn Palace announces the 34 piece Minneapolis Daffy News band as the stellar attraction for September 24. Secretary Drake returns from the Twin Cities with a contract and supplies. officials had negotiated with other bands before finalizing with the Way News band.
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That. Inc
Minneapolis
Daffy News
Mitchell Residents Attend Funerals and Visits
Mitchell locals and visitors are noted in a stream of social notes. Mrs. Joseph Fourhelm Jett attends a funeral of an old schoolmate in Sanhorine while John Kennedy and daughter visit from Ar Mours. Nearby residents travel for business, church, and golf, with several returning from trips to Chicago, Sioux Falls, and Aberdeen.
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Mitchell
Joseph’ Fourhelm Jett
Sanhorine
John Kenned
Ar Mours
Trrendsimu
Wedeh
Banks
Srichin
Cape Egilileats
Piatt Hana
Mit BP
C. L. Patrick Wi Irefan
C. WeDerr
Lakes
Twin
Ben HH
Derr
Srna Commission
Fort Shetling
Rov Bi-Hardie
Parker
Ncr
Ons
T. Smith
Mitchen
Owen, Wilson
Aberdeen
Alpena
Mitghel
Ft. Snelling
Minn
C. S. Osgood
Chicago
Osgood
Con
South Congregational Church
G. Randy
A. Mitchell
Jaseb
Sioux, Falls
Lovinner
Ey le Patrick
C.N. Carris
W. Simpson
Ray Branson
Harry Atkins
Stepher Berthorst
Fulton
Ottumwa
Arviva
Krank
Weller
Mary Ellen
Lawrencee Penner
Ried
Moses
Erro Anees
Yeni Ata
Suners
Babe Spyanston
William Schopher
St. Paul,Minn
W. Bryant
George Williams
Wessington Springs
Geneview Rossi
William
Joseph ‘Michels
Idey
Dakota Wesleyan
Uhiversard
South
Aerate
Canton
Heibs Lower
Avatertowne
Erle’ Furman
Fannie Warmani
Ruskin
Park
Howard
Pierre
Lois
Welen Smith
Donald Frazer
Gui Wenzel
Ganz
Valley
N. J. Lauerman
Theodore Lebsetter
Charles A. Perrine
Faye
Weer Penta
Jolt, Wipf
Alexandria
Carl Kjelmyr
Bead
Ole Kjelmyr
Jf Stampson
Than’ Toqu
T. H. Crampton
John’ Holderson
Arnott
Sioux City
Pete Sa
Sam
L. We Webber
Sioux
Brentmond
Brechtmonil
Mitchell scene filled with visits travels and local notices
Mitchell South Dakota locals and visitors fill the day with business trips calls and park outings. People from Dakota Wesleyan University relatives and out of town guests are noted along with construction around town and school personnel changes.
Mitchell Busy Social Roundup From Scrutiny of Local Notes
Miss Hein Walker returns to St Paul home after visiting Miss Lucile Burns and Miss Gwyneth Tipton for a few days. Several residents, including Miss Edith Gardner and Fern Forney, are noted with recent trips and visits. A large list of Mitchell visitors and locals celebrates events, travels, and upcoming weddings.
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Hein Walker
St. Paul
Lucile Ava Celestine “Burns
Gwyneth Tipton
Stir
Matty
Edith Gardner
Relly
Black Hills
B.a.jordah
Sioux Ralls
AML
Helmuth Maag
Tripp
Pankinton
Highel
Ognsocket
Hd Tehel
CG. E
Cole
Marncertie
Washingtonss
G.j
Pe Gay “Glauser
Bridgewater
Mitchell
Carnelius ‘McGravy
Presho
Newell
Vernon
Kristine
iAline
Metsen
Parkston
Jah Ton
iMitchell
Grace ‘Kelley
Alessandria
Tins
Frank Hyde
Esther
Sioux Falls
Irma
Voster
Paul
Ash
Frank Revoah
Rission Hill
Fay
W. T.latiitop
Plankinton
Mitchell Fridgy
Nate
Harlow
South
Aeris
Savice Ie
Phil Ibig
Gnu
Vera
Cruz
Walters
Eye Ae Hsee
Eeling
Minn
Acrief
Ethan
Sento
William Kearney
Miancanolie
Dante
Hell
Srik's Hall
Oopers Mess Fund
Funeral services for Charles Scheurenbrand set
Funeral services for Charles Scheurenbrand, who died from injuries when a heavy vault door fell on him last Monday, will be held at the Herman Lutheran church Sunday afternoon at 2 o clock. Also notes about local news and travel details appear in the issue, with ads for delivery and features in tomorrow’s Sunday Republican.
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Merenne Ordes
Lara Padilien
Ain Rowley
Long Marines
Charles Scheurenbrand
Trerman ‘Lutheran’church
Aternoon
Regwl
Petti
Republicih
Besulas
Marjories
Roy
Herrick
Walter Eastman
White ‘Lake
Frank Phinney
A. Flerricks
Weekly concert draws big crowd at Mitchell park
The Mitchell Concert Band performed on the court house green attracting the largest summer audience. The Hunting Scene delighted listeners as a cornet duet echoed from the trees while Garden of the Gods, directed by B. B. Flanders, and selections from Chin Chin pleased the crowd.
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Mitchell
Bni
B. BE. Flanders
Chin
Drop in Coal Prices Sparks Market Uncertainty
Local dealers in Mitchell weigh how the new government price scale will affect wholesale and retail coal costs. Analysts cite uncertain effects on anthracite, bituminous, and soft coal, with potential retail drops of about $1 per ton if mine prices fall, though profit limits and timing temper expectations.
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Wilson
Mitchell
Buffalo
N.Y
Republican
Anderson
Algo
Hey
Mitchell Volsoners
Supreme Court Findings From Pierre Dated August 27
The Pierre report summarizes Supreme Court findings handed by Judge Gates in several cases. Wilson, Funk, Mumford, and others saw affirmations or reversals, with certain municipal decisions modified. The note cites multiple holdings including affirmances for John Seibert and others, and a modified ruling for Kilkee v Worth Motor Co. The item notes quotations from New York Telegram commentary.
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Pierre
Gates
David DB
Wilson
Funklouder
Alv
Wiikinh Mérn
Uitte
Res
Edgar’ Mumford
Krank M. Rood
Mendé
Affirmed
John J. Farrar
NMW. Ry. Company
Pennington
John Seibert
A. Scott
al Minnehahas-affirmed
Carl Holberg
sJermiah C. Dunkelbevaler
Muniscipal Court
Sioux Falls
F. Keinet Uff Wastes
Debate on Double Credit for Enlistments in Draft
A reader argues against double credit for counties under the selective draft. Davison County volunteers could exempt unfairly, while Hutchinson bears the load. The piece defends fair administration and warns against political manipulation of quotas and constitutional issues surrounding conscription.
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Davison Vant Hutchinson
Davison County
Hutchinson County
Dayison County
Hutchinson
Thachsart
Davison
Mhutchinson
Congress
Wile Hutchinson
Alta
Mutchinson
Hattchinson
Mitchell
Elieve
Kakhio
Wien
Rodet
Women to Buy Liberty Bonds to Aid Democracy
South Dakota Women's Liberty Loan committee chair Mrs Perisho outlines national and state structure to mobilize women in bond drives. She notes the first issue drew 4 million subscribers with women purchasing about 1 billion dollars of bonds and stresses cooperation with federal and local defenses.
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Buwwood G. Pevisha
South Dakota
Wwoen
Abs
SAO West Mat Liberty Hondss
Ehiumnir
Council of National Defense
Ever County
Thoraqugu
South Dakota Women's Libery Loan Committee
Perisho
University of Mitchell Foreman Dies After Vault Accident
Charles Scheurenbrand foreman of Scheurenbrand Construction Co dies from injuries after a fall vault door accident Monday morning at the Uouimnerdial and Savings bank. He was born December 3 1890 in Mitchell and leaves his wife Lona Lemke two parents four brothers and a sister. funeral at Evanngheads Duthasans church Sunday with burial in Graceland cemetery.
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Charles Scheurenbrand
Scheurenbrand Construction Com Wins
Uouimnerdial and Savings Bank
Mitchell
Wie
Iis
Guthri¢h Scheurenbrand
Lona Lemke
Shom
Wrevhers
William
Jelentus
Walter
Paul
Sophie
Hvanngheads Duthasans Church
Aftarnoon Taterhiani
Graceland Cemetery
Protests Grow Over Wheat Price in South Dakota
Aberdeen South Dakota August reports that groups beyond the Aberdeen Commercial Club and Rotary Club urge wheat price protection. The Aberdeen Farmers Elevator Co led by State Rep Swanson sent letters to Herbert Hoover backing a minimum price of two dollars and fifty cents per bushel, opposing prices below three dollars during the war.
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Aberdeen
S D
South Dakota
Aberdeen Commercial Clubs
sAberdeen, Rotary “Club
Farmers’, Elevator Company
A.swanson
Herbert Hoover
Dakotas
Pswieh Ecommersial
Guards Get Pay From Uncle Sam at Mitchell
Troop Bind Company F and Company E of the national guard at Mitchell receive about 85 000 in cash from paymaster Captain Wallace. Troop BE plans a public benefit ball at the Corn Palace tonight to celebrate the first pay since mobilization with bands and a military dance.
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Mitchell
Sam Moulin
Mitchel
Nationa Guard
Il H. Wallace
Central Department of
Chicao
Mitenell
Gompany FE
Bats
Wallace
Corn Place
Aningu
Deming Snm
Abia
Mitghels
Fair Will to Offer Fast Auto Races and Exhibits
South Dakota hosts an expanded state fair speedway featuring noted drivers, prize events, and a large auto show. Fred Horey George Chavk Kimboc Ben Giroux Floyd Willard and Bob Cline headline a field of champions with a $250 purse for Ford races and a 10 mile non stock event. The five day program includes tractor demonstrations and a massive auto display across 36 000 square feet, highlighting agricultural value of gasoline powered machines.
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Weny
South Dakota
Fred Horey
Sevenwerld
George
Esi Chavk
Kimboc
Minneapolis
Ben’ Giroux
Sts
Floyd
Willard
Dallas
Texas
Bob Cline
Columbus
Ohloys
Les
South Dakola
South Diakon State Fair Speedway
Allove
Northwest
Tech
Amb
Uis
Sstate -Vair
United’ States
Branson State Golf Champion Named in Dakota Tourney
The Dakota state golf tournament at Minnehaha Country Club crowned Brandon Clem Minor of Aberdeen 7 up for the title with Branton and others competing. Edward Stone of Sioux Falls led consolation play, finishing 62 up over Winthrop.
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Mitchell
Sioux Falls
Ne Sioux
Kalls
S. D
Aug Raye Brandon
Sans Dakota
Ee Minnehaha Country Club
Bydetrei
Edwardbive Ingstone
Onljes
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