Beginning Work On Corn Palace Restoration
Active preparations start on reconstructing the north section of the corn palace seven years after the exposition. The new wing, nearly the building’s full length and about 30 feet wide, will provide space for county exhibits. Decorator Mr Roche, from Lawrence, is secured and due tomorrow to design the exterior, with Mr Beckwith and Col Davenport coordinating grains, grasses, and rooking.
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Beckwith
Roche
Col. Davenport
Corn Palace Work Underway At County Exhibit Center
Work began Monday as L Beckwith organized crews to enlarge the Corn Palace. Seats on the east and north sides were removed for extension using the lumber, and the north wall will be repurposed for a larger interior. The county exhibit plans include four prizes totaling 75, 50, 35, and 25 dollars to attract county participation. L O Gale in Chicago hopes to secure Payne's United States band if contract terms favor the palace, while Director Phinney’s Iowa State band memories influence hopes for strong musical attractions. The interior will be redecorated, grain gathered for decorations, and effort continues to prepare the palace for upcoming events. There is a noted shortage of red corn this year.
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L. Beckwith
T. C. Burns
L. O. Gale
Chicago
Paitney
United States
Gale
Corn Palace
Phinney
Iowa
Lynn
Mass
Corn Palace county exhibits draw regional interest
Counties around Mitchell seek space for county exhibits at the Corn Palace. Clark Twombly traveled from Alexandria to select space for Hanson county. Chairman Burns received word from Col Ainsworth of Plankinton that O Auld would visit soon to choose space for the county display.
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Mitchell
Clark Twombly
Alexandria
Hanson County
Burns
Col. Ainsworth
Plankinton
Unty
Auror
Decorator Rohe Arrives to Start Palace Decorations
The corn palace committee watches trains for Decorator Rohe from Lawrence Kansas. He arrived this afternoon and will begin work on the decorations immediately.
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Corn Palace Committee
Rohe
Lawrence, Kan
Decorator Roche to spruce up Corn Palace exterior
The Building hosts decorator A. Roche who will lead a new decorating line at the Corn Palace. Efforts aim to enlarge the north side for the county exhibit and extend the east end to set the stage back ten feet. An engine has been set up to saw the coin for decorations.
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A. Roche
Corn Palace
Roche
Rohhe
Mitchell
Kansas
South Dakota
Rohe
Do Your Feet Ache and Burn Shake into Allen's Foot Ease
Do Your Feet Ache and Burn Shake into your shoes Allen's Foot Ease 8 powder for the feet. It cools the feet and makes tight or new shoes feel easy. Cures corns bunions swollen hot callous sore and sweating fear. Allen's Foot Ease relievs all pain and gives rest and comfort. We have over 30,000 testimonials. It cures while you walk. Try it today. All druggists and shoe stores sell it. 25c. Sample sent free. Address Allen S. Olmstead LeRoy NY.
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Allen
Allen S. Olmstead
LeRoy, N.Y
Tough on Blind Orator in Parkston Courier remark
Parkston Courier mocks visiting journalist Bro N. E. Whitcher from the Mitchell Gazette for criticizing a Texan spellbinder. The note says Whitcher would have entertained the audience with more horse sense in ten minutes than the imported speaker did in an hour.
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Parkston
N. E. Whitcher
The
Mitchell Gazette
Children cane father on 69th birthday in family drama
The Burnside children Mrs. Chas Priest D C and Howard entered their father’s home on his 69th birthday and cane him with a gold headed cane yet the old man accepted the treatment without complaint. The scene ended with a note on health and a sales plug for Bludbilder by J B Ferris.
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Chas. Burnside
Chas. Priest
D.C
Howard Burnside
A Morning Wedding at the Miller Home
A morning wedding united Miss Eva Miller with Horace L. Moore of Panora Iowa at 9 o clock in the Miller parlor. Rev D R Tomlin officiated with the ring service. Grace Goodykoontz played piano as white and green decor highlighted the scene. Guests enjoyed a wedding breakfast and gifts, including from the Round Table club. The couple leaves for Chicago and Mackinac and will live in Panora after September.
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D. B. Miller
Eva
Horace L. Moore
Panora
Iowa
D. R. Tomlin
Congregational Church
Round Table Club
Lise
Milwaukee
Chicago
Mackinac
Lake Michigan
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