VISITOR HONORED AT ANDERSON HOME DINNER
Miss Janet Fry of Chicazo was toasted Wednesday at seven in the Anderson home. Guests wore floral deco rations, a five course dinner followed by dancing. The event featured Miss Henrietta Dus and Mrs J. Eet of the Vira saureh. The couple later traveled to Sioux Falls and other points to visit friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Fry
Chicazo
Mise Margearite Anderson
Dunn-Smith
Henrietta
Jeet
Smith
Miss Smith
Mies
Sioux Falls
Farmer
Toun
G. W. Smith
C '2
Trea Duon
Ol Spencer
Arewell
Mt. Vernon
Jonan
Catharine Lawrence
Haynes
Dehalf
Ue Corps
Mpa
Ilingworth
A. Smith
Miteneni
Milngworth
Hot Springs
Bigamy Conviction Reported in Local Case
In a May term case at the Tadeariad court Ralph Winesar, a farmer west of Washington, faced a d to trial over bigamy after evidence showed his first marriage may not have been legally performed. The prosecution argued Winesar married the first wife after desertion, and the local authorities ruled the prior union invalid, leading to a five year penitentiary sentence sought for the defendant. The woman noted as Winesar’s second wife had since married elsewhere.
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Ralph Winesar
Wershigton
Pipestone Tin
Oakes
Winegar
Winesar
Mar Hed
Eame
Arson Suspect Case Fails To Develop
A Milwaukee arson case stirred sensational rumors but the circuit court halted proceedings. The accused, linked to a damaged railway facility, faced emission charges and fines but no conviction followed as suspicions waned and none of the anticipated names surfaced.
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Milwaukes Raileway Company
Asco
All-State Football Picks Highlight State Rivalries
The piece ranks top players across State University, State College, Wesleyan, and Waron, praising talent from Tucker and Hood to Skinner and Knox. It contrasts teams, notes Wesleyan’s surge and State College’s defense, and praises key backs and linemen while discussing the season’s close contests and standout performers.
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State
State University
State College
Wesleyan
Waron
India
Chiaracter
Ad Wesleyan
Wind
Yan
Montana
Weelesan
Tate
Tucker
Howard
Huron
Quime
Westeyan
Smith
Cant
Nelgon
Jenni
A de Fabauer
Univer
Elis
Wesley
Dickey
Knox
Weeleyan
Orward
Panvean
Hanson
Erry Woowward
Fisher
Ree Hines
Gould Hye
Ie Camal
Hino Tek
Shohan
Tatvers
Fcomipatison
Lille
Hall-—-Skinner
Klekoll
Wesley al Bee
Hen Vidal
Belliandy
Skinner Ad Collinge
Turon
South Dakota stars highlight season in state gridiron report
The piece lauds standout players from Huron and state colleges, praising kickers, halfbacks, and ends for toughness and versatile play. It notes McCormick, Hoover, and Wake as top backs, with defensive prowess from Waltz and Seldom. It lists key players across South Dakota teams and their positions, underscoring a high level of competition this season.
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Abedeen Norman
Rowe
Sire
Coltere Me
Hood
Sioux Balls College
MfcCormick
State Univer Iy
Wake
Wesleyan
Hoover
State College
Waltz
McCormick
McOmmick
Lewever
Fon
Hehuy
Nis
Dickey
Huron
Tie State
South Dakota
Tucker
Nelson
Jowat
Euard
Stone
D. Ue Us
Col U
Hali
McCormici
Ron
Contin
Weber State
Hie
D. WU
Coltinge
Fragmented report notes on Webb Cunane dialogue and alleged plot
Fragmentary OCR text describes a 1907 conversation involving Webb Cunane and others. It mentions a dynamic claim about a damaged plot to blow up a scar, with reference to persons named Jovian and Harrison and a supposed substance called dyn ram. The readable fragments are chaotic and unclear about specifics or outcomes.
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Webb
Cain
Orive
Supreme Court Hears Challenge to Banking Rules
The state bank seeks a writ of prohibition against a department enforcement order. The petition attacks the banking law’s provisions and alleges arbitrary action by the department in selecting cases. The state banking department’s position was presented to the court this afternoon.
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Tate Reserve
Avis State Bank
Supreme Court
Department
Alice
Eighth Wing Bowling Tournament Set for January
The association plans a bowling tournament January 24 29 with states Minnesota eta and others. Walter A Nott secretary advertises to secure the largest voting delegation and city hire for the event promising a favorable turnout and enjoyment for attendees in multiple states.
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Mitchell
Eta
Minetota
Thessociation
Bowny
Tate
Mournful Notice of Mrs Clarinda M Rowlee’s Death
Mrs Clarinda M Rowlee died Wednesday at 83 years. Born April 1 1822 in Owego New York she moved with her family across several states joining the Baptist church. Surviving daughters and sons include Frances Dy Wer Mitchell Josie Chicago Bred hates Watertown Fonua Rockford William Imm Stinnetoke Canada Avoham Walnut. Interment at Graceland cemetery with services at her home and bearers named.
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Ehildeon
Mes
Clarinda
Abraham
Weilher
Athildren
Clazinda M. Rowlee
Owego
N.Y
Hyamd
Graceland Cemetery
Mitchell
Frances. Dy Wer
Urs Pmomons
Josie
Chicago
Bred Hates
Watertownairs
Fonua
Rockford
William Imm
Local man in critical condition after hotel incident
Details are unclear due to damaged text but report cites Charles Tanner found near a local hotel in a dying state. He recently worked at a farm and had been drinking prior to the incident. The exact sequence and witnesses remain unrevealed pending further clarification from authorities.
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Uhraat Diy
Charles ‘Tenner
Ed Trench Gas On Hunter and Skunk Sighting Nadirs
A confused report describes Ed Trench and Hudolph Bleek in a scene involving a hunter, a possible skunk sighting, and attempts to deter entry into a shanty area. The text mentions vacations, a Missis roused foros, and an uncertain sequence of events leading to an evidence gathering moment.
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Hudolph Bleek
June
South Dakota Railway Seeks Route Permit
Pierre, 8. D The South Dakota and Western Railway Company, which filed articles of incorporation for a new line from Mitchell to Platte and northwest to a county point, has filed with the state railway commission an application for permission to construct the line in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
South Dakotand Western Railway Company
Mitchell
Platte
Cunty
C Commission
Praise for the Fed Banks at Western Economy Conference
Edmund D. Hulbert, banker, praised the Federal Reserve Banks before the conference of the Western Economy. He argued that without the Fed in operation since 1914, the nation would face violent money contractions and inevitable expansion cycles. He warned the board must balance credit during over expansion to prevent severe contractions.
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Chicago
Fedgal Reserve
Edmund D. Hulbert
Federal Reserve Banks
Hulbert
Federal Board
Testimers annem C Ford catlc in Gibbons todayy
Ford's hopes for a formal approval faced opposition and delays as Cardinal urged discretion in naming prominent persons who might influence the project. The Cardinal left the choice to Ford and planned a trip to Philadelphia to confer with John Wanamaker.
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Ford
Gibbons
Dat No
Cardinal Cibuons
M. Fori
Governor Byrne Invited on Peace Conference Trip
Governor Byrne receives an invitation to join a delegation from the United States to Christiana Sweden aboard the Oscar Second to attend a peace conference. The trip aims to pressure foreign nations toward ending ongoing hostilities and securing action toward peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byrne
Jonty Verd
Christiana Sweden
Oscar
Y Salle
New York
Ford
Two Examinations Held for Postoffice Job Appointment
Officials report two examinations conducted for the postmaster’s position following Charles B. Fousek’s relinquishment. J A Stransky and J Crooks were among those tested, with appointments expected to be named within two weeks. The Philadelphia Evening Ledger notes Parker’s Bryan ratio and discusses public interest in the selection process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Fousek
Irs
J. Crooks R
J. A. Stransky
Philadelphia Evening Ledger
Parker
Bryan
OKAPI Brought to Natural History Museum After Six Years
A fragment notes the arrival of an OKAPI at the Natural History Museum six years after its origin in Belgium. The message mentions a group or expedition linked to a NGO and references a Belgian connection. Further readable details are unavailable in the fragment.
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Baby “Okapi
Brough
THE
Natural History Museum
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