Campaign plans tie state papers to exposition funds
The piece describes a commission plan to raise funds for the state exhibit at the San Francisco exposition through newspaper collaborations, a prize giveaway, and nominal subscriptions. It notes the aim to centralize appointment power via a governor under a short ballot, arguing it would curb political spoils and boost accountability.
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North
Sala
Peece
Patiama Exposition
Izéon
Tate
San Francisco
Algo
Kimball
Bank Bor. Mobridge Readies Major Expansion
The Mobridge bank plans to relocate and greatly expand as the largest bank east of Aberdeen. It will convert to a First National Bank of Mobridge with capital stock rising from 20 080 to 60 000 and undivided profits of 10 000. A new bank building will be erected at the site.
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Mobridge
South
Dakota
Aberdeen
National ‘Meaksof
Wal Bes
Spehag
Our Reviving Export Trade Shows Export Rise in October
The New York Journal of Commerce notes a substantial October export rise from September, led by foodstuffs and crude materials, with a near cotton embargo reversal. It highlights shifts in country destinations, including increased UK and Germany figures and declines to Russia and France, signaling vigorous overall recovery in U S exports.
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Germany
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Rate Advances Are Held Up In Interstate Tariff Action
The Interstate Commerce Commission suspended new Western carrier tariffs set to take effect tomorrow. The action delays grain and grain products, coal, livestock, fresh meats and other rates as hearings proceed. The suspension covers increases from Chicago, St Louis, Boston and New York toward eastern seaboard and western points, with general grain raises of one cent per hundred.
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Middle-Western
Interstate Commerce Commission
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Seaboard
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New York
St. Louis
Ill
Alexandria
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Gulf, Seaboards
Central
Central Freight Association
Tomorow
German restaurateur Julius Ressiman dies in suicide over failed deal
Julius Ressiman a 67 year old pioneer German restaurateur in Deadwood South Dakota killed himself in his room by drinking a cyanide solution after worrying over a failed business deal. His body was found this morning with letters to friends explaining his act.
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Julius Ressiman
Leischner Braught Wedding In South Dakota Parsonage
Miss Hazel Braught wed H Edward Leischner at the First Methodist church parsonage with a small group present. The bride, daughter of J D Braught, will make her home on a Parkston area farm after a brief honeymoon trip.
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H Edward Leischner
First Methodist Episcopal Church
J. S. Hoagland
Esther Richards
John D. Braught
J. D. Braught
Dakota Wesleyan
Parkston
Leischmer
I. N. Trent
Alta V. Trent
Geo. W. Johnson
Alexandria
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Lohengrin
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Newton Trent
Lt. Osgood
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Christian Church
Iowa
Zollman Ranch
Ethan
Music Club Enjoys Evening Hosted by Dr and Mrs Ray Smith
The Om Mus ic Club featured Mrs. E. M. Chahey and Mr. W. Downey with high scores after three tables of bridge. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Kibbee, and refreshments were served by the hostess at the close.
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Ray Smith
H. R. Kibbee
E. M. Chahey
W. Downey
Community clubs host games and socials in Mitchell
Mn s. C. L. Scott presides over a Monday session of the Kare Klub with progressive Five Hundred. Mrs. Fred Meyers wins high score and Mrs. J. C. Meyers most games played. Luncheon served by the hostess and her mother. Upcoming meetings announced for December 19 and other clubs schedule programs and roll calls.
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Halcyon Club Holds Pleasant Afternoon Meeting
The Halcyon club met last Monday afternoon with Mrs. S. G. Scoville as hostess. After roll call Mrs. B. H. Keen gave a reading enjoyed by all. The afternoon featured fancy work and luncheon. It was decided to suspend meetings until after the holidays.
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Twentieth Century Club
R. C. Raines
East Seventh Avenue
A. B. Darling
C H. Kibbee
F. A. Rainey
North Rawtley Street
D. C. Bond
John Colvin
John Tuckey
Sorosis Club
Frank Welch
Wisconsin St
W. R. Ronald
Mitchell Art Club
Southern
New South
W. A. Heimberger
C.A. Roddy
Halcyon Club
S. G. Scoville
BH. S.keen
Kimball Work Aims At Belgian Share Effort
Kimball S D Kimball works to secure a share for the Belgian effort.
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Kimball
S. D
Relief fund and community projects in Kimball area
The community reports a relief drive with 70 dollars in cash 20 sacks of flour and about ten bushels of wheat subscribed. Kimball Roller Mills will grind all wheat and residents aim to assemble a carload of flour for a suffering nation. A large artesian well reservoir and pump house are completed and three carloads of horses have been shipped to Europe.
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Kimball Roller Mills
Wedding Costs Rise Under War Tax Stamp Law
Marriage licenses now require a 10 cent revenue stamp and certificates without a stamp are invalid and may incur fines or imprisonment. The new law, tied to wartime revenue, targets licenses issued by the clerk of courts and affects prospective couples and ministers. Records show no spike in property deeds despite the added stamp.
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Sam
Davison County
Clyde Kimble
Register of Deeds
Ottawa Man Weds Miss Larson in Clerk of Courts Office
Carl Martin of Ottawa Iowa marries Miss Anna Larson of Pukwana South Dakota in a ceremony held in the clerk of courts office. Judge O C Thompson officiated with attendees from Alexandria.
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Carl Martin
Ottawa
Anna Larson
Pukwana
S. C
Clerk of Courts
O. C. Thompson
Alexandria
Germans and Russians report shifting positions in Poland
German dispatches state final results in Poland are pending while Russians claim the battle of Lodz develops with Russian initiative. Germans say Brzesiny is in retreat toward Strykow as Petrograd reports Russian advances along Warthe Vistula and Wisla Kalies lines.
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Strykow
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Vistula
Wisraaw-Kalies
Celamm
Wielun
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