New Fat-Tailed Sheep Arrive From Asia For West Trials
Professor Hanson brings Kirghiz fat-tailed sheep to the United States after a long trek from Siberia via Semipalatinsk and Libau. The animals face quarantine but will be tested by Brookings experiment station for breeding potential to conquer arid western ranges. These sheep yield fine mutton and coarse fleece and endure extreme temperatures.
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Brookings
United State
N.ow. Janson
South Dakota ‘College of Agricilture
Siberia
United States
Turkestan
Mongolia
Professor Hanson
James W. Wilson
Hanson
Asia
Senipalating
Semipalatinsk
Omsk
Libau
St. Petersburg
Profes
Bop Hinsen
Announcement of Dr. R Kelly Practice Change
A notice explains Dr. R Kelly has purchased practice rights and will limit services to ENT. He will operate from the National Bank Building offices, with prior courtesy and patient consideration affirmed by the author, B F Reamer MD. Additional signatories include Mitchell SD.
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R. Kelly
Dr. Kelly
What’ National Bank
Kelly
Reamer
Mitchell
Trying Farmer for Killing His Mother in Missouri Court
Clinton district court hears Lilly Puckett a farmer charged with first degree murder in the death of his mother Mrs Susan Makipson The farmer’s burned home yielded the charred body after the September 20 fire Inquest testimony suggested the mother was shot by the son who mistook her for a burglar
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Clinton
Lilly Puckett
Susan Makipson
Wesleyan Loses to State in Clash at Brookings
In a game between Dakota Wesleyan and South Dakota State College at Brookings, State dominated and won 28 to 6. Peterson scored two touchdowns for State. Caldwell and another player added a third, while Wesleyan finally scored late with a drop kick to avoid a shutout.
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Brookings
Dakota Wesleyan
Migehell
South Dakota Agricultural College
Apaches
Wesleyan
Peterson
Mitchell
Caldwell
State
Aggies
South Dakota Coyotes Beat Creighton On Creighton Field
South Dakota defeated Creighton 14 points in the first half with two second quarter touchdowns and a late drop kick. Creighton relied on forward passes but could not breach the Coyotes’ line while South Dakota’s defense held firm and scored its third late in the game.
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University OF S. D. Haly
Creighton Omaha
Neb
University of South Dakota
Creighton University
Creighton
Pases
Coyotes
South Dakota
Aberdeen Triumph Over Mitchell in Thanksgiving Day Game
Aberdeen High School defeated Mitchell 5 to 0 in a hard fought contest. Nordby of Mitchell started with the kickoff return, first quarter defenses held, and Maloney Cummins and Bosley produced key runs. In the fourth, Mitchell advanced to the Aberdeen 25 but was stopped, and Aberdeen secured the ball on downs and punted before Maloney recovered a fumble to end the drive.
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Aberdeen
Aberdeen High School
Mitchell
Nordby
Maloney
Cummins
Mitchells
Thorugh
Bosley
Smith
Mitchell Noses Ahead in Hard Fought Grid Iron Duel
Mitchell gains yardage through Nordby and Nordly while Bosley caps the scoring with the game’s lone touchdown though the kick fails. Incal’s team sees strong work from Nordly, with officials listed as Liehh ref Smith ump Nichol head linesman.
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Mitchell
Cummits
Besley
Bosley
Nordby
Nordly
Nan
Liehh
St. Louis U
Smith
Minnesota
Nichol
Yankton College
Sioux Falls Dominates Huron for SD Championship
Sioux Falls defeats Huron 47 to 0 at Soopark oval to claim South Dakota high school football title. Parkman delivers a 75 yard scoring run after receiving Neistadt’s punt, as Sioux Falls uses speed over Huron’s power and old style plays.
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SIOUX
Parkman
Sturon
Huron
Siouxall
Davis
Neistadt
All Star S. D. Football Team Chosen by Nichol
Aberdeen S D coach Nichol selects an all star squad from five state schools. Represented are Yankton College, State College, Wuron College, Dakota Wesleyan, and Northern Normal. Key picks include Abbott and Johnson at guards and Bentz at fullback.
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Aberdeen
S. D
Nichol
Northern Normal and Industrial School
Abbott
State College
Baker
Touron College
Johnson
Walters
Dakota Wesleyan University
Anhlls
Yankton
Lower coal rate a boon in South Dakota outlook
Ipswich resident J W Parmley praises a freight rate cut on lignite coal by the South Dakota state railway commission and Milwaukee railroad, predicting Aberdeen and northern South Dakota will burn more lignite as a clean, high power fuel. He notes fuel handling and grate needs but expects vast power plans and regional growth once capital backs the opportunity.
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Ipswich
S. D
Mr. Parmley
Missouri River
Aberdeen
Recovery of Children From Kidnapping Husband
Mrs. Del Thomas of Spearfish South Dakota regained custody of her two children after her husband abducted them under the pretense of taking them to a movie. She traced the trail to Sundance Wyoming, demanded possession, and an agreement was made that she would have charge of the children until paternity or custody is legally determined.
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Spearfish
S. D
del Thomas
Wyoming
Thomas
Sundance
Not a Fit Person to Have Control of Them
A brief note asserts the subject is not a fit person to hold control, outlining concerns about capability and suitability without further details.
Waldo Township Voters Get Registration Help at Kimball
County Auditor Mauck to temporarily open his office in Kimball to correct a township clerical error that wrote voters names in the enrollment book. The move aims to restore eligibility for Waldo voters to participate in the March primary election.
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Rimball
Waldo
Here
Mauck
Kimball
Rice to Seek Martin's Place
In Headwood South Dakota supporters expect Circuit Judge W G Rice of Deadwood to announce a bid for Congress after H W Martin declines re election due to ill health Martin who has served seven terms may retire to his ranch Rice has broad backing from outlying points but faces constitutional limits on jurists seeking other offices during their terms and J G Martine of St Pierre has also announced.
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Headwood
S. D
H. W. Martin
South Dakota
W. G. Rice
Deadwood
Judge Rice
Martin
Ile
Senate
Congress
Towa
J. G. Martine
St. Pierre
McNulty
Shot by man he befriended in South Dakota tale of rescue
Mrs. Willits Quar ter returns from St Joseph Mo with details of a holdup shoot ing of her son Grover Sanders. Sanders, who befriended the robber after a meal request, paid for it with a ten dollar bill. The highwayman shot Sanders as he sought change, the bullet narrowly missing the heart and injuring his stomach and kidney. Sanders improves slowly and hopes for recovery.
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Tyndall
S. D
Willits Quarter
St. Joseph
Grover Sanders
South Dakota
Young Sanders
Sanders
Loomis Banker Is Honored
About 200 Loomis residents gathered at the church and hall to honor Bert N. Beaumont, Loomis bank cashier. He received a gold watch from friends, with G. W. Bowers delivering the presentation. Beaumont praised his friends as he prepared to leave for Castile, New York, to be succeeded by TL, D, Lewis.
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Loomis
Bert N. Beaumont
Beaumont
G. W. Bowers
Castile
N. Y
Tl, D, Lewis
Dairy Men Hear Program at South Dakota Convention
The South Dakota Dairy Men and Butter Makers Association will meet in Redfield on December 3 and 4. Secretary A P Ruger outlines speakers on dairy science, cream quality, milk delivery, farm management, and local creameries with Gov. Frank M Byrne and other officials among presenters.
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Ssoutin Dakota Dairymen's and Butterminkers Association
Redfield
A. P. Ruger
A. M Randolph
P. R. Crothers
Burger
A. H. Walls Giarretson
A, EV. Ryeer
Brookings
J. UH
Wraudsen
Lincoln
Neb
Wim. White
Federal Dairy Division
Washington
Ibysey
J. J. Jensen
St. Onge
J. M. Fuller
C. W. Smith
Herreid
M. N. Meyer
Madison
Wis
A.W. Willamuder
Beresford
J. K. Kutnewsky
J. M. Rishoi
Castlewood
Frank M. Byrne
Pierre
Larsen
Safety campaign on railroad workers gains support and results
A railway economics student notes the safety plan aims to protect lives by catching careless practice through surprise tests. Pennsylvania lines show strong employee backing and a negligible negligence rate, reflecting broad cooperation and improved shop and operation safety.
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Pennsylvania
Richards primary act petition dates disputed in South Dakota
Secretary of State in Pierre, South Dakota says petitions for circuit judges may be filed within the time limit despite signatures appearing before the ninety day cutoff. He notes the drafting error and will accept filings to permit candidates to proceed within the stage of the Richards act.
International Live Stock Exposition Opens In Chicago
Eleven thousand animals valued at 12 million dollars were exhibited at the International Live Stock Exposition opening in Chicago this afternoon. American and Canadian agricultural school students will compete in stock judging for large prizes.
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Chicago
Canadian Agricultural School
State Coach Selects All State Team
Brookings 8 D. W. coach Harry W. Ewing picks an all state squad from college football stars Abbott of State College centers, Woodward of Dakota Wesleyan, Sherwood of Huron, Alts of Yankton, Walters of Dakota Wesleyan, Anderson of South Dakota Mines, Beng of Northern Normal, Sheehan of Spe College, Stevenson of Yankton, Caldwell of State. Abbott at center praised for defense and passing, Woodward praised for speed, Alfs and Walters for tackle strength, Anderson and Benz as guards, Sheehan as quarterback, Stevenson and Caldwell at halfback, Peterson of State at fullback.
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Sherwood
Huron
Woodward
Alfs
Yankton
Walters
Mitchell
Anderson
Mirens
Benz
Aberdeen
Sheehan J
Stevenson
Caldwell
State
Union Thanksgiving service draws large crowd at Presbyterian church
The Union Thanksgiving services at the Presbyterian church drew big attendance yesterday at 10 30 am with Rev Henry Snyder presiding. Rev F B Barnett led a responsive Psalm 108 reading, a male quartet sang, and Dr J S Hoagland offered prayers. Rev Benjamin Willey preached on blessing through difficulties as acts of God. The service ended with the national anthem and benediction. The collection totaled 15 dollars for charity.
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Presbyterian Church
Henry Snyder
F. B. Barnett
St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
J. S. Hoagland
Methodist Church
Benjamin Willey
The
Baptist Church
Hoagland
National Guard in South Dakota to be inspected
Adjutant general W A Morris of Redfield issued an official notice to all National Guard companies in the state detailing inspection plans. Captain Paul Beckman will survey property with the Mitchell unit scheduled for December 22 after a tour ending December 23 at Wessington Springs.
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W. A. Morris
Redfield
National Guard
South Dakota
Paul Beckman
Mitchell Company
Lemmon
Aberdeen
Faulkton
Pierre
Brookings
Madison
Sioux Falls
Canton
Yankton
Mitchell
Wessington Springs
Prep student wins 3.7 mile Granger cross country race
Aberdeen reporters note a near full field but many entrants failed to appear. George W. Faulknner of Burkmere, S D, prep student at State College Brookings, wins by 20 minutes 41.2 seconds over rival Thomas W. Starchan of Crelsa.
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Aberdeen
S. D
George W. Faulikner
Burkmere
State College
Brookings
Thomas W. Starchan
Crelsea
Cross-Country Cup Result Details From Last Year
Trier of the cup last year finished second in 70 minutes 42.2 seconds. Captain Merie Lemier of Brookings placed third, with runners Louis Podell of Aberdeen Cloyde Shortridge Aberdeen C A Merite Aberdeen Peter Kloffenstein Aberdeen in order.
Republican minority call in primary backed by Richards
Sluron S D R O Richards urged Republicans to join the minority mass meeting in the new primary system. He argued representation should be based on issues, not how voters cast ballots, and predicted the minority would grow into the majority tomorrow. He urged practical, progressive principles and invited Republicans to unite in the minority proposal.
Man Plunges Six Stories to Death in Courtyard
Chas G Casavant, 45, a Emerson Heights farmer, climbed a top floor railing and leaped six stories to the marble court yard below after writing a note exonerating his alleged paramour. He landed near Miss Selina Cavanaugh, a cigar stand saleswoman, and died on impact. Mrs Delilah Casavant cried out accusing a woman of murder. Neighbors and Casavant children were overwhelmed by the tragedy.
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Sioux City
Chas. G. Casavant
Hmerson Heights
Selina Cavanaugh
Delilah Casavant
Charlie
Anna+Quinn
Casavant
Yates Center Bank Closes Owing 300000 in Liabilities
Yates Center National Bank ceased operations today by order of Bank Examiner A. C. Cutler with liabilities of 200000. The failure was caused by inability to realize on securities though assets, if realized, exceed liabilities.
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Yates Center
Yates Center National Bank
Bank Examiner A. C. Cutler
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Manson
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J. W. Parmley
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Ordigh
Rice
South Carrotan
Loomis Banker
Dairy Men
Rere
Rev. BL Msley
Hpichards
Kentucky Bank
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