South Dakota Steer Wins Second in Chicago Live Stock Show
W S Hill reports from Chicago that his Red Paired steer Dakota Prime Lad earned second place in the yearling class at the International Live Stock Show. Judges praised the entry amid strong competition from across the nation, including South Dakota cattle breeding by McWill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Hill
Chicago
Dakota
Hill
South Dakota
Ohio
McWill
Northwest
Remains of John Jackson Interred at Local Methodist Church
John Jackson, born in Hemmingford Canada in 1851, was interred Monday at 8 pm after funeral services at the Methodist church. He lived in Mitchell for years, worked for International Harvester Co., later moved to floor North Dakota, leaving a wife Jane Sanderson and six children plus siblings and relatives in mourning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Jackson
Methodist Church
Matonic Fraternity
Knights Templar
J. 5. Hoagland
S. I. Kerfoor
Hemmingford
Canada
Minneapolis
Charles City
Jane Sanderson
Robert
Milner
N. J
Clair
Sioux City
Jackson
Mitchell Dominates Brookings 22 to 0 in Rivalry Game
Mitchell wins decisively, 22 to 0, over Brookings as Chase and Nolt shine. Brookings struggles on offense while Mitchell's stout defense and timely punting seal the victory before a large Thanksgiving crowd in Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strocokines
Mitchell
Wesleyan
Nds
Aggies
Brookings
North-Western
Omaha
Storer
Chase
Nolt
Brooking
Potter
Catlett
Noli
Ime
Detective Finds His Lost Parents Serving in Prison
Chicago detective Henry J. Funk discovers his birth parents Albert and Bertha Funk are imprisoned in Wanpun for murder, reaching them as papers for a parole are prepared. Bertha identifies Funk, sparking discussions about a potential pardon and highlighting a long-hidden family crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanpun
Henry J. Funk
Chiago
Funk
Ito
Wanpunt
Bertha Funk
Smil Wallker
W. 5
Zabel
Atorney Zabel
Albert Funk
Bertha
Henry
Chicago
Approve of Normal High School Work
Pierre S D members and educators close the South Dakota Educational Association session amid wintry weather. Officers for next year are elected across county and state groups. Hyde county wins the loving cup for best attendance. Resolutions praise Pierre citizens, city schools, and the state department for their efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. G. Lawrence
Conge
Senator Page
Vermont
C. G. Lawrence
State Department
Joseph Swenson
Turner
Della Wimple
Lincoln
Reading Circle
Ilorence Glenn
Lawrence
J. A. Johnson
Centerville
DB. F. Steece
Wessington Springs
Lilly Patterson
Mitchel
Edla Laurson
Mitchell
Nettie Current
Sioux Falls
Maude Russell Carter
Pierre
Hyde County
State Department of Public Instruction
Thanksgiving Day Union Services At Presbyterian Church
A large audience attended Thanksgiving Day services at the Presbyterian church with Rev. Henry Snyder presiding. Rev. W. M. Mair delivered the sermon on Thanksgiving Thoughts from Psalms 95 2, while Rev. J. S. Hoagland and Rev. Benj F Tilley assisted. Music by the church choir and a vocal by L A Williams complemented the service. A collection of 20 60 was taken for the Sioux Falls Children's Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Henry Snyder
W. M. Mair
Congregational Church
J. S. Hoagland
Benj. F Tilley
Washington
Lincoln
Mair
Vickers Chosen Cashier of Western National Bank
Laurice Vickers was selected by Western National Bank directors to fill the vacancy created by the resignation of Cashier Mc Connell. The board passed the choice with hearty approval and noted Vickers was discussed previously at last winter’s annual meeting. Vickers is praised as an exceptionally fine young man and will receive city friends’ congratulations on the promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ameci'rg
Western National Bank
McConnell
Laurice Vickers
Vickers
United Doctors Specialists Day Event Announcement
A community health notice lists United Doctors Specialists Day on December 14 from 9 AM to 8 PM, inviting the public to attend at the designated health center for consultations and services.
United Doctors Advertise Free Consultation in Northwest
One day only promotion by United Doctors licensed in South Dakota, a twelve member group treating chronic nervous diseases and deformities without surgery. They target stomach and digestive diseases, heart, kidneys, diabetes, skin, rheumatism, and long standing conditions, claiming over eighty percent referrals from previous patients and urging married couples and minors to attend with guardians.
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The
United Doctors
South Dakota
America
Grace Munk
Dell Rapids
O. G. Anderson
Mina
S. Dak
John H. Kieser
Yankton
S. D
John Gerlach
Agar
Bert Clark
Selby
Dak
Unield
Frank Gray
Hazelton
N. Dak
Anton de Young
Ashton
Sherman Vann
Huron
J. L. Hall
Hot Springs
Ben McBride
Wagner
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Traer
Iowa
Lewis Shuster
Ask Bidwell
Tell
East Fifth Avenue
Skimball
L. E. Phifer
Kimball
Wrubel
Vox
Oakland
Cal
J. F. Plat
Alexandria
Taledao, Olio
Perry
S. Main
Columbia Taxicab
Stome
Tvedt
Care Turner Produce Co
Daily Republican
Uitehell Republican
National Automobile Training Assn
New
Care Tee Publican
Tan
Seventh Avenue Nast
Fourth Avenue Ast
Main Street
J. H. Ferris
East Third
Commercial & Savings Bank
Wellersind Co
Schlimgen
Kor
Waverly
S.webber
BSALE
Kor Salm
Lloyr
Lake Pres
Hrunswick-Balke — Collinger Company
Shet South
Minn
Wm. Anderson
M. Wwelley
Mt. Vernon
Poland
North
Chaney Bates
Plymouth Rock Hens
B. Slade
Hicks
Vial Estath
Marion
L. B
Roswell
Harding Co. L. D
Bard
Mitchell Property
Ed Winande
Bidwell
Wshie
Mitchells
Fargo
Aberdeen
Hamilne
Vermillion
Ak Seka
Sollege
Cowa
Panny
Lockhart
Howard Wood
Baker
Auron
Kozitzky
Markey
Gilbertson
Williamson
Watertown
Sterling
Madisan
Stearns
Madison
Maloney
Odell
Sheehan
Vidahl
Mitchell R. Jensen
C. i
Milwaukee
Wis
Albert
Congress
National Bureau of Education
Department of Public Instruction
Alexander Strachan
G. W. Nash
John McPherson
N. ?. Lang
UNION
Vickers Cashier
Dr. Cox
United Doctors Specialists
Widmann Hotel
Thurs
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