Adjourned City Council Session Closes Business
Thursday evening adjourned council session finishes pending items. Weighmaster receipts show 41.60 for November. Justice court fines reached 385 with 292.50 paid and 92.50 unpaid. fees 40.36. Fire dept committee seeks auditorium use for dances. bill reductions and plumbing and electric work approved. Prison twine plant proposal discussed by Board of Charities and Corrections with internal work plans and potential long term in-prison labor.
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Hannett
McDonald
Justice McWinley
Justice Court
House of Ill Fame
Fire Department
West & Sanford
Perry
Reeves
Wells
Curtis
Missouri River Long Distance Telephone Co
Stewart
Minnesota
Kirst
Duff
Widmann
Prison Labor Reform Considered by South Dakota Board
The South Dakota Board of Charities and Corrections meets in Sioux Falls to finish its session. It weighs prison industries including a proposed twine plant and other inside work for inmates as an alternative to quarrying. D C Thomas, board president, says the panel agrees work must be found for prisoners.
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Quarnes
Sioux Falls
Stillwater
Minn
Bismark
N. 10
State Board of Charities and Correction
South Dakota
D.C. Thomas
Migrant's Tale Shows South Dakota's Pull Over Iowa
A Iowa family moving to Mitchell confronts prejudice and mud en route to South Dakota. Mrs. Jones endures long travel, harsh wind, and muddy roads, then grows proud of her adopted state and promotes real estate prospects there.
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South Dakota
Mitchell
Towa
Jones
Wil
Lowa
Iowa
Mr. Jones
Mrs. Jones
Raine
Amy Towa
Priest Healer of Epiphany Dies at About Sixty
Funeral services for Father Kroeger, renowned priest physician of Epiphany, drew a vast crowd. He founded a large sanitarium, hotels, an ice plant, a printing office and a newspaper, treating poor patients without charge. His work drew railroad promises and shaped Epiphany's growth.
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Father Skroezer
Epiphany
Kroeger
Mitchell
Sioux City Journal
Sroeger
Jie
Jane
Chicago and Northwestern Railroad
Canova
Kurmer
Skroever
United States
Europe
Dr. Kroeger
Iroever
New Pop Factory Planned on Kimball Street
Gustave Schubert, owner of the Lawler street bottling works, plans a new 24 by 52 foot two story building with a cement first floor and a corrugated iron second floor at Kimball street foot of Hanson street. Contractors Arthur Allen and Gottlieb Scheurenbrand will build it for about 2000 dollars. the cellar excavation by E T Grinnell is finished and cement block work to begin next week. The site will house the pop factory on the first floor with living rooms above and space for additional beverage machinery.
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Gustave Schubert
Lawler Street
Mitchell
Schubert
Arthur Allen
Gottlieb Scherrenbrand
Scheurenbrand
E. T. Grinnell
Kimball Street
Hanson Street
Stock Trains Reach Milwaukee Road From West
Two stock trains arrived from the north over the Milwaukee road on Sunday and were sent south. The railroad is handling a large quantity of stock from ranches west of Evarts and also serves as a feeder for lines from Montana and Wyoming.
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Milwaukee Road
Evarts
Montana
Wyoming
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Scallin Bros
O. L. Branson
J.S. Daniels
L. J. Welch
R. L Branson
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Daniels
Garry E. Chambers
Hart Schaffner
Marx
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Justice
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of Humanity
Father Kkroegers
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