Yankton Faces Lighting Problem Amid Public Apathy
The Yankton city council shirks meetings over a new lighting system, leaving residents in the dark except for few private lights. Citizens wonder which state offers better winter weather while South Dakota leads in a separate weather debate.
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Yankton
Ames Brothers Chapter Ended in Bribery Case
Mayor Ames of Minneapolis escaped conviction after five juries found no guilt and other cases were dismissed. Col Fred Ames, former chief of police, served time for the same offense and has now been pardoned, a Christmas gift to him and his family.
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Educators Set for Black Hills Trip to State Meeting
State educators will travel to the Black Hills for the State Educational Association meeting convening next Tuesday. Despite winter, many prepare to cross to the Hills as railroads offer low rates during vacation time.
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Black Hills
State Educational Association
Hills Country
Sioux City Celebrates Fifty Years With New Armour Plant Opening
The Journal marks Sioux City's half century with a 36 page issue reviewing the city’s growth. Longtime residents share memories, hopes, and futures as the Armour packing plant nears partial completion, signaling economic expansion and business activity.
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Shooting match and local notes at Loomis
Robert Clark Sr. is on the sick list. A shooting match is planned at V. K. Harris's store next Saturday with 40 turkeys for winners. Various locals report on hunts, visits, a bachelor party, improving fluency of Ruth Crippen, a petition for a depot agent, and community events in Loomis Mitchell and surrounding areas.
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Robert Clark Sr
V. K. Harris
Harris
Mike Cane
Letcher
John Lockhart
Mitchell
Henry Purdy
Dr. Crane
Ruth Crippen
James Grace
M&m Mills
Traux & Betts
Frank Darmer
Leteber
Davenport
Cedar Rapids
Towa
Jerry Miller
Jos Gilillac
Wessington Springs
James Warr
Edwards Watkins
Devers to Represent DePauw in State Oratorical Contest
J M Devers of Mitchell South Dakota wins DePauw local oratorical contest by a margin of one percent in Meharry Hall to earn state contest representation. J P Neal of Alexandria Indiana places second with Devers already a repeat DePauw speaker and Phi Delta Theta member.
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Greencastle
J. M. Devers
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DePauw University
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J. P. Neal
Alexandria
DePauw
Jean Valjean
Earlham
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
Stron ger Financial Basis at Dakota Wesleyan Athletic Board
The Dakota Wesleyan University athletic board reports they are completely out of debt after paying the remaining 500 from a 1100 debt incurred five years ago due to costly games and equipment. Football and other sports have covered expenses these past three years, and the board now aims to avoid unprofitable ventures. Coach Markle expects a stronger team in 1905 as most of the 1904 squad returns with gained experience.
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