Milwaukee to Coast Line Confirmed From Chamberlain
President A J Earling announced in Kansas City that the Milwaukee and St. Paul will build a Pacific coast line from Chamberlain South Dakota and extend about 1000 miles beyond the current system. The route runs via Miles City Helena Anaconda Moscow to Seattle with terminal facilities secured and operation expected within three years.
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Itelena
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Great Concert by Jackson Sammis Co Delights Mitchell Audience
A large Friday evening audience at Mitchell City Hall attended the Jackson Sammis Concert Co's seventh lecture and concert, applauding each number. The ensemble impressed with balanced skill though Miss Jackson stood as star, performing three violin numbers that showcased rich conception and tone.
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bysSarasate
Miss Jackson
Lyceum
Sybil Sammis
South Dakota
Pierre
Violet Bank
Sammis
Mr. Clarke
Robin Goodfellow
MacFadyen
Mitchell
Dunbar
City Hall
Jackson- Sammis Concert Co
Jackson
Valentine party by the Round Table couples at Silbsy home
The Round Table ladies and husbands held a Valentine evening at the Silbsy home hosted by Mrs. Hitchcock and Mrs. Nicholls. Cupid decorations, pink lights, and a round central table set the scene for a five course dinner and games including archery. Music featured Mr. Milne Miss Windle and Mrs. Hitchcock.
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Board outlines terms for Dr. Nicholson to stay at Dakota Wesleyan
The executive board reports that Dr. Thomas Nicholson may remain if a house is built and funds secured. A $7000 goal is set to finance the president’s residence, with broader endowment aims and campus improvements including grounds landscaping and athletic relocation. A statewide appeal will be made, and Nicholson’s leadership is deemed crucial to the college’s future.
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Thomas Nicholson
Dakota Wesleyan
Northwest
Thos. Nicholson
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C. King
Scotland
Minneapolis
King
University Sunday address on nation’s future and growth
President Thomas Nicholson spoke at the Methodist church urging trained men and women for future national duties. He described U S world leadership, noted South Dakota resources could support about 600000 people, and argued interstate commerce could enable the state to house nearly a million, saying resources were barely touched.
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Thomas Nicholson
Methodist Church
South Dakota
Doane Robinson
Athenian Clionian Girls Debate Rugby Ban
The Athenian and Clionian societies at Dakota Wesleyan preparatory department held a Monday evening debate in the chapel on whether Rugby football should be eliminated from college athletics. Afffirmative speakers were Carter Shephard and Moorehead. negative were Witzel Yada and Henske. Judges favored the affirmative. Prof. Jeyne praised it as the best debate for preparatory students.
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Dakota Wesleyan
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Moorehead
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Im Chapel
One Way of Killing Time in the Senate Speech
The Chicago Record-Herald notes Senator Teller began with Morocco then drifted to rates and subsidies before forgetting his main argument on pure food. The report mocks the lure of endless speech in the august senate and the need to stay on point.
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