Britain’s Role in Mexican Crisis and Monroe Doctrine Limits
The article discusses Britain's interests in Mexico after the Benton killing, the Monroe Doctrine constraints on British troop landings, and how U S policy could shape British actions. It notes Britain may press for order to protect subjects while Washington avoids intervention, leaving decisive steps to London.
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Great Britain
Mexico
United States
American
Foreign Office
Benton
Washington
Government ownership should be justified for projects
The Belle argues that while government projects can reach exceptional scales, expenditures may grow beyond expectations and government ownership or operation should not be undertaken without clear, sufficient reasons. It implies慎 caution about public investment and emphasizes prudent evaluation.
Executors of Thomas Rogers Deceased Creditors Notice
Notice is given by the executors of the will of Thomas Rogers deceased to creditors and all persons having claims against the estate to exhibit them with vouchers within six months after first publication to the executors at Mitchell Trust Company Mitchell South Dakota. Dated February 2 1914.
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Thomas Rogers
Mitchell Trust Company
Mitchell
Davison
South Dakota
Mitchell, Trust Company
Susanha Rogers
Watertown Flax Products Company Formed in City
Pierre S D reports the Watertown Flax Products Company incorporated today with $100,000 capital to manufacture flax seed and plant products, likely advancing local flax fibre efforts. Incorporators include Richard Alm C A Pountain C C M Lyon P L F Loucks Walter Stover J E Mather Lee Stover. Also filed were articles for Faulk County Lard and Abstract Company with $10,000 capital, incorporators Livya B Johnson B M Johnson and 4 M Johnson.
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Faulk County
Banks to Consolidate in Milbank South Dakota
Milbank banks announce a consolidation on March 1 between First National Bank and Farmers Bank of Milbank. The merged institution will keep the First National charter and move into the Farmers Bank building, creating a major northeastern South Dakota financial institution with over 2 million dollars in backing.
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Milbank
S.D
First National Bank
Farmers Bank of
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Farmers’ Bank One
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South Dakota
College Reception Sparks Valentine Themed Fun At Dakota Wesleyan
At Graham hall the Y M C A and Y W C A hosted a second semester college reception. Students played heart based games, answered questions for prizes, and enjoyed vocal and piano performances. Names of attendees were listed along with gifts and a toast by a Mr. Moore and Mrs. Moore.
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Dakota Wesleyan
Graham Hall
St. Valentine
Guy Morse
Gardner Watkins
Ruby Hastings
Pearl Heltibridle
Sadie Bartlett
Jerne Medley
Krappe
Social events at Vabotavesievan celebrate campus life
A college winter wing parity event hosted by the Y M C A drew fifty men to the Association room in Main hall for games and contests. Harvard versus Yale themed track events included a chair chariot race won by Victor Peterson and Dewey Burney. Other winners included Jacob Walters, Ralph Parmenter, Olin Jackson, Ralph Waite, Charles Bentliff, Eugene Buerney, and Claude Whitlow. The evening closed with socializing and a circus remark.
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Vabotavesievan
Harvard
Yale
Victor Peterson
Dewey Burney
Jacob Walters
Walter Larson
Ralph Parmenter
Olin Jackson
Ralph Waite
Charles Bentliff
Eugene Buerney
Claude Whitlow
Beniiff
Elizabeth Hatt Marries William Scheurenbrand
A wedding was held last Wednesday at the Hatt home as Elizabeth Hatt and William Scheurenbrand, eldest son of Gottlieb Scheurenbrand, exchanged vows. Rev. I. W. Loose officiated with music, a four course dinner followed, and guests included the Scheurenbrands and extended families.
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Adolf Hatt
Elizabeth
Wm, Scheurenb
Gottlieb Scheurenbrand
Sophie Scheurenbrand
Arthur Tant
Elizsbeth Scheurenbrand
I. W. Loose
Adolf Scheurenbrand
T. Johns
Miss Vermilyea Honored With Valentine Surprise Party
Miss Violet Vermilyea hosted a farewell surprise on February 13 for 18 friends before she travels with her mother to Pacific coast points. Guests wore costumes with masks, a poetry contest featured, Esther Allison won, and refreshments followed planned by Doris Jenks and Esther Test.
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Violet Vermilyea
Miss Vermilyea
Pacific Coast
Esther Allison
Doris Jenks
Esther Test
Sorosis Club Hosts Surprise 6 PM Dinner for Departing Members
Sorosis club members entertained their husbands at a 6 o clock dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. W W Reaing at 209 East Seventh Avenue. The event honored Mr. and Mrs. Harland M Moore as they prepare to leave Mitchell soon. The evening featured readings by Mrs. Good and Mrs. Reams, an original poem by Mrs. Reams, and a progressive Somerset game after the meal.
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Frank Porteous
Ben Baker
Nettie Field
Sorosis Club
W. W. Reaing
East Seventh Avenue
Harland M. Moore
Mitchell
Winter Picnics and Club Meetings Parade Through Social Notes
Social notes recount a winter picnic for St Valentine’s Day hosted by A winter picnic for the Sunday school and choir of St Mary’s Episcopal church. Valentines and games featured as the event received a happy report. Other clubs meet Monday with various leaders and topics including current events, executive, and theater.
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Mitchell Art Club
M. G. Wider
Virgil Boyles
Charles Nutsminger
Smith
Anniversary Gathering Celebrates Bradshaw Couple
On February 12, the seventh wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Geo Bradshaw was celebrated at their home by the Water Nous Bridge Club members. After a pleasant evening the ladies served lunch and presented the couple with a set of sterling silver tea spoons.
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Agnes Herrick
G. P. Hatheway
Cora Jones
Fred Brasse
R. J.foran
Scards
Kimball, S. D
Geo. Bredshaw
Watre Nous Bridge Club
Bradshaw
Mitchel
Hucks’ Club
Ora B. Wells
Maybelle Price
Johnson
George A. Riehter
Dakotah Grimm
Parkston
Roy Metcalf
Rock Rapids, la
Canada’s Settler Plan Promotes Homes and Farms Abroad
The notice invites settlers to Canada promising affordable homes and better living conditions. It highlights 1813 grain yields as world renowned, praises luxury grasses for cheap fodder, and claims beef milk and cheese profits cover 50 percent of investment. Applicants may write to the Superintendent of Immigration Ottawa or Canadian Government Agent Watertown South Dakota for reduced railway rates.
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Canada
Ottawa
Tnd
Farms for Schoolmasters Aimed at Local Teacher Homes
New York City report on a plan by U S education commissioner Philander P Claxton to attract country school teachers by giving them homes and 20 to 30 acre farms. He argues permanent positions, community ties, and model farms will improve teacher quality and social standing. The idea calls for consolidating the country school system.
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New York City
Philander P. Claxton
United States
Switzerland
Murderer Held Insane in Double Hamlin County Killing
August Juntunen, charged with the double murder of his wife and infant, was found insane by a Hamlin County jury. He was sent to the Yankton State Hospital for the Insane, ending any trial. Witnesses described agitated behavior and periods of activity in his cell, with no concern for the future.
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Castlewood
S. D
August Juntunen
Hamlin County
Juntmen
Hamlin
Codington
Juntunent
State Hospital
Yankton
Juntunen
Day County to Spend Record Road Funds in 1914
Nearly 56 600 dollars will be spent from the automobile road fund and other sources to improve Day County highways during 1914. The total may reach about 80 060 dollars, with funds from county and township levies delinquent road taxes the county road and bridge fund and an automobile license fund. The board of county commissioners will direct the expenditures, with automobile owners advising on the license fund spending.
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Webster
Ainty
Coun
Day County
South Dakota
Board of County Commissioners
Robertson Chosen Captain of Wesleyan Football Eleven
Robertson received the unanimous vote of Wesleyan teammates to lead the 1914 football eleven. He succeeds retiring captain Ellis Walters and has spent two years on the varsity, alternating guard and tackle in 1912 and settling at tackle in the past season. Coach Herbert Hardy praised the selection.
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Iis
Mrskine H. Tobertson
Conde
S. D
Wesleyan
Robertson
Illis Walters
Iere
Cal
Herbert Hardy
Walters
Tacile
Prominent Chamberlain Leader J W Sanford Dies
Prominent Chamberlain resident and ex mayor J W Sanford, a key figure in city development including the light plant, river boats, flouring mill, gas plant and telephone lines, died at the Chamberlain sanitarium at 7 30 this morning. The report notes his long influence locally and statewide.
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Chamberlain
J. W. Sanford
Chamberlain_sanitarium
Missouri River
Ranch Purchased for Pleasure Resort in South Dakota
George La Plant of Wagner has bought the Boyden ranch on Sand Creek 25 miles southwest of Belle Fourche with plans to turn it into a state pleasure resort. The 100 acre property features a strong irrigation system and timber, and the owner intends to stock the ranch and develop water power for electricity to create a large modern summer resort.
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S. D
George la Plant
Wagner
Boyden
Sand Creek
J. A. Boyden
Parker Pays Off Debt on City Hall Through Play
Parker South Dakota's Commercial Club raised 1449.14 from a play to clear the debt on City Hall built in 1910. The club backed the city action, votes authorized 10060 in bonds, then 5000 more after plans. Firemen dug the basement free. club funded theater and auditorium.
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Parker, S. D
Parker Commercial Club
City Hall
Parker
Commercial Club
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