Delegates Named for National Convention Across Three Districts
The article lists candidates and delegates for the National Convention across three districts. It names Richards of Huron, Gamble of Sioux City, and others including Crawford, Heried, and officials like D. D. Wipte county auditor, J. Jeade county treasurer, and R. J. Gamble. The passage notes a fight over delegate lists and describes the peace platform motto "Peace Let the People Rule" with emphasis on opposition to war spending and support for merit over spoils.
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Supreme Court
Richards
Huron
Pamacete
Supreme Rie
D.wipt
J. Jeade
McPherson
Her
Brown County
Susie
Hi Bird
Nty
Ray Ji-Murphy
Wupp
Yank
F. G. Bohri
Clark
Borat
Charley Hall
Piewana If
Parmley
Ipswich
J" R. Cash
Amine
National Party
Eine Une
Supreme ‘Court
Amodmii
Lw. Ncoilliiliil al
State Editors to Meet Soon in South Dakota Huron
The 1916 mid winter meeting of the South Dakota Press association will be held in Huron on January 13 and 14. The city and commercial club prepare a cordial welcome with a banquet, speeches, and a special musical and literary program. Distinguished speakers include G L Caswell of the Iowa Press association and Prof A M Brace of South Dakota University with illustrated talks of wartime reporting and journalism topics.
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Troquois
South Dakota Press ‘Association
Huron
Hotel Royal
the Royal
G.L. Caswell
Iowa Press Association
Ndt
A. M. Brace
South Dakota University
Prof. Brace
Associated Press
Tsingtau
Yellow Sea
Will
A. Davenport
Vermillion
W. “Wright
de Smet Independent
John Widsow
Viborg Enterprise
R. O O. Schober
Hudson
Hudsonite
D. CG
Trippler
Canova Herald
A. N. Brace
South Dakota Press Association
P. Ff.nolan
Plankinton ‘Herald
A. T. Horton
Volga ‘Tribune
G. L
Gaswell
Denison
Iowa
Bulletin
L. J. Bates
Lake
Proton Times
O' F. Hackett
Parker New Era
Local court fines and jail terms issued for repeat stunts
In a local court the two offenders pled guilty and were fined 50 each. They received fifteen days in jail but since they cannot pay the fines they were taken to Platte to serve a total of forty days. The scully men have caused disturbances in Wagner before and officials vow harsher action against similar wild west style stunts.
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Platte
Scully
Wagner
Rump Party Leaders Meet in Pierre to Set State Ticket
Republican minority proposal committee meets at Pierre to announce a platform and list of proposed candidates for the state ticket. R. C. Richards is favored for governor, with J. W. Parmley discussed for congress. Delegates for Chicago are considered including Byrne and Crawford. Burke named as not a candidate.
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Lincoln
Hutchingon
Sanborn
Brookings
Turner, Spink
Duel
Mellette
Hand
Meade, Lake
Kingsbury
Hamlin
Roberts
R. A. Stone
R.O. Schaber
Republican Minority Proposal Committee
Richards
J. W. Parmley
Ipswich
Chicago
F. M. Byrne
Coe I. Crawford
C. H. Burke
R. C. Richards
Local Notes Highlight Mitchell Life and Area News
Local notes from Tuesday include Miss Louise Sypal returning from Chamberlain for New Year with parents, and Miss Millie Church visiting Chamberlain. Leland Watkins arrives from Chicago for Mitchell visit. South Dakotans granted December 28 patents to several residents. Harold Blount and wife return from wedding trip. various local updates on arrests, illnesses, marriages, travels, and church activities.
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Louise Sypal
Chamberlain
Millie Church
South
Chicago
Minneapolis
Mr. Blount
Blynn Shoe
Hoon
Harry Loftus
Mitchell Parks
Secretary Daniels Converts to Preparedness in Service Role
In a Chicago Herald item, Secretary Daniels joined the front bench and took a leading part in the service after opening the hymn book, signaling his shift toward preparedness.
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Chicago Herald
Daniels
First Bishop of Hills Dead
Rt. Rev. John Stariha, first bishop of the Lead diocese, died November 28 in Libach Austria at age 70. Installed in 1902, he served western South Dakota, later retiring in 1909 to Austria. He was once secretary and ally of Archbishop Ireland of St Paul.
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Lead
Libach
Austria
T. J. McCarthy
John Stariha
Stakha
South Dakota
Ireland
St. Paul
Joseph Busch
Campaign launched to raise funds for Mitchell Methodist hospital
Dr. G T Notson opened a drive in Mitchell for a $20 000 state hospital campaign to be led by the Mitchell Commercial club. He cited national hospital growth and pledged site readiness, stressing the non sectarian ministry and the goal to make Mitchell a regional medical center. He noted 70 to 80 percent of patients at such hospitals come from other faiths.
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New Methodist Hospital
Ile
Mitchell
G. T. Notson
State Hospital Board
Methodist Church
Mitchell Commercial Club
Notson
Methodist
Brooklyn
N. Y
Geo. I. Seney
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington, D. C
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Chicago
Des Moines
Omaha
Los
Dakota
Gested
Georges A. Silsby
Methodist State Hospital
S. 11. Scallin
S. BE. Morris
Mr. Silsby
Lewis Shuster
Mitchell Commercial
Dakota Conference
Dr King's New Discovery Promises Cold Relief
The old remedy advertises Dr King's New Discovery for colds. It claims to kill germs, soothe throats, and ease inflammation using pine tar and mild laxatives and notes 45 years of use as a guarantee of satisfaction.
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Kat
Dr. King
Post Office Receipts Rise Sharply in Mitchell Area
Mitchell post office reports strong annual growth with total receipts up by 4,186.08 over last year and a roughly 500 difference in December 1915 compared with December 1914. 1914 receipts were 39,570.56 and 1915 43,756.64, reflecting broader state business gains tied to good crops.
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Mitchell Post Office
Davison County Tax Lists and Levy Rise in 1915
The 1915 Davison county tax lists show total levies of 317912.10 with a one mill higher rate to 4.2 mills. Real estate and personal property value climbed to 282,9382.80, up 38,362.54 from last year, reflecting increased funds to the general and road funds amid outstanding warrants.
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Davison County
Cuy
Mitchell
Davison
Indians May Have To Work
Yankton Indian Agency in South Dakota faces fear as a competency commission from Washington may visit to decide the fate of educated wards on government rolls. If found competent, they would be cut from relief and must support themselves, prompting fear among many residents of the agency.
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Yankton
Yankton Indian Agency
S. D
Indian Bureau
Washington
Commission
Illinois seeks 25 000 militia mobilization for four states
Springfield plans to mobilize twenty five thousand militia from Illinois Iowa Indiana and Wisconsin forming one division to train army officers. Adjutant General Frank S Dickson travels to Washington to discuss a militia division maneuvers bill with Senator Chamberlain of Oregon. Camp Logan near Chicago eyed for training ground. Kansas City Star notes Greece missteps in map location.
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Springfield
Ill
Illinois
Iowa
Indiana
Wisconsin
Frank S. Dickson
Washington
Dickson
Senator Chamberlain
Oregon
Congress
Camp Logan
Chicago
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement Claim
An old advertisement claims deafness results from inflamed mucous lining of the Eustachian tube and cannot be cured by local applications. It offers one hundred dollars for any deafness caused by catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure and promotes the product and related pills.
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Hall
Women Read Petition for Female Inspector of Food Safety
Six women clubs representing about 400 members presented to the Mitchell city council a request for the appointment of a female inspector to oversee sanitary handling of the city’s food stores and enforce the milk ordinance. The petitions were referred to the health committee for plan of action. The council also adopted measures on street paving and sewer assessments, paid balance on the water works, and approved a torpedo flue cleaner. A band organization request was referred to the commercial club and a hospital fundraising pledge was supported.
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Mitchell
Sesson
Newman Club
Mitchell Art Club
Mitchell Study Club
Political Economy Club
Round Table Club
West Third Avenue
Main
Rowley Streets
Iowa Street
West Fourth
Rowley Street
East First Avenue
Lawler Street
AJ and
West Seventh Avenues
Hleventh Avenue
C. W. Downey
Downey
Mitchell Commercial club reelects all directors at annual meeting
The Mitchell Commercial Club unanimously re-elected all retiring directors P. H. Kelley H. I. Jones Howard Brodstrup A. B. Darling and T. C. Burns at a Widmann hotel dinner attended by about 75 members. Darling stressed publicity toward Mitchell and noted upcoming freight rate work and a needed budget fix as the club faces limited city funding.
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Mitchell Commercial Club
Widmann Hotel
P. H. Kelley
H. I. Jones
Howard Brodstrup
A. B. Darling
T. C. Burns
Mitchell
Mr. Darling
Darling
Platte
Nels Jensen Re-elected Chairman of Davison County
Davison County commissioners meet for their semi annual session with Nels Jensen elected to a second term as chairman. The day includes approving county bills and selecting official papers The Republican and Ethan Enterprise. duties include appointing county physician and a board member on insanity.
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Nels Jensen
Davison County
Jensen
Mitchell
Ethan Enterprise
Hills Miner Hurt by Blast
Deadwood South Carolina. William Clammons an old time prospector was injured while blasting in a tunnel on his mining ground near Nahant. A small fire near dynamite heated by a breeze ignited pine needles causing an explosion. He escaped to the fire but suffered a broken hip internal injuries and facial wounds. Companions rushed him to the hospital.
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Deadwood
S. C
Nahant
William Clammons
Wakonda Claims Highest Per Capita Bank Deposits
Wakonda South Dakota asserts the lead in per capita bank deposits with two Wakonda banks reporting total deposits of 482000 plus. Population listed as 408 yields about 1197 dollars per resident, supporting Wakonda’s claim of the highest per capita deposits among South Dakota towns so far reported.
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Wakonda
Waubay
S. D
Webster
South Dakota
Her Children Wed 50 Years in Dell Rapids and Wisconsin
Mrs John Hart aged 93 of Dell Rapids celebrates as two of her children James Hart of Dell Rapids and Mrs Robert Hart of Waupun Wisconsin mark their golden wedding anniversaries. She walked six blocks between homes to honor her son’s milestone while remaining active and in good health for her age.
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Sioux Falls
S. D
John Hart
Dell Rapids
James Hart
Robert Hart
Waupun
Wis
Hart
Dr. Hobson's Eczema Ointment Promises Quick Skin Relief
An ad touts Dr. Hobson's Eczema Ointment as effective for baby skin troubles including pimples eruptions and eczema. It claims the product restores soft skin, prevents scarring, and offers a no cure, no pay guarantee with a 5 cent price at the druggist.
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Dr. Hobson
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