Prep schools barred from athletics in Minnesota conference
Minnesota schools face possible loss of conference membership as a new rule bars preparatory students from competition. The measure, backed by several colleges, would affect Yankton and Huron, with several members threatening departure if enforced. A contingency amendment allows science schools to join membership. Wilds opposed the rule, saying it would not greatly affect some colleges. The conference also wrestled with annual meet locations and officer elections.
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Minensota
Crouce
J. H. Wilds
K Wesléyan
Methodists
South Dakota
Huron
Rgsity
North Dakota
Shall McKusick
University of Iota
G. W. Vertwell
Hamline
Hartwell
Fr. R
University of North
College
Collegeville
St. Cloud Normal
St. John’s
Oud School
L. J. Cooke
University
neEsota
Sted
Fargo College
Yankton
School of Science Runa
Minnesota
Northern Dakota
Pyotr
Wilds
Daevan
State University
Stendard
Police Crack Down On Dice Games In City
The city ends the dice game scene citing laws against gambling. Chief Wood warns that any rooms allowing games for money or valuables will be prosecuted under city ordinances and state statutes. Boys have been implicated in running such venues and are questioned as the crackdown continues.
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Notics
Mies
Woodith
South Dakota
Gregory Postmaster Resigns After Three Years
Gregory S D I red duston resigns as postmaster after serving three years in Gregory South Dakota. The note confirms his departure from the Gregory post office and marks the end of his tenure.
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Gregory
Gregory, S. D
Red Duston
Mitchell Men Purchase Bank in Mitchell
C Breckenridge and J J Washer new owners of Erhan Security Claude J Breckenridge and Jacob J Walter have run Mitchell real estate for years. They concluded the purchase of Security State Bank of Ethan, buying the entire stock and taking possession Tuesday January 12. Current officers included G P Skaag president W H Shaw vice president A G Bauer cashier and Henry Schieck assistant cashier.
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Claude J. Breckenridge
Jacob J. Walter
Mitchell
Security State Bank
Ethan
Security Bank
G. P. Skaag
Warren
Ith
W. H. Shaw
Parkston
A. G. Bauer
Henry Schieck
Jensen Elected Mitchel County Board Chairman for Year
Nels Jensen, fifth district commissioner for Mitchell, was chosen chairman of the county board for the ensuing year. He succeeded J G Lehman. On initial ballots Grady received one vote, Jensen four. on formal ballot Grady moved for unanimous election and it carried. Bonds of county officials were approved except Mather whose bond rose to 1000. Alexander, executive accountant, to review accounts up to January 1.
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Nels Jensen
Mitchell
Board of Commissioners
J. GC. Lehman
CG. J. Grady
Mr. Jensen
Grady
Jensen
R. A. Zangle
Mather
Alexander
Committees Named for State Meetings in Mitchell
Three committees representing the Mitchell civic clubs will coordinate the three big sessions of South Dakota corn and grain growers livestock breeders and poultry fanciers at their annual meetings in Mitchell later this month. W A Wheeler heads the grain committee with Dick Lewallen Nels densen Joseph Kotrba and FE P Sand as members. W S Hill chairs the livestock breeders committee with J T Morrow Albert soUsenyer A Zollman and Harry Branson as members. George Rew chairs the poultry show committee with J N Crow 5 Kelley Frank Hewitt and R N Holsaple also on the panel.
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Babe Ne Ial Club
South Dakota
Mitchell
Mitchell Way
W. A. Wheeler
Dick Lewallen
Nels Densen
Joseph Kotrba
FE. P. Sand
W. S. Hill
J. T. Morrow
Albert soUsenyer
A. Zollman
Harry Branson
George Rew
J. N. Crow
5. Kelley
Frank Hewitt
R. N. Holsaple
Florie La Follette Died in Los Angeles Home
Obituary notice from Mitchell records the death of Florie La Follette on December 26 due to Bright's disease at her sister Mrs. Earl Waterbury’s home in Los Angeles California. She was the daughter of W. T. Lafollette, a former Mitchell newspaperman, and was well known locally. The report mentions other local items: social visits, a marriage announcement, postal inspector transfers, and upcoming club and church events in Mitchell and surrounding towns.
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Mitchell
Florie LaFollette
Bright
Earl Waterbury
Los Angeles Galif
Miss LaFollette
W. T. Lafollette
Sioux City Tribune
W. R. Ronald
Mitchell, S. D
Eugene Kelly
Portfolio Club
Minnie Anderson
Henry B. Anderson
Josph B. Welch
Pipesto Minn
Miss Anderson
Frank J. Welch
Walter H. Mullen
Post Office Department
Portland
Ore
H. W. Fleming
Rapid City
Clifford ‘Dickson
Leavenworth
Kan
Winnie Cox
Pierre
Pinkinton
Ella Linklater
Ruth Williams
Josephine Langin
A. W. Anderson
East Fifth Avenue
Ladies” Aid Society
Swedish Lutheran Church
Parkston K of C to Have Initiation
Parkston South Dakota Knights of Columbus group organizes a council and will hold its first initiation and officers’ installation on Sunday January 17 1915. A banquet for candidates and visiting Knights will feature speakers and a musical program.
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South Dakota Board of Pharmacy
Pierre
Woodman Wall
E. C. Bent
Dell Napids
Parkston
S. D
Knights of Columbus
Parston
South Dakota
Liver Health Urges Care For Sluggish Livers
A health notice asserts the liver regulates the body and warns a sluggish liver needs care. It credits Dr King’s New Life Pills with alleviating biliousness headaches dizziness and constipation, implying mood improves with physical relief.
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Dr.King
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Pettigrew
San
Dice Games Today
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Marte
Mitchell Men Purchase Bank
C. Breckenridge
J. J. Walsher
Erhan Security
Heabs Board
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Fritz
W. H- Fritz
Feesoive
Lonsdale
Aja
White Lake
Allen Fraser
Mr. Fraser
Davison County
Women’s Missionary Society of the Congregational Church
F. L. Ransom
Austria
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Ravigna
Fonte, Ae
Lomdon
Polsami
Pola
Fenzabe
Otologna
Piove
Monselice
Miles
Errara
Mestrex
Padua
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Istria
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