Mitchell volunteers asked to aid farm work this harvest
A Mitchell chamber committee proposed canvassing the city for volunteers to perform farm work. Signers would pledge to work limited periods during harvest by call of the chamber secretary. High school students and retired farmers might participate to support local agriculture.
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Chamber of Commerce
City of
Mitchell
F.C. Wolfman
Pier
Department of Agriculture
Mitchell High School
Brennan
William Roy Ronald
Ma WS. Will
J.C. Lindsay
One Third of U S Law School Enrolled in Army
Vermillion June 14 More than one third of University of South Dakota Law students during Ud0-1017 year are in the army navy national guard or in the drafted forces. Seven of twenty-one seniors and eleven of twenty-seven freshmen are in khaki. The college lost a larger percentage of its enrollment than other divisions. The government urges medical and engineering students to complete or remain in school for valuable technical service.
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Vermillion
College of Lay
Army
Mavy
National Guard
Trent
Pioneer Methodist Minister Rev D A Phillips Dies
Rev. D. A. Phillips a pioneer Methodist minister died at the state hospital Monday. Funeral service will be held at the Biest Methodist Church in Miteteth Wednesday Oct 2. He contributed to the Dakota conference and United Brethren in Christ before joining the Methodist church. He is survived by Mrs. Belle Phillips and two daughters and a son who died in his teens. The death followed an accident that damaged his health, with his death occurring while under care. Interment was in Groucelaind country.
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Hev. D. A. Phillips
Pino Neer
Methodist
Napiscopal Church
State Hospital
Biest Methiadisschnaven
Wonehiad
Philips
United Bretheres
Dakota
Pips
Belle Philips
John
Phillips
Whiteliel
the University
Abs
Mireel
Quade
Groucelaind Coustery
Jack Pedin
Worl
Odd Fellows
J. Beakey
Ber
Mo van Passel
Ro Seldosser
Phankinton
Alles
Bo Wilbear
Brookines
Katherine Ridgeway
Methodist Church
Bureau
M. OB. Griffin
Virgil
Mit- Chel Tod
Eneene Vietd
Peachers Eirede
Schooal Frause
Pe Patterson
Bulletin Tree
Demster Boy Reaches French Front Quickly
Devipester, Prince of Joseph Guley leads the way as the first Devap ster boy to rebel and reach the frontline. He left Dempster fbe in Ohc tober and arrived in France just after two moments, praised for speed and engineering skill.
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Demster Boy
Dan
Joseph Guley
Soauath Dakota
Reactime
Dempster Fbe
Ohctober
France
Nin
Hoover May Visit South Dakota Soon
Herbert Hoover plans a Western trip possibly including South Dakota to promote food conservation and substitution. Federal Food Administrator N. Herreid invited Hoover via the Sioux Falls Commercial Club and noted meetings in the state may occur if support cards are displayed properly.
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South Dakota
Herbert Hoover
United States
Washington
Hoover
West
Great West
N. Herreid
Sioux Pall
Mi Hoover
Sioux Balls
Herveid
Yellow Guards Face War Time Service Bans
The Home Guard enforces entry into ann service with a clean record and honorable discharge. Several Mitchell area violators have been reprimanded by Captain H. J. Meyer and face potential dishonorable discharge, though still liable to draft. Honorable Home Guard service does not exempt from duty.
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Tn Mitchell
H. J. Meyer
Hamme Guard
Diratt
Rotary Club Votes to Support Military Entertainment Campaign
The Rotary Club of Mitchell votes to take charge of a campaign in Davison County for the sale of Smilage Books. William Renald named assistant State director to oversee five counties. The club endorses the plan with endorsements from speakers and pledges amounting to 8000 dollars in Subscrib tion terms.
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Claus Downey
Rotaryyuh of
Mitchell
Tninimonusty
Campaten
Davison
Military
Caianed
Esmileaze
Willian Vay Renald
Rotary Club
Military Entertainment Council
Charee
Pine Counties
Camipaten
Rotary
International Association of Rotary Clubs
William M Sruth
Sumner Osgood
Ir W.oal Delaney
John Broadbent
Thos. Burns Sind
Claus W. Downey
Elub
Aten
Chas W. Downey
Elitir
Wein
Stiadlene
Mo OW. Manwaring
Aspen
Prank 2 Ward
Letelier
Egan Couple Celebrates Golden Wedding Anniversary
An observance marked the golden wedding anniversary of AM and Mrs NX R Stephens, long respected Bean area pioneers. Relatives and friends from several states gathered at their home to honor the event, reflecting on the couple’s endurance through early settler hardships and steady community presence.
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Mean
R Stephens
Bean
Therm
Somth
Towe
Thal
Ravine Forlane
Tien
Mulkins Funeral Held Here Tomorrow
Funeral services for Mulkins who died in a local hospital January 3 will be held at Noble Parlors on Wednesday January 28 at 10:30 a.m. The body has been kept here awaiting the decision of his mother Mrs D Le Kennedy of Portlineh Oregon who wished burial here. Interment will be at Gardenland Cemetery. Mulkins was born May 28, USSG and died at 34 years seven months five days. He was a tire repair man at the Western Repair shop and came here from Portland. His mother Mrs Wenneds cannot attend.
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D. le. Kennedy
Portlineh Oyeson
Wenneds
New Interstate Coal Rates Apply Across South Dakota
The Interstate Commerce Commission sets new coal rates impacting Wyoming to South Dakota shipments. A $3.05 per ton base rate with specific cuts yields a $1.48 reduction for some routes, while other lines see decreases of 67 cents per ton to 5.0 cents in Capitata and 2.60 at Chan Berlin. Rates to Aberdeen and Pierre adjust accordingly with several miles and miles from Wyong mines included in the changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Interstate Commission
Wyoming
Dakota
Inter-State Commission
Tiiia
Rapid City
Bex Hider
Lake Preston
Capitata
Chanberlin
St. Ye
Aberdeen
Montana
Pierre
Wryor
Chicago
Paden Infant Buried Monday Afternoon
Funeral services for Paul Janes Pedan infant son of Mr and Mrs Jon Pedain were held at Weetome Edmonds Street with six pallbearers and many friends in attendance. The infant died January 10 after a two day illness from pneumonia and was born April 8 1946. Interment occurred at the local cemetery with relatives present.
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Paul Janes Pedan
Jon Pedain
Wietome
Novi Edmonds Street
Th Ow Aber
Thes Flay
Weeeee
Multon
Mis
Mo Peano
Wiron
Talvary Vemeteps
Larson Funeral Held Monday Afternoon
Larson funeral services were held Monday afternoon for house Larson who died after a blood infection following a still scratch on the face. Born in Norway March 10, 1876, he was 1? years old and leaves a wife and two sons Henry and Clare. He had worked as a janitor in bank buildings and illness confined him to bed after infection spread.
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Larsin
Droge
Mitelell
Jantiep
Nor- Werhin Litherin
Olapely
de Viome
S44 West
Fifth Avenue
Questons
Jordon
Brodvis
Putig
Graceland Cemetery
Peter Peterson
Mat Vane
Meltab
Mir. Larson
Chaarles Anderson
de Thompsen
Norway
Marsh
Henry
Clare
Tiny
Mitchell Local Notes Highlight Visitor and Events
Misses Isabelle and Florence Grege visit Mitchell from Spencer. Willis af Locimis visits Saturday. Dr Patterson of Dakota Weesleyan spoke to rural teachers and will address the Parent Teachers group at Eugene Field school. Goff of Wimbaiha and WITser of Sioux Falls stop in Mitchell. Bookkeeper wanted at 20 Republic. Auctioneer Carey Menes overseeing state stock pavilion sale. M C Polley of Mt. Vernon travels to Des Moines for visits.
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Ss. Willis Af Locimis
Mitchell
Dro. PL Patterson
Dakota Weesleyan
Eugene Pield
W. G. Glack
Loomis
Mitehell
Witeter
Sioux Falls
Chanterlain
Ajm. Goff
Wimbaiha
Miteheft
Republic
Carey Menes
State Stock Pavilion
Jett Mitchell
Cinew@a
Me. Jones
M.C. Polley
Mt. Vernon
Test Mitchell
Des Moines
Gamyp Deedee
Editors Held to U S Court in Mayhem of German Spying Case
S C January 22 editors Lille and J F Gross of the Dakota Deutsche Presse were held to the next federal term after a preliminary hearing was waived. Their bonds of 45000 were denied and they remain jailed awaiting translations and further proceedings. The case centers on two articles from the Deutsche Presse and alleged espionage related to German sentiment and recruiting during wartime.
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Fiely
Diunean
Postottier
Pearson
Af & Oelock
Shire
Walla
Sallett
Neue Deutsche Presse
Alleo
Salleth
Henning
Sioux Falls citizen Gilbert dies after sudden illness
Gilbert, 67, a prominent Sioux Falls hardware and harness dealer for about 30 years, died Thursday evening. He disposed of his hardware stake last year and is survived by his wife, two brothers, and a sister. Funeral arrangements note former Mason City, Iowa, home as the final residence.
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Gilbert
Sioux
St. Nusustine
Pla
Brink J. Smith
Stauten
Allends
Car Stolen From Bauer Recovered in Wheatland Wyoming
Mitchell police recovered a car stolen from Bauer and brought from Douglas. The suspect waived examination and will face Judge Pranksmith. the vehicle, found in Wheatland, had a damaged transmission but was operable. Authorities state Bauer believes fraud occurred. the suspect may plead guilty and face up to three years in the state penitentiary.
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Haldor Sensan
Hones
Raver
Wheatland
Tere
Denelas
Caspar Tyra
Owens
Jorgensen
Mitchell
Biter
State Penitentiary
Alien Registration Date Set For Feb 4
The proclamation from November 16 1947 requires male natives citizens and denizens of the German Empire or Imperial government residing in the United States to register by February 4 1948. Registrants must provide fingerprints and a 3x3 inch photo, with penalties for noncompliance including possible detention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cormin
United States
South Wakota
Cites
Campaign to Amuse Men Sends Liberty Theatres Plans
Mitchell to host a nationwide drive to raise one million dollars for clean soldier entertainment at U S training camps. Donations fund mileage coupon books for 25 cent admissions to Liberty Theatres with 5 event coupons for visits by top performers. Books can be sent to soldiers or friends. local managers oversee distribution and county campaigns under Mr Ronald.
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Mitchell
Gouneil
Commission On Training Game Activities
War Department
Gomei
William Roy Rowe
Carge
Jerand
Aurora
Davison
Hanson
Charles Mix Sanhorn
Havelas
Watchinson
Bon Homme
Ronald
Mitchell to start military draft training school this fall
Local residents show strong interest in a Mitchell training school for men eligible under Class One draft rules. A company of about 200 volunteers is expected within weeks after the Monday start, with classes three times a week in Hath Auditorium. Teachers serve without pay as the program aims to prepare men for non commissioned ranks in the national army, with farmers in the county likely to be limited by distance.
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Tiadi
Alietrihe Dardiotriani
Pinder
Paritie
Ciscood
Chuvel
AML
P. Mt
Churel Sepvier
Subiact
Wiateee
Vilas
Mit
Mitchell
Ballery
Siame Caines
Sions Palls
National Army
Meyer
Auditoriune
Notice of Estate Administration Hearing in Davison County
The State of South Dakota to Mary Koch heirs and next of kin. Andrew Manning filed for Letters of Administration for Mary Koch deceased. A hearing is set February 11, 1998 at 10:00 a.m. in Mitchell Court House Davison County.
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Tate
South Dakota
Tavisan
Trowel
Iintney Pernt
Mary Koch
State of
Andrew Mannin
Jennie
Swindler
Liey Herzog
Julian Middlen
Catherine Manning-Kreul
Marcelle Manning
Leo Manning
Irene Manning
Ethel Manning
Andrew Manning
Mary Wweed
Henry Swindler
Stork
Mittehell
Davison
Mitcheil Ss. D
O. C. Thompson
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U. S. D. Law School
O. A. Phillips
Home Guard
U. S
Ann
Stafferyview
Haive
South Doakota Sterd
Oteers
Sail
Rotary Club For
Smilage
Egan
Mulkins
Paden
Isabelle
Florence Grege
Spencer
Pranccis Witzeerald
Miluagiukee
Aviation Corps
Umidin
M. WW. Myler
Fred Drake
Lawwrence
Poeland
Bred Biuker
Yaniton
Ipl Swan
Phitte
RD. Bier
Montrose
Albert Mather
Read- Held
Will Seallis
Stitehedt
Georer Halvarson
Parker
Grerhardt
Papmers and Meretiant
Platte
Citizens Bank of
Leteher
Mitchell Sundiny
Air
Wallace
Ler
Leteher Bank
Holy City
Degree of Honor Lodge
Beayles Hall
Ato Jm
G. W. Bureh
Chachrman
Milwaukee Railroad
Prank
Ard
Wig
Mary Conner
Wagner
Thomas Lasseward
JH. J. Prost
Oman
Bernice Frost
Dakota Wesleyan
Oaha
Ray Branson
Seiio) of Aeronautics
Georgia School of Technology
Atlanta, Ga
Tecining
Milesell
Hernian
North Dutt Street
A. Johnstone
Winnipes, Gan
Dave Weenan
Amboy
Minn
G.I. Griefret
Marstrvel Persen
Parkston
Mitchellee
Anata Maontani
Mar
Jacoh Sibertz
Pacific Coast
Miulhedl
City Hall
Alitehed
Pwin City Scene Company
Interial Ar Mves
Minneyprairis
Earl Wells
University of Wisconsin
Sttu
Wells
Wresho
Lyniin
Wick
Marian Osecod
Mitchell Publishing Company
Wimball
Wimball State Bank
Ciscoad
Elmer Mishier
Fedora
Aberdoniin
Bred Lenning
Uiw
Wheelesame
Wenning
Meade
Gloria Diouehervity
Mir
J. B. Dougherty
AE. Vernon
Notre Paine Geademiy
Surn
Mis.athe
Mittehet
Aoson
Bauer
Douglas
Barber
Jorjenson
Paul E. Bauer
Vetion
Jeadite
Denetas
Iowa
Batters
Uarlon
Stanford
Prom
Kinsball
Towa
Briges
Woonsocket
Karl Briggs
Gompany
Prince
Joseph Dade
Siotin Paris
Kathleen Parrish
Gurline Jutterfield’s
Daushtey
P. Mo Blilernian
Sinus Guty
Blidernian Wis
Millred Floueh
Horles Gertsmaeker
Pulford
Ther
Vein
Los Angeles
Calif
dHarey Baldwin
J. WH. Posnaueh
Walsey
California
MM. J. Chapin
Sitem
Obie
Deermiber
Chapin
Tere Hie
YW. M
Moon
Vie Piregjierts
Y. M
Lawler Street
Third Avenue
Bood. Moyer
Ity
Gayway
Liberty
Mitchell Company
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