Message From Mars at Gale Theatre Impresses Crowd
Adrian M. Newens delivered the fifth attraction of the lecture and concert course to a near full Gale theatre audience. His varied performances and clear dramatization held interest, with humor and pathos enriched by strong acting. He also recited a favorite piece at the close, after being guest of Prof. and Mrs. Hott of Medina Ohio.
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Adrian M. Newens
Gale Theatre
Newens
IF. H. Hott
Medina
Ohio
S. Parkes Cadman
City Council Adopts First Reading of Electric Light Franchise
Frictionless session sees electric light franchise ordinance introduced with aims of lower city rates and a 3 percent gross earnings assessment for street lighting. Police salary increases and budget reports presented. smokestack expansion for city hall discussed. bids to lengthen stack authorized.
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Branson
Koch
O Duncan
Curtis
Kings
Wallace
Wells
Burns
Reeves
Kurds
Yeas
Walace
Ways
Alder
Duncan
Herbert
Weightmaster McDonald
Kibbee
South Dakota Legislature Assigns Members to Key Panels
The article notes Davison county’s senator and representative being placed on several committees. Senator Erion chairs the livestock panel, aligned with his leadership of the South Dakota Improved Live Stock Association. Drake earns spots on ways and means and railroads plus other panels. Elion serves as chair of livestock and sits on cities and municipal corporations elections federal relations school and public lands temperance.
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Davison County
Erion
South Dakota
Drake
Elion
Capitol
Pierre
House
Representative Glass
Whittemore
Senate
Dillon
Cook
Byrne and Jenkins
Congress
Fred Kittenbiel
Grant
J. EF. Armstrong
Faulk
H. Schaneke
Yankton
N. J. Merner
Brown
J. W. Burnham
EF. EK. Hiltz
Ericks Westlund
J. A. Smith
W. A. Kinsey
IE. P. Hays
Senate Journal
J. H. Scriven
Mitchell
Glass
State Assessment Board
Jenkins
Hebal
Bach
Issephuth
Garver
New Officers for St Marys Guild Elected
The St Marys Guild elected new officers at yesterday afternoon meeting held at Mrs Earl Waterburys residence. President Mrs S J Moore Vice President Mrs Virginia Doyle Treasurer Mrs A E Hitchcock Secretary Mrs A H Daniels. The Rector praised the groups work and urged cooperation for future parish plans.
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St. Mary’ Guild
Earl Waterbury
S. J. Moore
Virginia Doyle
A. E. Hitchcock
A. H. Daniels
Guild
Postmaster Sees Post Office Schedule Cut In Half
The post office department accepted Inspector Collier’s report, denying added carriers but approving a new two shift schedule. Carriers will work 7:15 to 8, 12:15 to 4:15, with mail for afternoon trains cut. Rural routes are named as permanent appointments and a 10 by 18 foot flag will soon adorn the school grounds with daily flag raising.
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Bras
Postoffice Department
Collier
Milwaukee
Thos. Osborn
W. H. Hetrick
A. E. Thorpe
Odd Fellows Hold Meeting and Banquet in New Hall
The Odd Fellows met Thursday evening in the Gale theatre building new hall. About 100 members attended with Alexandria Armour Mt. Vernon Letcher and Salem represented. Five candidates were initiated and six more received first and second degrees. Home officers and outside members assisted. A midnight banquet followed with much fellowship and praise for the order.
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Odd Fellows
Gale Theatre
Alexandria
Armour
Mt. Vernon
Letcher
Salem
Advertising Your Wants in The Republican Pays Off
A brief promotional note urges readers to use The Republican to advertise wants. It claims the method is effective and worth trying for potential returns.
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The
Republican
Flag Presented to West Side High School in Patriotic Ceremony
The West Side High School received a donated American flag from the Woman's Relief Corps. A public ceremony at City Hall featured local veterans, school officials, and students. Superintendent Hoff accepted the flag and pledged daily display to foster patriotism.
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West Side
America
Woman’s Relief Corps
Haff
Clara 4. Lukens
Lily Patterson
Relief Corps
Ruth
McKinley
Tillotson
J. H. Nolt
Grand Army
Hoff
Edith Miltimore
Senate Railroads Committee Debates Byrnes Anti Pass Bill
The senate committee on railroads met and considered Byrnes' anti pass bill. It would bar newspapers from exchange contracts with railroads under the interstate law main clause. Lawyers doubt existing contracts can be annulled. bill likely to pass within ten days with emergency provision.
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Diehl & Brown
Wesse
Srweg
A. T, McGovern & Sons
South Oak
Weaver’s
Bidwell Land & Loan CO
D.bergman & CO
Minn
Mars
Mr. Newens
Major Brunson
Electric Light
L. O. Gale
Alderman Wells
City Hall
Aderman Koch
Marsden
Erion and
St. Mary’s
Postoffice Inspector
Mitchell Office
Dix
ODD Fellows’ Meeting
Tion
Rail
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