Mrs I Greene Buried Today in Mitchell South Dakota
The final rites for Mrs Editon Greene widow of Maj Israel Greene were held at 2 pm at her home near Mitchell. Born 1829 in Maryville Virginia she was educated at the Baltimore Female Seminary and married to Israel Greene a U S Army officer who helped arrest John Brown at Harper's Ferry and served with the Niagara embassy protection. She leaves five children including J P Donner and Thomas Greene of Mitchell.
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Editon
Greane
Cie
Israel Greene
Mitchell
F. B. Barnett
Mary's Episcopal Church
Tle
Maryville
Baltimore Female Seminary
Greene
Davison County
Five Childre
J. P. Donner
Norfolk
Thomas Platte Greene
Butte, Mont
Samuel T. Greene
Ned Greene
Charles Greene
Maj. Greene
John Brown
Harper’s Ferry
Japan
al Maj. Greene
New York State
South
Robert . Lee
Doan’s Kidney Pills Praised by Midwest Farmer
A Mitchell area farmer reports relief from kidney backache and nocturnal discomfort after using Doan’s Kidney Pills. He credits improved appetite and sleep, urges others with kidney troubles to try the remedy. Sold by all dealers 50 cents, Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, NY.
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Dean
Mitchel
Schneider
Conan
Doan
Foster*Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Dick Woods Explains Tariff Impact on South Dakota Farmers
Col Dick Woods of Sioux Falls campaigned in Mitchell detailing how the tariff burdens farmers. He warned the Administration measure lowers corn prices, urges changes to protect agriculture, and faulted incumbent Charles H Dillon for backing the tariff law.
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Dick” Woods
Sioux Alls
Charles H. Dillon
Mitchell
South Dakota
Dillon
South
Dati
South America
Rome Farmers Club Holds Semi monthly Session
The Nome Township Farmers club met at the schoolhouse on Wednesday evening. The consolidation with the Ethan club was discussed and deferred. the regular meetings will continue as before with Prof. H. I. Jones of Dakota West assisting.
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Nome Township
Farmers Club
Ethan
H. I. Jones
Dakota
Wes
Rural Life Betterment Club Joins State Association
Legan was present and addressed the group with a forceful talk. The club voted to join the proposed state rural life betterment association and elected Franz as official representative for the Mitchell meeting. The professor will address Ethan at the next club gathering with many members expected.
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Legan
State Federation of Farmers’ Clubs
Davison
Elit
State Rural Life Betterment Association
Franz
High School Basketball: Mitchell Triumphs Over Canton 20 to 18
Mitchell led the High team to a 20 to 18 victory against Canton in Friday play. Salisbury and Wilder performed well in throwing and defense while the Canton squad relied on teamwork. A rematch is set for next Friday in Canton with players listed on the Wallowing lineup and scoring details noted.
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Canton
Canton High School
Mitchell
Priday
Purple
Wilder
Eugen Smith
RG Sandrew
Rudolph Norton
Lem N He
Brennan Salisbury
Pulver
LGR
Ers
Ted Carson
McIntyre
Alexandria
Hall
Cogshill
Baskets
Carson
Brennan
Hagen
White
Norton
Sallsbury
Settlers Increase Population of Canada in 1913
Immigration figures show Canada added 400000 settlers from the United States and Europe in 1913. Most settled on farms in Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta. Lord William Percy extols the West as vastly superior to England and urges welcome for settlers. New districts open to provide homesteads suited to mixed farming and grain growing. For illustrated literature and reduced railway rates, apply to
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Uhat
Candda
United States
Europe
Adanitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Suspended men back at U Vermillion
Four of the five students suspended earlier over the Miller incident have returned to classes, including Grover Potts and Frank McCormick who will help bolster the 1914 football squad. The varsity basketball season opens February 28 against the North Dakota Aggies, with a February lineup of LeMars, Aberdeen normal, and Huron college games. The U. S. Ds athletic association is debt free for the first time in years, though Vermillion’s size and local conditions challenge athletic financing.
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Vermillion
S. D
G. M. Smith
University of South Dakota
South Dakota
Author’s Club
London
Eng
Miller
Grover Potts
L. G. Lambert
Walter Laird
Frank McCormick
Potts
LeMars Town
Aberdeen Normal
Huron College
Nebraska
Conner
Blair
U. S. Ds Athletic Association
Vermillion Town
Refugees From Mexico Reach South Dakota After Harrowing Flight
Three refugees from Old Mexico, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Farr and Mrs. L. Woodberry, longtime residents, endured raids by rebels and federals, a grueling overland trek to the Texas boundary, and perilous encounters with bandits before crossing into the United States and seeking safety.
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Trent
S. D
Old Mexico
A. C. Farr
L. Woodberry
South Dakota
Mexico
Britton Club Pushes Farm Improvements for Nonresidents
At the Britton Commercial club meeting in S. D. plans were approved to encourage nonresident farm owners to build farm buildings worth 1500 to 2500 dollars. Free building plans will be supplied to nonresident land owners and the club hopes to have seventy five sets erected in Marshal county this year.
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Britton
S. D
Britton Comercial Club
Marshal County
Golf in January Demonstrates Mild Aberdeen Weather
Aberdeen announcers note Florida like January as S. C. Hedger and G. M. Worthington play golf on Thursday. Hedger finishes in 55 strokes while Worthington takes two more. The following day Charles D. Kennedy and Dr. J. D. Whiteside also complete the course in good time.
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Aberdeen
S. D
South Dakota
S. C. Hedger
G. M. Worthington
Hodger
Mr. Worthington
Charles D. Kennedy
J. D. Whiteside
City to Vote on 25000 Dollar Light Plant Bonds
Elk Point South Dakota city council calls a special election for Tuesday February 17 to decide on issuing bonds totaling 25000 dollars to install an electric light plant. Bonds would run twenty years with a ten year redemption option.
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WOTH
Elk Point
S. D
Reeded: Expelled son suit to reinstate school enrollment
Alice Boyd sues Kimball school board seeking reinstatement of her son expelled with two others over holidays. They allegedly drank whiskey from a man’s pocket at a school event and later damaged Christmas decorations. Boyd claims the board bars the boy from country schools. trial set for the coming circuit term.
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Kimball
S. D
Alice Boyd
Kimball School Board
Circuit Court
Boyd
Fire Claims Life in Miradna Home
Rudolph Blauert, 70, a Miradna resident, was burned to death when his home caught fire. Neighbors pulled him from the flames, but he died. Investigation concluded the blaze was accidental rather than deliberate.
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Faulkton
Rudolph Blauert
Miradna
Loomis Notices and Local Movements
Mrs Jessie Kidd returned from Iowa last Saturday. Leor Pooley traveled to Minneapolis on a business trip last Monday evening. Mr Thornberg of Faulkton moves into the Nagel house and will live in Loomis. A card from Mr Butts said Mrs Butts reached Rochester Minnesota in good health but no operation yet. Mrs Darmer slowly improves and friends hope for a speedy recovery.
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Jessie Kidd
Iowa
Leor Pooley
Minneapolis
Mr. Thornberg
Faulkton
Nagel House
Loomis
Mr. Butts
Butts
Rochester
Minn
Darmer
Chamberlain Man Builds Fourth River Packet Boat
Capt. A B Ayres of Chamberlain S D has begun constructing a new river packet boat, 75 feet long and 24 feet wide at deck, using the engine from the Susie. The Susie, sunk near Mobridge two years ago, had its engine saved. This adds to four boats owned locally and to J W Sanford’s boat used for revetment work at Sioux City last season and planned for next year. Miss Gertrude Cooney and Geoorgia Fish of Woonsocket were Mitchell visitors yesterday.
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Sioux City
Candidates Race in South Dakota Primary Proceedings
Republicans prepare for active city and state campaign as J M King files for a biographical pamphlet and Democrats face no opposing tickets. Prohibitionists struggle to make the March ballot while legal constraints limit party reentry. Tensions between factions are expected to ease post March ticket selection.
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Pierre
John M. King
Congress
Republican Campaign Committee
J. L. Lockhart
Herreid
Marth
Secretary ofState
South Dakota
Brule County Women's Clubs Hold Semiannual Meeting
The Brule County Federation of Women's Clubs and Unions met in City Hall with about seventy-five members from six clubs. Highlights included talks by Rev. Gale and others, a noon luncheon, and new officers. resolutions urged uniform marriage and divorce laws physical exams before marriage and reform in fashion, while endorsing equal suffrage campaigns.
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Chamberlain
Brule County Federation of Women's Clubs
Grandview Progressive’ Club
Brule Improvement Club
Pukwana Current Topic Club
Travelers’ Club
Pukwana
Brule
Federation of Clubs and Unions
County Federation of Clubs and Unions
Federation of Women’s Clubs of
South Dakota
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Brule County
Fourth Book by Boyles on Press in March
The Hoosier Volumeeer, the fourth fiction volume by Kate and Virgit Boyles, will be issued by A. C. McClurg of Chicago likely in March. The authors, long residents of Mitchell, base the Civil War era tale among southern Indiana people, a region their family once called home.
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Hoosier
Kate
Virgit Boyles
A. (. McClurg Company
Chicago
Boyles
Mitchell
Beyles
J. H. Bingham
Chamberlain
South Dakota
Half of members want to return to politics
Pierre notes that about half the 1913 House members seek re nomination and many Senate names join the bid. The list includes former lawmakers who swore off politics after the last session, yet now aim to return in the March primary.
Biographical sketches for publicity pamphlet from Pierre
John M. King, democratic candidate for congress in the second district, describes a life as soldier and traveler. He marched with Sherman from Atlanta to the sea, taught school, served in the state senate, farmed in a land county, and has traveled widely. Dewey, independent candidate for eighth circuit judge, urges judges to rely on record rather than self boosting in campaigns.
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Pierre
S. D
John M. King
Congress
Sherman
Atlanta
Lince
State Senate
Tland County
Europe
Asia
Africa
Herbert
Dewey
Eighth Circuit
Aberdeen American formed. E P Neill to manage
Aberdeen S D forms Aberdeen American company to publish the Aberdeen Daily American with E P Neill buying half interest and becoming business manager. J H McKeever remains editor. company officers include J H McKeever president D M Neill vice president J P Neill secretary treasurer. Neill is son of former Minnesota official and connects to local press. Neill active in Montana work and National Guard.
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Aberdeen
S. D
Aberdeen American Company
Aberdeen Daily American
E. P. Neill
J. H. McKeever
D. M. Neill
Neill
Montana
National Guard
Family Cow Loss Sparks Small Town Wallet Misfortune
James Lavalla of Howard attempted to roundup the family cow on a local farm. He carried his year’s savings in his pocket due to distrust of banks, but dropped his wallet and a gold watch while crossing a pasture and could not recover them after searching the pasture.
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Howard
James Lavalla
Timepiece and Wallet Lost. Reward Offered
Ife now offers a reward for the recovery of his summer savings. It is believed limnmters or others may have crossed the pasture after he dropped the wallet and watered it. The search focuses on locating the missing items and returning them to Ife.
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Ife
Crawford Named to Senate Rural Credit Panel
Washington senator Crawford of South Dakota named as Republican member of the Senate Banking and Currency Committee to shape an agricultural credit bill. The panel, with chairman Gwen, will study long term farm loans and a cooperative zone system using personal property as collateral, while U S House actions aim at similar loans.
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Washington, D. C
Crawford
South Dakota
Senate Committee On Banking and Currency
Witchecock
Itollis
Gwen
House
Buckley
Ohio
Senate
Tlouse
United States
Europe
Northwest
Boyce Repeats Marriage To Former Wife On World Tour
The Chicago publisher William D. Boyce and his former wife now wed again amid a globe trotting tour. Boyce first married Virginia Lee in 1910 after a 1908 divorce granted on grounds of cruelty. Their son Benjamin accompanies the family and opposed the initial divorce.
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Sioux Falls
S. D
New York City
William D. Boyce
Chicago
South Dakota
Boyce
Virginia
Campbell County
Sisseton
Gen Picquart Passes Away in Amiens France
General Marc George Piequart commander of the Second French Army Corps died today in Amiens He helped reveal forged papers that precipitated the Dreyfus case and later campaigned for a revision. His later arrest on charges was dismissed for lack of evidence and he retired under anti-Dreyfus officials.
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Amiens
France
Marc George Piequart
Irench
Dreyfus
Piequart
Devil's Island
McNulty Resigns Judgeship to Pursue Congress Bid
Aberdeen South Dakota Judge Frank McNulty resigns from the Fifth circuit effective February 1 to campaign for the Republican nomination to Congress from the Second District. Thomas J. Bouck of Milbank chosen as the Republican candidate for McNulty's successor and is expected to be appointed by Gov. Byrne to fill the vacancy.
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Aberdeen
S. D
Frank McNulty
Fifth Cheme
Byrne
Congress
Thomas J., Bouck
Milbank
McNulty
Strikebreakers arrive as 109 cases set for trial in copper dispute
41 German strikebreakers reach the Quincy mine in Houghton Michigan as 109 cases are docketed for trial at the January circuit court term, with 108 defendants. Charges range from disturbance to murder and delays loom for union leaders’ conspiracy cases. No extradition steps yet for Charles Moyer and six others. Western Federation of Miners money for Christmas relief may be returned after opposition from strike opponents. President Moyer rejects the relief fund.
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Houghton, Mich
New York
Quincey
Anthony Lucas
Sloughton County
Charles Moyer
Western Federation of Miners
Moyer
Steamer Oscar XII Disabled in Mid Atlantic
The steamer Oscar XII of the Scandinavian-American line with 254 passengers is disabled in mid Atlantic en route from Copenhagen to New York. A heavy northwesterly storm rages as the starboard engines fail, and the liner tries to proceed on the port engines. A birth is announced for Mr. and Mrs. Roy Melee of 606 East Sixth Avenue a daughter born Sunday January 18.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Roy Melee
East Sixth Avenue
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SDOW
Mitchele
Col
Dick Woods
Congressional
Wilson
Rome Farmers’ Club
William Percy
Englan
Ottawa
Canada
Apt
J. M. Bracachlan
Watertown
Vermilalion
Gertrude Cooney
Geoorgia Fish
Woonsocket
Brule Women’s
Boyles ON Press
Kate and
Virgu
Broyles
Southern
Indiana
Aberdeen American
Cardi
Cardus
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Chattanooga, Tenn
Gen
Picquart
Alg
Houghton County
Mid-Atlantic
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