South Dakota Guardsmen Face Muster Into Federal Service
Thirty members of the South Dakota national guard refuse muster into federal service amid disciplinary reforms at Camp Slagman Redfield. Units in Illinois Missouri and Kansas decamped while Camp flags enforce stricter rules and a typhoid vaccine program proceeds.
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Itlagman
Redfield
S. D
South Dakota National Guard
Fourth Infantry
Anill Guard
Chicago
Ill
Central Department
United States Army
Colorado
Barry
Illinois
Missouri
Kansas
War Department Supervises Luzury Fund
Camp Hagman Redfield reports over 5000 dollars raised statewide to fund two South Dakota National Guard units. The move aims to support company funds as the plan proceeds.
War Department oversight of company funds outlined
The War Department requires all company funds to be recorded in a dedicated fund book with sources and expenditures documented. Vouchers must accompany all costs and monthly audits by officers are required, ensuring funds are not misappropriated. Donations are assuredly spent as prescribed by law and without waste.
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War Department
Y M C A Branches for Border Soldiers
The Y M C A plans rapid branch establishment at Mexican border camps to support troops. Nine secretaries have gone to the border with simple buildings and full recreation facilities, including games, records, motion picture gear, and an organ. Each unit costs about $2,000 to set up and will serve as social and religious centers led by athlete secretaries.
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New York City
Y. M
Weather favors South Dakota corn and grain
Warm days and warm nights boosted corn progress across South Dakota last week with ground water from June rains aiding growth. The state may see its greatest corn crop in history, while small grains oats and wheat show strong yields. Alfalfa hay and pasturage remain high quality though fruit yields may be light but ample for home use.
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Sioux Walls
S. C
South Cakola
South Dakota
Bring Herq's Remains Home
Washington DC reports on South Dakota veterans Dad Osbon and his sons Wilson M and Orman K. Wilson died of smallpox in the Philippines and was buried in San Francisco National Cemetery. Orman, serving in civil service, died defending Bolinae and could not be returned until a Senate amendment to funding provisions provides $200 for his reinterment.
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Washington, D. C
Osbon
Howard
South Dakota
Wilson M
Phillippines
Orman K
Thirty-sixth
U.S. Volunteers
Bolinae
National Cemetery
San Francisco
Orman
Thomas Sterling
Senator Supports Osbon Letter Amid Amendment Victory
The senate sustained an amendment after the secretary read a letter from Mr. Osbon recounting his son's service. The senator who raised the point of order withdrew it, and the amendment remained in the bill. Osbon is noted for patriotic service, including Civil War enlistment in 1862 at age sixteen. The Senate record appears on page 11,592 of the June 27 Congressional Record.
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Senate
Osbon
Dad” Osbon
Plankinton Farmers Meet Elect Officers and Review Profit
The Plankinton Partners elevator held its annual meeting in Plankinton South Dakota. Arthur Clarvis was elected president Andrew Blum vice president Clifton Woods secretary and Adolph Grambihler treasurer. Last year’s business showed a profit of 4050.15. The board approved a stock dividend and patronage dividend plan with per bushel rates on wheat oats barley and rye. George H W Barber, manager for two years, will leave to join Peown Grain Co of Minneapolis as a volunteer for a new manager to be found.
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Camp Flagman
Redfield
Slagman
Army
Company If
Hove
Walter Brown
Wellis Hener
George Harris
Ily Creamer
George Banchelai
Philip Maxon
Hospital Corps
Wellis Signor
Geer
Privetes
Ralph Walton
Clarek Cliver
United States
South Dakota
Rivate Moore
William Moores
Mitchell Company
Moore
Mitchell
Plankinton
S. D
Plankinton Paritners
Courtouse
Arthur Clarvis
Andrew Blum
Clifford Woods
Adolph Grambihler
Geo. H W. Barber
Peown Grain Company
Jfinneepolis
Buskirk Rites Held On Sunday
Funeral services for tarry L Buskirk held Sunday at the First Baptist Church with Rev Charles Sumner Osgood presiding in place of Rev R M Kelley. He was escorted by the Odd Fellows and attended by the Rebekah lodge. Born April 3 1875 in Moultry County Illinois he died July 7 1916 at his parents home 302 West Mirst Avenue at age 41 8 months. He served three years in Company 1 Iowa National Guards Sheldon and belonged to A O U W and T GO I lodges. Survived by his parents and two sisters Mrs H P Moon and Mrs Vella Marquette.
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Tarry L. Buskirk
First Baptist Church
Charles Sumner Osgood
RM. Kelley
Hove
Odd Fellows Lodge
Rebekah Lodge
Mr. Duskirk
Moultry County
Uwlingis
J. Cuskirk
West Mirst Avenue
Company 1
Iowa National Guards
Sheldon
Tie
Mitchell
H. P. Moon
Gan
S. P
Vella Marquette
Widgemont
Hottest Day of the Season Sweeps Palm Beach Region
The mercury topped 95 degrees at 3 p.m. with forecasts of a possible record. July remains the hottest month, as past records show peak temperatures ranging from 97 to 109 degrees, while a rain in the Black Hills offered potential relief by nightfall.
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Palm Beach
Blacks Hills
Rockham Town Sends 26 Young Men to National Guard
Rockham South Dakota proudly reports that the town has furnished twenty six young men to the national guard in the Wompyy greenment. Every eligible youth in the town enlisted, despite indications at enlistment time that delays or complications might intervene.
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Rockham, S
Seountry
Local Notes from Mitchell and vicinity update
Notes list residents visiting relatives and traveling to towns from Union Grove Wisconsin to Wessington Springs and Yankton. Crop reports from Milwaukee to Sioux City note dry weather aiding corn and small grains with rain welcomed in some locales. Local entertainments include Willie Collier in The No Good Guy at the Met and various social visits, moves, and civic notices.
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Keith Wayman
Ray Smith
Milwaukee
Sanborn
Black Hills
Sioux City
Aberdeen
S.C
Mitchell
Sioux Falls Pioneer and Wife Injured in Train Collision
Edward Larson 78 a wealthy retired hardware merchant of Sioux Falls and his wife Mrs George Larson and their son were seriously injured after their car stalled on a railway track and was struck by a train near Sioux Malls South Dakota. Three others in the vehicle including a child escaped injury.
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Sioux Malls
S. D
Sioux Falls
Watertown
Dward Larson
George Larson
Osbon's Death Noted in Philippine Service
The body of Grman K Osbon a former South Dakota resident serving in the educational service in the Philippine islands has been killed in action. The shattering incident is reported through a casualty notice tied to Osbons service and the accompanying financial support to defray expenses.
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Osbon
Howe
Pierrelds H.ythe
States Senate
HNO
South Dakota
Grman K. Osbon
Philippine Islands
Men defend BoliNao against marauding Ledrones band
A defense report describes men defending the town of BoliNao from a marauding Ledrones band. No casualties are stated and the confrontation details are brief.
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Bolinao
Kite photograph to reveal Big Bend power site near Missouri
Mitchell plans a July 15 photo from a regulation army kite to showcase Big Bend between Pierre and Chamberlain. A triangular cradle camera, wind direction, and a punk-driven trigger will capture the first such aerial shot in the area, highlighting the potential canal and water power from the falls and the site’s natural dam.
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Big Bend
Missouri River
Pierre
Chamberlain
Big Muddy
Woman Foiles Store Robbery in Turley
In Turley South Dakota a woman’s alertness halted a robbery at Hurley Clothing. Robbers fled, leaving two bundles of suits and tools behind as Mrs Boardman raised the alarm and the proprietor arrived. Separately, Paris France reports the American Steamship Goldshell struck a mine and was damaged while bound for New York.
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Paris
Rance
New York
Gironde
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Soux Falls
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Florence Avis
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Vickers
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Woonsocket
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Beaver Falls
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Tacoma
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Champaign
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Constance Page
Correctionville, Ta
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Salem
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University of Michigan
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Wyo
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New Water
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