Off for Watertown by 100 Mounted Soldiers
About 100 men assembled at the court house on Wednesday and, outfitted for war, marched to the Milwaukee depot and boarded the northbound passenger train to Watertown. Captain Coursey led with 35 men. Lieutenant Williams and Lieutenant Ruth are noted. Governor Tierried to inspect, and two regiments plus 22 companies to march from Lake Kampeska into the city. Watertown ladies to feed the troops at noon. Additional detachments from Kimball and the Armour company joined en route.
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A Court House
State Guard
Watertown
Coursey
Williams
Ruth
Milwaukee
Redfield
Tierried
Lake Kampeska
Smoyer
Kimball
Armour Company
W C T U Fourth District Convention At Letcher
The W C T U fourth district met in Letcher July 8 to 10 with seven unions represented. State president Mrs Luella Ramsey and state L T L secretary Miss Nellie Reed attended and offered counsel. Reports on Woman's Work and Equal Suffrage were presented. discussions covered badges liquor law and child health. the event closed with readings and prizes for information contests.
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Letcher
Luella Ramsey
Nellie Reed
Huron
M. L. Mosher
Wessington
DeGroff
Congregational Church
Alice Havens
Medas
Letcher L. T. U
Reed
Ramsey
C. H. Gordinier
Formrely
Mitchell
Ida N. Reeves
Josephine Mermilyen
Frances HE
Willard
Reeves
Letcher Ladies Host Fourth District Convention Highlights
A large audience attended the reading and silver medal contest with four Letcher girls. Miss May Raney won. Music was provided by Miss Lily Broderick, Miss Mary Coman, and a guest. The convention closed at noon with prayer after routine committee reports and officer elections. Officers elected were Mrs Lara Davison president, Mrs Alice Havens corresponding secretary, Mrs M L Mosher recording secretary, and Mrs Reeves treasurer.
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Letcher
May Raney
Lily Broderick
Mary Coman
the Letcher Union
M. E
Lara Davison
Medas
Alice Havens
M. L. Mosher
Wessington Springs
Reeves
Mitchell
Ida N. Reeves
Cattle Thief Ring Tied to Highmore Area
George A. Silsby and H. C. Preston hunted cattle thieves around Highmore for Mitchell Cattle Co. About 36 head were stolen from a 700 head herd lacking brands. A suspect was bound over in 3500 and six recovered head were turned over. The pair will press on to break the gang’s activity nearby.
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Geo. A. Silsby
H. C. Preston
Highmore
Mitchell Cattle Co
Mr. Silsby
Mr. Preston
Silsby
Hodges
Davison County Harvest Prospects Upbeat Across Crops
Farmers in Davison County report the best crop prospects in ten years with barley and rye already harvested and wheat harvest ready to begin. Moisture and mild temperatures support a likely bumper wheat yield, oats are expected to be heavier than in years past, and a steady machine rollout is planned through the 25th.
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Davison County
Ethan
One Night Cure Promises Cure With Cuticura Soaps
An advertisement promotes Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment as a remedy for dry chapped hands and skin issues. It advises wearing old kid gloves at night and claims the Complete Human Cure set, including soap and Resolvent Pills, can cure severe cases, with depots listed in London and Paris.
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Charterhouse Bg
London
Rue de la Paix
Paris
Patriz Devc and
Onem.co
County corn outlook rises with favorable weather
Reports praise rapid corn growth after a backward start. Farmers expect strong yields and new county records for average and total production as the crop develops under favorable conditions.
The Country Paper and the Town
An experienced city editor notes local papers shape outsider views more than surveys. He argues towns appear larger and better through local newspapers, whose advertising sustains faith among visitors and lends a strong, accurate introduction to the community.
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Sioux City Tribune
Troubles of a Baggageman in Alpena Journal
The Alpena Journal reports a mishap involving a baggage check error from Mitchell last week. G. W. Green of Alpena sought to have a cowboy saddle checked to Alpena, causing delays for the railroad baggage handlers.
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The
Alpena
Mitchell
G. W. Green
Satchel mixup at depot ends with odd luggage scene
A traveling fair young school ma am bound for Minneapolis to join an educational association had her satchel checked and the contents misread. Agent Boom opened the satchel to fix the error, fainted near a maple syrup barrel, and spectators noted a long night dress, starch trim, and other items suggesting travel to a millinery shop.
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Minneapolis
Boom
Justified His Position In Mississippi Electioneering
An electioneer who proclaimed that the office should seek the man is challenged after a public encounter. He defends the remark by saying the office should seek the law and the man should be around when the office is looking for him.
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Mississippi
Miss Birdie and Bashful Propose at Chicago Tribune
A young man stammers to Miss Birdie about his feelings and preference for her company. She responds encouragingly with a playful tease about his boldness in this brief exchange quoted from the Chicago Tribune.
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Miss Birdie
I-11
Bashful
Miss Flypee
Chicago Tribune
Rocky Mountain Tea Endorsed By S H Scallin For Health
Promoter S H Scallin urges use of Rocky Mountain Tea as a path to better health, urging readers to judge only observable effects and acknowledge human imperfection.
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S. H. Scallin
Esther Smith dies after illness in Minneapolis church
Esther Smith, a former leading member of Watertown’s Methodist choir, died after an appendicitis operation in Minneapolis. She moved there for a church soloist post and fell ill Sunday at service. Her father, brother, and three sisters were with her at the end. Funeral and burial were in Watertown.
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Watertown
Esther Smith
Minneapolis
Miss Smith
Methodist Church
A. C. Stevens
Doctor Urges Drug Treatment for Constipation Relief
A distinguished physician notes patients rarely follow hygiene or diet advice, leaving drugs as the last resort. He recommends mild remedies like Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets for chronic constipation, claiming they promote natural bowel health with minimal side effects. Sold by L. O. Gale.
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Chamberlain
Il. O. Gale
Woman Demands Seat on London Tube in Quarrelsome Scene
In a London Underground car a quarrel erupts as a loudly voiced wife demands a seat and berates her mild husband while a well dressed passenger kindly yields his seat. The scene ends with the woman declaring the seat taker not her husband, to the amusement of others.
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London
Thomas
Josging
Manchester
England
Guardian
The Boethick Indians of Newfoundland
The Boethick Indians, erstwhile inhabitants of Newfoundland, were nearly annihilated by French allied Mic Mac forces. They were a peaceful hunter society using birch rind canoes and deer skin boats, lacking pottery, and carving horn and bone ornaments with unique geometric patterns. Their stone tools were cruder than western tribes.
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Newfoundland
Island
Nova Scotia
St. John
July Bargains Clear Summer Stock at Overstock Sale
Local store advertises deep July discounts to clear summer goods and make room for fall stock. Departments with excess inventory offer overstock at reduced prices to entice quick sales within a few weeks.
Styles of Splendor and Fine Selections Highlighted
A stylish catalog praises splendid qualities to select from, emphasizing refined taste and superior craftsmanship. The piece showcases decorative details and guidance for choosing elegant pieces suitable for discerning buyers.
Waske Skirts Go On Half Price Sale
Local store announces a sale on skirts due to weather. White Duck and White Pique skirts, colored duck and fancy pique skirts are offered at half regular price. No fault of goods. weather caused slower sales, customers benefit.
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Wa'ertown
Cobb
Ataches
Highmore Ranch
the Country Paper
the Town
Waske
Stin Bonnets
H. D. Butterfield
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