Company F Back From Camp Sparta Maneuvers
Company F returned to camp at McCoy Wisconsin after ten days at Camp Sparta. The unit led by Capt M L Shade excelled in drills and athletics despite milder conditions than prior years. The regiment included South Dakota soldiers Minnesota units and Fort Porter infantry with one notable wrestling champion Private Ray P. Bissonette.
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Camp Sparta
McCoy
Wis
Gol. Grernons
South Dakota
Minnesota
United States Infantry
Fort Porter
N.o
Gauire
Woman temperance union hosts September convention
Dakota members of the Woman’s Christian Temperance Union plan a September gathering in Mitchell. The event features Mrs. Anna Simmons of Faulkton and Mrs. Howard of Ohio, with committees set for arrangements, registration, entertainment, and supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Woman Temperance Workers
Dakota
Mityptambor Ayje
Woman’s Christian Serance Union
Wii
Mitchell Union
City Dial
Howard
Ohio
Anna’r. Simmons
Faulkton
South Dakota Leaders Discuss Exhibit Decision for Panama-Pacific Fair
Governors Byrne and a panel including W. C. Cook J P ierré Campbell W Hantey Bottom Aberdeen Yankton Mitchell and Harry Howard meet to decide if South Dakota should make any exhibit at the Panama-Pacific Exposition and to arrange proposals if deemed best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byrne
W.C. Cook
Ee Jiew
Campbell
W Thantey
Hat ‘Springs
Bottom
Aberdeen
W. C
Yankton
Harry Howard
W.R. Ronald
Mitchell Ae
South Dakota
Democrats Prepare Campaign Across State
Report notes Democrats aiming to wage vigorous statewide campaign in most counties. It mentions hopeful sentiment around H S ngon and other nominees, with Republicans Jed many and John 50n in the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cam- Ri
S. Ngon
Unite Ptaton
John
End C
H. Ee
Jed Many
Obituary of Sister Bonaventure Mary Bonaventure
Sister Mary Bonaventure died at 3 15 p m at Yeates Luke's hospital Ab near Dy. Several sisters were at her bedside when she was called to her eternal home. She was survived by a daughter and other family members. Her passing brings sorrow to the community and to the Yeatesville religious order. Services will be announced locally.
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J. J. Fitzgerald
Mitchell
Elizabeth Fitzgerald
Mgr. Mensing
Rauter
Letcher
Father Ryan
Columbia
D. Desmond
Huron
Father Hare
Mary
M. G. Fitzgerald
Lennox
S. D
James Fitzgerald
Alexandria
D. J
J. WH. Fitzgerald
Sterling
Phili McCormick
Bridgewater
Eleanor and
Marguerite
Sister Bonaventure
Mary Bonaventure
Yeates Luke's Hospital
Venture
Light fiction dominates now at Mitchell library
Miss Edla Larson reports two thirds of last week’s 305 borrowed books were fiction with 186 fiction titles. 155 people used the reference department and reading room. A new vocational guidance pamphlet from the U S Bureau of Education appeals to parents and students. Popular titles include college life books such as Bacon Smith College Stories and Julian Home among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Edla Laurson
United States Bureau of Education
Bacon
Smith College
Farrar
Julian Home
Fitcher
Good Old
Smwash
Gallaher
Vassar Brorian
Tom Brown
Oxfort
Johnston
Stover
Yale
Nicholson
Christian College
Palmer
Alice Freeman
Webster
Patty
Woman hobo travels by freight through Mitchell yard
A sunburnt woman named Mrs. Jane Kaufman rode the Milwaukee yard freight to North Dakota harvest fields with her husband. She planned to cook for a crew using pans and kettles in blankets aboard the car and said she would work in the fields if no cook job could be found. Fellow travelers say woman hobos are rare in Mitchell, though seen elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Kaufman
North Dakota
Kansas
Mitchell
Freight boarding tragedy near Wolsey claims life
Dayton Brown of Crawfordsville Ind attempted to board a northbound freight near Wolsey S D. He lost a leg and was severely wounded, dying within two hours. The Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway turned his body over to Beadle County authorities.
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Wolsey, S. D
Dayton Brown
Crawfordsville
Ind
Chicago
Milwaukee and St. Paul
Beadle County
Sloan's Liniment Marks Instant Neuralgia Relief
Ad promotes Sloan's Liniment for neuralgia rheumatic pains sore throat chest pains and sprains. Cites a Louisville user testimonial claiming four months of neuralgic headache relief after two or three nights of use. Mentions prices 25c 60c and 1.00 and Druggist availability Bucklen's Arnica Salve referenced.
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Sloan
Jbucklen
Arnica
Camera Invention Nets $300,000 for Margin Marking Device
Henry J. Gaisman of New York City received 300000 from Nastman Kodak Company of Rochester for a camera back device. A small door exposes the film margin where a stylus etches a record on the lightproof coating. On development the recorded writing appears as white on the print.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nastman Kodak Company
Rochester
N. Y
Henry J. Gaisman
New York City
Grisman
Age of Babylon the Elephant question puzzles scientists
Scientists quarrel over Babylon's age, estimating from almost 300 years to two centuries. X-ray aging and trunk ring counts are used by zoologists. Babylon, Ringling Brothers' veteran, once tested bridges and traveled across the United States and abroad, now part of a jungle performance herd appearing in Mitchell on August 4.
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Babylon
Ringling” Brothers
Baylon
Ringling Brothers
Ringling ‘Heavy Squadron
Mitchell
Mitchells Permanent Corn Palace Look Revealed in Sketch
A draft sketch outlines Mitchells Corn Palaces possible permanent auditorium. The design would seat 5000, use corn paneling and glass friezes, and feature stucco over concrete walls. Planned entrances lead to a lobby with box office, balconies, convention rooms, and exhibit space under the balcony levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant C. Miller
Chicago
Premier Tuba Player Shines Amid Babylon Spectacle
The text lauds a top tuba player in a large ensemble noted for dance flair and strength. It mentions Babylon as part of a long service reward, with richly caparisoned elephants featured in the third act of a new spectacle about Solomon and the Queen of Sheba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babylon
Solomon
Sheba
Davison County to Lead Fede ral Hog Cholera Fight
Dr. Geo L Brown announces a $20 000 apportionment for Davison county as an experimental hub in South Dakota's hog cholera plan. The program will catalogue every hog, maintain quarantines, and train farmers with federal and state experts, starting before September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davison County
Geo. L. Brown
South Dakota State College
Brookings
Mitchell
Brown
Department of Agriculture
Brown, Spink
Sbrookings
South Dakota
State College
State Saniry Commission
Idaho
Illinois
Indiana
Ilona
Kansas
Kentucky
Michigan
Minnesota
Missouri
Nebraska
Ohio
Tennessee
Decatur County
Georgia
Davison
Increase in U S Imports and Trade Figures Reported
Washington report shows total foreign trade for the year ended June 30 at 4 258 795 735, near the 1913 high, with imports at 1 194 169 180 and exports at 2 329 731 886. Domestic exports declined, foreign goods re export value listed, and duty-free import share rising to about 59 1 2 percent with various year to year contrasts noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
United States
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Bucklen's Arnica Salve Promoted for Burns and Sores
Mr. E. S. Lopez of Marilla New York says Bucklen's Arnica Salve “eats” cuts, burns, wounds or sores. Get 2 boxes today to keep on hand for burns, sores, cuts, wounds. Prevents lockjaw. 25 cents at your druggist.
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E. S. Lopez
Marilla
N. Y
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