Perisho 18 Not Aiding War Says Sioux Falls Letter
Flagging disapproval by S D state council member Cherry over Perisho public remarks to oppose sending U S troops to Europe and criticizing Brookings dispatches. The letter defends unity with Washington and the war program, urging full support for military and economic measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Walls
S. D
Counols
National Defense
Counel
Tthilwood
Perisha
State Aercultural College
Jin Mieniver
Couned
B. S. G. Cherry
Sioux Balls
Gherry
Perish
Mo Opahlic
Trenetus
England
Frome Guard
Lin Berislo
Cherry
State Council of National Defense
Willi
National Council
National Administration
War Department
Brookings
State Agricultural College
Brokings
Dr. Perishe
Big Stone
Perisho
State Council of Defence
Homing
State Council
Pierre
Pershio
Council of Defence
Washington
Pership
Brooking
Europe
Channel
Pertsho
France
Dr. Perisho
The
Agricultural College
Stne Council of Defence
Davison County praised for voluntary enlistment leadership
An editorial lauds Davison County for contributing a large share of South Dakota’s enlistments to the National Guard and regular army. It argues county credits are fairer than state-wide funding and urges continued voluntary service amid draft uncertainties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris
South Dakota
Washington
National Guard
Davison County
Lord Northville calls for full submarine war truth in London Times
Lord Northville urges that democracies win wars only with full facts about U boat losses. He claims London reports hide neutral and belligerent tolls and questions how civilians can cut food waste without complete figures. The piece also notes U boat damage affecting Goethals shipbuilding effort, hampered by Denman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Northville
London Times
Washington
London
Denman
Col. Goethals
Goethals
German Chancellor Michaelis Seen as Mouthpiece Not Leader
The article argues Michaelis and his predecessor von Bethmann-Hollweg fail to act as true chancellors. Both echo their master the Kaiser, signaling they do not determine Germany’s militarist policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michaelis
von Bethmann-Hollweg
Ullersdie
Germany
Mobridge Banker Weds Miss Nellie Lyons in Nunda
Mobridge banker Di-W. F. Mailand president of Waizens State Bank and Mobridge Commercial Club married Nellie Lyons, Mobridge school teacher and former Walworth county superintendent candidate, at her home in Nunda South Dakota. The couple departed for a honeymoon to the Great Lakes region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobridge
S. di
W. F. Mailand
Waizens State Bank
Nellie Lyons
Walworth County
Nunda
S. D
Wave
Greate Lakes
Wartime draft proposal sparks debate on troop deployment
A fragmented letter argues for resenting conscription and sending two units of 900000 to bolster Allied forces. It advocates delaying some American troops until deemed fit for front lines to avoid overwhelming youth and to strengthen allied trenches in France Belgium and beyond.
Help Wanted for Davison County Harvest Season
Mitchell Chamber of Commerce announces farm help is available in Davison County for the harvest season. Farmers should notify the chamber office to receive free labor matching, with no charges to employers. requests can be made by letter or short notice by phone or in advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tachiv
J. Fo Belay
Mifelaest
Arineres
Davison
Ge Enine
Lavison
Townley to Talk at Corn Palace
A. G. Townley founder and president of the Farmers' Non- ardised league will deliver his address in Mitchell next Thursday evening July 26 at the Corn Palace. The event will draw a large crowd and preparations are underway with the Mitchell Chamber of Commerce aiding. Electricians will begin lighting the building early next week. The meeting is billed as the biggest Mitchell has seen since October when Charles I. Wiknes addressed a packed maize temple. Further details will follow in The Republican.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Townley
Farmers’ Non-ardised League
Hell
Gorn Palace
Corn Palace
J. Pellew
Mitchell Chamber of Commerce
Townley
Mitchell
Charles I. Wuekes
Public service property assessments set by state tax commission
Pierre South Dakota July 21 The state tax commission fixed the assessment figures for public service corporation property for the year The basis differs due to a supreme court justice and recent law changes The figures list railroads telephones express companies private cars sleeping cars and other utilities with specified valuations
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OOPS
Aoe
Prieraek Fto
Renter
Ere
Eeestroner Taras
Deadwood M D Ashcroft Ordered to Fort Riley
Dr Felix B Ashcroft president of the South Dakota board of health and medical examiner, was ordered from Washington to report for active service at Fort Riley Kansas on August 5. He practiced in Deadwood for years and led the board five years, serving as president last year. A Roosevelt appointee, he was commissioned captain recently by Wilson. He is 46 and a graduate of Rush Medical College Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deadwood
S. D
Felix BE. Ashcroft
South Dakota Board of Health
Washington
Fort Riley
Kan
Deadwood Louveys
Roosevelt
Wilson
Tush Medical
Chicago
How much right has a canine
A local court ruled a dog is property with highway rights equal to an automobile after a farmer struck and killed a dog, awarding $25 damages to the owner and costs. The owner plans to appeal to the state supreme court, with further effort to take the case to the circuit court if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milbank
State Supreme Court
William Bolin
Julius Berkner
Berkner
Bolin
War Draft Numbers Listed From a County Draw
A long list of draft numbers appears with regional references and notes on the selection order. The record shows numbers drawn in a wartime draft, with mentions of counties, quotas, and the likelihood of certain groups being called for service.
South Dakota Brule and Sanborn Draft Lists Released
Brule County quota of 15 men named with dozens of drawn names including Louis Stepens Martin Roh an Clare Miller Hans Olson and others. Sanborn County quotes 25 men with John Ro ialseth Kiner Jensen Glen Skinner and more listed in order of their draw across Artesian Woonsocket and Mt. Vernon locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brule
Louis Stepens
Martin Rohan
Willie Tollway
Clare I. Miller
William Wolff
Chris. Braveks
Hans Olson
Alva Weed
John Davis
Herman Steckelbere
Jed Schoenfelder
Berner Olson
Emmet Swansen
Jesse Maresh
Lloyd Lousare
Leo Glaus
Chasbadd
BE. Wilbur
Vincent Miday
Joseph Weliner
Fred Willrodt
Stanley Waltasz
Phor- Ward Oustad
Fred Johnson
Merlin Potter
James V. Pousek
Johannes Paulson
Albert Swanseny
James Lowney
Has
Floyd Dufee
Chirenne Havlik
Fred C. Wieha
Luther Munger
Winward
Sanborn County
John Ro
Ialseth
Woonsosket
Kiner Jensen
Artesian
Glen Skinner
Letehier
Arthur Lorimer
Letehers
Walter Scott
Henry Uhre
Mt. Vernon
Joseph Steinfeld
Lewis Dyer
Leteher
Jon Cronin
Korestburgs
Osve Eugene Wilson
Derie Morin
Woonsecket
Kriskin Vermundson
Mt. Verhon
Lloyd Rhodes
Woonsocket
Albert Dion
Leon, Versehatse
Leon, Versehatse, Kovostbure
Warry Ball
Woonsoehkety
Amel Athur Noack
Letulive
Thomas Russel Shook
Artesians
Olilson
Frank
Joly
Anderson
William Karick
William Dyer
Elmer Noahir
McCormichk
Daniel
Ghas
Edward Glark
Betellers
Wilbur Jeffry
Porestburg
Hal
M. Lucas
McGoy
Fred
Woonsucket
Geo, Sites
Goergen
Joe
Woon
Notable Names and Places in Woonsocket Area Report
Fragmentary OCR lists numerous individuals and locations including Woonsocket references. Mentions Herman Sneller Yosef Arlestine Anton IAatea Arthas Jouinee Joseph Pear son Artesian Waelter Wayward Lin Deir TAC dI TLL iy Weaoonsecket Yas Leon hall Artesiang Levin b. Wasner Henry Sliek Woonsocket Talley Andrew Berg Gustave Mae tin strand Leteher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torkels
Herman Sneller
Woone
Termin Sneller
Woon
Yosef
Woeerti Arlestine Had
Anton Iaatea
Betehers 1
Arthas Jouinee
Etesiva
Joseph
Pearson
Artesian
Waelter Wayward Lin
Unofficial Lyman County Draft List of 40 Men Names
An informal roll from Lyman County lists dozens of draftees by name and hometown across Presho, Reliance, Kennebec, Lower Brule, and other communities. The tally shows many individuals with numbers following, indicating draft quotas or serials scattered through towns such as Presho, Kennebec, Lower Brule, Vivian, and Reliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman County
Win
Everett Bunce
Tonia
Gari Herbert Mueht
Kennebees
Iver Wie Holps
Leine
Kennebbees
Ovace It. Tarr
Reliantes
Ralph Albert Bartlett
Reliance
Walter Paul i Hudson
Kennebbee
Albert James Patten
Harvey Banks
Rockford
N.go
Harry Dawson
Oacoma
Peter Godford Abrahamson
Wwennebee
James Herman
Presho
John Bo McCoy
Iona
Wm. Sinclair McCallan
Alex la Roche
Lower Brule
Marvin M. Felton
Tonas
Chas
Wralter Hermin
Presto
Wallit
Jacob Meehdley
Hamill
Roy Vanselinek
Chamberlaing
Dick Lewallen
Joseph Grant Cannon
Siena
Leonard Diuff
Prombo
Reliances
Eber Co
Giddings
Platte
Albert Temmer Hilee
Ghas
Arthur White
Wiite Lakes
Lewis W. Smith
Carl Theodore Lundblad
Ottawa
Iowa
Leopold FF. Salzmann
Jesse Vellorus Heath
Vivian
Jacob PS. Flute
Albert Alnor
Kennebee
Thurman Walter Petrie
Marcus
Towa
Trom Beagle Thunder
James McAllester Patterson
Albin Johnson
Paul Thompson
Geo
Christian Ehlers
Joseph PF. Moore
Warvey Jackson Hullinger
Thomas Sticker
Revina
Wm. J. Weiland
Relance
George Gammon
Cacomay
Joseph Michael Wing
James Lawson
Branvis Michael Sweeney
Iindoliph Albert Hass
Jonny
John ‘Thomas
Iseminger
Oaeoma
Arthur Eusene Floyd
Wennebec
Hdward Liepems
John Max William
Ernest Pilker
Qacomay
Krank Oscar Eklund
Kennebec
Gordon Flynn Iseminger
James Joseph Guillen
Hugh Ben Parker
Kennebe
August G. Schoessler
Neliancve
Leo Vern Wellman
Jacob John Kercher
Ben Loftus
Pranks
Gammon
Tona
Waldo Glute
Lester Armstrons
Garl Arthur Peterson
Honard Melarnen
Oscar Anderson
Lenwick Magnus Svensen
Henry Edward Huedner
Wenne
Hee
Sylvester Timothy Sweeney
Sweeney
TL Galvin II Holmes
Henry Anthony Stephen
Leo Mathew Skautman
Glas
Henry Spotts
William EB. Bulrtes
J. Rishel
John Clem
Baird
Housewives to Wear Uniforms for Food Conservation
Washington outlines a voluntary uniform for housewives to promote waste prevention and fair pricing in the kitchen. The washable cotton dress features a red white and blue scheme with a wheat emblem and insignia, offered in standard sizes for ten cents from the Food Administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Great American Commissariat
Washington
Pattern Companies
Nurse Board Organizes in Rapid City Area
The state board of nurse examiners under the nurse registration law met Saturday and organized with Miss Glara Ingvalson of Flandreau as president, Dr Park B. Jenkins of Waubay as vice president, and Mrs Elizabeth Dryborough of Rapid City as secretary-treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nurse Board
Pierre
Sy di
State Board of Examiners
Glara Ingvalson
Flandreau
Park B. Jenkins
Waubay
Elizabeth Dryborough
Rapid City
Treaurer
Registry for Alfalfa Land Registration Introduced
A new land registration law effective July 1 requires owners or lessees to apply to the county judge for alfalfa field registration. The judge will publish notices, inspect the land, and decide if registration is granted with a certificate recording seed source and planting date. The system aims to raise seed trust and standard by linking to registered fields and products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clerk of Courts
Vermillion Melon Patent Claim Denied by Smiths
Emphatic denials were issued by George W. Smith and his son Robert L. Smith of Vermillion against J. B. Dunlap’s claim to be the state watermelon paten holder. The Smiths assert their two 40 acre tracts total 80 acres dedicated to melons, surpassing Dunlap’s 48 acre garden. They promise Mitchell flavorful melons from their fields and challenge Dunlap’s claim as unfounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Dunlap
South Dakota
George W. Smith
Dunlap
Watermelon Smith
S .R. Robert L. Smith
Mitchell
Mitchell City Council Advances West Railroad Street Paving
A Mitchell meeting approved extending paving on West Railroad Street from Main Street to the alley between Rowley and Bull Streets. The action supports business along the corridor including Farmers Cooperative Supply and Turner Creamery. Ordinance No. 392 licenses peddlers and related trades. A 150 foot sewer contract on Sanborn Street near West First Avenue was awarded to George Austin. A resolution to grade and gravel West Havens Street from Sanborn to the city limits was also adopted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Mitchell
Railroad Street
Main Street
Rowley
Bull Streets
Farmers’ Coperative Supply Company
Turner Creamery Company
Haley, Neeley Company
Sanborn Street
West First Avenue
George Austin
West Havens Street
Cheyenne Indians Get Ready for Annual Agricultural Fair
Cheyenne River Indian Reservation hosts its annual fair at the Cheyenne River Agency with new permanent buildings for the fair association. This year two prize series are planned for mixed blood and full blood Indians, each class remaining separate from the other.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
Cheyenne River
Cheyenne River Agency
Fair
Kimball Social Guest List Details Mrs Galbraith Visit
Mrs. Hugh Galbraith of Kimball was a guest of Miss Eldora Young on Monday, confirming a local social engagement and hospitality in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Galbraith
Kimball
Eldora Young
Crops See Mixed Prospects Across Eastern South Dakota
Crop reports from Mitchell and surrounding counties show eastern areas improved by a light shower after a dry spell though some regions remain dry. Hay in Lyman county sells for 15 a ton while irrigated lands near Newell perform better. farmers anticipate harvests as binding begins for barley oats and spring wheat amid variable moisture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
South Dakota
Lyman
Jones Counties
Kennebec
Presho
On- Come
Reliance
Draper
Murch
Sumford
Belvidere
Py Anderson Lumber Company
Lyman County
Newell
Aberdeen
Wollonseeket
Madison
Ahsayod
Linux Mills
Watertown
Mitehell
Missouri River
Vylue Lake
Proposal for a national defense board formed under chamber guidance
Wadill Catechinzs, linked to the United States Chamber of Commerce, urges creation of a central authoritative defense council with power to direct war purchases. The plan, prompted by local chamber members, envisions regular meetings with top officials to coordinate government departments and allied efforts amid wartime needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of National Defense
Uet
Wadill Catechinzs
United States Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Mitchell
Galehings
Washington
Council of National Defese
Shipping Board
Food Control Organization
Tieibert GC
Hoover
Exports Council
Council of National Defense
Secretary of the Treasury
National Chamber of Commerce
Souna
Northwest crop outlook normal in central districts
A Ninth District Federal Reserve crop report says Minnesota and nearby states will have mixed results. Central and southern Minnesota, eastern South Dakota, and parts of Michigan and Wisconsin may see normal crops, while northwestern Minnesota and western North Dakota to western South Dakota areas show below normal yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minn
Minnesota
Dakotas
Montana
Ninth Districtederal Reserve Bank
Dakolia
Michigan
Wisconsin
North Dakota
South Dakota
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Say Perisho
U. S
G. Cherry
Farmers’ Non-Partisan League
M. D
Riley
Felix Ashcroft
State Board OF Health
Mrs. N. Nielson
Florence, S. D
Dayisan
Wasinston
Tns
Luifery
Lou
Thy
Daly Lobo
USS
DGG “Res TG Cort Cvgte
RGR
Legion OF Hoover
Darkies Delight
ASK Pomer
Council
Federal Bank
B. A. Meisenhofedr
Kenmare
Meisenholder
Ontario
Wis
Malls
FL i Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
J. J. Cheney & CO
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