Lynching Debates and Legal Trials Reported
A national conference in New York discusses lynching with Ida Wells Barnett's figures and call for publicity. Emma Kaufmann faces a retrial in the Agnes Poireis case at Flandreau, with jury prospects uncertain and potential delays. The case draws statewide attention as time may affect public sympathy and judicial outcomes.
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New York
Ida Wells Barnett
Springfield
Ill
Emma Kaufmann
Agnes Poireis
Kaufman
Supreme Court
Flandreau
Graduating Pianist Miss Mabel Dickey Delivers Delightful Recital
Miss Mabel Dickey, graduating from the University School of Music piano department, offered a varied program at the University chapel. Her flawless technique and expressive interpretation earned praise from attendees, with standout pieces including Beethoven Moonlight Sonata Adaei, Liszt Liebestraum No 3, Chopin Etude Op 25 No 9, and Schubert Tausig Marche Militaire. Miss Emma Rempfer accompanied by Miss Morris, with three songs in pleasing style.
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University Chapel
Mabel Dickey
School of Music
University
Beethoven
Liszt
Chopin
Schubert-Tausig
Miss Dickey
Dickey
Emma Rempfer
Parkston
Morris
University notices and local happenings at Turan
Local items report changes in the University office staff for next year with Joseph Graham leaving for the Pacific coast and Ruth Youngman staying with parents in Colorado. Harry Havens will act as summer secretary. Claire Roberts returns from Madison to join the graduating class. The Thalian-Daedalian picnic occurs, and four prep students walk home from the river but are later found at a livery barn. Commencement approaches with baccalaureate at M. I. church.
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Turan
Av Ucon
Onaha
George Minty
Vivian
Joseph Graham
Ruth Youngman
Colorado
Harry Havens
Claire Roberts
Madison
M. Lk
Loomis News Roundup From June Farm and Hall Events
Loomis notes report a successful dance at Ed Ward Smith's hall and a busy period with farming, travel, and social visits. Mentions cattle sales, steam shovel viewing, a 2 to 0 baseball result, and a large farmer picnic planned for June 23. Also covers obituaries, marriages, and local travel, with a Spokane romance and a sales pitch for Electric Bitters.
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Loomis
Ed Ward Smith
Cudmore
Ira Fraser, Jr
Howard Cudmore
Orval Crippen
Charlie Clark
Mitchell
J. S. Bonham
Berry & Jebson
Jim Staats
Bethel
Will Clark
Letcher
Harry Waylors
Lancaster
Wis
Taylor
Bh. M. Keeler
T. S. Barker
Sioux City
Roy
Bryne Allen
James Duncan
Brown Brothers
Illinois
Farmer's Elevator Co
Mt Vernon Fair Promises Largest Crowd Yet
Next week Mt Vernon hosts a county fair with a tent morning program of music recitations and a keynote by Governor R S Vessey. Afternoon events include trotting races, foot races, a hose race, trap shoot, and a $75 purse baseball game between Plankinton and Stickney. Milwaukee freight detours on June 9-10.
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R.S. Vessey
Mt. Vernon
Plankinton
Stickney
West Freight
Milwaukee
Degenerate youth faces reform school after repeated offenses
Roy Flanders a 15 year old with prior petty crimes appears before Judge Markham on a serious charge. He has a troubled family background, spent time away from home, and has repeatedly caused trouble with forged checks. Police chief Cunningham says reform school may be the only option after this latest incident.
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Roy Flanders
W. £. Schneider
Main Street
Cunningham
Young Flanders
Sehneider
Minden
Iowa
Mitchell
Mason City
Reform School
Chief Cunningham
Schneider
Examinations Move Headquarters to Mitchell
J. M. Shoemaker informs Prof. S. D. VanBenthuysen that civil service exams shift from Sioux Falls to Mitchell. All future tests, technical or clerical, will be conducted in Mitchell under VanBenthuysen’s supervision.
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J. M. Shoemaker
Civil Service Examination
St. Paul
S. D. VanBenthuysen
Sioux Falls
Mitchell
van Benthnuysen
City announces property assessments for Mitchell district
The notice lists numerous lots within Mitchell South Dakota slated for sidewalk construction at owners’ cost. The city auditor dated June 1 1909 orders sidewalks built within thirty days per city ordinances and references many named additions and blocks.
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Mitchell
South Dakota
Lawler
Poland
Lee Taek
Vanlipps
Rowley
Cooley and Gurnseys
HK Meahah
Ai Weer
Bloalk
Mayes
Ste aNabel
Ob Usk
Ality
Wit
I. M. Green
Canadian Farmers in Sunny Southern Alberta Yield Survey
Government report lists 74 Alberta farmers averaging 66 to 80 percent bushels per acre in 1908 with a 47 bushels per acre aggregate. O. W. Kerr Co offers round trip car service Minneapolis to Lethbridge at 20 dollars, with contact at 321 Main Street Mitchell South Dakota.
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Canada
Alberta
Minneapolis
Lethbridge
Main Street
Mitchell, S. D
O. W. Kerr Co
Notice to Construct Sidewalks in Mitchell SD
A city council resolution adopted in regular session May 3 190 percent and May 8 1909 orders construction of sidewalks in Mitchell South Dakota due to dilapidated paths hindering public travel. The notice states the city will proceed with sidewalk construction as required by the council.
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Erts Council
Mitchell
South Dakota
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Ite Mitchell Capital
Aris Agy
Mess
Evans
Platt
Sun
Fred James
Mitehed
Chliff Plotner
Allenatre Company
Wooewe Hall
Fairly God House
Henry Brown
Hue
Jowr Trier
Wilcx
Inthan
W. J. Craig
Tulare
Alfred Clement
John Clement
Pierre
Grand Lodge
A. Q. VU
Ethan
McCrary
Edna
Bert Drake
A. C. Drake
C. F. Drake
Elsie Sargent
Vermillion
J. W. Bryant
Myrtle Tobin
Gunnel Finstad
South Sanborn
Finstad
Norway
Matilda Williamson
Mount Vernon
Ole Finstad
Gregory
John Gotcreft Mitchell
Olaf Finstad
Witten
Auris Finstad
Arlington
K. Finstad
O. N. Axford
John Chapman
Leroy Cox
Orvile Dunbar
Arthur Edward
Earl Aaron
Spokane
Wash
Canningtown
England
Walter Alfred Smith
Ada Edwards
First Baptist Church
J. W. Kramer
London
Mr. Smith
Uncle Sam
Northwest
Diehl & Brown's
Sethlers
Vernon
Wash Lees
C.E. Vermilyea
Youn
Heidelberg Medical Institutes
Minnesota
Sioux Walls
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