Walker Named U C T Counselor at South Dakota Meeting
L J Walker of Yankton was elected counselor of the South Dakota stand council of the United Commercial Travelers of America. Yankton will host the next annual meeting. dates to be announced.
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L. J. Walker
Yankton
South Dakota
United Commercial Travelers of America
D. D. Mulry
Sioux Walls
EB. P P. Darby
Huron
C. &. Campbell
W. R. Wildune
Sioux Alls
A. J. Anderson
Mitchell
Grand Page
N. J. Lund
Repid
Grand Sentinel
Mr. Tanney
Andrew Jillwein
J.L. W. Zeitlow
Aberdeen
S. B. Hess
Watertown
Rex
Chester L. Brown
B .W. Baker
P. D. Hunt
Elks
Grand Council
Order
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
Elks’ Club
Artesian
Leicher
Elks’ Hall
Pure Water Possibility in Mitchell City Water Plan
Prof. H I Jones reports three underground water levels under Mitchell with the shallow south wells yielding the softest water. He notes high solid content in the deep artesian level but describes a Hill level of water that could be piped to the city with a reservoir on College Hill. He suggests using Hill water to supply Mitchell while keeping existing wells for emergencies.
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Mitchell
Wessington Springs
H. 1. Jones
Mitchell Realty Company
Hill
College Hill
McManaman
Ford Receives Votes Despite Ballot Rule
In Pierre South Dakota an attorney general ruling against writing presidential candidates on ballots did not deter some voters. Unofficial returns show a few ballots containing Henry Ford’s name, as in Witten precinct Tripp county where local man O A Nelson won a majority of the votes.
Yates Seeks Presidential Preference Support
A local resident named Yates campaigns as a presidential preference candidate representing the people of the locality urging voters to back his bid.
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Yates
Preminct
Scotch foursome event highlights Mitchell County ench
Sunday program features a Scotch foursome with two man teams playing one ball per duo across holes. Captains include Dr. Greenwald Woodunt wed A Bettswide and many pairings listed. Players must arrange play times, submit cards to the event committee, with substitutes available. Entertainment planned with baseball street sports band concerts fireworks dancing and movies as funds cover expenses.
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Mitchell Country Ench
Dr. Greenwald
Woodunt
A. Bettswide
Wells
W. Smith
A. Warner
C. L
Patton
B. B. Dean
F. Moote
J. W. Bryant
Leehan
T. J
Morgans
Kibbee
Mr. i. i
Stair
Dwar
Ryland i Kibbee
Twarr Branson
Biron Weele Bauer
de Welleston
Cunningham
Emery editor visits Mitchell and cement plant tour
Bert Schroeder and wife visit Mitchell last Friday. A rain event left roads soft for six miles toward Alexandria but improved on return. They toured cement blocks and posts at Scheurenbrand's plant and admired marble cement flower vases gifted by the host, then found roads better on the way home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Schroeder
Winery
T Enterprise
Scheurenbrand
Swine Breeders Elect Leaders at South Dakota Meeting
The South Dakota Swine Breeders association closed sessions after a two day meeting in Mitchell. Jared Meyers of Redfield was elected president with John J. White of Hurley as secretary treasurer and vice presidents I L Ryan Plankinton C G A DeVaul Inwood and Wugh Nash Redfield. Attendees heard talks from W H Howard of John Morrell Sioux Falls livestock expert G F Morrison and Yankton stock yards manager Frank Dudley.
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South Dakota Swine Breeders’ Association
C. W. Siatmtey
Dalton
W. 8S
Hill
State Fair Board
McCarthy
Association
Mitchell Commercial
Wach
Jared Meyers
Redfield
GC. W. Stanley
John J. White
Hurley
F. D. Peckham
Alexandria
I. L. Ryan
Plankinton
A. DeVaul
Inwood
Wugh Nash
W. If. Howard
John Morrell Packing Company
Sioux Falls
A. L. Freeloyve
Kennebec
G. F. Morrison
Brookings
Frank Dudley
Yankton
Plankinton Plans Fourth of July Festivity
Plankinton merchants vote to extend the freedom of the city to all patrons in town and country for the July 4th celebration in Plankinton South Dakota. Committeeman work on the program outlined for Aurora County residents.
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Plankinton, S. D
Plankinton
Indian land contracts and deed delivery under government policy
The report of a held up deed is unfounded. Indians received deeds and many have since sold lands to White purchasers. Government officials view the contracts as valid and active despite earlier complaints.
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Mesell LO Rave
Newbury's Desert Trade Set to Pay Off Amid Tungsten Boom
Long Beach based realty man C. J. Newbury swapped stocks for 300 acres near Atolia in the Rand sburg district years ago. He has not visited the land but rising tungsten demand and a San Francisco syndicate's Atolia Mine No. 1 output of 3.5 million dollars in three weeks boost prospects. He has received offers but holds the property, awaiting further development.
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Long Beach
Calif
Corliss
Newbury
Mitchell
C. J. Newbury
New & Newbury
Little Dreamead
Randsburg
Europe
Atolia
San Francisco
Byrne Names Shorer at Chicago Convention
Governor Byrne files appointment of H. C. Shober of Huron as his alternate at the Chicago convention. Hans DeMuth selects Allan R. Fellows of Sioux Falls as his alternate.
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Byrne
Shorer
Local Notes show community life and events in Mitchell
Friday notes report wedding trip returns for Mr and Mrs Roy Gilmore, a children's story hour at the city library with Miss Anna Jaynes, street paving on North Main, and various academic moves at State college Brookings and Dakota Wesleyan. Several local residents travel, celebrate, or face court matters, with updates on school, weather, and a corn-raising contest.
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Roy Gilmore
Chicago
Minneapolis
Anna Jaynes
Samuel Marble
Hitchcock
Dakota Wesleyan
Oldham High School
W. J. McClarkon
Mitchell
Maimie Grace
Amelia Thompson
Des Moines
Clara Thompson
Ellis P. Watters
Mitchel High School
South Dakota
Flighland Park College
Miss Thompson
Maren Thompson
Thomas Thompson
J. A. Evans
Alpena
Walters
Cedar Rapids
New York State
Be Jolly club holds reunion for Mrs. Cogan at home
Members of the Be Jolly club gathered at Mrs. Fred Wilson’s 707 North Rowley Street for a reunion in honor of Mrs. John T. Cogan. Fourteen women attended a two course lunch on the porch after a pleasant evening of visiting and card playing. Mrs. Cogan has been visiting Mrs. O. T. Litchfield and is now listed at Presho.
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Be Jolly Club
John T. Cogan
Fred Wilson
North Rowley Street
Cogan
O. T. Litchfield
Presho
Popular Pair to Wed Miss Grace OBrien in Sanborn
Miss Grace Alice O'Brien of Sanborn Iowa announced plans to marry Ora Wells son of Mitchell leaders next Wednesday. O'Brien, active in Mitchell circles, and Wells a rising local businessman will wed in Sanborn and reside in Mitchell after July. Memorial Day events at Mitchell Country Club drew 200 guests for a festive opening with golf, a blind bogey contest won by A J Welch, and women’s prize to Mrs I A Redline.
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Grace Alice O'Brien
Sanborn
Ora
Wells
Janes
J. Wells
Mitchell
Miss O'Brien
Mr. Wells
Mitchrell Country Club
A. J. Welch
Lozey
Grace Beckwith
Marguerite Anderson
Gay
Messrs
W. Shannon
W. H. Fritz
Ora B. Wells
L. D. Wagner
A. Baron
West
Second Avenue
A. N. Kennedy
Washington
Baron
T.C. Winters
Insurance Men Attend Dinner at Widmann Hotel
H B Slaughter state agent hosted 25 agents and guests for a five course dinner. Ottawa Illinois supervisor F H Walt led an afternoon school for agents outlining policies and life insurance salesmanship. John Kurvink urged life insurance value for business and credit building.
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H. Be, Slaughter
Central Life Insurance Company
Widmann Hotel
IF. H. Walt
Ottawa
Ill
F. H. Borst
J. I. Aler
H. L. Larson
Artesian
John Kurvink
Jack McLaughlin
Walt
Slaughter
Did Not Know Gun Was Loaded Fatality at South Dakota Ranch
Highmore South Dakota reports a fatal gun accident at the Ralph May ranch. Walter Adams and two others were in a shanty during rain when Adams unknowingly discharged a revolver. May was struck through the heart and died instantly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highmore
S. D
Ralph May
Walter Adams
Adams
May
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Hightern Holes
Emery
Scheurenerband Cement Factory
Pred Meyers
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Omia Nizaplon
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Corliss Newbury
California
North Main Street
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Lit
Mitchell Club
Baseball Hall of Fame
Booneville
Jefferson City
W. McClinton
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State College
James
Frank M. Byrne
HW. Lugs
W. Ih. Werris
Michigan
George Iw. Vincent
University of Minnesota
O. H. Benson
United States Department of Agriculture
Ig, GC. Verisho
J’, i. Brown
Stat
Colline
Moody Ningsbury
Tiamlin, Coddington and
Chrooskings
Institute
Melissa Watlrath
Springfield, Mo
J. P. Michels
Mitchell National Bank
Chicarys
Nathan Feft Todiv Aid
Jdx
Samuel Jftrod
Arthur Roesenburg
U. S. Lifsehulz
New York City
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Mass
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I. Cass
Wesleyan
Fie
University of Ilinois
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Henkinton
Harl Young
Paul
Barnard Browne
Kenny Widreoff
J. HH. Wilds
Pittsburgh
Mr. Wilds
Prof. Wilds
J. A. Brown
McCabe Street
Jo. D. Hatheway
Duff Street
East Seventh Avenue
Jacob W. Sibert
Roland
Notre Dame Academy
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Charles Blenkiron
Central Auto & Supply Company
Main Street
Omaha
Robert F. Ward
Seattle
Wash
Artesian Diamond
First National Bank
Davison County
Daedalian and
Thalian
Tobin’s Park
James River
Trakota Wesleyan
Clyde T
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Bernice Tipton
Frank Petrie
Catholic Ladies’ Altar Society
W. S. Kloke
James Salisbury
Alma Gluck
Miss Gluck
Zimbelist
J. O. Walrath
East Sixth Avenue
George Rowley
C. CG. Miller
J. J. Lahey
George Foster
L. J. Simmons
Belle Fourchee
Florence Walrath
Florence Derr
Board of Education
Ehaves
Arthur AL Avderst
Zerline Ailes
M Mlorowcverr
Carl Josengquist
Wagripae Woeeram
Toas
Arthsit
Anderson
Thelma Cassem
Walter Greene
J. C. Lindsey
Land of Sky Blue Water
A. B. Darling
Bryant
East Fourth Avenue
A. T. Downey
Max Nobis
Dick Haney
Woonsocket
George L. Surface
B. Marguerite Surface
J. Howard Harris
T. B. Wilber
Methodist Church
Honor Mrs. Kennedy
H. EB. Sllaughter
Central Hif Company
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