New York Children Aged Four to Fourteen To Find Homes in Mitchell
About two dozen homeless children from New York City will be placed with Mitchell homes next Friday via a committee of local citizens. Miss Clara B. Comstock of the Children’s Aid Society arranged the effort, with foster parents required to care for the youths until age 18. The event at Mitchell’s city hall Friday at 2 pm will include talks by Miss Comstock, A L Will of Topeka, and Robert M. Sivracé of New York.
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New York
Mitchell
Wpriday
Clara B. Comstock
Children’s Aid Society of New York
S. Br, Morris
J.T. Morrow
B. A. Bobb
Lewis Shuster
Geo. A. Silsby
C. W. Gillis
H. I. Jones
Society
Comstock
A. L. Will
Topeka
Kan
Robert M. Sivracé
New York City
Trail spanning Twin Cities to Yellowstone Park praised for progress
Aberdeen South Carolina reports show 449000 spent on the 1100 mile trail with over 600 miles graded and 240 miles traveled. George N Keniston of Metzinger New Jersey named traveling representative to inspect and fix weak spots and improve the chain.
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Aberdeen
S. C
Twin Cities
George N. Keniston
Metzinger
McNulty Launches Speaking Campaign in Second District
Aberdeen reports Judge Frank McNulty, newly resigned from the bench, leading an active Second district campaign with a robust organizing drive. He plans a week long speaking tour through Codington and Clark counties, aiming to secure the Republican nomination by March 24. Governor Byrne also heads a statewide speaking tour, pledging active campaigning through the finish.
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Aberdeen
Pierre
Frank McNulty
Congress
McNulty
Wek
Coddington
Clark
Former auditor Baker rumored in South America
It is believed John K. Baker once county auditor of Deadwood South Dakota fled after being ousted for office irregularities and has taken a bookkeeper job with a large South American firm. He reportedly received an attractive offer before trouble surfaced and has not been traced, fueling belief he left on business. Dr King s New Discovery advertised as a remedy for persistent coughs and throat and lung ailments with a money back guarantee.
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H. &. Bucklen & Co
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Water supply needs aid industrial growth in Mitchell
The Commercial Club urges a better waterworks system to attract industries, citing current water quality and pump inadequacies harming boilers and mains. A six month financial report shows $1,114.14 in bills and an expected $3,000 of a $5,000 advertising appropriation used. The council also discusses plumbing and electrical work rules, a West Fifth Avenue sewer petition, gas service continuity, winter water main costs, and city building inspections. Election officials are named under the Richards primary law with party-balanced judge selections.
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Mitchell
T. J. Morgans
Commercial Club
Geo. A. Silsby
HW. D. Butterfield
J. T. Miller
Miller
West Fifth Avenue
Minnesota
Iowa
Walrath
Mitchell Power Company
H. Smith
Wisconsin
N. J. Mayer
City Milk and Dairy Inspector
Council
J. G. McCartney
Richards
A. J.mann
John ¥. Teeley
F. Hartley Anderson
Corde Kirkpatrick
L. J. Johnson
W. T. Rush
James T. Smith
GC. Z. Anderson
Murphy Replies to Byrne Attack on Voucher Interview
Deputy State Auditor P J Murphy rebuts Governor Byrne in a statement about the Guenther voucher. He details the voucher items struck out by C Mueller and the balance issued to Guenther after deductions. He defends the office’s public records against Byrne’s charge of misstatements.
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C. Mueller
Ountes Commuers
Mueiler
Gunther
Guenther
Dyrne
Anderson
Byrne
Governor Byrne's Expense Ledger Disputed by Auditor
A 1913 affidavit by Governor T. Frank M. Byrne defends state travel costs from Pierre to Rapid City and related lodging. The document questions Auditor Anderson's control of policy and asserts no private use, while Byrne criticizes political meddling in the auditor's office.
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Rapid City
S. D
Pierre
South Dakota
United States
South Dakotan Found Dead in California Apartment
Charles Stubberud a former merchant from Canteen South Dakota was found dead in a Los Angeles apartment. His brother Christian was arrested and held after allegedly admitting that Charles opened his neck arteries with a paring knife.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Charles Stubberud
Canteen
South Dakota
Christian
Charlies
Dillon Favors Grain Inquiry
Washington D C The Chicago and Duluth Boards of Trade and the Minneapolis Chamber of Commerce were named as anti trust violators and accused of fixing wheat and corn prices. Manahan urged a congressional probe while Dillon of South Dakota backed the investigation resolution.
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Washington, D. C
Chicago
Duluth
Dakotas
Montana
Dillon
South Dakota
Catarrh Cure Peddled as Constitutional Remedy
An advertisement claims J. Digney & Co of Toledo Ohio offer Jigs Catarrh Cure as the only constitutional remedy. It promises direct action on blood and mucous surfaces with doses from 70 drops to a teaspoon and a $100 reward if it fails to cure. Ad seeks agents and testimonials and notes sale by Chaney & Co and retailers.
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I. J. Digney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
D. Chaney & CO
Gunmen to Die as Rosenthal Murder Case Moves On
The court denies a new trial for four gunmen in the Rosenthal murder. The ruling affirms Metro Law in the case tied to Becker's bidding and the lethal shooting outside the hotel, keeping the death sentences in place.
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New York
Rosenthal
Lewis
New
Merman Rosenthal
Ambler
Becker
Mosenthal
Metro Law
Byrne Declares Per Capita Tax Same as 1905
In Artesian South Dakota Governor Byrne campaigns pledging accountability in public statements. He cites anti pass laws, lobbying bans, and railroad taxation while contrasting state costs and audits with the Brinker case and the auditor's performance. He recounts uncovering Brinker's fraud and returning funds to the treasury.
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Byrne
South Dakota
Legislaure
Lobbr
Argus
Spring Blood and System Cleaner quảng
Spring tonic Electric Bitters advertised as a four week treatment to purify blood and boost kidney liver and bowel function. Claims to restore health energy and ambition with guarantees and prices 50c and 1.00 from E H Bucklen & Co Philadelphia or St Louis.
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E. H. Bucklen & Co
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Parkston Prepares for Firemen’s Tournament
Parkston volunteers ready for the South Dakota Firemen's Association tournament to be held in Parkston in June. Officials anticipate a large crowd and substantial turnout for the event.
Parkston to Host Visiting Fire Crews With Prizes
Leading cities and towns of the state will be represented by competing teams. Valuable cash prizes and trophies will be offered to the teams with the best records in the various contests. Local fire department members will prepare to entertain the visiting firemen during their stay in Parkston.
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Parkston
Brother Freed by the Police After Brother's Suicide Note
In Los Angeles Charles Canton SD was found dead in an apartment. His brother Christian Stubberud of Canton SD kept vigil and was detained after claiming the death was by self harm. Coroner's jury ruled suicide. notes were found amid a tale of spiritual questions.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Tro Polly
Christian Stubberud
Canton
S. D
Charles
Calif
Charles Stubberud
Christian
Gunton
Norway
California
Bragstad 4& Company
Chris
Dairy train to tour South Dakota farms and towns
The dairy train from Mitchell, run with the State College and Dairymen's Association, begins March 20 over the Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul lines. From Mitchell to Farmingdale and Aberdeen to Lemmon Isabel and Faith it will tour seven days with exhibit, lecture, stock, milking gear cars and crew dining and sleeping cars. Speakers include Prof. Larsen, A P Ruger, A N Hume, Prof. Merrill and Chas. McUaffree. The train will first trailer to Brookings, then Mitchell, with many stops listed across the state and large crowds expected at each stop.
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Esate Poe
C. Larsen
A. P. Ruger
Secrtary
State Dairymien’s Association
Tr. A. N. Hume
The
State College
Fred. Merrill
Fargo
Chas. McUaffree
Brookings Over
Brookings
Mitchell
Laursen
Ryger
Raine
Aon
Mitchell Woonsocket
Mt. Vernon
Tulare
Plankinton
Mellette White Lake
Aberdeen
Kimball Air Ipswich Chamberlain Bowdle
Kennebec Selby
Presho
Mobridge
Vivian McLaughlin Draper Mclntosh
Murdo
Morristown
Stamford Lemmon
Kadoka Wagle Butte
Dupree
Faith
Farmingdale
Timberlake
Isabel
Optometry and Vision Care Prompts in Early Writing
An unclear excerpt praises optometry and glasses, urging readers to seek visions solutions from the provider. It hints at a treated question of who has been helped and suggests a marketed call for glasses and a little book.
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