Mitchell Girl Soloist Heads East for Spring Tour
Merle Tillotson Alcock, once Mitchell girl, has joined the New York Symphony Orchestra for a spring festival tour across eastern cities and toward Kansas City. Her contralto promises engaging performances in Verdi and Sullivan works under conductor Walter Damrosch. marriage notes, club events, and social notices follow in theMitchell community section.
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Mitchell
Merle Tillotson Alcock
New York City
New York Symphony Orchestra
Walter” Damroseh
Kansas City
Totson
Spearfish Considers Ban on Gambling and Poker
A city committee will study enforcement of gambling laws and poker machines following a complaint. Officials will review methods to curb gambling in Spearfish and may prohibit machine use while addressing related illicit activities. The notice mentions regulation and possible city actions.
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Charenzia
Mas “Own
Ehane Julio Sill
Capital Grounds Shrubbery Bids Reviewed by Commission
The state capital commission decided to seek bids for shrubbery work on the grounds this year. Bids are to be opened soon, with plans to begin securing plantings and start the project promptly after approval.
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Pierre
State Capital Commission
Theodore Saker Opens New Confectionery Store in Crow Building
Theodore Saker, manager of the confectionery and cigar store, announces the forthcoming opening in the Crow building. Construction progress includes arrival of fixtures and candy equipment. Local preparations show baskets and merchandise arriving for a grand inauguration attended by Minneapolis and Tsplinaiue delegates.
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Theodore Saker
J.N. Crow
Lins
Stitehell
Minneapolis
Tsplinaiue
Dave
Basket Bros
unclear census sports note from county lineup list
A fragmentary sports item lists players and substitutions with partial scores and names such as Mayhardy Ie Sunmson left guard and Richardson 32. The text includes several garbled names and likely basket counts, mentioning Grace Wilder Staynard and Ulrows.
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Lot Wes
Mayhardy Ie
Sunmson
Ek Lire
Richardson
Grace
Wilder
Baskets
Local Fire Disrupts Stony Falls Delivery Hub
A brief report from Stony Falls South Dakota notes a disruption at a local wholesale and carery house after a Friday morning incident. Details are unsettled with an estimated loss near 200 dollars and no injuries reported.
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Stony Falls
Car
Ery House
Attorney General Holds Inquiries On Saloon Ban And School Courses
The attorney general reports inquiries into whether towns within five miles may grant a saloon license and whether an incorporated town yet to grow can host such a business. He also examines actions by school officials regarding extending study courses and potential criminal liability for officials. Notes focus on lawfulness of local licenses and school program expansion.
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Pierre
Autorney
Anntal
Hich Sericol Testien
Tant Lovat Rieht
Schoo
Fragmentary political interview hints at Democratic defeat
A garbled report from The Times in Los Angeles references expectations of Democratic losses in the Pacific region and hints at the president and Congress, mentioning Hughes and Repellien in a messy passage. The text is incomplete, with several names and phrases unclear.
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Pacific
Angeles
Democracs
Congress
Death of Russia's Great Manis Tolovien Witte
London reports Count Witte, former prime minister and key negotiator for peace with Japan, has died after a career shaping Russian finance and diplomacy. He served as a respected statesman, later holding minor posts, celebrated abroad for his influence and reforms. The dispatch notes his death in uncertain circumstances and hints at his complex legacy.
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London
England
Sersts Tolovien Witte
Tesia
Eat
Reuters Tetema Co
Witte
Teta Tiflis Wanato
Kissin
Portsmouth
Japan
Tos
Dent
Tone
Bias
Count Witte
Athans
Ava Staesman
Chet
Manoft
Edit
Coll Glee Club To Tour In April Across Towns
The Coll Glee Club plans a three part concert tour in April covering White Lake, Plantinton, St. Vo, Wooneerk set, Wessington Springs, Spencer, Parker and Saten. Directed by W. C. Bunter, the group lists George wabaiter Wart Staten Harsex Groves Ruth Test Sis Bay Mote Krank Petrie John Jackson Syiyner Wood Charles Whe ton and Guy aloree. The program will include malaisel le Hons and three regular concert sections.
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Dista Wesleyan
Elon
White Hake
Plantinton
St. Vo Fis
Wooneerk
Wessington Springs
Spencer
Parker and Saten
Meu
W. C. Bunter
George Wabaiter
Wart Staten
Or Harsex
Groves Ruth
Test Sis Bay
Mote Krank Petrie
John Jackson
Syiyner Wood
Charles Wheton
Guy Aloree
Miss Toten Gross
Malasieel le Hons
A. Styles Now the Vogue in American Fashions
C J Vermilyen reports a shift toward Made In America styles in New York and eastern markets. He notes American designs outshining Paris in appeal and that east coast merchants increasingly feature U S styles, boosting New York trade. western buyers support this trend amid rising dry goods prices.
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C. J. Vermilyen
New York
Vermilyea
Paris
America
Vernillyes
West Orn Buyeras
South Dakota court notices announce estates hearings
An 1816 dated probate notice in Davison County sets a hearing on the petition for Letters of Administration for Mathew Menecush, with location at the Mitchell courthouse on March 20 at 1 am. A second notice in Davison County lists heirs of W Gretel and seeks Letters of Administration, with a special term hearing set for March 15 at 10 am in Mitchell courthouse.
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Thompson Jaze
Couty Court
South Dakota
E Eel
Soutly Dakota
Mame
Grebel
Grae Wer
Arthur Grebel
Noha
Herath
Lucile Grebely
Karl Gretel
Melis
H.W. Gebel
Lctrs
W. Gretel
Mitehl
Davison
Mitchell
Thompson
Davison County Population Census Plan Announced
Davison County's rural and city population will be counted this summer under a state plan directed by County Auditor John M. Crampton and historian Doane Robinson. The decennial census, required by session laws, will collect names, sex, color, occupation, literacy, housing, and health data, plus farms, crops, stock and dairy output for the preceding year. The information, gathered by assessors and verified by the state historian, will be compiled by the Department of History and printed for public distribution.
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Davison County
Lownstrip
John M. Crampton
Tron Doane Robinson
Department of History
Seston
Aki
Agcesersene
Coal fields quiet as demand slows mining activity
Pioneer miner Hitenfeld toured eastern Kentucky West Virginia Virginia and Pennsylvania fields. He reported utilities and railroads curbing coal shipments while major operators struggle with margins. Kennevius Foundation invested over 2 million for new mining gear amid weak demand in Kentuckys eastern basin.
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Dakota
C. Hitchfield
Trom
J.P. Ana Umber Company
Sieean
Europe
Ube
Balt
Dozer
Wholessee Tazaberial Coal Litm
Fis
Litenfeld
Kentucky
West Vietxing
Virgina
Pennsylvania
Bitenfeld
Kennevius Foud
Hell High School Defeats Vermillion in Close Local Clash
Hell High School closed their season with a 19 to 16 victory over Vermillion in the local gym last night. The game featured a crowded stands, early exchanges, and a tense second half as Vermillion’s Hetse was injured and Eurelund moved to center. Scallin and Maynard led the scoring for Hell, while Vermillion’s Pant Witter and others fought hard throughout the contest.
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Hell High School
HB. Zitiseh
Mite
Hetse
Vermilion
Uyone
Perth
Focal
Isin
Maynard
Mayors Propose County Road Funding Plan
The article outlines a proposed method to fund road building by counties rather than towns. It suggests counties could hold the levy funds and construct wall market towns with dedicated machinery. Townships would transfer work to neighboring sections to connect routes for public benefit, while the attorney general notes counties lack power to impose road levies.
Corporation to Take Over Buffalo Herd
A proposed corporation with capital of 500000 plans to take over a buffalo and cattle operation in North America. The firm would have headquarters at Fort Pierre and business offices in Piorra and Tioncanolia, with incorporators including Stanford Xu, Sombes, Herman Sonnenschein, Hy Pallip, George A. Dallivere, and Edward Becker.
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Philip
North
Stanford XU
Sombes
Ob Minkeaportes
Herman Sonnenschein
Hy. 3
Pallip
Rott Merre
George A. Dallivere
Edward Becker
St Pat
Aristote Copper A Leading Weekly State Institution
A fragmented report recalls Sioux Fats and notable figures like Dick Alladay and Troquota Chief, describing the rise of Aristote Copper becoming a leading weekly state institution through the late period of a Daxots reicer event and Filipino era reminiscence.
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Anions
Newae
Lowh Dakottests
Pers
Dick Alladay
Obie Troquota
Aristote Copper
Ent
Yankton Plan To Bridge Missouri River Meeting Held
A public meeting in Yankton, Dakota Territory, gathered residents and officials to discuss constructing a bridge over the Missouri River. The gathering aimed to shape a committee and set a timetable for pursuing the project and securing funding.
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Missouri River
Yankton
D. Cits
Missouri SA
Het
Deadwood considers city waterworks bond vote
Deadwood voters head to the polls in a spring election to decide on a $75 waterworks bond. The plan proposes a new water storage facility two miles south of the city with a 6,000,000 gallon capacity, funded by a 20 year issue, addressing current rental costs and supply reliability concerns.
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Deadwood
County authorities limit hog cholera funds and poor farm costs
An inquiry into county finances shows funds cannot cover hog cholera expenses. The attorney general held counties limited to 500 for poor farm spending, despite local votes to purchase land and build facilities.
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Gregory
Connie Stoners
le Conniesaamers
Tong Ae Ne Sim
al Jaw
Murder suicide threats haunt Browns Valley after tragedy
Authorities traced George Wood to Browns Valley where he left his horse buggy after fleeing Sligeton, amid the murder of his wife Dana and their 16 year old daughter. Wood, once a manager at Dakota Content, faced a recent cash shortage and is believed to have killed his wife with a wrench and daughter with a butcher knife before fleeing eastward on the Milwaukee train. The coroner's jury named Carlaw as responsible for the house murder. Wood reportedly planned his escape and was last seen near Grace Wilste, with rumors of a winded escape and a sinking farm situation.
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Roberts Couns
George Wood
Farne Browns Minn
Sligeton Hat Moraine
Dana Jett Ween
Dakota Content
Sleseton
Ilsecounts
Haushter
Ape
Carlaw
Brownsvalley
Grace
Seif
Catlaw
Theake Central Pelephone
Felon
Fr Ie
Ca Ay Simts
Byrne vetoes appropriations in state budget
Governor Byrne exercised his veto power to cut 62,287.38 from total session appropriations, striking funds for the Insurance department, state militia, railway department, and prior law carrying costs. The action targets expenditures and raises questions about department receipts and future fiscal policy.
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Pie Toserior
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