War of kings and pawns frames Steiner speech
Dr. Ludwig A Steiner of Grinnell College spoke at First Methodist Church arguing there will be no human gains from war. He urged American unity, warned against hyphenated allegiance, and said America must enter World War to safeguard humanity. The packed audience greeted his cautious, pro American analysis with applause.
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Europe
Bhdwed A. Steiner
Grinnell College
Ifst Methodist Church
Steiner
Germi
Plattsburg
Washington, D. C
Congress
Frace
Germany
United States
America
Austria
Prussia
Alsace-Lorraine
Bavaria
France
Wales
Scotland
Ireland
Woodrow Wilson
White House
Webster
Roosevelt
Leonard A. Wood
George Washington
Budapest
Hungary
Ugland
England
Anuch
Dr. Steiner
Monic
Mitchell advances as opponent forfeits in South Dakota tourney
In Huron crowds pack stands as Mitchell reaches the second round by forfeit after Webster withdraws. Other first round results include Watertown 39 over Mt Vernon 7, Ca thage 26 over Jefferson 15, Aberdeen 87 over Pierre 26.
Life on a Chilean Fundo Described in Rey Carhart Letter
A Mitchell family member narrates a summer in Chile with the Smiths at Fundo Niagara. The account covers two adjoining farms of over ten thousand acres, clearing and burning to manage land, seasonal crops with wheat and grass, and pasture use. It notes 1400 residents on the fundo, home plots, piecework farming, ox-drawn carts, hand reaping, and Indian attire, with vivid scenes of dust, hill country, and ripe raspberries with cream at lunch.
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Rey
Raymond D. Carhart
A. Fh. Carhart
Mitchell, Rey
Carhart
Smith
North America
Dakota Wesleyan
Wthel Shepherd
Smith Farm
Fundo Niagara
Fundo
J. J. Case
Tecuma
Tam
Smith’ Sundo
Local notes from Mitchell area updates and visits
Marion Junction resident John Hofer returns home after weeks in hospital with a broken skull. Library reports new books by Osborne and Hollingworth. church services and Swedish language gathering announced. Farmers crowd attend union convention. Various local residents travel for business, funerals, and hospital matters as weather delays and train tardiness affect schedules.
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John Hofer
Marion Junction
Wes
der Wridky
B. EB. Dean
Little Son
Iroquois
GS. Barrett
Union City
Georgia
Nanareunion
Burnett
G. T. Netson
Wessington Sprit
Methodist Hospital
David Lovineer
Khan
Tielen Reeves
Dakota Wesleyvar
Melgian Relief Fund
Hutterfield
Earl Pealey
Crankenness
Owens
Alfred Jomning
Jéthan
Yankton
Sioux City
Dakota Wesleyan
iHuron
Corsica
Arthur
H. B. Johnson
HH. J. Mohr
Belah
George Plagmann
Flossie Sloan
Florence
Victorine Schumacher
D. F. Moran
L. FB. Tilligoss
S. Meikle
Canton
Beulah Meikle
W. R. Hopson
Presho
Mitchell
Regimental Reorganization and Recruiting Efforts Amid War Strain
South Dakotans discuss mounting Ney Regiment as existing force is under strength. Fifth regiment units may transfer to form a complete cavalry squadron, with five or six days for final arrangements. Sioux Falls meeting attended by General Morris and officers, pay amid mobilization outlined, and local appeals urge Mitchell men to join the squadron.
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Mpn
Wit Department
Wack Mehansehi
Elsa Ned
Kalis di
W. A. Morris
Radeal
Wat 17
Hirs
Cavalli
Soa. N.og
Wreettiar Armiyv
Chitie
Pippy Datas
Tharusa
Praonff
Yorne Mei
Mitchel
Jolata
Fil Stromesth
Milking Routine Described and School Funding Plea
The diary notes cows brought in for afternoon milking with calves confined then released to nurse before milking. The writer says calves aid milk yield and describes after milking the cows and calves are separated. He also discusses preparations for next school year and a plea for $5,000 annually for ten years to equip the institution.
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Heldagar
Sara
World series clash noted in local baseball preview
The fragment hints at a clash between the Moston and Heaokin teams from last fall's world series and mentions Canl Norton on a brief business trip. J. D. Utendorffer of the National Bank of Commerce in Sioux City visited Mitchell for business yesterday.
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Moston
Canl Norton
Wuron
Souris
J. D. Utendorffer
National Bank of Commerce
Sioux City
Mitchell
High cost of living linked to more divorces in county
Denitwood South Dakota reports the high cost of living as a factor in rising divorces. Lawrence county records show 34 divorce decrees granted in the six months ending March 10 in the state circuit court, far above the prior average of about three per month.
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Denitwood
S. D
Lawrence County
Railcar Firms Hear Interstate Complaints Over Grain Shipments
Pierre and S D elevator companies accuse railroads of unfair treatment in furnishing grain cars. The Interstate Commerce Commission set April 6 for hearings to hear their arguments and evidence in support of their contentions.
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Pierre
S. D
Stat
Interstate Commerce Commission
State Immigration Department Sees Spring Move Affects Farmland
Pierre reports the State Immigration Department sorts the Indians into this state for spring. The movement was stated but delayed by 12 extended winter weather into mid March. The plan aims to settle lands for rental across the state, especially eastern Belle Fourche area, to supply a sugar refining plant. Rental demand rises statewide, with stronger demand in the east and extreme west.
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Pierre
S. M
Mar
Mineh
Aussauni
Tern
Frere
Belle Mourcle
Mitchell Voters Asked To Support Municipal Band Levy
Citizens consider a direct tax levy to fund a high standard municipal band. A petition seeks approval for a tax not exceeding one mill yearly on city property to provide free concerts, replacing current $2,000 city support. If approved, the issue may appear on spring ballots.
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Mitchell
Phus
Cil
Chaplain Guy Squire Receives Warm Homecoming in Wossington
Chaplain Guy P. Sawire returns from border service with the fourth regiment to a rousing reception. A banquet and reception honor him with strong turnout from local citizens and friends. He is Congregational and plans to resume active ministry in the near future.
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Cay Squire
Wossington Springs
S. Die
Arrest Eleven as Bootleggers Strike in Wessington
In Wessington South Dakota Detective Larson of Sioux City aided a long pursuit of a bootlegging ring. The operation led to eleven arrests and the seizing of whiskey and intoxicants from a downtown pharmacy. Prominent men W He and Os uck were jailed to await hearings.
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W. He
Osuck
Disrupted Milwaukee Rail Freight Amid Strike Delays
Orders received by level offices of the Milwaukee and Gintha redroads to accept perishables cannot reach destinations before tomorrows freight cutoff. Most rail lines are idle with no through tickets valid. Freight shipments face delays as trains move slowly or halt during the strike, complicating perishables and shipments.
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Milwaukee and
Gintha Redroads
Ff Othek Tomar Gyonineg
Werepinto Thom
Cnberge
Freizghis
Custer deputy hunts elk at game preserve amid confusion
A deputy state game warden reports a recurring herd issue near Custer and Sprites while monitoring elk and other wildlife. The scene describes a large herd, unusual activity, and ongoing efforts to locate and protect animals within the preserve boundaries.
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Custer
Seingtom Officials Seek Testimony On Will
Officials in Seingtom and Line ain coordinate to compel Ey nw Whi to testify in Spokane regarding a will disposing of a large estate. Investigators seek evidence to validate the will amid a wider probe into related beneficiaries and parties.
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Ieystane
Spolana
Wai
Nave
Tits Gwenton
Moe
Spokane
Oil Drilling Near Watertown Prompts Local Stakes
Near Watertown drilling resumes as Man Weavey and associates push tests in the region. They aim to strike oil in hopes of substantial fields, with plans to sink wells in South Dakota where indicators are reported.
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South Store
Veryay & Pennsylvan Oh
Weaver
Iso Fh
South Dakota
Rural credit association formed amid new federal act
A rural credit society was organized by farmers in Omaha Nebraska under a new federal act. The loans requested totaled 45,200 dollars with more than 42,000 subscribed and about 2,505 pledged. Elected officers included president Glees, vice president Jacob Aa, and secretary-treasurer J. W. He gevers.
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CMP
YS Warner
Federal Loan Bank
Omaha
Neb
Steck
Pro
LGD Fee
Aid appeals from O1 town as toothache spreads
In Jolk county the town of Onaka faces widespread dental distress with cries for aid. A dentist aims to visit and profit, while residents seek a resident physician. Creamery expert Kimball Glanver from Bridgewater plans to open a local creamery in a secured building to supply a farmers market.
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Onaka
Jolk
Onalka
New Mimbala
Chambery
Kimball
S D
P. TD. Glanver
Bridgewater
Minnesota lawmakers weigh state bank guaranty law impact
Dakota Pierre, S$ D.aniiner J. L. Wingfield wrote after a trip to Minnesota that he appeared before a legislative committee explaining the state bank guaranty law and noting Minnesota lawmakers have a similar bill to consider.
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Dakota
Pierre
Aniiner
J. L. Wingfield
Minnesota
Snowbound Northwest Faces Widespread Disruption
Snowstorms paralyze the northwest with six to twelve inch drifts. Rail service halted as lines choke under record snowfall. Passengers stranded. Milwaukee, Chicago areas report heavy accumulations and canceled trips.
Union elects officers at convention in Mitchell
Members of the state union convened in Mitchell for an annual meeting. J. Gilifeel Inispe and others were elected to the executive board while the convention planned to hold the next gathering on the first Tuesday in November in Mitchell. Members remained in Mitchell awaiting new directions amid blockade and social pace.
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Srr
Wils SS
Henight
Aiouiiers
Witea
Miteliweit
Iid
Ciro
Jenni Sons
Iee
Looints
Secrvetinxelteisurer
Vivian
Iverson
Bonesteal
Wieck Bredheyn
Dopp
Aod
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J. Gilifeel
Meibas
Ana Chis Alexand
Leoni
Mitchel
Dhe
Mitehead
Pheasants Found Frozen Across South Dakota
South Dakota investigators report many Chinese pheasants released six years ago are frozen dead across the state after a severe winter. A pair released near Carpenter hatched a covey, then others formed in wooded areas. Many coveys observed feeding on nearby farms have frozen to death along with native prairie chickens remaining in the region.
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Raymound
South Dakota
Rd. Eberts Farm
Carpenter
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Farmers and Merchants Bank
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Huron
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