Wells Announces Mitchell Mayoral Candidacy Platform
Dames W. Wells declares his run for Mitchell mayor on April 1. He pledges strict enforcement of laws, support for public improvements including streets, sewers, water, parks, and fire protection, along with militia aid. He opposes machine politics and vows to pursue the telephone litigation to a conclusion with city attorneys.
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Dames W. Wells
Mitehell
Mitchell
Mailitia
United States
Hauser Family Visit Draws Mitchell Interest
The upcoming visit of Rev. and Mrs. J. P. Hauser of Mexico City to Mitchell excites locals due to their wide circle of relatives here. Hauser, a former Dakota Wesleyan student, is joined by Ray Carhart and family. Mrs. Carhart, Edith Noble, is a former Dakota Wesleyan instructor.
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South Dakota
J. PL. Hauser
J. P. Hauser
Mexico City
States
Mitchell
Dakota Wesleyan
Slauder
Gald Corwin
Weleyan Student. Associated With Rev. Mr. Hauser
Mexico
Ray Carhart
A. E E. Carhart
Wesleyan
Edith Noble
N. Noble
Woonsocket
Scott Hauser
Chile
Walter Carhart
Mr. Carhart
Ethel Shepherd
Insurgent Democrats File Delegates Petitions in South Dakota
Insurgent Democrats file affidavits for delegates to the national Democratic convention at St Louis. Hale of Sturgis Gunderson of Vermillion and Pred S Rowe of Port Pierre name Wilson as presidential choice. Ed W Leehan of Mitchell seeks a presidential elector spot. Unity fades as Cumming prompts a Republican bid. filings possible from other candidates before deadlines.
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Johnson-Gandy
Mitchell
Ed. W. Leehan
Rock
Democracy
Wilson
Cumming
Chicago
Cupming
Dobsons Win Historic Football Tilt at Chamberlain
Plankinton narrative recalls John and Jim Dobson aiding Mitchell University football to defeat Chamberlain. The Dobsons executed the forward pass and quick discipline in a game where Chamberlain’s coach fought to stop them. Colonel Young, once at the traun ia school, coached a tough Mitchell unit famed for past field burnings.
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Plankinton
John Dobson
J. St. Anderson Lumber Company
John
Traunia
Col. Young
Chamberlain
Wall
Dobson
Mitchell U
Jim Dobson
Dobsons
Jim
Big Chamberlain
Laine @Wig
Dgbson
Kow
Mitchell University
Mitchell
Chamberlain Golf Course Proposal At American Island
Chamberlain residents discuss a new golf course on American Island with a lease from the Chautauqua association. The tract lies north of the Joe Gannaway plot and plans call for a 3200 yard course, longer and more scenic than the Mitchell course, promising a superior playing length and appealing scenery.
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Chamberlain
American Island
Chautauqua Association
Joe Gannaway
Mitchell
Mitchell Voters' League Publishes Constitution and Platform
The Mitchell Progressive Voters' League announced its open nonpartisan, municipal focus. It invites all city voters, aims to endorse honest, efficient candidates, and may publish platforms while supporting qualified contenders for Mitchell's city offices.
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Mitchell
Progressive Voters’ League
Irepublican
League
South Dakota
Wim
Leaane
Jeagas of
Eutin
Farmer Turns Into Burglar
Jesse Workman, a Brookings county farmer, was sentenced to eighteen months in the Sioux Falls penitentiary for turning burglar. His hired man was fined 150 dollars and costs after pleading guilty to robbery involving a Brookings store. About 400 dollars worth of stolen goods were recovered on the Workman farm northwest of Bruce.
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Sioux Falls
D. D
Jesse Workman
Brookings County
Sioux Alls
Brookings
Workman
Workman Farm
Bruce
Spencer Pastor Resigns to Become News Editor in Oklahoma
Rev. R. C. Moore, pastor of the Spencer Christian church for the past year, resigns from the local charge to move to Wetumka Oklahoma where he will assume the editorship of the Wetumka Gazette. He had been invited to stay another year but chose newspaper work.
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Spencer
R. C. Moore
Spencer Christian Church
Wetumka
Okla
Mr. Moore
Spencer Church
Oklahoma
Local Notes From Mitchell Area Reports
Mitchell and surrounding towns report on basketball travel, funerals, road and rail updates, auctions, and community events. Movements include Coach Dillon at Huron for state tourney, Mrs Dean visiting Troquois, and Milwaukee rail traffic resuming Yankton to Vermillion. Local church services and school activities also noted with multiple social visits and public notices.
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C. Dillon
Dakota Wesleyan
Huron
Bernie JB. Dean
J. I. Waliday
Troquois
Howard Bradstrip
Wolsey
Ben T. van Metre
New Home Lutheran Church
Mitchell
Austafl 1
Rydquist
Bruce Price
Tulare
Milo Price
Wesleyan
Local News Notes From Friday's Daily
Clay Lytle of Broadland Michigan has returned home for spring farm work after winter classes. Mr and Mrs L Potter of Webster visit with sister in law Mrs J I Lane in the city. Jay Parsons, longtime chief engineer at the city works, has rented a farm near Loomis.
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H. R. Drim
Mitchell
John Bulwork
Woonsocket
Clarence Heddin
Hot Springs
Miffie Shannon
Herbert Keleey
Mainstreet and
Third Avenue
Mitchell Treaty Company
S. 11
Means and
L. 7
Vermilyea
Maulkton
Clay Lytle
Broadland
M. D
Jay Parsons
The
City Works
City primaries see only 300 registered voters
Saturday notices show less than one fifth of city residents are registered for the May 2 primary. Ward totals list 78 in ward one, 45 in two, 74 in three, and 108 in four, summing to 300. Ole Rudie is fined 50 dollars for disturbance of the peace, with sentence suspended if he stays away from his ex wife and children.
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Ole Rudie
Civic Ideals and Citizenship Emphasized by Local PTA
A city high school auditorium PTA meeting drew parents and teachers to discuss American citizenship and civic ideals. Speakers included Prof N J Jones on law respect, Miss Edla Laurson on newspapers influence, Supt J W McClinton on schools role, and Mrs Tillie Conklin on home failure to establish civic ideals.
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Mitchell
N. J. Jones
Dakota Wesleyan
Edla Laurson
J. W. McClinton
Tillie Conklin
Plea for Individuality and Citizenship in School Life
Mrs. L. R. Erskine presided as the meeting discussed cultivating individuality in children and giving them a voice in school governance. The speaker urged a home atmosphere shaping better citizenship, with Rev. R. K. Kelley leading devotions and Victrola music providing background.
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L. R. Erskine
R. K. Kelley
Booze salesman fined in Summit County district court
Aberdeen South Dakota Circuit Judge Thomas L Bouck fined H Ruskin two hundred dollars and thirty days in jail after he pleaded guilty to taking or ders for liquor in the dry territory near Summit Also fined were Pat Murphy a blind pigger who paid one hundred dollars and received thirty days in jail and Amp Lovelace who pleaded guilty to striking a man with coal and was fined one hundred dollars and thirty days in jail
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Aberdeen
S. D
Thomas Ll. Bouck
H. Ruskin
Tower Distributing Company
St. Paul
Summit
Ruskin
Pat Murphy
Amp Lovelace
Read the labels for pure paint says South Dakota official
Vermillion South Dakota readers are urged to check paint labels under state law to avoid adulterated products. The state food and drug department offers free sample analysis upon request and explains required label details including manufacturer dealer and all ingredients.
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Vermillion
S. C
Food and Drug Commissioner
South Dakota
Food and Drug Department
Wolf chase ends with Strobele brothers hunting success
Ipswich South Dakota reports Carl Krueger guiding a monster wolf toward the Strobele wolf hunters. The chase, aided by their trained hounds, ended when the animal was killed near the brothers' home after about one and a half miles. This marks the ninth wolf fallen to their prowess in recent times.
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Ipswich
S. D
Carl Krueger
Strobele
Krueger
Strobeles
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Dakota Wesleyan University
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California
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New York City
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St. Joseph's Hospital
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