Hoagland Named Greencastle Pastor Amid Park Debate
The Greencastle Herald notes the resignation of Dr J S Hoagland to accept a Mitchell South Dakota call and join the local church. A city council discussion centers on buying the driving park grounds while retaining the east side park with an option that could extend and keep both sites municipal.
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Republican
Greencastle
Ind
J. S. Hoagland
Hoagland
The
Herald
Mitchell
South Dakota
Bishop Wilson
Dr. Hoagland
Athur MacMurray Delivers Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde Lecture
Athur MacMurray presented a lecture and concert course performance of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde last evening. He drew a strong life lesson about inner character shaping outward conduct, held attention throughout, and was enjoyed by attendees. Hardy announced Adrian Newens will fill the role of Leland Powers with date to be announced.
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Athur MacMurray
Dr.Jekyll
Mr. Hyde
Mr. MacMrray
MacMurray
Hardy
Adrian Newens
Leland Powers
Departure of H L Bras Prominent Dakota Educator
A tribute from O W W Coursey notes H L Bras of Mitchell Dak departed for Everett Washington to pursue business in school supplies and publishing ventures with plans to settle in Seattle. Bras, a pioneer educator and politician, helped organize the state teachers circle and taught in Davison county before serving in the legislature. He is described as a self made man likely to amass wealth and leave a lasting impact on education and industry in the Northwest.
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Department of Education
Sioux Falls
Mitchell
Seattle
Bras
Dakota
Mt. Vernon
Davison County
Madison State Normal School
South Dakota Teachers’ Reading Circle
Dempster
Madison
South Dakota
Mitchell Printing Company
Ralph Wheelock
Minneapolis Tribune
A. 5
Dean
Educator School Supply Co
Ransom & Pope
Tedfield
Hawaiian Islands
Philippines
Rockies
Everett
Wash
Northwest Journal of Education
Harry
May or May Not Sell Park
A special city council meeting discussed disposing of the east side park and purchasing the driving park grounds. A resolution authorizes a city vote on issuing 50 000 in bonds to fund the sanitary and drainage sewer project, to be decided at the regular election on April 20. Mayor Hitchcock presented the proposal.
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East Side
Justice Markham
Mitchell
Messrs
Truax
McDougal
Michels
Koch
Doyle and Hardy
Reeves and Kelley
Driving Park
Doyle
Ity
Hitchcock
Era of Good Feeling Echoes in Taft Presidency
The Philadelphia Press notes Taft's inaugural cheerfulness gains broad approval across parties and distances past disputes. It likens the welcome to Monroe's era, signaling a rare political unity at the outset of his term.
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Philaelphia Press
Taft
Monroe
Mitchell’s Prosperous Image Praised by Hoch Visit
Former Governor Eo ward W. Hoch praised Mitchell during a March 19 visit, noting a splendid city with prosperity energy and enterprise. He cited the corn palace building and observed growth, civic pride, and unified action among citizens, signaling a positive outlook for Mitchell.
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Mitchell
Eoward W. Hoch
Des Moines
Hoch
Kansas
Boy Reunited After Cleveland Kidnapping Franked By Crowd
James Whitla of Sharon returns with his son Willie after paying ten thousand dollars ransom to kidnapers in Cleveland. About five thousand people welcome the well and unharmed boy as police pursue the culprits.
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Sharon
James Whitla
Willie
Cleveland
Waterloo business leader plans Mitchell factory project
Robert Lytle of Waterloo Iowa arrives in Mitchell to establish a new factory at the western city limits. His Robert Lytle Manufacturing Co organized last winter has bought land, contracted for lots, and aims to begin cement construction and wall work using a Milwaukee depot method. The plant 60 by 200 feet could be two stories tall with goods to be manufactured and advertised by June or July.
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Robert Lytle
Waterloo
Iowa
Mitchell
Mr. Lytle
Mather
Lytle
Milwaukee Company
Washington debates over diplomacy and defense spending
Washington rumors say Taft may demand diplomats prove horse sense beyond social prowess amid calls to cut military costs and curb ostentation. Insurgent leaders in Congress, led by Hepburn, clash with Cannon forces as debates over taxation and imports loom. Athletic issues arise as Hamilton seeks return to Penn games despite suspension.
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Washington
White House
State Department
Taft
Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
Congress
Dun and
Bradstreet
Cannon
Jim’’ Watson
Indiana
House
Watson
Col
Pete” Hepburn
Iowa
Col. Hepburn
Cannon Organization
Scots Golf Prize Fund Tale Ends In Self
A Lancashire traveler in Aberdeen recounts a Scottish golf tale. A prospective buyer contributes 5 shillings to a local prize fund and is told the winner is the contributor himself. The humor rests on the solicitor’s straightforward reply and the traveler’s surprise.
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Galt
Lancashire
Aberdeen
Tweed
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ON Bras
East Side Park
Ing Cleveland Hotel
Treasury
Army
Navy
Philadelphia
Amateur Athletic Union
University of Pennsylvania
Frank Hamilton
Franklin Field
Central Association
Hamilton
Chicago Athletic Association
Louisville
Pennsylvania
Penn
Western
Chicago
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