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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1901
Page
3
Edith Noble Wins Dakot University Oratorical Contest
Students and friends at Mitchell Dakot University gathered for the fourteenth annual South Dakota Intercollegiate Oratorical Association event. President Mallory announced Edith Noble as first in a closely watched contest. The evening began with invocation by Rev T H Youngman and a piano duet by Misses Connor and Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dakot University
Mitchell
Mallory
Edith Noble
Dakota University
Miss Noble
South Dakota Intercollegiate Oratorical Association
Corn Palace
T. H. Youngman
Methodset Church
Connor
Walker
Orator Praises South Dakota and Warns Against Meanness
John Hutton of the South Dakota Agricultural College extols South Dakota as a rich, industrious state with vast wheat fields and Black Hills resources. He urges loyalty to state and country, highlighting education and women’s freedoms, and warns against gold worship and factionalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota Agricultural College
Grookings
John Hutton
South Dakota
States
Union
Black Hills
Pew
Faw
Brotherhood of Man
Broad Acres
Barma
South
Problems of the Times speech at Redfield College
Mr. George Williams spoke on Problems of the Times as Redfield College representative. He argued national strength rests on citizen character, civilization level, and a varied American population shaping the general character of its people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Williams
Redfield College
America
The Goal of Evolution Oration and Its View on Progress
E. D. Schoonberger of Winkton College argues evolution governs more than bodies, shaping inward humanity socially politically and spiritually. He portrays Love justice and evolving law as drivers of a social metamorphosis that could redefine progress through ideas that divide the false from the true.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. D. Schoonberger
Winkton College
Memphis
Valley of the
Nile
Athens
Egypt
Hellas
Calvary
Evolution and imperial fate in a mid century oration
The speaker argues a looming danger will lift, with fallen empires becoming stepping stones to progress. He cites evolution, the heart turning from war, and humanity choosing endurance or extinction, praising Mr. Schoenberger for top thought and style in a judge’s verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armise
Schoenberger
Paul Kreuger Honored By Huron College Oration
Mr. George F. Sheldon delivered an oration for Huron College praising Paul Kruger as a symbol of Boer liberty. He drew parallels to Washington and Lincoln, extolled Kruger’s patriotism and faith, and urged that his steadfast leadership inspires nations toward liberty and virtue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Kreuger
George F F. Sheldon
Huron College
Africa
South African Republic
Kreuger
Washington
Lincoln
Majuba Gill
Bismarck
Grant
Napoleon
Alps
Dom Paul
Sheldon
Mitchell’s triumph in college oratory honors at Dakota University
A prize oration praised for reverent portrayal of a man and Christian character. Miss Noble is applauded as winner amid crowd cheers, with Mitchell leading the standings as Dakota University’s cup stays with the college. Judges and finalists from Huron Redfield Brookings Yankton appear. Mitchell dominates past contests and will send Noble and Schoenberger to Grand Forks for the inter state contest on June 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Noble
Dakota University
Mitchell
Tito Melema
George Eliot
Tito Melemi
Baldaassarre Calvo
Calvo
Tito ‘Melema
Benedict Arnold
Judas
Gdi
Miss Noble
Miss Lee
Orn Paul
Youngman
White, Noble
Walker
Piaoo
Mallory
Yankton
Huron
Redfield
Brookings
Miss McVay
Mr. Colton
Rodee
Mr. Schoenberger
South Dakota
Grand Perks
North Dakota
The Judge's Markings on College Oration Positions
The document lists judges markings for each oration and shows how each college placed. It records the scoring marks assigned to competitors and the final standings by college.
Elected New Officers of the State Oratorical Association
The five colleges held a meeting to elect officers for the State Oratorical Association. Shirley Miller of Brookings college was named president. E W Kline of Redfield college became secretary and treasurer. C J Novotny Yankton college was elected vice president and Lauritz Miller Mitchell University as secretary and treasurer. The group plans to meet where the athletic association decides. The contest yielded about 250 in receipts, enough to cover expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Miller
Brookings College
College
E. W. Kline
Redfield College
C. J. Novotny
Yankton College
Lauritz Miller
Mitchell University
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Wilkinson
Robt
West of Raymond Hotel
Wheeler & Wilson
ING
Stair
L. W. Adams
eTilly
Stair, Mitchell, S. D
Jake
Madison Mediison
Wis
R. D. Prescott
Main St
Witchell,s. D
C. J. Hedden
United States
Columbia
Haman
Woul
Williams
Problems of the Times
Yu Yo
State Oratorical Association
DeWitt
S. B. Scallin
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