Food dictator proposal in war effort shocks readers
The Sunday Republican reports a plan for a food dictatorship to regulate stocks, prices, and distribution during the war. It argues for minimum farmer prices, licensing of food trades, and action to curb hoarding, monopolies, and speculation to protect consumers and producers alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
America
Congress
Europe
Sooyer
South Dakota
Food Trust
Flag to be sent to France as moral boost to Allied forces
The editorial argues Pershing will deploy a U S division to France to bolster Allied morale and signal American commitment. It stresses the symbolic value of the stars and stripes in the trenches and links war effort to civic virtues and city pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pershing
France
Germany
State storage plants and warehouses proposed for fair food supply
The Palmers Nonpartisan Political League advocates state owned storage plants and warehouses to improve food distribution in Mitchell and central South Dakota. The proposal mirrors a wartime federal plan spurred by current conditions to reform the distribution system. The Farmers League questions whether this is the sole correct approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
South Dako
Palmers
United States
Farmers League
San Diego Watches for Submarine Lookout Across Nation
San Diego seeks national awareness as it stresses vigilance over submarine activity, noting the city’s caution while highlighting broader readiness and maritime security concerns.
Colonel Leads Food Roots in Branee Aid Effort
The text notes a Colonel who cannot lead a Branee expedition but can organize food rooting for the chap Wilia. It portrays a leadership role in provisioning and support rather than military action. Specific names include Colonel, Branee, Wilia, and the context suggests a relief or supply operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Branee
Wilia
Heavy statewide rainfall boosts hope for an ample crop
The entire South Dakota region received significant rain from Saturday night through Monday, averaging about one inch. Mitchell reported 0.40 inches with a 0.70 inch Sunday storm, Plankinton saw a rapid two inch burst, and areas from Rapid City to Mitchell measured one to one and a half inches. The Black Hills had a steady drizzle, aiding crops. moisture is welcomed for the 1917 crop and farmers expect a strong season as warm weather returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Liberty Loan
Mitchell
Plankinton
Black Hills
Rapid Gily
Mitelelo
Hilchcock
Towits
Powis
John Ware
Mitchell People
Wibbee
Tommy
Sunday Republic
Morris —Lo
Whilbanore
Republican
Vie Sunday Republican
First Meeting of Creditors for Kempton Bankrupts
Notice in the district court of South Dakota that Karl Kempton and the Kempton co partnership were adjudged bankrupts. The first meeting of creditors will be held May 28, 1947 at 10:00 a.m. at the office of Robert J Gamble Security National Bank Sioux Falls. Referee in Bankruptcy Robert J Gamble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of the United States
District of South Dakota
Southern Division
Karl Kempton
Earl Kempton
Dave H. Kempton
Mitchell
Davison
A. D
Harl Kempton
Daye
Kempton
Robert J. Gamble
Security National Bank
Siouxalls
Minnehaha County
South Dakota
Order to Show Cause on Petition to Sell Land in Estate
South Dakota Davison County County Court on May 7 1917 orders Louise Weepie executrix to show cause June 9 1917 at Mitchell Court House why license should not be granted to sell a portion of real estate in Ethan South Dakota. Publication required for four weeks in Mitchell Capital and service to interested parties at least ten days before hearing.
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State of
South Dakota
Davison
Joseph Weepie
Louise Weepie
Ethan
Mitchell
Mitchell Capital
Said
Mitchell, S. D
A. D
Cour O. C
Mitchell notes on declamation winners and local events
Local notes report Epalis Wynethe Pyton and Miss Swartout returning home with Pipton representing Mitchell in a school declamatory contest won by McGarry of Glare over Abe. other events cover museum displays, class members, and weddings. The piece also notes graduates, visitors, and civic activities including a building permit for a garage and military recruitment updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epaliss
Wynethe Pyton
Bef Swartout
Pipton
Mitchell
Tepween McGarry
Glare
Abedecl
Miller
CAL Gt
A. EK. Hiltehenek
Charles Jones
Iaelock
Ben B. Gronel
Jessie Hartwick
Mt. Vernon
Mitelell
E. van Ler Maaten
Presbyterian Omanse
Mable Hartwielk
Clarence Batson
Joe Til
Thornee Jones
Miro Wilt
Eva Gresory
Alexandria
Lyle Sloan
Donald Watson
Chamberlain
George Winright
Eradiatine Cliss
BL. Grimm
Parkston
Milehell Todey
W. 0
Grampian
Ethan
Weekend Visit and Local Events Highlight Mitchell News
Meonday's Daily Vincent Mellenry reports visits from Sioux Falls relatives including Catherine Toohey and the Bond family. War department announces new lieutenants Jones and Lowrey. Recitals and concerts at Congregational church and Kota Wesleyan note Hazel Reynolds graduation. Murdo Goyole and family return to Mitchell to start auto business. Funeral for Mrs. M. A. Reeves announced with services at First Baptist church.
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Meonday
Vincent Mellenry
Sioux Falls
Catherine Toohey
Jim
Cleveland Bond
Joe Betts
Bond
Betts
P. F. Wiekhem
Alexandria
Mitehel
Knights of Columbus
Wiekhem
G. W
Coast Artillery
J. W. Stephenson
Camberlain
Mitchell
Weights of Columbus
Gounod
Congregational Church
Marbelle Price
Zulah Bishop
Ethel Swartout
John Grow
G. S. Osgood
Jerusalem
Pa Kota Wesleyan School of Music
Colleene
M. A. Reeves
First Baptist Church
Robert Lincoln Kelley
Long Beach
Calif
Omaha
Omaha Road
Aweves
Tol East Vifth Avenue
Seemingly Obsolete Beauty and Exercise Regimen Advice
A long text discusses beauty routines and dietary tips, emphasizing elbow and skin care and a sequence of exercises for the arms. It includes instructions on routines, diet reductions, and cautions about matching tones with cosmetic applications. It also mentions requesting further directions via mail, with a self addressed stamped envelope.
Foods and Their Value in a Health Regimen
A reflective piece urges Mrs. Wainatfin to reduce fat through discipline, diet changes, and regular exercise. It argues that plain effort over the first weeks yields lasting wellbeing, promoting raw fruits, lean meats, and avoidance of sweets as fat diminishes and energy returns.
Muscle Relief Ointment Claim Upset Soreness
An advertisement extols a pain relief ointment for muscle strain soreness and stiffness. It promises quick relief without rubbing and claims to be cleaner and non staining. The copy touts convenience and applicability for rheumatic, gouty, sprain and bruise discomfort.
Dakotans Lost in France in World War I News
Reported missing and presumed dead are Dakotans in Europe after the trench battles. Names referenced include a well known Milbank resident and residents from Grant County Texas, with details of captivity and identification issues in the trenches.
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France
Duema
Europe
South Dakota
Deainge
He Werryy
Grant County
Texas
Wali “Prapp
Milbank
Fabry Deth Smith Daikota Abowds
Yweuiys
British Northwest
Rod
Tit Weston
Gas Blast at Pierre Alarms Citizens in Fear
A gas explosion in a Pierre residence shattered windows and caused injuries to a person who escaped from the kitchen. The blast rattled nearby homes and drew consternation as residents heard the explosion throughout the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
Capital
Pere, S.i
Everson
Jenition
Nahinateas
Tarouet
Witen
Kaila
Fiat
Hind
Man Freed Then Re-Arrested Sparks Lake Andes Case
Joseph Foreman was placed on a three year term in the state penitentiary for an automobile offense. He was released by Rapid City authorities days earlier to face new trouble at Lake Andes. He is now back in custody in Pennington County under a suspended sentence and faces further action.
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Waipid City
S. 10
Joseph Foreman
Lake Andes
Rapid City
Pecome
Selo
Tim
Peninary
Teo
Pennington County
Knights of Columbus Parade a Major Community Event
The Knights of Columbus hosted a large parade and initiatory services with about 200 members attending at Holy Family Catholic Church and City Hall. Rev O W Stephensen of Columbus College delivered the principal address on patriotism as guests from multiple towns joined the festivities and a five course banquet followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Suny Tobie
Tito
Holy Family
Gatholie Ehiten
Bathifon
Notre Dame
St. Paul
Ohio
Monsters of the
Alla Society
Tie Hanet
Virder
Doustuvister
Lotis Govineer
Lois Smuth
O. W. Stephensen
Cotimbis Colle
Stephensen
Restiday
Posulars
Whenhebee
Relinee
Water Town
Heathy
Spencer
Parner
Alexaidria
Mt. Veron
Phankintoin
Sna Otliers
Mitchell Sunday Republicin praised for timely week’s news
Readers praise the Mitchell Sunday Republicin for comprehensive timely coverage and early morning delivery. Their testimonials highlight convenience for busy residents and the paper’s appeal to travelers and local readers.
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Mitchell
BRYANT BANK PAYS OFF
Joprant Robert Mirckler, former state banking examiner, oversaw the Parmers and Gilizens bank in Bryant. The bank closed a year ago and its assets were transferred to Ureus. Depositors may receive a partial dividend within a few months as the bank's affairs are settled and penalties are noted.
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Bryant
Joprant
Robert Mirckler
Hoy Sane
Charee
Parmers & Gilizens
White
Ureis
Stuniner
Fire destroys warehouse and several homes in Atlanta area
A blaze swept through a warehouse in the Atlanta district at about 4 p m. The fire damaged or destroyed multiple homes and left surrounding structures with coverings burned and debris scattered. Local responders contained many hazards during the rapid incident.
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Nutatioas
Uae
Seelion Deh Deere District
Hoover era Food Director named to lead food control
President Wilson may appoint a Hoover administration official to direct food prediction sale and distribution in the United States to conserve vital food resources. The executive would head the relief commission and oversee national food policy during a period of crisis.
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Hoover
Beletin Relief Commission
Might
Wilson
Unclear historical note on calendar dates
Fragmentary OCR text references dates and a prep start but offers no clear event, names, places, or concrete details. The readable content is too incomplete to identify a person or organization or to state an outcome.
Local News Briefs From Huron Area Reflect Weekend Events
Widespread weekend activity across town includes graduations and examinations for military officers, visitors from Yankton and Vermilion, student performances, a drunkenness arrest, and a marriage at a local Baptist church. Notable mentions include Mrs Corbett’s death, Miss Gertrude Mitch hell visiting Vermilion, and the Dakota Wesleyan fraternity initiatory banquet at the Methodist church.
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Peserve Corps
Donald Mason
Plavkintom
Wis
Mies Voi Beisehker
Lessenden
Yankton
Uetrome
Virgil Boyles
Trudi Wiiehit
Sitaedas
Heen
Seareidy
Hes Moines
Uf N Gatlsen
Danehter
Wedfeld
Rockwell
Wadoha
Anna Aston
Wessinfton Springs
M. Matson
Peli Court
Mr. Corbett
Phe Corbett Panty
Mitehel
Corbett
Milwaukee
Rere
Mir
Mes
Wittins
Bo Mo Pitfiany
Gertrude Mitchhell
Ies
Vermil- Hon
Iorine
Shattuck Military Academy
Fort Snelling
Tl. Pehrson
Detroit
Mich
Carl Pelyson
Pheryoune Niin
Koon Porter
Bernice Toware
First Baptist
Robert Lincoln Wesley
al. KB. Stage
Lisbon Township
Stase
Dundecroont
R.B
Worms Harm Children Warned About Dangers
Worms drain strength and vitality from children making them dull and weak. A mild laxative candy tablet removes worms and helps children regain energy. Do not let your child be weakened by worms. Follow directions on the bottle. Available at all druggists. 250.
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Vitaliy O
Willow Lakes Names Reynolds City Manager Plan
Reynolds, a leading businessman, has assumed the city manager position by council appointment at the citizens' request. He will direct all city activities and act as purchasing agent, aiming for more economical administration as authority previously divided is unified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willisy Lakes
S. J
Pal Aftairs
Reynolds
Cily
Cis
Discover Dr King’s New Discovery for Cough Relief
An old advertisement touts Dr King’s New Discovery as a soothing balsam for coughing and bronchial ailments. It claims to loosen phlegm, kill germs, and quicken recovery for both children and adults, advising a bottle in every medicine chest.
Arlington merchant recovers $1200 in stolen silks
John Onde of Arlington recovered $1200 worth of silks stolen from his Bond store in February when burglars forced the clothing department door. The silks, tied to other Northwest towns, were traced to Cleveland where the court confirmed Bond store ownership before the goods were returned to Arlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vlinghin
John Onde
Arlington
Gleveland
Ecout
Nis
Bite
Bond Store
Wisnally
Cleveland
Bonde
Lts
Artington
Mrs Mooney On Trial For Murder In San Francisco Blast
Rena Mooney faced trial in San Francisco on murder charges connected to a bomb explosion that killed ten people during a preparedness event. The case centers on her alleged involvement in the deadly attack.
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Mooney
San Prancisco
Calif
Rena Mooney
Daly
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