Sioux Falls Jobbers Tour Praises Cities Across State
A party of Sioux Falls jobbers traveled through several counties praising local progress and prospect, with Mr. Dotson of the Sioux Falls Press noting strong growth in Minnehaha County and other towns. The group headed east to Aberdeen after a Winnipeg-style reception in Yankton, while a separate note describes a late-night incident at the Anian Insane Asylum and the fate of three men. Mrs Owler of Barnesville, Ohio, died aged 77, leaving two sons James and Joseph and a large family. she was a devout Methodist and long-time resident.
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Sioux Falls
Queen City
Dotson
Otbers
Minnehaha
Aj Mitchell
Aberdeen
Harry Pomeroy
Rip
Antian Insane Asylum
Second Avenue
Mra
Owler
Sind
Barnesvile
Belmont County
Ohio
Shira
George
Eleanor Douglas
Thomas JH. Fowler
Priester Chosen Grand Patriarch at Meade South Dakota
The article notes Priester chosen as Grand Patriarch at a ceremony in Meade South Dakota. It mentions Mary and George W. involved with local organizations and a reception in Watertown following the event. Details are fragmented but indicate a formal organizational leadership announcement and guest reception.
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South Dakota and Mary
Enage Hie
George W. Grand Represenc
Alarington
Watertown
Lows’ Hall
Farm free list bill faces opposition from several trades
Washington reports Democrats call the Farmers Free List Bill a broad measure adding farm implements and many farming materials to the free list. Shoemakers millers and cattle growers oppose as it also frees boots shoes flour and meats, reducing revenues by about ten million dollars and drawing industry lobbying.
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Senate
Lumber Trust
Treasury
Committee On Finance
Ultra Protectionists
West
South America
Cyclonic Wind Harms Farms Near Sioux Falls
Severe winds and hail last night damaged farms northeast of Sioux Falls South Dakota. Frank Ginsbach’s farm lost most buildings except his house and a small barn. Mrs. Ginsbach and two children were injured by hail while returning home from school. Atkin’s farm near Dell Rapids saw barns and granary destroyed. Dell Rapids residents escaped major injuries as the storm toppled the town’s grandstand and flooded streets. Grain benefits from the rain despite early damage. overall impact described as not severely crippling.
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Sioux Falls
S. C
Frank Ginbach
Dell Rapids
Frank Ginsbach
Sheldon Stratton
Atkins
Ball Park
Bishop Johnson Elected Coadjutor of Missouri
Sioux Falls reports the Right Reverend Dr. Frederick Foot Johnson, bishop of South Dakota, was unanimously elected bishop coadjutor of Missouri at the St. Louis Episcopal convention. The article traces his career from Trinity College to Redlands California and Western Massachusetts, noting his past roles and ties to Bishop Hare and Bishop Tuttle.
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Sioux Falls
S. D
Frederick Foote Johnson
South Dakota
Missouri
Episcopal Church
St. Louis
D. S. Tuttle
Frederick Foot Johnson
D.D
Trinity College
Hartford
Conn
Berkeley Divinity School
Middletown
Colorado
Trinity Church
Redlands
Cal
Western
Massachusetts
Western Massachusetts
Hare
Johnson
House of Bishops
Newton
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Tuttle
Cavalry Parish
Raid on drug stores in Willow Lakes boosts county treasury
Sheriff Dunlap led raids on drug stores in Willow Lakes and other parts of the county. The operation is reported to have benefited the county treasury and prompted plans for tighter control and greater care in liquor sales.
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Willow Lakes
S. D
Dunlap
Putt A Drug Clerk and Pool Hall Owner Linked to Liquor Laws Violation
A Vienna drug clerk and the pool hall proprietor face alleged liquor law evasion after a Willow Lakes druggist paid a small fine to avoid trial. Sheriffs note bootleggers drive most liquor to consumers, despite many parties admitting some violations.
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Putt
Vienna
Willow Lakes
Sherk
Perkins Proposes Federal Supervision of Interstate Business
George W. Perkins urges World’s Work readers to back government oversight of all interstate commerce and a business court to resolve big business issues. He argues publicity and regulation would ease labor-capital tensions and curb distortions in earnings. In Pierre South Dakota a cloud burst on Bad River swept fish into shallow water, residents salvaging catfish and other species.
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George W. Perkins
Morgan & Co
Perkins
White House Cow to Ride in State at Milwaukee Show
Pauline Wayne the White House cow will travel in a special palace car to Milwaukee for the International Dairy Show Association exhibition. A pink decorated stall will be the centerpiece while an executive stables attache handles baggage and fly-shooing duties. Senator Stephenson of Wisconsin sent Pauline to Washington and her handlers refuse to discuss the trip to avoid distraction.
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Washington, D. C
Pauline Wayne
White House
Washington
International Dairy Show Association
Milwaukee
Wis
Palace
Pauline
Stephenson
Wisconsin
Dr Cox Barbed Wire Liniment Promises Quick Relief
Household remedy for cuts burns bruises piles pain and soreness from Dr Coxs Barbed Wire Liniment in 25c size. Money back if not satisfactory. Sold by all druggists.
May Music Festival Opens With Strong soprano and tenor
The May Music Festival opened with Mrs. Lucille Tewksbury delivering a commanding soprano recital. Mr. Charles Hargreaves followed with strong tenor performances in a varied program. Prof. Skaaden accompanied from Dakota Wesleyan as the Mens Chorus of sixteen impressed with The Sword of Farara, directed by E. W. Hobson. The audience praised the ensemble and anticipated the Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra appearance later the day.
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Lucille Tewksbury
Hargreaves
Buzzi- Peccia
Paglacci
Leoncavallo
Hargreave
Prof. Skaaden
Dakota Wesleyan
Bullard
E. W. Hobson
Miss Ford
Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra
Dr Cox Painless Blister Offered For Sale
An advertisement touts Dr Cox's Painless Blister priced at 50 cents, claiming it is absolutely painless and guaranteed to treat horse leg ailments such as spavin curbs splints and sweeney. Sold by all druggists and dealers.
Third Prize Given To Orator Griffith
In the central interstate oratorical contest of the Intercollegiate Prohibition Association held in Greenville Texas H J Moore of Des Moines Iowa won first prize J D F Houck of Fayette Missouri won second and C R Griffith of Wessington Springs South Dakota won third Other states in the debate included Texas Kansas Colorado Minnesota Nebraska and Oklahoma.
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Greenville
Texas
Intercollegiate Prohibition Association
H. J. Moore
Des Moines
J. D. F. Houck
Fayette
C. R. Griffith
Wessington Springs
S. D
Kansas
Colorado
Minnesota
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Dr King’s New Life Pills Pushed for Female Ailments
An advertisement claims the pills aid women with constipation and female trouble. Mrs. M. C. Dunlap of Leadville Tenn. reports wonderful benefit. Sold for 25 cents at Diehl & Brown.
Notice of Letters of Administration in Davison County
In the County Court of Davison County South Dakota the estate of A M Taylor deceased Halbert Z Taylor has filed for Letters of Administration A hearing is set for Saturday May 27 1911 at 1 oclock PM at the County Judge's Office Mitchell to allow any interested party to show cause why the petition should not be granted Dated Mitchell SD May 6 1911 W Abbey County Judge
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
South Dakota
Davison
A. M. Taylor
Florence Alexander
Halbert Z. Taylor
Grace Kidd
Clyde Taylor
Mitchell
Mitchell, S. D
Bucklen's Arnica Salve Proven Best For Many Ailments
Forty years of cures prove Bucklen's Arnica Salve the best salve on earth for burns boils sores cuts bruises sprains swellings eczema chapped hands fever sores and piles. Only 26c at Diehl and Brown.
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Bucklen
Diehl & Brown
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Western Nat. Bank
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Commercial & Savings Bank
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BE. E. Wagner
U. S. Attorney
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Western Nat. Bank Building
So. Dak
Lewis Shuster
Charles F. Tym
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J. Noble & Boon
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