Mitchell Delegation Attends Huron Meet In Rain
Mitchell sent delegates to the athletic and oratorical contest at Huron. Miss Anna Bagstad won first in oratory, while Albert Wenz earned three firsts but was judged harshly on delivery. Brookings led in athletics with 116 points. Mitchell 46. A 7 inning baseball finish saw Brookings win 7 to 6 after rain halted play.
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Omaha Road
Mitchell
Huron
Anna Bagstad
Albert Wenz
Wenz
Brookings
Redehild
Yankton
Turon
Miller
Kingsbery
Williams
Ruth
Medal Awarded Dr Brooks for 23rd Comet Discovery
Dr William R Brooks director of Smith observatory and professor at Hobart college received the Comet medal from the Astronomical Society of the Pacific for his discovery of his twenty third comet.
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Brooks
William R. Brooks
Smith Observatory
Hobart College
The
Astronomical Society of the Pacific
Possibility of Human Diversity
According to permutation, the forty two individual or genetic instincts of which the human mind is composed may combine in 2,810,012,235,505,759,797,086,285,212,489,023,129,540,768,000,000,000,000 different ways. This accounts for all diversity of the human family in the past present and for millions of years in the future.
Paine's Celery Compound Promises Health to Women
Claims Paine's Celery Compound cures disease and builds up the nervous system. Advertises it as a life giver and health maker, aiding overworked women and restoring vigor, digestion, and sleep. cites a testimonial from Mrs Mary M Myers of Baltimore about nervous debility and back pains.
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Paine
Mary M. Myers
Baltimore
Memorial Sunday Observed in Mitchell With Renewed Plans
Rain forced Memorial Sunday services to move from the corn palace to the Congregational church where old soldiers and Relief Corps members seated in reserved rows. Rev. D R Tomlin led devotional exercises, with music by Windle, Scallin, Wry, Peek, and Fannie McCormick on the organ. Rev. Fred T Drewett delivered an historical address praising North and South soldiers and urging preservation of Memorial Sunday and Decoration Day for future generations.
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Mitchell
W. R. CG
Corn Palace
Congregational Church
Relief Corps
D. R. Tomlin
Miss Windle
Scallin
G. W. Wry
Orwin Peek
Fannie McCormick
Fred T. Drewett
Baptist Church
Drewett
Canton Adopts Uniform High School Course of Study
The state superintendent convened city and county superintendents and school leaders in Canton to adopt a uniform high school course. A ten member committee revised it. key changes include introducing Latin in year one, removing arithmetic from the high school, adding bookkeeping and civics in year one, and making German two years elective in later grades. Recitations rise to twenty weekly across grades, demanding stronger arithmetic instruction and teaching strength. Canton praised the meeting and its friendly atmosphere.
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Canton
Germany
Lisbon Doctor Claims Two Thousand Lepers in Portugal
A Lisbon physician stirs debate by asserting at least 2,000 lepers exist in Portugal and that beggars spread the disease from one location to another. He labels the group a public health concern and calls for action.
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Portugal
Lisbon
Yankton Leads In Regional Oratorical And Track Events
From Friday's Daily report Huron hosted the event. Yankton college Miss Bagstad captured first in oratory with strong marks by Albert Wenz of Dakota University. Mitchell, Redfield, Brookings, and Huron followed. Brookings dominated field events including discus, broad jump, hammer, and sprints.
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Huron
Miss Bagstad
Yankton College
Albert Wenz
Dakota University
Mitchell
Redfield
Brookings
Myr
Wenz
Brown
Qathout
Williams
Ruth
Iluron
Kingsburn
Kingsbery
Miller
Brookines
Everett Smith Dead for Indefinite Stay
Everett Smith died after sudden illness while in Smithsfield WN C. His son Wm M Smith received three telegrams and will bring the body to Mitchell for interment beside his wife. He leaves a daughter Mrs H R Kibbee and a life story as a longtime U S land office employee and local farmer. General regret marks his passing.
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Everett Smith
Wm. M. Smith
Smithsfield
WN. C
Mr. Smith
Milwaukee
Mitchell
H. R. Kibbee
Smith
South
United States Land Office
Badger Township
Student Declares Cough Remedy Cured Him
Greenville law student H P Burbage says a two bottle course of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy cured his four year cough described as alarming and suggestive of consumption. He notes a rapid improvement after starting the treatment and credits the remedy for his recovery. Sold by all druggists.
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H. P. Burbage
Greenville
S&s. C
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