Nations Fire Underwriters urge nationwide fire prevention drive
The National Board of Fire Underwriters outlines a wartime conservation campaign to protect grain elevators mills and food stores from fires. Local sub committees in major cities coordinate with governors and safety groups to inspect hazards promote cleanliness and reduce fire losses. The effort aims to safeguard food supplies the cotton crop and other vital resources with thousands of trained fire prevention engineers inspectors and cooperators nationwide.
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National Board of Fire Underwriters
Republican
National Board
United States
Bissell
New York
Chicazo
Philadelphia
Boston
San Francisco
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Atlanta
New Orleans
Dallas
Paign
Mitchell Could Host Thirteenth Army Camp In District Plan
Report outlines the proposed thirteenth district camp to train 30,000 soldiers and 46,000 horses near Mitchell if selected. The camp would include barracks and heavy artillery, attract hundreds of visitors, and be a lasting wartime installation spanning the duration of the conflict.
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Mitchell
National Guard
Minnesota
Iowa
Nebraska
Dakotas
Mitchell chosen as possible site for military camp
The War Department favors a western state camp and has selected Mitchell as a top candidate. The Mitchell site along the railroad could cover 5,000 acres with room for expansion, dry sandy loam soil, good drainage, four mile artillery and rifle ranges, and high quality water. A two year lease with option for three more years would apply if Mitchell is chosen.
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Ilush
Mittchiell
War Department
Mitchell
Minnesota
North Dakota
Nedin
Wir
Souree
Heard
Port Meade
Mitehel
Glimpse of War's Reach From Canada Letter
A traveling friend to The Republican writes of khaki clad soldiers attending a Sunday service and a church sending luxuries and necessities to overseas men of all denominations. He notes the pity of maimed returning soldiers and warns that such observations reveal how distant Americans are from understanding the war's meaning.
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the Republican
Canada
Spring colds and relief with Dr King’s New Discovery
Sudden temperature changes cause spring colds with congested head sore throat and runny nose. Dr King’s New Discovery provides relief by clearing the head soothing irritated membranes and breaking lingering colds. Continue treatment until the cold is fully gone to avoid a half cured cold.
U S Army Officer to Leave Brookings
Captain Joseph Matson, professor of military science at State college, has been ordered by the War Department to arrange government property and accounts for his return not to be necessary after the college year ends. The order also applies to assistants in military science and active list NCOs. Institutions are informed that all active officers and NCOs will be withdrawn at the end of the academic year.
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Brookings
S. 11
Joseph Matson
State College
U.S. War Department
Sloan's Liniment For Rheumatism Pain Relief
Sloan's Liniment provides quick relief from rheumatism pains and aches. The clear liquid penetrates without rubbing and is said to be more effective than plasters or ointments. Handy for strains sprains and muscle soreness at 25 cents.
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Sloan
Po ta mine Poison Kills Mt Vernon Baby
Po tuma ine poisoning caused the death of an 11 month old son of Mr and Mrs James Olson on a farm near Mt Vernon. The child fell ill suddenly and died within hours. Food the infant ate is suspected to be tainted.
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Mt. Vernon
S. D
James Olson
Mt Vernon
Canton Man Is War Gas Victim
Canton South Dakota May 28 Friends report Bill Thorin a former Canton man who has served in the French army since the war began has been seriously gassed and in effect discharged from duty He is now at Lyons France awaiting discharge papers and a pension physicians deem him unfit for further service Thorin expects a six month stay at Lyons before papers allow discharge others have waited months for examination after many comrades were killed or wounded in his last campaign
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Canton
S. D
Bill Thorin
Prench
Lyons
Prance
Thorin
France
United States
Bancroft Regains Weekly Newspaper After Three Years
Bancroft South Carolina restores a weekly newspaper after a lapse of about three years. The community resumes access to local news, updates, and notices through the revived publication.
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Bancroft
S. C
Reworked name: Bamncroft Rerestur rises anew
A voter ballot will decide whether a paper relaunches under new management at Bamncroft Rerestur as Georges Brown pursues a comeback to revive the publication.
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Geores Brown
Bamncroft Rerestur
Bera
Mitchell notes include concerts visits and school bond plans
Local notes from Mitchell report visits by Vermilion and Redfield residents, concert attendance by Galli Cure and others, recital at the Metropolitan, and Dakota Wesleyan events. The city eyed school bond results with 427 yes votes and 108 no, plus bids for $100,000 bonds and campus grounds purchases. Weather records show heavy rain and record monthly totals while Red Cross classes and postal holiday hours are announced.
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Mitchell
Matey
Th. PP Patterson
Hilarie
Wessingston Springs
Letcher
Letcher Park
Frank Gollins
AL MI. Seoth
Meson City
Robert Ghiyton
Aes Gayton
Lorene Hardesty
Gora Cool
Redfield
Miss Bird Tompkins
Aberdeen
Blanche Young
Martin Bowman
R. B. McGandless
Fubitan
Mitchell Riday
BE. W. Bureh
Bristol
Red Cross
Scallin Bros
Marc D. Lombard
Watertown
Metropolitan
P. O. Freyburg
A. R. Lehrosser
Plankinton
Frank Sayles
FE. L. Khis
Lower Main Street
Milwaukee Railroad
Board of Education
S. SB. Morris
C Building Committee
G. K. Tateh
Alpena
Dakota Wesleyan
B. B. Boylan
Dewey
Ohio
Ianents
G. P. Hatheway
Leral
South Dakota
Calder
Mitchen
Po O W
Gerhart
S. RR. McGarty
Chiumberlain
O Wo Anderson
Inez Thompson- Peterson
OG. al. Millimen
Bilesty Boyce
Bixtell
Williams
Arthur Pool
Marguerite Pool
HW. 4. Schwartz
I. CG. Davis
South Dakota Manufacturers Association
Pall and Prank Seliauh Wedding Banquet Noted
Neighborhood notes describe Pall and Prank Seliauh as community figures and announce a June wedding. The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Pall and a Plankintem chiel school graduate now teaching. The groom is a young farmer on the Phitl farm north of town.
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Aurora County
White Lake
Sie
Bernard Worbler
Tarry Meyers
A. B P. Blake
Marsal
Ken Nelin
Lotis Wenger
Glenn Richards
J.P. Sullivan
Pam Sullivan
Anna
Winnie Tries
Bolan Wer
Prolta
Local residents embark on short visits and health trips
Marion Miss Martie McGarthy of Bellevire Lawn visits uncles for a few days with kin in nearby towns. Henrietta Wiek returns from Battle Creek sanitarium after treatment. Betsy Betirendt and family plan a Hiwa weeks visit to relatives in Kansas. John Betzler and Mrs Tart Wick travel to Sioux Malls with daughter. Bollinger extends household goods move from Breenman to Alexandria to manage a new telephone system role.
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Martie McGarthy
Bellevire Lawn
Vhis
P.J. Inne
Mero
Mes
Jetn Betirendt
Sioux
Local Graduates and Spring Trips Highlight Turon News
Wessington Springs residents visited Turon while Mrs Mary Stinckett left for Maple Lake Minnesota to spend the summer with her brother Rev RR Latham. The Schaefer party toured Tripp, Rev John B Reese visited the parsonage en route to his Mitchell farm. A class of thirteen will graduate from the local high school this year with commencement May 28 at the seminary through June 4. Continuous program includes names: Vivian Lucile Brown Neva Lenora Burger Anna Belle Christensen Blanche Carnaston Jennie Josefa Eddy Darwin McDonell Alta Bernice Push Zella Bernice Wackett Roy Seifer Ralph Schultz Worry J Wheeler Pearl Ledra Wheeler Rose Marie Yuta Mildred Evangeline Osgood Walter Frank McMullen Lewis Sigel Orr Iva Martha Poole Samuel Robert Harding Florence Kimlete Aalseth Lela Emolaine Linington John Whiteside Pooley Mildred Densie Gaddis.
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Pred N. Dunham
Chas
Water
Turon
Mary Stinckett
Maple Lake
Minn
RR. Latham
Albert Sehaefer
Phylis
Abs
D.om. Schaefer
Tripp
Wits
Frill Owns
Owe
Schaefer
Albert
John B. Reese
Generecational Church
Templeton
Mitchell
Parsonaere
Tere
Smelock
Pollowing
Vivian Lucile Brown
Neva Lenora Burger
Anna Belle Christensen
Blanche Carnaston
Jennie Josefa Eddy
Darwin McDonela
Alta Bernice Push
Zella Bernice Wackett
Roy Selefer
Ralph Shultz
Worry J. Wheeler
Pearl Ledra Wheeler
Rose Marie Yuta
Mildred Evangeline Osgood
Walter Franklin McMullen
Lewis Sigel Orr
Iva Martha Poole
Samuel Robert Dlarding
Plorence Kimelte Aalseth
Lela Emolaine Linington
John Whiteside Pooley
Mildred Densie Gaddis
Local Notables Attend Meetings and Marriages Documented
Murdo residents report visits by Miss Manel Ganimod and Mr. and Mrs. Chase at White River home while Supt L M Powers returns from Springs after county superintendents convention. Rev H W Bunton weds Ma Andrew J Holsinger and Miss Adda I Case. two graduates, Lenora Holbors and Elizabeth Yirka, receive diplomas. A Sioux City wedding unites Leo Reason and Delle Pentieoth.
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Manel Ganimod
Ane Airs
Fred Chase
White River
Court House Puesthiy
L. M. Powers
Tot Springs
Baved
Methodist
H.W. Bunton
Lenora Holbors
Elizabeth Yirka
Sioux City
Leo Reason
Miss Delle Pentieoth
Local notes from Leteher and Mt. Cernon district
Leteher Frank Mathison of Mt. Cernon stayed in Leteher this week due to illness and his mother’s death. Mr and Mrs Tharrey Vaytor were summoned from Montana after a child’s death and returned home. A fire near Leteher Mercantile damaged the rear south building, fanned by wind. Efeher school closed after a successful year with teachers continuing next year. Miss Glaney and Miss [unclear] remain.
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Frank Mathison
Mt. Cernon
Leteher
Unclear OCR: Names and lines from historical notice
Fragmentary text lists several individuals including Miss Blanelor Tivan and PF Mossinex with references to Prof. Dent Miss Hycnr and a group of others Crippen Charter Ghined. Context and specifics are not readable.
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Payies Peetas
Dent
Hycnr
Doni
Crippen
County Board in Session Approves Road Bills and Loans
Davison County commissioners meet in Mitchell with Chadian Jensen and others present. Bills for road work, jail, and court costs are approved. a $2,000 loan from the permanent school fund is allowed for Baker township. The board adjourns to 9 a.m. June 12 1947.
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Mor
Owens
Wake Central Qiones Oo
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Bal
Gorker
Burril Stephens
LTO
Thompson
Dan
SPM Slu Lutsul Emeral
Mkes
Mercer
Hert & Rubin
Coun
Nigel W.uibameer
Pete Peac
Hleetrie Go
Mitel Pubti
Willleson
RVR
Davis & Daniels
Snow
Reeves
Morton
Baker Township
Letman
Grady
Sehool
Baker Feaveship
McLeod
Emma BH. McClintock
Ss. Cattell
In- Shi Lune Nena
Ite
Rei Renee Ae
Pthan
Loomis
Davison County
Seelions
Rome Township
City of
Mitehell
Said
Badeer
Badener Township
Lehman
A.W. Buffalo
County Board of Health
OW. Downey
W. TE. Snow
Reams
Gattreil
Midway Grocery
Grace Powler
Barnard Giles Moses Cgo
Mater- Huey Ign
McAgan Gestese
McClintock
TC Lsss
Toih Ct
Wall
Adis
Potrl View
Olaf Nelson
Sheeders
Add
Ethan
Nelson
Mitchell
Osgood Addresses High School Graduates Speech on Truth and War
The ceremony opened with Rev Robert Lincolin Kelley leading the Coloured service at city hall. Osgood delivered guidance on truth, hypocrisy, and moral responsibility, urging graduates to face public challenges honestly rather than feigning virtue. He warned against war excuses and stressed that honesty is the basis of character.
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Aandiborimgny
Tie Tity Hall
Paner
Tie Siats Ermidimites
Ehiss
Rou
Mitchel
Yyas
Sithelay Evens
Lae
Robert Lincoli Kelley
Bof
First Baptist Ehraredi
Ehub
Minebeldle
Preeisyan
Zulale
Must Watch For Garden Insects In Early Spring
Garden experts urge early preventive action against insects and diseases. Tips cover spraying with proper solutions, Bordeaux mixture use, and protecting home gardens from caterpillars, mites, and sucking pests with careful handling and netting.
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Chahome
Hetty
India
2Erden
Promithy
Covent
Fragmentary Neatly Coined Verse
A garbled passage presents a sequence of stray phrases about virtue, guidance, youth, and truth. The text reads like an oblique poem or prose fragment with no clear narrative, names, dates, or identifiable events.
Spring Laxative Ad Promotes Quick Detox and Energy
An old advertisement touts Tyr WINE Is Now fire Pas as a spring laxative to purge winter waste from the intestines. It promises brighter eyes and purified blood with Da hine’s New its DES and a pon-griping dax alive claim. Sold by druggists for 250.
Court affirms 160 acre farm title in historic SD dispute
The U S circuit court of appeals upheld a federal ruling awarding a 160 acre Turner county farm, valued at about 20000, to Charles Gors. The long running contest involved Daniel Parnum who died after the case reached the appeals court, believed to be the oldest homesteader. Worry over the case was said to have contributed to his death after forty three years of litigation for a clear government title.
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Sioux Walls
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Federal Court of South
Federal Circuit Court of Appeals
Barnum
United States
Dakota Wesleyan Professor Joins State Chemical Inventory Committee
Dr Ht J Jones of Dakota Wesleyan has been named to South Dakota committee forming a chemical inventory for federal use. The state features varied surface and geological formations and hopes to locate deposits of repeat economic importance. Survey results will be published after completion.
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Ht. J. Jones
Dakota Wesleyan
South Dakota
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