Legislature Picnic At Washin Park Draws Distinctions
A note from South Dakota reports a mass gathering in the state park at Wa veround Cook County on June 1. State legislators including the governor and judges attend a mayoral style event with songs contests and boating. A midday barbecue and a drive to Mitchell follow with a statewide celebration planned for July 4 at the park.
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S.t
South Dakota
Washin Park
Senate
House
Covernor
Sulpreme Fourth
Judees
Eine Euil
ANETT
Wood Dowdell
W. Matird
Mitchetlana Leteher
Ames
Dime
Mitehell
Tevers
Ives
Liberty Loan Drive Aims To Raise 150000 In May Events
North and South Dakota counties prepare for Liberty Loan Week May 25 as bankers and businessmen mobilize. The campaign centers on per capita assessments, with Davison and Minnehaha counties facing lower apportionments and Yankton higher. The drive emphasizes county organization, parade ceremonies, and public publicity to meet a 150000 goal.
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Davison Pomenss
van M. Sith
North
Tout Dakota
Davison
Minne Hhihu
Yankton
Bath North
South Dakota
Small grain prospects bright across northern plains
General Superintendent poster reports crop prospects in South Dakota are strong with rain favoring western Missouri, Chaibertain, Rapid City and surrounding areas. Montana and North Dakota show significant increases while overall conditions are favorable and crops may be the strongest ever despite early dryness. Weather in May improved root depth aiding resilience against adversity.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Milwaukee Road
South Dakota
Wii
Moe
Dash Iin
Chaibertain
Rapid City
Montana
North Dakota
Jaime
Liberty Loan week mobilizes women and children nationwide
Washington May 28 Treasury announces a broad Liberty Loan drive titled Liberty Joan week beginning next Saturday. Men women and children in every walk of life are urged to find places for active service. Samuel Gompers appeals to the American Federation of Labor to aid in making the loan a success.
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Washington, D. C
Treasury Department
Treasury
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Sioux City Freight Rates Debate Moves to Interstate Commission
In Washington on May 2, shippers and producers urged against railroads plans for a general 16 percent freight rate increase. Several trade bodies urged the commission to deny the rise, arguing it would raise costs for food products and disrupt contracts, with food producers noting a 23 percent rise since 1914 and delaying future adjustments.
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Washington
Interstate Commitrce Commission
Ghieagza Vraftier Commission
National Industrial Traffic Leage
Josten Chamber
Norbeck Appeals South Dakota for War Loan Drive
Peter Norbeck urges South Dakotans to back a massive war loan campaign. He cites national unity, the duty of citizens, and the need for widespread subscriptions as key to funding the war effort. Funds raised in early days total about 50 000 dollars with a goal of broad participation.
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Huron
SS NN
SNS
Spiris Loon
Garmipaden
Sestermdilly
Gael Tie
Willy Ihrengs
Gonmibhee Tnelie Et Pie Ganipades
Tad Tive
Ds Cea
Pallenweider
National Bank of Hirron
Vicorouvsiy Pti
Sigteen Pomiitlees
Gatawarkers
Trains West Service Adjusted and Extended Schedule
Train movement notes show Mitchell and Chambertain service starting Monday with westbound runs to Chamber wein and Rapid City. New passenger trains operate daily except Saturday with departures and arrivals at specified times, including eastbound from the east and a daily Mitchell west line.
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Mitchel
Chambertain
Mina Reid
Jie
Vie
Ron
Peturim
Ryan
Urlertoon Passoezer
Qin Chaneed
Pram
Deat
Preeti
Mitchell West
Mitrom
Te West
Pioneer resident of Wis Section dies at family home
Obituary notes the death of a pioneer resident of Wisconsin from Hobekinson County who lived with family at home before moving to Dakota in 77. The narrative records her extended family ties and notes the family later settled in Parkstan after long residence in Paristew.
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Wis Seclion
Heran
Fairy
Dakota
Hobekiison County
Hocatel
Paristew
Parkstan
Baby Delivered to Wrong Woman Sparks Correction
A Sioux City edition reports a mix up where a baby was born to a woman mistaken for a county superintendent. The error involved misidentifying the mother as Hand county superintendent Jessie Manour, prompting a formal protest and request to publish a correction.
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Aberdeen
S. 1
Saurdew
Burlington
Will City
Wet Springs
Susie Swarlout
Paulk County
Daily Call
Hand County
Hah
Thind County
Odvice
Hind Gallety
Jessie Manour
Deadwood
Birketon
Stead
Jessie Moneur
Holsaple Denounces No Loop In Law On Liquor Bill
Holsaple, superintendent of the South Dakota Anti-eraloon league, denounces the measure as flawed and warns enforcement will fail. He argues the bill permits liquor sales with only a sworn declaration and accuses lawmakers of inserting provisions to please farmers and avoid real control. He cites sheriff powers to revoke licenses and predicts penalties, including state prison, for violators and outlines how appeals would proceed.
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Holsaple
South Dakota
Anti-eraloon League
Olin Stones
de Gise
Jones
Titit
Shierith
Tie
Sii Satin League
Meatib
Schermerhorn Opens Big Week at Commencement Events
The university marks a start to commencement week with Schermerhorn delivering the senior address at the college chapel. Included are musical performances by Hazel Reynolds, Edwin Woitzen, and the college choir as students wear caps and gowns. The program continues with class day events and a reception for President Schermerhorn.
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Dakota Westevan
Schermerhorn
Preston
Pos Elack
Nie
Faery Niles
Wearin
Thei Pamkad
Dave
II Isidler TV
Ssian
We University
Sermian Wit
Sermian Wit Ddyeped Uo Os Weloek In the Event Bas Hey Lire 2 Werk. At Fediate
Wad Peyan
Vyidin
Dew
Divdian
Gounod
Hazel Reynolds
Edwin (. Woitzen
The
Gallese
College Chapel
Academy
Parkston Pioneer Joseph Ware Dies at 92
Joseph Robert Ware, aged 92, longtime Parkston resident and pioneer, has died. He lived in Parkston for many years and was known as a stalwart figure in the community. Funeral arrangements were pending.
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Parkston
Joseph Robert Ware
Local lumber prices shatter records in suede log sale
W Weers paid SLO724 for a Hofweishine Topownils, breaking all local price records for suede logs. Eleven other houses marketed the same day and received S580, signaling a brisk market and widespread price highs.
Wartime yearbook raises student life to new level
The Wartdea annual evolves from a simple senior list to a full yearbook with cloth covers and separate departments. Editor Warne, designer Goursey, and contributors such as Miss Lenore Shepherd and Payee Norton present photos, stories, and art reflecting four years of activity at the school.
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Try
Hiss
Mitehedtliga
Hhos de Cis
Odistinens
ThasZine
National Guard officers face new federal examinations
Officers with recent commissions will be summoned before federal examiners to test their fitness for wartime command. The plan aims to identify capable leaders for new regiments including infantry units in the southern district. Estimates suggest 20 to 50 percent may fail to meet the required standard, though some may qualify under generous interpretation.
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National Guard
Hsueh
Gscagi
Cornerstone Ceremony for New Methodist State Hospital Planned
A Thursday noon cornerstone laying ceremony will officially start the new Methodist State hospital project in the city. Dignitaries from Aberdeen, Pierre, and Sioux Falls will participate with prayer and readings as the cornerstone is laid and the building fund is acknowledged.
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Nnothere Mitchell
Amenues
Methodist Stte Hospital
Dekota Westevan
Prograrm
Hine
Vitter Ai Hyon
J. Ss. Harkness
Tedd
Po Oo. Bunt
Aberdeen Distriet
Arhu Howards
Pierre Aind
A. Vernon Box
Sioux City Too Hilly for Camp Sioux City
Board inspection of Mitchell site for the thirteenth division cantonment highlights topography woes and reduces potential locations to five or six. If placed here 4,000 carloads of material and 2,000 to 8,000 workers would build about 350 miles of road to serve a camp for 80,000 men and 15,000 horses.
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Mitchell
Posular Ganas
Bouard
Omaha
Des Moines
Mason City
South
North Dakota
St. Paul
Sooo Fere
Local Notes from Mitchell Daily TJ Residents and visitors noted
Local notes detail a string of Mitchell residents and visitors with brief movements. Spaneier left for Milbank for business. various locals, including Wenz, Wall, Barnes, Carlson, and Sweeney, are mentioned along with travels to and from Mitchell. Several travels relate to family visits, employment changes, and preparations for Memorial Day events.
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TJ. Spaneier
Ernoon
Milbank
Busiess
Wlfred Wenz
Bath
Wichola Wesleyan
Mitchell
Explains Rank of Drafted Men and Volunteer Service
Capt. Is Rowles of Co. B Fourth South Dakota explains that drafted men must serve where needed, unlike volunteers who choose service and organization. Volunteers select infantry, cavalry, artillery, or other units, while conscripts have no choice. Online text notes recruitment and National Guard considerations during conscription.
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Bo Rowles
South Dakota
Pollowene
Rowley
Mans Peorte
Papsys Guimotmerd
Natiomel Guard
Vtihey
al Tla
Po O
Mitchell
Chamber of Commerce
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Bes
Daivenport
Tin
Ge Po
Prohibition Work Ties Holsaple to Kansas Return
Holsaple came home yesterday from Kansas where he has been active in prohibition enforcement efforts. W C Wooledge and Chas B Oakes of Gann Valley visited Mitchel on business. Miss Louise Notson, a Gettysburg teacher, returned to spend the summer with her parents, Dr. and Mrs G T Notson, accompanied by Miss Helen Gross who will attend the Dakota Wesleyan commencement. Albert Hartt of Redfield is also mentioned.
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the Republican
Bkyelaln
Aitehelbaba
Mir Waller
Mr Weiter
Hief
W. WW. Sampson
Mrs. Gorte
Gertrude Sampson
Artur Wawards
Pierre
Mitchell
Wesleyan
Melwen
J. W. Robbins
Florence Clark
Peoria
Glark
Ron
Holsaple
Points
Kansas
W. C. Wooledge
Chas. BR. Oakes
Gann Valley
Mitchel
Louise Notson
Gettysburg
G. T. Notson
Helen Gross
Dakota Wesleyan
Students Graduate at Matheta Westeyan Academy
Prep students at Matheta Westeyan receive diplomas at the academy graduation in the college chapel with Dr J stout presiding. The program included a piano solo, salutatory address by Paul Daw Ney, memory of history, a prophecies recital, vocal solo, and the valedictory by Geneva Swenson. Diplomas were presented to a long list of graduates. An evening music recital and a reception followed, with detailed senior activities scheduled for the week including a banquet and various college events.
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Matheta Westeyan
J. \. stout
Prinipal
Academy
Oelock
Laren Spear
Voyal Tin
Alta Poller
Marielle Dbersteane
Yodnem
Dara Becker
Geneva Swenson
Phe Emichides
Slout
Margarethe
Kern Potter
Edne Bradsbaueh
Lois Smith
Greiee
Hazel Reynolds
Ava Whitlow
Olin Jackson
Miss Reynolds
Whitlow
Fred Harling
Carl Harvey
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South Dakota Medical Association
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Dakota Westeyan
Mir Lester
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Pourth South Dakota Infantry Divine
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Herman Hanneman
Main Street
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Mero
JM. Rolin
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Tel
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Thomias Masteout
Reeulir Dent
First
Cayidry
W. J. Robinson
Scotland
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G.T. Netson
FP. G. Duss
First South Dakota Cavalry
Fred F. Meyer
Chester Gravath
Clifford Stevens
United States
Conway
Marshia
Priday
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