Plans for Mitchell hotel site three story building outlined
Mitchell Realty announces definite plans for a three story structure on the Mitchell hotel site. The first floor will hold seven rooms with seven stores facing Main and Third avenues. The second floor will have 35 to 40 offices, and the third floor will contain 12 to 16 apartments. The basement will be entirely storage for stores and tenants. Estimated cost is 65,000 dollars with foundation work to start before winter. Howard Odstrup has been awarded the contract.
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Mitchell
Mitchell Realty
Conorning
Republican
Tirsday
Main Street
Third Avenue
Tory
Long Court
Gine
Mtv
Wort
Howard: Odstrup
Alexandria Man Falls From Tower at Farm
An Alexandria man injured himself when a tower toppled at a farm near Alexandria. He did not realize the danger until too late and fell, resulting in a fracture of the right leg and a dislocation of the knee cap. He escaped serious harm by landing on his feet.
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A.W. Soladay
Black Cat Hoodoo Believed To Halt Car Trip
In Hegness a black cat crossing a highway is linked to a car breakdown on the return from Elk Point. The oil feed pipes burned out and the babbitt worn, forcing a repair fetch by horse team. Hegness urges abandoning automobile travel until the hoodoo wears off.
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Ells
Peter
Hegness
Pyeeves
Himselt
Oscar Hall
Elx
Chatsworth
Akron
Lack
Elkoint
Hudson
Heg- Moss
Kitty
Heeness
Student killed beating his way to Iowa game
A teen student, Tai-Phil McNutt, was killed in Ames while trying to hitch a ride to Iowa City for a football game. He reportedly attempted to catch a moving train and broke his neck. three other students were involved.
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Davenport
Phil McNutt
Amesexe
Iowa City
Local Notes Highlight Social Moves And School Ties
Local notes recount travel plans of Dr and Mrs Bobb and a Pacific coast trip, a marriage license issued to Henry Looby and Ruth Tysdal of Artesian, a portrait company rep in Mitchell, births and moves around Mitchell, a serious knee ankle fracture from a street accident, ordination events for Rev C H Winegar in Spencer, football chatter about Dakota Wesleyan and Morningside, a Brookings Register trip for a college game, a funeral near Fulton, and Newman Club updates with music and Hawaiian songs by Miss Louise McGovern.
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G. H. Chiles
Minneapolis
Maxwell Automobile Company
W. I. Speck
Mitchell
S.G. Kjelmer
Riverside
Huron
North Dakota
J. T. Dover
Columbus
Neb
South Wisconsin Street
Dover
South Dakota
Chicago
W. H. Wilkinson
West Fourth Avenue
Edmunds Street
Franklin Hewitt
G. E. Letcher
Robert Lincoln Kelley
First Baptist Church of
Spencer
C. H. Winegar
Winegar
Relvin Harlan
Sioux Falls College
S. P. Shaw
H. R. Best
Sioux Falls
Kelley
Winefar
Brookings Register
C. C. Dillon
Dakota Wesleyan
State
Brookings
Sioux City Journal
Morning Side College
Wesleyan
Morningside
Carl Dennis Wilcox
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Fulton
Wilcox
Farmer
Oscar Phillips
Lennox High School
Phillips
L.J. Welch
Newman Club
C. T. Kennedy
Louise McGovern
Palo
Alto
Calif
T. J. Greenwald
J. B. Till
Former Iowan DeKay remanded in London on fraud charge
John Wesley DeKay of New York, born near Hampton, Iowa, was remanded in Bow Street court on a fraud in France charge related to rifles supplied to the Belgian government. Bail refused. DeKay, an author and club member, led a Mexican packing firm and toured Europe in 1914 to buy arms for President Huerta's government.
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London
England
John Wesley DeKay
New York
Bow Street
France
Dekay
Hampton
Boston
Mexican National Packing Company
Europe
Huereta
CANDIDATES LOOMING UP FOR SOUTH DAKOTA OFFICES
Pierre publisher C E Coyne acknowledges a possible bid for the Republican nomination for state secretary of state ahead of the upcoming primary. Lead mayor H L Howard, in town, says he has not finalized a bid for state auditor but is weighing a run.
Beadle Fathered South Dakota School Lands Reforms
General William Henry Harrison Beadle, 77, founder of South Dakota's school system, died in San Francisco. He led a long campaign to save school lands from speculators, securing a constitutional clause setting a minimum value and earning praise from Secretary of the Interior Carl Schurz. Beadle's work shaped state schooling and inspired multiple other states to adopt similar protections.
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William Henry Harrison Beadle
San Francisco
Fred J. Hughes
South Dakota
Beadle
Indiana
Michigan
Gen. Beadle
Northwest
Gen Beadle
Dakotas
Gen
Great American Desert
United States
Washington
Carl Schurz
Interior
Union of States
Territorial
Union County
Alcester
Parke County
Ind
Ohio
Mississippi
New Orleans
University of Michigan
Thirty-first
Indiana Volunteer Infantry
Alexandria Mill Reopens Under Vanderheiden Ownership
In Alexandria South Carolina the long idle flour and feed mill returns to operation under new owners T J and L I Vanderheiden of Maywood Nebraska. They overhaul the plant and plan to run it with municipal electric power aided by a new 229 foot city well.
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Alexandria
S. C
O. N. Blakesley
T. J
L. I. Vanderheiden
Mayhood
Neb
Vanderheiden Brothers
Aged Woman Murdered Near Dante Details Emerge
Platte South Dakota coroner's jury finds Mary Hanzel aged 70 strangled by a rope around the neck with felonious intent. Husband 75 arrested, possible insanity defense. Discovery followed his remark about slapping his wife and she sleeping. Evidence includes head injuries and rope marks.
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Hanzel
Tragic Death Raises Suspected Suicide Case
The elderly man and his wife were found in a circular position with a rope about eighteen inches long nearby. Neighbors say the old man’s mind showed signs of failing in recent months and reports of frequent quarrels with his wife may reflect mental decline. The deceased woman is survived by three daughters and one son.
How Napoleon Rode Horsemanship Tactics For Calming Steady mounts
London reports recount Napoleon I handling horses with extreme training. Horses endured blows drums shots and distractions while remaining perfectly steady. The method tested responses at full gallop and required abrupt stops on command with no loss of control.
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London
England
George
Napoleon
Hill named delegate to national marketing and farm credits session
Governor Byrne selects J. C. McLaurin Hazel J. C. Simonson Vermillion Louis Kilker Britton Charles McCaffree Pierre H L Loucks Watertown W S Hill Mitchell J R Malone Draper H E Dawes Fulton Isaac Lincoln Aberdeen Charles A Johnson Fairfax Elwood Gc Perisho Brookings J Holter Canton J T Belk Henry Gc J Hinson Howard W G Aleth Aberdeen John B Hanten Watertown to attend the Third National Conference on Marketing and Farm Credits in Chicago from November 29 to December 7. The meeting will draft a national rural credits bill for Congress.
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H. L. Loucks
Watertown
W. S. Hill
Mitchell
J. R. Malone
Draper
H. E. Dawes
Fulton
Isaac Lincoln
Aberdeen
Charles A. Johnson
Fairfax
Elwood GC
Perisho
Brookings
J. Holter
Canton
J. T. Belk
Henry
J. Hinson
Howard
W. G. Alelh
John B. Hanten
Georgia Girl Engaged To Myth Ends In Mystery
Miss Julia Choate Crumley of Atlanta believed engaged to Dr Alleyne Hensley whose identity and existence are questioned after a body believed to be his is found in an undertaking establishment. Relatives report contradictory statements and illness amid the unfolding drama with notices of a November wedding.
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Atlanta
Alleyne Hensley
Julia Choate Crumley
Miss Crumley
Chicago
Hensley
Howard Lee Crumley
Dr. Hensley
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Blue Sky Law Case Sparks U S Court Action
U S Marshal Taubman served papers on Governor Byrne and the state securities secretary for a test in federal court on the states blue sky law. The suit seeks to halt further state court action in a securities law violation case against Harry Morley of Sioux City.
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Pierre
United States
T. W. Taubman
F. M. Byrne
State Securities Commission
Harry Morley
Sioux City
Parkston Girl Injured In Wagon Fall
Miss Adora Klein Sasser, daughter of a local farmer, was thrown from a wagon after a neck yoke collapsed while returning from corn husking. Three ribs were broken and internal injuries feared. The accident occurred near Parkston South Dakota as horses ran away. She is a daughter of Mr and Mrs Lamper Marble of Hitchcock.
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Parkston, S. D
Adora Kleinsasser
Wesleyan Dominates Morning Side In Open-Style Win
Wesleyan defeats Morning Side 29 to 10 at Sioux City led by Virgil Hine’s passing and a sharp open attack. Knox Hine and Smith score as Wesleyan builds a commanding lead and holds off Morning Side’s late surge.
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Srump Tns
Powerpu
Thmrnoon
VIS
Wesleyan
Virgil Hine
Morningside College of
Sioux City
Chester Dilon
Northwest
Iowa
Nebraska
Ames
Iowa University
Brookings
South Dakota
Vermillion
United Eleven
Dillon
Hine
Johnson
Waltz
Collenge
Payne
Maroons
Knox
Ross Smith
Ellis
Wiffert
Capt
Berry
Woodward
R. Smith
Smith
Capt. Witfert
Ward
Behmer
Mitchell
Dakotans
Morning Side
Wesleyan Northrup
Archer
Wwe
Smith Horaney
Gavitz Williams
Smith Walt
Schwauber
Redfield Girds for State Title Amid Laughing Doubts
Redfield high school claims state football champions despite rivals joking about their success. The Redfield lineup defeated Ashton Clark Watertown Aberdeen and Huron while losing to Pierre and tying none. Brookings and Yankton clash over scheduling as Redfield pursues more games.
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Redfield
S. D
Yankton
South Dakota
Ashton
Clark
Watertown
Aberdeen
Huron
Pierre
Brookings
Bailiwick
Mitchell
Germans Plate Money In Banks
A Berlin prepared report for the American Association of Commerce and Trade argues Germany’s third war loan of about 8 billion dollars shifted finance from cash hoarding to a credit economy. It notes initial panic deposits reappear and show that small investors will favor government securities over hoarding, signaling a lasting change in Germany’s financial behavior.
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New York City
American Association of Commerce and Trade of
Berlin
United States
Germany
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