Maroons Fall to Dakota Wesleyan in Mitchell Showdown
Sioux City Journal reports Morning Side College football team the Maroons were worn down by Dakota Wesleyan in Mitchell. Captain Tune Eifert was injured in the fourth period after a standout effort, while Al Nehmer and Belmer struggled in the backfield. The Wesleyan offense exploited weak Maroon coverage with long forward passes and fast ends.
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Sioux City Journal
Dakota Wesleyan University
Mitchell
Dakota
J. M. Saunderson
Maroons
Dakotane
Dakota Methodists
Tune Eifert
Biffert
al Nehmer
Belmer
Hine
Behmer
Lin
Moru- Thyside
Thanksgiving menus prepared by Dakota Wesleyan
Thanksgiving menus prepared by the domestic serene department at Dakota Wesleyan offer scientifically planned combinations to ensure proper food balance for a digestible feast. The menus pair dishes like roast turkey with oyster dressing, cranberry jelly, celery, potatoes, pumpkin pies, and various desserts in two suggested sequences.
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Dakota Wesleyan
Dis
Turner Company Wins Rate Suit
The South Dakota supreme court affirmed Brown County Circuit Court ruling for $1,000 to Turner Creamery of Mitchell for overcharges on cream and milk shipments via Puget Sound branch of Milwaukee system. The decision upholds the railroad commission’s order of reparations without full jury trial.
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South Dakota Supreme Court
Brown County Circuit Court
Turner Creamery Company
Mitchell
Puget Sound
Milwaukee Sytem
Mile Waukee
Faith
Milwaukee
Creamery Company
State Railway Commission
Circuit Court
Brown County
Supreme Court
Railroad Commission
Railway Commission
War Hurting Tourist Trade In Geneva Hotels
Geneva Switzerland reports rail road companies and hotel keepers suffer from prolonged war. Tourist business has dwindled significantly and hotel owners estimate sharp declines in occupancy and revenue.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Fragmented 1915 notices mix rail talk weddings and bids
An OCR fragment shows railway freight concerns and Swiss topics, mixed with local notices about court dates, church events, charity groups, and a city bid invitation for remodeling the municipal building dated November 1915. It mentions residents Mitchell, A G Fox, August Koop, and others along with church and ladies aid society activities.
Y M C A Campaign to Reorganize in Mitchell
About 25 men attended a meeting at O T Liteifelds office to revive the Y M C A in Mitchell. A plan to canvass members and recruit new ones was adopted, with two committees named for organization and quality control. The association owns East Third Avenue and Lawler Street property, rented to Manhattan Oil, and the treasury shows a small balance.
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YOM. C. A
Mitchell
O. T. Liteifeld
Mien
J. W
Lewis Ortmayer
Mila
Mow
Wilson
Ortmayer
J. N. Crow
East Third Avenue
Lawler Street
Manhattan Oil Company
Ation
Bate
Treasury
Reserve Banks Earn $221,954 in October
The Minneapolis federal reserve bank earned 221,954 during October, ranking ninth among twelve districts. Total earnings for the twelve federal reserve banks reached 134.0? million with expenses totaling 6. The report notes Chicago and Saint Louis among high earners and mentions a bank with expenses exceeding earnings at 10,820 and 11,045 respectively.
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Washington, D. C
Minnepolis
Federal’ Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve Board
Stedmond
Rand Dulles
Chicago
Beulah Township Benlak Farmers Club Meets
The Benlak farmers club met with Mr and Mrs W D McCormick on Friday evening. The first part featured poultry dressing and marketing discussion. Readings by Evi Esterby Ben Stivens and John Davis, a German dialect recitation by Russell Henline, and a current events talk by William Syler drew praise. A lunch followed and social hour. Next meeting postponed four weeks, to be with Mr and Mrs B H Sayler.
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Benlak
Russell Henline
Wile
Afr
H. Sayler
Dr. King's New Discovery Promoted For Colds
An older advertisement touts Dr. King's New Discovery as relief for neglected colds and bronchial irritation. It claims the remedy fights germs faithfully and has been tested by both old and young, urging readers to buy a bottle at 60 cents or one dollar.
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Stunborn
King
Ely
Potatoes Fill Aberdeen Basements as South Dakota Crop Excels
Aberdeen residents report vacant cellars and basements stacked with potatoes while thousands of bushels head to wholesalers in the city. South Dakota yields praised for quality, while South Lakota stocks await better market prices as keepers fade. Governor Wil ig withdraws from GOP presidential race in favor of Senator Burton, clearing field for Durton opposition.
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Aberdeen
Rcsicany
South Dakota
Chattanooga News
Wilig
Burton
Durton
Miner County Divorce Action Sparks Local Crisis
Mrs. Pearl Stanley seeks divorce from Fred Stanley in Miner County circuit court. The couple, married in 1907 with two children, face grave accusations of cruelty and alleged infidelity. Judge Taylor granted a restraining order and set November 22 in Huron for hearing temporary alimony and costs.
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Howard
Miner County
Pearl Stanley
Fred
Stanley
Circuit’ Court
Mi County
Ars! St Toy
Taylor
Circuit Court
Huron
Trial of divorce action expected in February term
The divorce case is expected to go before the Miner County circuit court in February. Both sides have secured a full roster of attorneys and the trial is anticipated to be bitterly contested.
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Miner County
Buttermakers at Sioux Falls Convention to Award Prizes
South Dakota Jairymen and Duttermakers plan their tenth annual convention in the Sioux Falls auditorium on December 1. The final butter contest will feature a special prize of 20 dollars for the buttermaker living furthest away, with additional prizes for top entrants.
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Brookings
G. D
South Dakota
Sioux Falls Auditorium
Rom Sion Js
Drunkard's Wife Awarded $1,000 Damages
In a Supreme Court opinion, the lower court ruling granting Alice Dickman $1,000 against tavern keeper F C Thomas was sustained. The case hinged on alleged liquor sales to Dickman's habitual drunk husband, who later died by his own hand.
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Eircult Court
Supreme Court
Clinton Fire Destroys Warehouse and Plants in City
A major blaze in Clinton Iowa gutted a warehouse owned by a Greene company and spread to nearby facilities, including the Ible Grocery and the Scholl-Hutchin Candy plant. Damage is estimated over 200000 dollars. Fire crews battled flames across almost an entire block.
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Clinton
Clinton Greeny Company
Ible Grocery Company
Bull
Scholl-Hutchinan Candy Company
Hooded blaze wrecks downtown business row
Fire swept through a downtown storefront district inflicting heavy damage to several businesses. Fire crews battled the flames for hours, with the blaze destroying one shop and threatening neighboring properties. No injuries were reported. cause under investigation.
HoldUp Artist Tries Train Gun Novel Heist Foiled
Three desper ate characters attempted to stop a westbound freight train at Wes gion by drawing a gun on the crew. Trainmen overpowered them and held the gunman captive until Wessington police took charge. Two suspects were released. one remains held on a serious charge.
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Wessington
Wesgion
Teacher Can Hold Dances In Country School
Pierre. 8 D.-That to allow dancing in a country school house 18 not cause for dismissal of the teacher 8 the holding of the circuit court of Gregory. county, where a school card dismissed the teacher in a country district for allowing al lance to be held in the building. The teacher sued for the salary sue her for the balance of the term of which she was engaged and the court holds that the township will have to pay the bill even though the township will not believe in allowing the school building to be used for social activities of the neighborhood.
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Pierre
Circuit Court
Gregory
Allance
Threshing Crew Threaten Boss Near Britton
Sheriff Russell and Chief Foley rescued Henry Weigand a threshing machine operator from a group northeast of Britton. The crew, claiming wage nonpayment, held Weigand prisoner and threatened him. the men were jailed in Marshall County.
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Britton
S. D
Russell
Foley
Henry Weigand
Weigand
Welgand
Marshall County
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