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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1917
Page
3
Fragmentary note hints at investment debate and names
A highly garbled OCR fragment mentions investors and discussion of investments. It references Gladys, Murray, and possible names like YaCé or Prof. alent. The text is incomplete and contains no clear event, date, or outcome to anchor a fuller report.
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Returnes
Murray
Prof
Alent
Births in Davison County Show War Time Boy Lead
Davison County records suggest more boys than girls born during wartime, with April 1947 showing 92 boys to 83 girls. In the first seven months, 176 births included 91 boys and 85 girls, while July to October reveal varying shifts but a persistent trend toward higher male births in several months.
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United States
Daviaunty
Mitchel
Europe
Davison County
Germany
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United Vs
South Dakota
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Davison
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Smallpox Cancels U S D Versus Sioux Falls Game
Vermillion South Dakota November 16 Coach Blaine Mekusiek of Universe South Dakota announced the cancellation of the Sioux Falls college university football game scheduled for tomorrow due to a university wide smallpox epidemic.
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Vermillion
S. D
Blaine MéKusiek
The
Universe
South Dakota
Sioux Falls College
Refused Girl's Hand Triggers Suicidal Shot Near Volea
Sioux Falls S D Nov 47 The father’s refusal to permit a suitor to enter the young woman’s home led Bud Snook an Iowa youth to shoot himself at the doorway near Volea He is expected to recover Under South Dakota law he faces arrest for attempting death by own action.
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Sioux Falls
S. D
Bud” Snoek
Volea
Snook
South Dakota
Salem Wirling and visitors arrive from Summit area
Salem Wirling arrived Saturday from Summit and is spending a week with relatives here. George Walin came from New Ulm Minnesota today and is visiting his brother Chas Walin. Adam Wies and wife returned from their wedding trip visiting relatives in Sioux City Omaha and Nebraska points. Mrs. Roy Smith and Laura Dick visited Wibaux Montana where Will Nick has lived since last year. Will's son John came home. Howard Carrol arrived from Glasgow Montana and spent time at the Ed Bies home near their Bies Homestead. Evelyn Cheadle and Bess Yar came from Vermillion and were joined by Edith and another university friend. Salem Committee raised 149.50 for the Y M C A drive with many cars out and workers meeting success.
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John Awirling
Summit
George A. Walin
New Ulm
Minn
Chas
Walim
Adam Wies
Sioux City
Omaha
Oljier
Nebraska
Wies
Roy Smith
Chester
Laura Dick
Wibaux
Montana
Will Nick
Will
John
Howard Carrol
Glasgow
Ed Bies
Bies
Evelyn Cheadle
Bess Yar
Vermillion
Wil
Edith
Long
Salem Committee
J. W. Gibson
Walter Barnhart
Wesleyan Ties With Huronites In Scoreless Clash
In a stubborn ground battle on a heavy field Wesleyan and Huron college settled for a scoreless tie as both teams fought for the state title. Hoagland starred for Wesleyan at right half, with Wilder and Harkness shining in backing plays, while McMurchie and Voigt led Huron's line and Rierson nearly kicked a late field goal.
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Hoagland Stars
Wesleyan
Hoagland
Hark— Ness
Wilder
Waron
Neldan
Niprson
Nuron
Huron Thompson
le Voigt
Todnem
Saathox Spear
Ty Meyers Deller
C McMurchie
Helmars Roe Williams
Newman Gard
Randall Wikidler
W. Voigt
Harkness
Whaley Rierson
McKay Hoagland
Lay
Lumimary
Lindimnood
Estina
Link
Linda
Huron
Brennan
Ames
Wheatley
Headinesman
Miller
Upper
Town
Furman
Dakota Wesleyan
Dakota men progressings training plan amid equipment shortage
Melville E. Stone reports at Camp Funston Kansas that the eighty ninth national army division, including South Dakota draft men, shifts to an open warfare training program due to equipment delays. Col Kilbourne notes new tactical problem drills, minor tactics, patrols, and terrain studies replacing the 46 week war department plan.
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Melville E. Stone
Camp Funston
Kan
Eighty-Ninth National Army
Camp Punston
South Dakota
War Department
Charles 8. Kilbourne
Kilbourne
Frst
General Pershing
Lyssen
National” Army
Sthobl
Moderniwarfarwla Stioulot Arms Puites
Sid Jt
Chaplain at Prison Quits Over Reform Crisis
Rev Edward Van Ruschen, chaplain at the South Dakota State Penitentiary, resigns citing political influence in prison management. He states reforms are blocked by current policies and calls for full separation of public institutions from politics to offer inmates a square deal and real chance at reform. His letter was released to Governor Norbeck. resignation takes effect before December 1. Dr G A Reafield, warden, is at the national prison congress in New Orleans with board members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
S. 1
Charcter
Norbeck
Edward van Ruschen
South Dakota State Penitentiary
State Board of Charities and Corrections
van Rusehen
Otter
G. A. Reafield
National Prison Congress
New Orleans
Jackson County road crew reaches county line west
The Jackson County road crew has graded a highway across the county from end to end, praised for quality work. Cattle prices rise as fat cattle are shipped. fall favors cattlemen after a bad prior season. A shooting near Conata left Harrison Bear wounded and later dead, Keller charged with murder. A Morgan moving picture show attracts a crowd, likely to become a regular venue. Interior Oil and Gas Company plans a meeting for the 22nd, with Pittsburgh capital involved to start operations this fall. Local residents note blood poisoning case in Quinn. Rev. Hood preaches in Kadoka with Mr. Wallace from Mitchell filling in. Dorothy travels to Rapid City. Interest in oil grows. oil found near western Kall River county, with drillers at Fairview discovering traces at ninety feet. Community buzzes about oil prospects.
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Jackson County
Conata
Harrison Bear
Joe Keliher
Bear
Keller
Morgan
Interior Oil and Gas Company
Pittsburg
W. L. Parsons
Quinn
William Hood
Kadoka
Mr. Wallace
Mitchell
Dorothy
Rapid City
Ford
Kall River County
Fairview
Presho News Highlights Local Business and Agriculture
Dr F M Newman left for Spokane to explore orchard property. C O Gullickson Yarn land south of town sold to Lou B Blunt at 50 dollars per acre, likely a high regional price. Presho creamery opened midweek, likely drawing all cream away from local buyers. Hight family brought aunt Mrs Saunders from Fort Pierre for a visit. Electric pole installation underway as town readies for street lights. Iowa stock hog dealer Thayer visited to purchase a carload. Eastern buyers seek feeder hogs amid softer corn yields.
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F. M. Newman
Spokane
Wash
J. B. Jones
C. O. Gullickson
Lou B Blunt
Runlown
Lyman County
M. C. Hight
Fort Pierre
J. K. Saunders
Presho
W. B. Ilight
O. E. Helgeerson
Thayer
Rock Valley
Iowa
Boy Scouts Offer For War Savings Campaign
Washington November 19 James F West chief scout executive offered aid of the Boy Scouts for the war savings campaign Some meetings will be worked out to use the boys for savings work and support the drive in New York City plans James F West spoke on the initiative while detailing the scout movement joining the national effort.
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Washington, D. C
James F. West
New York
Neighborhood News Recap of Local Visits and Tragic Accident
Bankers and townspeople travel for business and family visits including W S McLain to Siouxvill and eastern points, George Schindler arriving from Dyersville, and Bruce Jenks visiting Lyman County. A four year old boy Leverne Murphy died after being kicked by a colt. funeral held at Catholic church Rev Fr Simpson. Car accident victims Mr Boss and Mrs Boss suffered injuries including a broken leg. two others assisted at Tieszen. James Hill, Conductor Beckley’s brakeman, sustained a severe injury in a branch line incident, hospitalized in Mitchell.
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W. S. McLain
Siouxvill
George Schindler
Dyersville
Frank Schindler
Bruce Jenks
Oliaton
Lyman County
Thomas Murphy Sr
Fr. Smpson
Mr. Boss
Local Notes and Farm Sales Across the District
Kennebec resident David Manhalter returns from Omaha after four weeks of eye treatment. Monticello, Indiana resident B. F. Garr arrives. local real estate interests in Lyman County are active. O. J. Eyre visits with two brothers, one in Winslow and the other in Campbell County. H. A. Wildebrand of Re Nance sells two Hereford bulls, ages 13 and 45 months, for 1415 dollars. annual herd bulls average 518 dollars. FW. B. Carter trips from Wood Lake, Nebraska, buying 100 head for Freelove Garter Lano and Loan Co. from Hevefort herd. firm had purchased 600 head last fall. Henry Davis residence fire discovered around 10 am. overheated stove pipe caused a small blaze, with only roof hole sustaining damage.
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David Manhalter
Omaha
B. FP. Garr
Monticallo
Ind
Mr. Carre
Lyman County Real Estate
O. J. Eyre
Soli
FW. B. Carter
Wood Lake
Neb
Freelove- Garter Lani and Loan Co
iHevefort
Henry Davis
Belvidere Notes On Trips and Local Changes
Belvidere families plan visits to Tyndall and Yankton. Local alfalfa sales yield strong returns with a 40 per acre net plus hay value. Addison buys a Buick in Mitchell. Cacek heads to Lennox as relief agent. Selah seeks civil service clerk post in Rapid City. Belvidere YMCAs oversubscribed. Home Guard drill draws many. Red Cross opens school work room. weekly meetings planned. Tom Berry and wife visit relatives in Sioux City.
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PF. W. Brownsworth
Wanda
Jos. Piroutek
Brownsworth
Tyndall
Yankton
Scovel and Parmenter
Wighmore
J. D. Addison
Mitchell
Chas. Cacek
Murdo
Lennox
Dean Selah
Rapid City
Belvedere
Belvidere Home Guard
Belvidere Red Cross
Tom Berry
Sioux City
Local events raise funds and honors in Woonsocket
Letcher Harvey Miller lost a finger in a corn husker and was helped by Dr. McComb. G I Green donated a share in Farmers Elevator to the Y M C A with over $60 in tickets sold and a $100 target. Sergeant Tucker spoke at city hall about Y M C A work in the army. Red Cross elected officers and raffles raised funds. Elmer Westmorland was injured by a car in Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Miller
McComb
G. I. Green
Sergeant Tucker
Marine Corps
Y. M. CG
Tucker
Woonsocket
Marines
Red Cross
Father Breen
G. W. Grawford
Frank Wardscey
W. G. Botkin
Wm. Humphrey
Elmer Westmoreland
Minneapolis
Turners Red Cross Chapter Set for Marion Meeting
Marion residents return from travels and visits as Marion public school hosts a Monday evening November 49 gathering to organize a branch of the Turner County Chapter American Red Cross. Chapter workers will explain the organization and elect officers. A separate note mentions a vehicle accident near the Iwerks place resulting in Boss and Frank Buse transporting Boss toward Dr. Tieszen's for medical help.
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A. Hi. Dirks
Montana
Frank Marso
Plankinton
N. Marso
Peter Bausch
Garden Plain
Kans
N. Mario
Plankinston
Alexandria
Marion
Turner County
American Red Cross
Frank Buse
Boss
Lennox
Tieszen
White Lake Visits and Local Tragedies Reported in Brief
White Lake residents welcomed Mr and Mrs George Hays from Alexandria to visit the Wesler family with Mildred Wesler accompanying them home. Mrs Della Franklin, recently visiting family, died of bronchial pneumonia in Spokane after a return trip. A youth group toured Chamberlain on Sunday and rice was thrown in celebration on their return. Ben Lloyd injured two fingers when a horse startled the rope he held jerked tight. Carl Stone visited Gann Valley to see his wife's uncle W A Wooledege. Wooledege returned home with them. J C Bowman came home from Allerton Ia with his father in law C G Gouthecur for burial. Dr J Cook arrived from Cedar Rapids to assist Dr Rogers during his army service, rejoining the community after previous residence here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hays
Alexandria
Wesler
Mildred 1Esler
Della Franklin
Will Slanter
Rip
Spokane
Washington
Agge Meier
Katarina Messer
Will Meier
Alma Bach
Tony Messer
Miss Herdman
Chamberlain
Ben Lloyd
Carl Stone
Gann Valley
Army
Dr. Cook
Social notes from Mitchell and area visits
Local society mentions arrivals and visits across Mitchell including Mrs. Dash of Toronto visiting Mrs. J W Clevenger, Mr. and Mrs. Entsminger hosting guests, and Miss Bernice Blake visiting DeSmet. Updates on Mrs. Wattson post operation at Farnsworth hospital, Berry family reunion in Albia, and plans around weddings with H Mussman.
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G. N. Entsminger_ thoevening
J. W. Clevenger
G. PF. Pilger
Dash
Toronto
Canada
B. G. Wattson
Sha
Farnsworth Hospital
Mitchell
Mary Tidrick
Platte
Gene Tidrick
Platte City
Jessie Brown
Yankton
F. K. Berry
Albia
Iowa
Bernice Blake
Eagle Grove
Elling A. Weeks
H. C. Mussman
Lottie
Fannie Mussman
W. E B. Mussman
Local Notes and Moves in Iowa Falls and Nearby
Artesian Frank Roberts returns home to Iowa Falls after visiting his brother in this city. Mrs Hodson visits Clarinda with Jamison family. Lee Hollister enlists in the U S Navy as machinist after passing exam. E M Miller dies after illness. funeral in Presbyterian church and burial at Mt Pleasant cemetery. John Wilzel moves to Rapelje Montana with household goods. Mrs Witzer and family plan to farm in Montana. Ed Tompkins comes from Edgar to visit hospital-bound brother Wm Orton in Sioux Falls. Vernon Eddy and Ruth and Bessie Train plus Zella Hackett travel from Wessington Springs. Elizabeth Train returns home.
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Frank Roberts
Iowa Falls
H. M. Roberts
B. L. Nfodson
A. H. Peterson
Clarinda
H. H. Jamison
Corning
Glyde Hodson
Lee Hollister
U. S. Navy
E. M. Miller
Presbyterian Church
Mt. Pleasant Cemeery
John Wilzel
Rapelji
Mont
Social events fill Chamberlain Society notices
About twenty couples enjoyed a dance at the Masonic temple with Henegar's harp orchestra. Mrs. G F Pilger hosted a bridge afternoon in honor of Mrs. Entsminger of Mitchell, awarding Mrs. Egleston best player and presenting Miss Entsminger a guest prize. Mrs. Arthur Burkholder hosted a Bridge Club meeting with Mrs. Entsminger as guest. Thursday featured Five Hundred with Mrs. Entsminger hosting. A surprise shower honored Miss Vera Chamberlain with about thirty five friends attending, including out of town guests. Mr. and Mrs. J Fraser and children, formerly Mitchell residents, have moved to Glenaire, California.
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Masonic Temple
Henegar
G. F. Pilger
Bridge
CG. H. Entsminger
Mitchell
N. W. Egleston
McMillen
Harty
Shepherd
Elsie Graft
Pukwana
Brown
Armour
Louise Stransky
Local Notes From Sunday's Daily Mrs Rex Wattson
Mitchell readers have an assortment of local updates as residents visit relatives, join travel, or attend events. Highlights include Glenn Rowley heading to Fort Dodge and Des Moines for army service, A B Rowley returning to Mitchell from Amarillo, and George Ward visiting before moving to Chicago.
Corsica Notables Travel and Local Real Estate Moves
Corsica residents trek to Todd county to attend real estate interests. G. D. Mead’s guests, the Kisling family, head to Norfolk Nebr. for relatives before returning to Wathena Kansas. Harry Vobs reports being at Camp Dodge with Minnesota contingent. Local fund drive for Army Y M C A discussed at Armour meeting with Yankton College president H. K. Warren as speaker. N. P. Youngstrom buys N O Aylsworth residence for 2200 dollars and plans Corsica move March 1. Aylsworths relocate to Euclid New York. H. L. Nixon rents the A D Charlesworth residence in Armour area. Mrs. A D Charlesworth returns from a visit with daughter Mrs. Ray Fisher at Rolf Ta.
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Jesse Kisling
G. D.mead
Clark Township
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Des Moines
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Gerrit Fenenga
Herman Ahrenholtz
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Geo. S. Guiyer
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Army Y. O. C. A
H. K. Warren
Yankton ‘College
Douglas County
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New, Holland
Guikeman
de Beer
Harrison
van de Lune
Peterson
Benes
Grand View
Tecklenburg
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N. P. Youngstrom
N. O. Aylsworth Cresidence
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H. L. Nixon
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