German Officers Live In A French Castle With Wives And Babies
Corres pondence describes German officers housed in a Loire valley castle near Le Puy living with their wives and infants under French guard. Officers mingle in rooms filled with drawings, instruments, and manuscripts while wives Stay nearby. some babies born at sea or in Bordeaux accompany the families as they await disposition.
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le Puy
Loire
Rhine
France
Associated Press
Ministry of Forsien Affairs
Ministry
Roche-Arnhome
Champagne
Pacific
Lotte Valley
von Edt
Capi
Jeu
Amonz
Accra
Wilhelmstrausse
Grenth
Ben Cle Privac
Gruner
Metz Bourgomaster
Metz
Com
Birge
Rusia
Serbia
Rom Champagne
Castle
Seana
Sul
Lester
Germany
Berlin
Wuer Wembur
Bordeaux
Local and Perennial Inns Move to Salem and Mitchell Debates
Local inns sell to new owners in Salem and Mitchell. Seaman from Mitchell arrives from Mar and Mrs. C. G. Nichol family to Salem. R. K. Hardie Piano opens with stock valued at 10. Salvation Army meetings with Jecy Smith and FL Osgood invited. F. I. Selwab travels to Chicago for a death in the family. Kilbarg family to Blackey for Thanksgiving. Kennebeer denies arrest for selling Nqugi amid Anti-Stoon lease coverage.
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Catalg
Isles Seaman
Mitchell
Tere
Mar
C. G. Nichol
Salem
Ore
Salvation Army
Osgood
Jecy Smith
Ali
Welcon
F. I. Seliwab
Monevening
Chicato
M. Kilbarg
Blakely
Alaa
Sinners
Mil Hel
Journalists Meet Next Week at South Dakota Conference
Vermillion hosts a Southeastern South Dakota expository journalism conference at the University of South Dakota November 28 and 30. Dean Walter Williams of Missouri’s School of Journalism headlines the event. A dinner Tuesday and a round table on Cooperation Among South Dakota Builders are planned alongside Williams’ address on The World's Journal. Williams recently led a world tour to study press systems and was elected first president of the World Press Congress in San Francisco.
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Vermillion
Exspapermen
St of
South Dakota
University of South Dakota
Department of Journalism
Walter Williams
School of Journalism
Uni Frsity of
Missouri
Cooperation Amon
Dakota Buiters
Dean Ams
Dean Willian
Europe
Australia
South America
San Francisco
Miller Heads Coms Teachers Miller Headed as President of North Dakota Commercial Teachers
Jay W. Miller of Dakota Evan School of Commerce was reelected president of the North Dakota Commercial Teachers Association at its annual session in May. Other officers include George L. Kemper of Aberdeen as vice president, Mazel Wall of Falls recording secretary, and Katherine Loseinger of Aberdeen as corresponding secretary. Miller urged public accountability laws and defended commercial education as essential broader training, not only for profits, highlighting the value of shorthand, typing, and business subjects alongside liberal studies.
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Jay W. Miller
Ie Dakota Evan School of Commerce
Nth
Dakota Commercial
George L. Kemper
Aberdeen
Fee
Mazel Wall
Falls
Katherine. Loseinger
Aber
Miller
South Dakota
Meggan Emene Eer
Beneft
Coyote Debaters Are Winners Again
The Coyote debating team clinched another victory, defeating opponents in a competitive contest. Team members Us-sane Airn, Eae, Seo, Naot highlighted strong speaking and persuasive rounds, earning top honors in a regional meet.
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Coyote
Government Ownership Debate At Telephones And Telegraphs
A historical discussion records a debate over whether telegraph and telephone systems should be owned by the U S government as part of the mail service. Proponents cite European models and social benefits, while opponents challenge feasibility and cost. A separate ad-like note promotes Kickapoo Worm Killer as a safe pediatric remedy.
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United States
WW. N. Bei
Laxative Advice for Irritability Aimed at Treatment
The note promotes a laxative remedy to ease irritability by “eliminating the cause” and urges beginning treatment today. It mentions a numeric value 250, implying a dosage or price, but provides no clear medical guidance or credible source. The fragment reads like an old advertisement or dubious health claim with unclear context.
Clear Lake farmer gets suspended prison term in hog mortgage case
D D entering a plea of eof ees ed property Ole Abrahamson, a county farmer, was sentenced by Judge Sherwood to two terms of one year in the Sioux Falls penitentiary, suspended pending good behavior. He borrowed money from the Bank of Altamount, mortgaged hogs, and later sold them without bank consent. William Tiston of Wessington Springs faced payendieitis for AW AW. S. Hillie in Parker and Chian ello were detained briefly on business.
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Clear Lake
D. D
Ole Abrahamson
Deel
Sherwood
Sioux Falls
Abrahamson
Altamount
William Tiston
Wessington Springs
S. Hillie
Parker and Chianello
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TR. B. Mardie
One Tire
Ely
Hardie Piano
RAE Lion Gathreing Hin
Com’s
Dakota Wesleyan
Ussaneairn
Butterfield
the Store of Good Values
Kitler
Devel
Rene's
Hrs
Galts Trousseau
Mrs. Galt
Trousseau
Evtorcour
Mien
Commercial Savings Bank
Ontice
W. Heyeer
Atkinson
Commercial Bank
BORK
Broadbent Bros
Eon
Breshment
Wherbe
Commercial & Bank
Mitchell, B
Morticans
H. Noble & ON
Fourth Ave
West Private
Ambulanor
Hit
Saveings
The
Commercial and Savings Bank
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