Mitchell Corn Palace Hosts Festive Opening with Ferullo Band
Mitchell opens the Corn Palace festival as Signor Francesco Ferullo and his 5 musician troupe headline a grand program. Crowds fill streets with concessions and exhibits from local counties and schools.
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Chicago
Milwaukee
Palace
Mitchell Yards
Francesco Ferulto
Misa Fern
Tae Sane
Audi
Cae Ovidi Dolore
Signor Ferullo
Meyerbeer
Monnday
Ieee
Crébk
Sonny Ney
Lotadhi Smith
German Catholics in Parkston elect officers at annual meeting
Parkston saw the Sud Dakota Staats-Verbund hold its fourth annual gathering. Delis of Hoven was chosen commissary and Rev. A Helmbrecht of Hoven named president. Other officers include Rev. N J Dabimanis of Parkston first vice president Rev Kats Auer of Diunock second vice president E M Uniterelier of Dur secretary and Toneh Kateer of Hilton treasurer. The executive committee will include Rev Webber of Salem and Charles Duvier.
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Parkston
Matheis Delis
Hoven
A. Helmbrecht
Sud Dakota
Kats Auer
Diinock
Iite
Aent
E. M. Uniterelier
Toneh “Kateer
Ti Hilton
Oui Rey
Webber
Salem
Charles Dtuvier
Parade lineup and church leaders follow civic procession
After noon a Brantley parade featured children from public parochial schools carrying national colors and papal banners, with the Tripp band in attendance. Visiting clergy and delegates rode in automobiles, then eleven congregations followed. In the morning Rt. R. George W. Heer of Dubuque presided at Sage Red Heart church.
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Brantley
Pardchial
Tripp
State School Fund Receives $987,369 Disbursement
The bicentennial report shows the state has paid $987,369 to schools from education funds for the year. About 455,966 acres of public lands have yielded a permanent fund of $10,735,505 for schools. Nearly three million acres remain unsold with projected value over $45,000,000. The department notes tax valuations and potential new land leases to support agricultural needs. Revenue from trespass cases totals over six thousand dollars, and officials discuss land management and grazing policy. Meanwhile local notices include residents Mrs. W. C. afitehicock visiting We. A. Hitchcocks and family.
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Naptote Tax Commission
State Department
Guardi
Parkiment
Prize Winners at Broadbent's Store Exhibition
Landscapes win second prize for a beautiful fall sun set in rich autumn colors. A marine titled Dawn, second in marines, shows an opalescent fog over a schooner at anchor. Place cards prize goes to a design used in various decisions by Mitchell people. The winners and other paintings by the game artista will be shown at Broadbent's store this week.
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Butte
Jeraula
Yanktoni
Lewallen
L. N. Nesselroad
Sioux City
Huroh
Jerauld County
Yankton
P. S. Gurney
Davison County
P. H. Kelley
Bey ‘Ate
Ounty Ekiitit
J. McGarty Jiefethe
Lymon County
AL Ngon
Mitchell ‘High School
Schwallen
Eatent
Yider
South Dakota State College
Brookings
Corn Palace
Newburys
Haley & Lang
Haley and Lang Company
Commercial Club
Therm
Mitchell
Broadbent
Baby lion cub charms crowds at Corn Palace event
A two week old lion cub, the youngest protege of Prof. J Glass, travels with Lukens' Lions act. The cub, housed in a traveling telescope cradle, drinks milk by bottle and is cared for with special cuisine while the trainer keeps watch at a hotel for safety.
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Campen
Bizet
Maecerly
Everé
Mate Siisby Nichols
Mitchell
Misa Fern Gramling
Ferullo
Morocco
Desert
Apia
Carnation
J. Glass
Lukens’ Lions Act
Glase
Led
Eugenis
Lionessap
Young Leo Junior Charms Cubs at Petting Session
A lion cub named Leo Junior behaves like a playful kitten under a trainer's care. The young lion posed peacefully with Lt Welch's youngsters for photos, displaying a sleepy, affectionate side and little fear of being petted.
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Leo Junior
King of Beasts
Lt. Welch
Refugees From Belgium Describe London War Atmosphere
The account details refugees arriving in Britain, recounting London and British port scenes during wartime. The narrator describes blackout darkness, patrols, soldiers on streets, and watchful flashlights for Zeppelins. The piece notes hospital stays for Belgian arrivals and visits to Lowestoft, Cromer, and Great Grimsby.
City seeks contract to secure government care
A city official reports efforts to obtain a government contract related to care provisions. Officials discuss potential guarantees and partnerships to ensure support, with attention to final approvals and timelines.
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Carey Yeas
Eme Barnac
Dota
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