Huron Gridiron Season Preview at Dakota Wesleyan
Dakota Wesleyan University begins training under Coach Douglas with a deep roster led by Todnem Storer and Chase. The article lists returning stars, new prospects, and the ambitious schedule featuring Fargo College Hamline Vermillion and Brookings as key rivals. The Mitchell campus upgrades and improved facilities accompany a heavy fall slate.
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Science Hall
Wesleyman
Fargo College of North Dakota
Fargo
North Dakota
Mitchell
Colege
Hamline University of Minnesota
St. Paul
Minnesota
Brookings
Wesleyans
Dr Cox’s Barbed Wire Liniment Advertised in Rural Row
The notice proclaims Dr Cox’s Barbed Wire Liniment for 25c 50c and 1 dollar bottles with a money back guarantee. It then shifts to rural education in South Dakota noting two Grand View township school buildings in Sully county were moved after protests and both burned soon after. Authorities offer a 500 reward for arson arrests and convictions.
Dr Kings New Life Pills Promote Health Amidst Strikes
An adic promotion claims Dr. Kings New Life Pills aid failing organs to restore proper action. It promises excellent health and urges readers to try the remedy at Diehl and Brown's store.
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Dr. King
Diehl&Brown's
Supreme Court clears Dougherty and partner in disbarment case
The South Dakota Supreme Court denied the petition to disbar Henry W. Robertson and P. W. Dougherty of Dell Rapids. Dougherty, known as assistant attorney general and state railroad commission attorney, faced accusations related to irregular divorce filings. Articles filed propose a Iowa Nebraska Dakota electric railway from Valentine Nebraska to Sioux City Iowa crossing into South Dakota via Gregory and Tripp counties.
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Henry W. Robertson
P. W. Dougherty
Dell Rapids
Dougherty
State Railroad Commission
A. E. Hitchcock
Mitchell
Iowa, Nebraska and Dakota Railway Company
Valentine
Neb
Sioux City
Iowa
South Dakota
Tripp
Gregory
Aviator Cromwell Dixon Dies After 100 Foot Fall
Spokane notices the death of Cromwell Dixon, 19, after his aircraft plunged from a 100 foot height at the interstate fair grounds. He was injured when his plane tipped in a rocky railroad cut and died at 3 50 p m. Dixon had recently gained fame at the South Dakota state fair for his Curtiss aeroplane Dixon s Humming Bird and was among the youngest pilots worldwide. He was born in Columbus Ohio and trained with Count DeLesseps.
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Spokane
Wash
Cromwell Dixon
Rocky Mountains
Dixon
South Dakota
Huron
Columbus
Ale
Count DeLesseps
American Aero Club
Route choice set for Meridian road through South Dakota
In Pierre South Dakota officials report that several lines for the Meridian road have been proposed from Galveston Texas to Winnipeg Manitoba but the preferred route through South Dakota is under consideration. The selection aims to connect gulf and Canadian corridors with a continuous transcontinental route.
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Galveston
Texas
Winnipeg
South Dakota
Expert in Every County to Help Farmers
The U S Department of Agriculture plans a national campaign to place a farm expert in each county to study soil and climate, advise farmers, and conserve fertility. President Taft has approved the plan, with shared costs by federal, state, and county governments.
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States Department of Agriculture
State Agricultural Colleges
State Experimental Station
United States
W. J. Spillman
Bureau of Farm Management
Washington
Baltimore
Taft
Federal Department
Weather Office
Spillman
Burke for Congress in June 1912 primary with Taft support
South Dakota politician Burke announces he will run for representative in congress in the June 1912 primary, backing Taft for president. His decision shifts intraparty dynamics, opening the field to Governor Vessey and stirring talk of Gamble, Crawford, and progressive rivals.
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Republca
Congress
Taft
Cohgressmin Burke
South Dakota
Burke
Senate
Gamble
Republican
Crawford
Vessey
Governor Vessey
Sterling
Richards
Mitchell
Dentists Win Supreme Court Case Over Licensure
In Sioux Falls the state dental board wins a long battle against C. L. Carlisle of Minnehaha county for practicing dentistry without a license. The supreme court, in an opinion by Judge McCoy, sustains the board’s interpretation of the general law after years of actions.
Boy Killed by Bull at Electric Pole in Seville
Francisco Pradillo a fifteen year old shepherd from Seville died after fleeing an enraged bull and touching a live electric wire at a standard pole. He fell onto the bull’s horns and died instantly.
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Francisco Pradillo
Seville
Spain
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Eueros
Sceenialle
Todnem
Claude Smith
Ben Kenholtz
Guy Cook
Cook
Brown
Kenholtz
Mark Storer
Vest ‘Ial
Storer
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Paul ‘Kadinger
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Potter
Chase
Frank Martin
Schwabauer
Log’ Smith
Smith
D.W. U
D. W
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Fargo College
Yankton
Vermillion
Rapid City
Supreme Court
Pierre
Gregory County
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Pierre Corre
J. E. Wells
C. L. Carlisle
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