Funeral held for Mrs Henry B Anderson in city church
Hundreds gathered at First Methodist Episcopal to honor Mrs Henry B Anderson who died yesterday at home. Dr J S Hoagland led services with tribute to her devout Christian life. Interment followed at Graceland Cemetery beside deceased children. County offices closed in respect.
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First Methodist Episcopal Church
Henry B. Anderson
Grim Reaper
Sorewing
J. 5. Hoagland
Vera Murray
Verna Brown
West Second Avenue
Graceland Cemetery
C. G. Nichols
Ambrose J. Curtis
D. G. Cox
L. H. Nedrow
Gattrell
G. Scoville
al County
Anderson
New Pastor to Be Installed at Mitchell Presbyterian Church
Rev. C. B. van der Maaten, recently joining Mitchell from Idaho, will be publicly installed at First Presbyterian Church Thursday at 8 pm. The ceremony features speakers from Sioux Falls and Bridgewater, with readings, hymns, and a benediction. Public invited to attend.
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C. BH. van der Maaten
Mitchell
Idaho
First Presbyterian Church
William Dveret Roberts
Church of
Sioux Walss
Sioux Hals
Albert ©. McCauley
Bridgewater
State Synod
William Wallace
Salem
Fredrick A. Hassold
Kimball
Mr. Roberts
J. S. Hoagland
van der Maaten
Yale Students Earned 37 146.88 Through University Aid
Yale University reports that its bureau of appointments helped 600 students find work last year. total earnings reached 37 146.88 from 2 007 jobs and 175 summer positions. thousands more earned privately. typewriting, stenography and newspaper work were top earners. tutoring will gain a formal school next year.
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New Haven
Yale
Bureau of Appointments
Yale University
Bureau
Connecticut
Fragmented Roles in Early 20th Century Show Life
A varied group recounts occupations and hobbies from a time when theatre folk and workers crossed into many tasks. The narrative mentions pallbearers turned performers, fifty as supers, a Winchester Arms worker on long shifts who also studied law, sleight of hand, orchestra work, antifly inspectors, wedding doorkeepers, and a Yale Harvard record-keeper who bought clippings at 450 cents each to settle a dispute. One person cleaned tombstones.
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Winchester Repeating Arms Company
Yale
Harvard
Ome
Graveyard for sale near East Alton in 68 cent bid
The Milton burying ground, three tenths of an acre, north of East Alton, with the oldest grave of John Milton who died in 1812, is offered at public auction to cover taxes and costs. An East Alton drainage district assessment of two dollars was levied, to be paid in 23 cent annual installments. Trustees report little money for upkeep and J W Carey, ex treasurer, has paid the installments.
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St. Louis
Old Milton Burying Ground
East Alton
John Milton
J. W. Carey
Drainage Board
Poisonous quarry stone sickens Cayuga workers
Dr. John H. Whitbeck health officer reports a peculiar blood poisoning among quarry workers at a limestone plant in Cayuga. Fifty men affected. six hospitalized and one expected to die. The illness is linked to blasted stone, with horses injured by particles also observed.
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Auburn
John H. Whitbeck
Cayuga
Whitbeck
Remains Found in Ladoga Grave Linked to New Ross Mystery
Workmen uncover a coffin containing bone fragments during cellar excavation in Ladoga. The grave lies away from a cemetery. Sixty years ago a New Ross man named Noffsinger vanished and was never seen again. locals suspect foul play and burial in the nearby woods.
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Ladoga
Ind
New Ross
Noffsinger
Hé&Fd
New’ Ross
LAIOME IN EQUATORIAL BRAZIL HOUSES AND PESTS DESCRIBED
Describes Para and Manaos houses with brick and plaster walls, tile floors, and blue red green terra cotta fronts. Interiors favor air flow with minimal furnishings, fretwork ceilings, and no carpets. Ants invade gilt frames and oil paintings, hollowing wood, leaving fragile shells.
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Para
Manaos
Guianas
Los Angeles Times
Patriotism in Napery Spreads to New York Elite
Wealthy New York women stamp city coat of arms on linens and napkins while social leaders outside the city engrave state shields on tablecloths. Mrs Claude Swanson, wife of Virginia’s former governor, marks her glass and napery with the Old Dominion shield as White House linen bears the familiar d cité des.
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New York
Smart” Hosteses
Claude Swanson
Virginia
Old Dominion
White House
Hood's Sarsaparilla Says Pure Blood Aids Digestion
The advertisement claims Hood's Sarsaparilla makes pure blood to enable the stomach liver and other digestive organs to function properly. It warns that without it digestion suffers appetite fades and faintness occur with a disordered intestine and dyspepsia symptoms.
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Hood
National Emblems Adorn Foreign Embassies In Washington
The passage notes that state department documents now use national colors, and that Washington foreign establishments display national emblems. It mentions gilt lions and unicorns on British embassy furniture and the double black eagle of Prussia on German possessions, reflecting official heraldry.
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State Department
Dresden
Washington
Prussia
Powderless rapid fire gun by English inventor King in New York
English inventor King in New York unveils a powderless rapid fire gun resembling a pencil sharpener. A big wheel with a crank powers the device, drawing in balls of lead or steel by vacuum and ejecting them in a steady stream. The concept arose after observing a flywheel burst and the force of its parts.
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King
New York
Curious York name in Elizabethan records echoes burlesque
A correspondent flags an odd York record name from Elizabethan times, likening it to a burlesque character. The note discusses modern directory names such as Bugler and Trumpeter, the York Clarionetts, and a theory that Trumpet derives from Trumpeter. It mentions a bottomless milk bottle invention, a hummingbird species, and a reflection on life's absorption and God’s interest in work.
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York
Elizabeth
Marmaduke Glarionett
Clarionetts
England
Trumpet
Lincoln Against New Bank Order in South Dakota
Aberdeen interview with Senator Isaac Lincoln of Brown County argues the injunction against the state bank examiner is not an attack on the bank guaranty law. He says the dispute seeks only to define if the department exceeded its rights under section 53, article 2, chapter 102, last session laws, and to clarify limits on bank rulings. Lincoln praises chapters 102 Articles 1 and 2 as revisions and endorses Article 3 as a fair guaranty law. He notes bankers believed the ruling to require half cash or exchange items in reserves overstepped statutes and cites prior committee discussions as justification for not adopting that provision.
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Aberdeen
S. D
Isaac Lincoln
Brown County
Sioux Falls
Bank Department
South Dakota
Lincoln
State Supreme Court
State Banking Department
Joint Committee On Banks and Banking
Pierre
Banking Department
Methodists Open $765000 Structure in Watertown
Watertown's new Methodist Episcopal church was formally dedicated Sunday with an elaborate program of services to continue through the week. The Rev. Franklin E. Lewis, local pastor, was assisted by Dr. William Grant Seaman, president of Dakota-Wesleyan University, at the ceremonies.
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Watertown
D. D
Methodist Episcopal Church
Franklin E. Lewis
William Grant Seaman
Dakota-Wesleyan University
Gothic Colfax sandstone church opens with grand rites
In Mitchell the new Gothic church, begun in 1913 by Rev. Mr. Lewis, features elaborate music by local soloists and a church choir. Total cost reached about 89,000 with parsonage and lots adding value, and remarks call it the most beautiful church in the state.
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Mitchell
J. S. Harkness
Aberdeen
Methodist Conference
W. D. Parr
Chicago
Lewis
Wesleyan Eyes Drop Kicking Edge Against Vermillion
Dakota Wesleyan prepares for a big clash with South Dakota at Vermillion field, relying on Payne and his drop kicking to pierce the Coyotes. Payne, backed by Waltz and Ross Smith, aims to ignite a powerful Wesleyan drive while Cornog and others bolster the backfield as experts note the enduring impact of field goals in major programs.
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Dakota Wesleyan
South Dakota
Vermillion
State University
Methodists
Mark Payne
Aberdeen
Northern Normal School
Wesleyan
Payne
Waltz
Collenge
Ross Smith
Coyote
Methodist
Walter H. Wekersall
Chicago Tribune
M Harvard
Eddie Mahan
Illinois
Ohio State
Bart Macomber
Davis
Iowa
Northwestern
Bannerman
Case
Michigan
Pultz
Purdue
Wisconsin
Winters
C. C. Dillon
Coyotes
Paul Sheeks
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Gophers
State College
Yankton
South
Dakota Wesleyan Title Fight for Gridiron Crown This Fall
Dakota State and Wesleyan prepare for a fall clash to decide the gridiron premiership. Teams, schedules, and standings are under discussion as the season approaches, with fans awaiting the decisive contest.
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Dakota
State
Wesleyan
Right of repeal main question heard in state supreme court
Pierre SD in the supreme court yesterday the validity of the legislature's power to alter any provision of a law initiated and enacted by the people was argued. Richards attacked the new primary election law repealing his initiative, while supporters argued the initiative clause allows legislative action and that referendum keeps checks. the emergency clause standard was also debated.
Arm Torn Off by Thresher Wheel in Pollock
Andy Rodenberg of Westfield suffered a severe accident when his sleeve was caught in a Silver Nagle threshing machine. His right arm was torn off at the elbow and hurled over the engine before workers rushed him to a hospital. Doctors report a great nerve shock but expect recovery.
Mothers Watch Irritable Children Worms Claim
An old advertisement promotes Kickapoo Worm Killer as safe for children to treat worms, claiming to act as laxative, expel worms, and tone the system. It emphasizes fever, paleness, teeth grinding, and coated tongue as symptoms and urges starting treatment promptly.
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Gil Hirsy-E
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