Funeral held this afternoon for Mrs Henry B Anderson
Hundreds gathered at First Methodist Episcopal church to honor Mrs. Henry B. Anderson who died yesterday at home. Dr J S Hoagland officiated with a sermon praising her devout Christian character and motherhood. Interment followed at Graceland cemetery beside earlier graves. 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 Church
Rev. C. B. van der Maaten, new Mitchell pastor, will be installed at First Presbyterian Church in a Thursday service at 8 pm with participation from city ministers and state presbytery representatives. The installation sermon is to be delivered by Rev. William Dveret Roberts of Sioux Falls, with the constitutional questions by Rev. Albert McCauley and the charge to ministers by Rev. William Wallace. The program includes hymns, scripture, anthems, readings, and prayers, ending with benediction by the new pastor. Public attendance is invited.
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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 Earn Their Way Through College
Yale University reports 600 students aided by the bureau of appointments with total earnings of 37 146 88 for the year. Typewriting and stenography led as best paid jobs, 2007 jobs issued for 19646 88 in nine months, 175 summer positions estimated to bring 17500, with about 700 students self supporting at roughly 300 yearly.
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New Haven
Yale
Bureau of Appointments
Yale University
Bureau
Connecticut
Unclear Readable Fragments From Historical Roles and Jobs
The passage lists varied roles including pallbearers in theatre, supers in entertainments, partners at devices, a Winchester Arms worker on a twelve hour shift, a law student completing a year, sleight of hand performers, orchestra members, antifly campaign inspectors, wedding doorkeepers, a Yale vs Harvard clipping collector, and tombstone cleaners.
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Derwear
Firs
Winchester Repeating Arms Company
Yale
Harvard
Ome
Graveyard for sale near East Alton in 19th century auction
The old Milton burying ground near East Alton, three-tenths of an acre, is offered at public auction for taxes and costs. The oldest grave dates to 1812 for John Milton. A two dollar drainage district levy is due, payable in twenty-three cent yearly installments. trustee J W Carey has covered the payments.
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St. Louis
Old Milton Burying Ground
East Alton
John Milton
J. W. Carey
Drainage Board
Remains Found In Ladoga Area Linked To Old New Ross Mystery
Workmen digging for a cellar in New Ross uncover fragments of a coffin containing human bones. The grave lies away from a cemetery. About fifty years ago a man named Noffsinger vanished from New Ross and was never seen again. Locals suspect foul play and believe his body was buried in nearby woods.
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Ladoga
Ind
New Ross
Noffsinger
Hé&Fd
New’ Ross
LAIOME IN EQUATORIAL BRAZIL AND ITS COLORED HOMES
Describes Para and Manaos houses with brick walls tile floors and terra cotta fronts in vibrant colors. Interiors are sparse to allow airflow, no carpets or heavy drapery, fretwork ceilings aid ventilation. Ants invade gilt frames and oil paintings, destroying canvases with voracious appetite according to a Los Angeles Times correspondent.
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Para
Manaos
Guianas
Los Angeles Times
Patriotism in Napery Spreads in New York Society
Wealthy New York women stamp coat of arms on tablecloths and napkins and external hostesses mark State and national colors on linen. Mrs Claude Swanson wife of Virginia’s former governor marks Old Dominion shield on glass and napery. The White House linen also bears the familiar device.
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New York
Smart” Hosteses
Claude Swanson
Virginia
Old Dominion
White House
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Pure Blood Cure
Pure blood enables the stomach liver and other digestive organs to work properly. Without it digestion slows appetite fails and faintness or dyspepsia may follow. Hood's Sarsaparilla makes pure blood and is advertised as effective for many ailments. Get it today.
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Hood
National colors and emblems mark foreign holdings in Washington
The article notes that only this year are national colors used for official display. Dresden effects shine on tables as they do on gowns, with every foreign establishment in Washington bearing its national emblem. The British embassy shows gilt lions and unicorns on furniture, while German properties display the Prussian double eagle.
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State Department
Dresden
Washington
Prussia
Gun Discharged by Centrifugal Force
English inventor King in New York has created a powderless rapid fire gun resembling a pencil sharpener. A large hand wheel powers a mechanism where bullets are drawn in and expelled as a steady stream by centrifugal action. The design derives from observing a flywheel burst and the force of scattered parts.
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King
New York
Curious York Name Echoes Burlesque in Elizabethan Records
A correspondent notes a striking name in York records from Elizabethan times, likening it to a burlesque character. The article jests about modern directory names such as Bugler and Horn blower, but finds no Clarionetts in today’s England, suggesting Trumpet may derive from Trumpeter. It also mentions a new bottomless milk bottle, a hummingbird species in Mexico and Central America, and reflects on life’s absorption and God’s tireless work.
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York
Elizabeth
Marmaduke Glarionett
Clarionetts
England
Trumpet
Mexico
Central America
Lincoln Against New Bank Order in South Dakota
Senator Isaac Lincoln of Brown County defends state and national banks against claims the Sioux Falls injunction targets the bank guaranty law. He says the move tests whether the banking department overstepped its rights in rulings under section 53, article 2, chapter 102, and argues the 1915 laws remain strong and fair.
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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 $765,000 Structure in Watertown Dedication
Watertown's new Methodist Episcopal church, valued at 765000 dollars, was formally dedicated Sunday with an elaborate program of services to continue through the week. The Rev. Franklin E. Lewis, local pastor, led the rites assisted by Dr. William Grant Seaman, president of Dakota-Wesleyan University.
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Watertown
D. D
Methodist Episcopal Church
Franklin E. Lewis
William Grant Seaman
Dakota-Wesleyan University
Gothic Colfax sandstone church opens in Aberdeen area
At Mitchell the new Gothic church structure began in 1913 with Rev J S Harkness and Rev W D Parr among speakers. Music by local soloists and the church choir enhanced the services. Construction costs totaled 75 000 dollars plus 8 000 real estate value, parsonage 6 000, while 47 000 was raised in pledges.
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Mitchell
J. S. Harkness
Aberdeen
Methodist Conference
W. D. Parr
Chicago
Lewis
Wesleyan Meets Vermillion In Key 1915 Clash At Vermillion
Dakota Wesleyan faces South Dakota at the state university field in a pivotal Saturday game. Drop kicking, led by Mark Payne, could decide the outcome as Wesleyan targets a decisive offense against the Coyotes. Payne's recent 68 yard field goal and multiple kick successes boost Wesleyan's attack plan under Coach C. C. Dillon.
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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 Rivalry Sets Up Fall Grid Iron Title
Dakota,State and Wesleyan clash this fall to decide the gridiron premiership. The forthcoming season will determine the champion among these three colleges with recent form guiding expectations.
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Dakota
State
Wesleyan
Right of repeal main question debated in South Dakota
The supreme court heard arguments on whether the legislature can change initiated laws. Pierre, S D, O Richards argued the initiative empowers only the people and that legislative alterations undermine direct democracy. The defense pressed that dual legislative power would create chaos, while the state maintained the initiative was an experimental tool subject to legislative action and referendum checks.
Arm Torn Off by Thresher Wheel in Pollock
Andy Rodenberg of Westfield was fixing a clutch on a Silver Nagle threshing machine when his sleeve caught in the machinery. His right arm was torn off at the elbow and hurled over the engine. He was rushed to a hospital where doctors reported a great nerve shock but expect recovery.
Kickapoo Worm Killer Advertises Child Worm Treatment
An advertisement targets mothers of irritable children noting fever pale skin grinding teeth and coated tongue as worm indicators. It claims Kickapoo Worm Killer safely relieves parasitic worms for delicate children and functions as laxative expels worms and tones the system. It touts a quick start within days and emphasizes pleasant dosing.
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Gil Hirsy-E
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