Potter lecture portrays Kentucky mountaineers from Gray county
Dr. John Wesley Potter of Sioux Falls spoke at First Baptist last evening about fetid conditions in Gray county Kentucky. He used stories and pictures from his Cumberland travels to highlight mountaineer life, focusing on J A Burns founder of Oneida Institute and his rise from poverty to wide influence in the Cumberland mountains.
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Gray County
Kentucky
First Baptist Church
John’ Wesley
Potter
Sioux Falls
The
Cumberlands
J. A. Burns
Oneida Institute
Sone
Suspect Brook Arrested in Geddes Menzie Case
Lincoln sheriff Hyers detained Robert I Brook at Wymore on a Dakota warrant linked to the Geddes Menzie murder. Brook had been freed in Sioux City for lack of evidence after an earlier arrest. Geddes residents recall W H Menzie and Blanche Signal killed in the lumber yard fire.
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Lincoln
Hyers
Wymore
Robert I. Brook
Charles Mix County
South
Dakota
Menzie
Brooke
Sioux City
L. W. Biffle
Malvern
Brooks
Geddes
W.H. Menzie
Farmers
Miss. Blanche Signal
Miss Signal
Aat Geddes
Jones Heads the Teachers in South Dakota Meeting
Deadwood South Dakota delegates to the South Dakota Education Association carried out the general session and programs despite heavy rain. Aberdeen was chosen as the next meeting place. Dr W F Jones of Vermillion won the presidency in a contest. Mrs Russell Warren of Spearfish became recording secretary A N Seymour of Aberdeen and S W Murphy of Platte were elected officials.
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Deadwood
N. D
South Dakota’ Educational’ Association
Aberdeen
Mecrstary
A N Seymour
Aberdeer
S.W. iMurphy
Platte
Cholera Eradication Drive Aids Nearly 2000 Hogs In County
Dr. S M Smith and associates conduct a government backed campaign in Duyisda County to vaccinate hog herds against cholera. Since October 6 about 28 hog herds have been treated, 2 748 hogs vaccinated with 916 already ill and treated once, rest receiving preventive double treatment. Farm towns like Rome nay and Badger suffer outbreaks as officials aim to stop the spread next year.
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Duyisda
Vs. M. Smith
Rome
Badger
Beulah Towgahipy
Commissioner JC Dehian Defends Record in Gazette Feud
Mt Vernon Iowa letter to the editor from JC Dehian replies to the Gazette attack on his county commissioner record. He cites road and bridge gains in Union Beulah and Mt Vernon townships plus a $3500 scenic highway grant and a contested $70 tax list publication bill, arguing his service benefits the whole county despite Gazette opposition.
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The
Republican
Fchell Gazette
Gazette
Staten Ae
Ananias Club
Beulah
Mt Vernon
Baker Township
Gavette
Mt. Vernon Township
Third District
Asn
Tama
Gazetes
South Dakota
Publc
Sonia
Boigas
JC. Dehiian
Mt. Vernon
Xiengane
Mitchell
Uae
Om Vernon
Wae Motors
Pension Es Awe
Balie Bond
Tnt
Priil
Aron
Balary
Pétrm
San
Antees
Savinks
Seasion
Rat ‘Industria AL
Ian Ae
Belsetes
Itchell
Nationaeee
Ess Fed
Entéern Netiona
Abs
Sammerhia
Vernon
Witnenpe
Commissione
St” Ieee
Carey
Conference on college campaign plans in South Dakota
In session at the college, committees discuss a plan to raise funds for an endowment. Superintendents of the state districts are to meet to coordinate efforts and propose a unified approach.
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South’ Dakota
Iis
Endowment and Hospital Grounds Purchases Reported
Fragmentary notes mention Jenkins and Dr G T Notson discussing year’s halt to fund raising for a college endowment and a separate halt to renovate the Methodist hospital grounds for intended investment.
Poultry Prices Expected to Drop Slightly This Fall
The article notes money scarcity in the east and higher Beakey oil costs push poultry prices down. Thanksgiving season is likely to see cheaper poultry with limited frozen stock due to past freezer losses. Late spring chickens remain abundant, selling 3 to 4 cents below last year, while overall meat prices may ease slightly.
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Ind
Mitchell Helps Christmas Ship Rally In Mitchell
The Congregational Sunday school in Mitchell urges gifts for Europe bound aboard the US collier Jason sailing from New York on November 10. Mrs Schwab leads the drive with clothing and useful items, while boys earn money and girls craft gifts. Candy booths and class events aim to boost donations to the Red Cross and Christmas shipment.
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F. Schirab
Mitchell
United States
Collier
Jason
Europe
New York
Omaha
Ahet Northwestern
Omah Pacific
The
American Express
Red “Cross
Tollet Prison
Gaye & Minstrel Show
BC Ttt
Cei
McCarter Raps South Dakota Politics at City Meeting
Democratic gubernatorial candidate McCarter of Rowdle attacked the Republican administration and state governance in a city auditorium speech. He blamed the Richards primary law and cited costs, referencing past figures and party figures to bolster his critique.
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South-Pakota
Republicar
Jrid
McCarter-of
Elka
A. Rodes
Tradt
Addrew
Ei Lee
Goveihorn
South Dakota Gubernatorial Speech Seeks Tax Cuts
The speaker denounces state payroll excesses and graft while urging lower taxes and law enforcement. He notes Republicans added many offices since 1898 and cites the state health board and telephone inspector as examples. Veterans from the G A R attend, praised for loyalty.
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Peaker
McaTtek
Johnson Keen
Nee ‘S
Gratene
Itlm
Veges
Jaime Warden
Ieu
McCarter
State Board
Ira
Stat Board of ‘Health
South Dakota
M.splead
Social Musicale at Clubhouse Draws About 150 Guests
Hostesses Gertrude Becker and Hugo Stern presided as about 150 attendees gathered for an afternoon musicale. Soloists Emma Rempfer Laura Saul and Louis Lovinger with a 15 member chorus offered selections from Saint Saens Schubert Schumann and more. Refreshments followed in a lavender chrysanthemum decorated ballroom with a formal reception by the hostesses and committee.
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Seasng
Ming’ Becker
Gertrude. Metz
Hugo Stern
Eli
Musicale
BE. W.‘Hobson
Emma’ Rempfer
Ralph Wickersham
Northima ‘Wash
Lottie Lewis
Minneapolis
Mesdames
J. D
Anc
Mies Gwyneth Tipton
TER the Musicale
Misa' Rempter
Mitchell Eople
Misa Rempter
Saint Saexs
Schubert
Prunfingnachit
Schuman
Waurt
Whelpley
Goetz
Hhorus
Finden
Ben Jonson
Aristle
Auestra Vines Martre
Tip
Ieee
Mitchell High Faces Tough Test Under Rainy Conditions
The Mitchell High team enters a challenging game with uncertain footing as heavy rain dampens the Taster grounds this afternoon. Parker aims to rally the squad, while overconfidence hides a sharper resolve from the opposition as they seek a firm win.
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Mitchell High
Parker
Wenie
Béelieras
Wilder Q eS RE Patrick officiated by Bussey and ZiMech
A fragmented report notes officiating at a event with Bussey and ZiMech listed among officials. names such as Wilder Q and Patrick appear in the garbled text alongside several other unclear terms and locations.
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Wilder Q
Patrick
Grace
Wiethiret
Bryant
Jo i
Bussey
Oshkoeh
ZiMech
Lawrence
Wilson Endorses Johnson in South Dakota Senate Bid
Yankton editor M. M. Bennett reports President Wilson endorses Hd. 8 Johnson of Yankton for U S Senator. The president writes he has known Johnson long, supports the administration, and hopes to be associated with him in the Senate.
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Yankton
M. M. Bennett
Campaign for college fund launched by Methodist leaders
Witt twenty group and lay members of the Methodist Church formed a campaign for the endowment of Dakota Wesleyan. An executive committee with Knappeng of Brookings as chairman was named, alongside vice-chairman Dr. nd Henke, secretary Dr. G. T. Notson, and treasurer J. F. Way. Dr. J. W. Hancher of New York attended and the committee planned further meetings, with another gathering expected in December.
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Methodist One
Sampaign
Dakota Wesleyan
Yeater
Knappeng
Brookings
Executpuipabiten
G. T. Notson Wa Chowen
J. F. “Way
Trasurer
Drei Jenkins
Notson
State Conserentes
Pelen
J. W. Hancher
New York
Bieapelatane
Methodist ‘Board ‘of Education
Prass
Scotland Girl Killed by Train In Crossing Tragedy
A Scotland girl, Grace Groves, 18, was killed attempting to cross a railroad track ahead of an approaching engine near Watford. Her companion narrowly escaped, and the freight train from Sioux City was moving about ten miles per hour when the fatal accident occurred.
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Milwaukee
Saasen
Sioux City
Grace Groves
Trac Maine
Groves
Watford
Achardin
Bemonk
Ind Ayas
Unclear OCR Summary of Local Campaign Notice
Joe Lehman chairs county board in a fragmented text about a campaign. The readable parts reference a political event with a ballot number and signatures, but details are garbled and illegible.
Convicted of Ruining a Young Girl in Rair Case
The court found the defendant guilty in a case involving a young girl, detailing charges of depravity and wrongdoing. The verdict was delivered after testimony indicating improper acts with a minor while events occurred at a residence. The defense argued innocence, but the judge presided over the deliberations and imposed a sentence following the conviction.
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Dakota - Wesleyan Move
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