Remains Laid to Rest for Mrs. George Stevens in Lisbon
Funeral services were held Wednesday at the Methodist Church in Lisbon township for Mrs. George Stevens. Rev. H Wilkinson officiated with a choir providing music. Interment followed at Graceland cemetery. Born Cornelia Hall in Hartford Connecticut January 15 1855 she lived in Delaware County before moving to Lisbon Township Davison County and later Mitchell. She died September 9 from cancer at her daughter Mrs James Duncans home leaving a husband and six children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Stevens
Lisbon Township
H. ®. Wilkinson
Graceland Cemetery
Wither Cornelia Hall
Hartford
Conn
Delaware County
South Dakota
Davison County
Mitchell
James Duncan
Doan's Kidney Pills Backed by Yankton Woman
Mrs Charles Hitchman of Yankton South Dakota credits Doan's Kidney Pills with curing years of backache and dull loins pain caused by inactive kidneys. She says two boxes cleared all trouble and recommends the remedy. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo New York sole agents US price 50 cents. Remember the name Doan's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hitchman
Mulberry Street
Yankton, S. D
Doan
foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
A. W. Ghase
S. B. Holden
Cass Ave
Grand Rapids, Mich
A. W. Chase
Br. A. W. Chase Medicine Co
Buffalo, N. Y
State Claims Much Land in Black Hills Forest Reserve
The state has spent four years settling title to sections sixteen and thirty six in the Black Hills forest reserve. The enabling act and general federal donation to the state for common school purposes covered these sections in every township, surveyed or unsurveyed, within the Black Hills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of the Interior
East
Clark
Forest Reserve Legal Department
South Dakota
Northwest States
Government Forestry Department
Pierre
Ben
Black Hills Forest Reserve
Black Hills
Nerves Unstrung Could Not Sleep
A fragmented clipping mentions Mr A Fisking of Newark NC claiming a permanent cure for insomnia. The text is garbled and lacks clear attribution or details of the cure or supporting evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr., A.,jr
Fisking of
Newark, Nc
Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea for Mothers
If your wife looks tired and can’t sleep, buy her Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea. The tonic keeps mothers well and happy. Tea or Tablets sold for 35 cents by S. H. Scallin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollister
S. H. Scallin
Double Wedding Reception at South Side Home
A double reception was held at the south side residence of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Sheahan for newly married couples Mr. and Mrs. Arthur D. Mann and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sheahan. About fifty relatives attended. a buffet luncheon followed and gifts were displayed. Mrs. J. Jeffries of Dexter, Iowa, attended as the only outside guest. the Manns plan to move to a Missouri River country claim in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side
Albert Sheahan
Arthur D. Mann
Fred Sheahan
J. Jeffries
Dexter
Iowa
Mr. Mann
Governor Crawford Likely to Attend Mitchell Corn Palace Opening
The Corn Palace committee invited South Dakota Governor Crawford to attend the opening day events on Monday September 23. The governor replied he would try to arrange his schedule to be in Mitchell for the event praising its benefits to the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corn Palace
Mitchell
South Dakota
Crawford
Powers
Crowded City Schools Find Extra Rooms in Churches
The school system splits primary classes across two churches to ease crowding. Miss Linklater leads the Methodist room and 26 pupils study at the German Evangelical Church on Birst Avenue under Mrs. Jay Dundas. Officials anticipate high school enrollment topping 200 soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoff
Miss Linklater
Miss Pease
Lyman Twins Stage Comedy Draws Laughs at Gale
The Lyman Twins presented The Yankee Drummers to a large crowd Tuesday at Gale, delivering nonstop laughter through their comic mixups. Patti Rosa and Miss Van Brocklin received positive notices for songs, while the twins carried the show with strong principal performances. Next up is At Cripple Creek on Friday, advertised as sweeping but free of brutal scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jencks
Lyman Twins
Gale
Patti Rosa
Miss van Brock
Minister Wins By Prayer For Baby or Money?
An Oklahoma paper tells of a baby born to a minister last Saturday morning. That evening officers presented the pastor with 850 dollars in cash. The next morning two bets stood at the church: the minister would thank the Lord for the money first or for the baby. In prayer he gave thanks for timely succor, and the crowd remained undecided on the winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Men Wanted in a 1867 letter clipping
A reader asks if the call for men is still felt. The letter seeks men not for sale who are honest and true, willing to condemn wrong, stand for right, tell the truth, and act without bragging. It urges courage without boasting, independence from sectarian limits, and steadfast integrity.
Men who know their message and tell it
A compact quotation urging steadfast men to strive, speak boldly, and fulfill their duty without hesitation, emphasizing resolve, purpose, and dedication in the face of discouragement.
Storing Up the Forests and National Timber Policy
A Department of Agriculture publication argues that national forests will shape US economic development by conserving timber for future generations. It notes privatized timber remains and fires reduce growth, predicts higher future prices, and views forest reserves as a check on monopoly while sustaining lumber industries during mature timber shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Lake States
Department of Agriculture
National Forests
Pacific Coast
Married at Noon Hour Devers Halpenny Wed in Mitchell
A noon Wednesday wedding united Mirr Janie Elizabeth Devers and Charles Halpenny of Northville in the Devers home parlor with Rev. H S Wilkinson performing the ceremony. The bride, a Mitchell teacher, wore white Persian lawn lace and carried roses. reception followed with gifts. The couple left for Northville and Chelsea to start married life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mirr Janie Elizabeth
W. J. W. Devers
Charles Halpenny
Northville
J. M. Devers
W. R
Margaret Devers
Mitchell
Mrs. Talpenny
Chelsea
Minneapolis &St. Louis
Branson Wins Crescent Cub Single Tournament Championship
Ray Branson defeated Ora Wells to clinch the Crescent Cub single tournament title in a final that followed a 6 0 6 0 straight-sets victory after earlier 6 4 and 6 1 results. Branson and Wells, longtime doubles partners, both stepped back from competing in singles at season end, as the fall tennis campaign closed with Branson the champion.
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Crescent Cub
Ray Branson
Ora Wels
Branson
Wells
Duece
Trusts in Aberdeen Under Scrutiny and Condemnation
The Standard Trust is condemned while the lumber and harvester trusts face probes and a trial. Government inquiries into other combinations continue. The telegraph trust seems to have escaped DOJ attention, prompting calls for action by Judge Landis rather than Secretary Bonaparte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Standard OK Trust
Lumber Trust
Harvester Trust
Telegraph Trust
Department of Justice
Bonaparte
Landis
Publc
Improving Western Waterways
With a surplus in his treasury growing toward 300 million dollars the United States should fund inland waterways next winter. The plan would open fourteen feet of water from Chicago to New Orleans and from Omaha to the Mississippi, and the public would recoup the funds in a short period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis Republic
Samuel
Chicago
New Orleans
Omaha
Mississippi
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Methodist
Whem Aman
Mr. Filkins
Dr. A. W. Chase Medicine Co
Buffald
Mr. and
Mrs. Sheahan
Rocky Mountain
Ace
Twins
Ly By
Devers
Winter Bros
Towelilies
Hamm
Hamm's
Geo. W. Dudge
Mitchell Broneh
Theo
Hamm Brewing Co
Paul
Hollister Dog Company
Madison
Wis
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