Democratic tariff debate dominates county paper clash
The Democrat party attacks protective tariffs and Roosevelt Wilson contrasts, arguing protection harms South Dakota farmers while warning the courts should not override the will of the people. The piece defends conservative governance and questions removing tariff protections.
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Mitchell urged to support nearby county fairs
Mitchell business leaders urged to send a prominent automobile delegation to Hanson county Aurora county fairs this week to maintain good relations and secure year round patronage. The notice notes Mitchell bears costs for the Corn Palace and argues fairness given other counties benefit from South Dakota publicity. Frank J. Cheney affidavit included unrelated.
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Sioux Falls
Platte
Salem
Tripp
McCook County
Huron
McCook
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W. . Tipton
MITCHELL CUTTS-PETTERSON NUPTIALS IN MITCHELL
A wedding last Monday at the Baptist parsonage joined John W. Cutts of Plankinton and Miss Tillie Peterson of Plankinton in marriage. Rev. Benj. F. Tilley officiated. The couple will reside in Plankinton as Mr Cutts runs a hardware business.
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John W. Cutts
Tillie Peterson
Plankinton
Mitchell
Mr. Cutts
Benj. Ff
Tilley
First Baptist Church
Mrs Weller Describes State Fair Crowds and Exhibits
Myra Pepper Weller reports from Huron on peerless crowds at the State Fair day two. She notes record attendance, seating strains at the amphitheatre, thriving exhibits from the South Dakota farms, and strong displays by Mitchell and Sioux Falls. She highlights the Dakota Pioneers meeting and a notable poem by Doune Robinson, urging publication.
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Huron
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Marriage Card for Ralph L Smith and Gladys Lines
Cards received announce the marriage of Ralph L Smith of this city to Gladys Lines at the home of the bride’s mother on Thursday near May good. Smith is a traveling salesman for Carpenter Paper Co of Omaha with headquarters in this city where the couple will reside after November 1. Several Mitchell friends will extend a warm welcome to the newlyweds.
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Gladys
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Carpenter Paper Co
Omaha
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Mitchell’ Biicé
Marriage of Lois Butterfield and A B Allfillish Reported
Cards announce the marriage of Lois E Butterfield of Zeal South Dakota to A B Allfillish of Weyburn Canada. The ceremony occurred in Weyburn and the couple plan to reside in South Dakota. Butterfield trained as a nurse in Hot Springs and earned high honors. She is a landholder in South Dakota and the wedding signals pioneer life in the West. SURPRISE FOR MRS OLSON Swedish Lutheran church ladies hosted a birthday surprise for Pastor Olson’s wife at 918 East Fifth Avenue with gifts, singing, sewing, and refreshments.
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Weyburn
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Birth Day Dinner Honors Mrs Frank Weller at Home
Mrs Charley Weller hosted a birth day dinner last Sunday at 611 West Duff Street in honor of Mrs Frank Weller. Out of town guests included Mrs Maude Hazelton of Winnipeg Canada and L O Pepper of Ottumwa Iowa visiting at the Weller home.
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Ottumwa
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Plankinton Couple Weds at Farmer Home then Trip
Miss Addie Baugman and Mr. Warl Goodlad wed at the bride’s parents home in Farmer this week at 6 PM. After the ceremony they left for Minneapolis for a wedding trip. Mrs J. J. Haynes and Miss Mildred Goodrad attended from the city.
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Addie Baugman
Warl Goodlad
Plankinton
Farmer
Minneapolis
J. J. Haynes
Mildred Goodrad
Watermelon Social Draws Forty At Congregational Parsonage
Forty young people gathered at the Congregational parsonage Friday evening for a watermelon social. Chilled by the weather, the pastor and his wife opened their home and hosted a royal, sociable gathering with delicious watermelon and Japanese lanterns on the lawn and porch. The event was a great success despite the chill.
State Fair Memories and Airship Flights Delight Attendees
A traveler recalls the State Fair with praise for Jubilee Singers and pioneer reminiscences. He notes exciting airship demonstrations by monoplane and biplane, while detailing crowds and rough conditions at Wolsey station and the long train ride to Mitchell, finishing with a late walk home.
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Aberdeen grocers charge higher prices than Watertown market
Aberdeen housewives learn from Watertown price comparisons that Aberdeen grocers mark up fruit and vegetables by 24 to 61 percent. One grocer faced scrutiny for charging 60 cents per peck for wild plums while others asked about 50 cents, explaining higher demand in larger lots.
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Money Available for County Road Work
The federal aid to western South Dakota counties from forest reserve receipts provides ten percent of reserve earnings for road building, in addition to the existing five percent share for road and school funds. A $4,226 balance is ready, with a call to use it on ongoing road projects for better results.
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Complaint of Delay at Quarantine Line
Pierre South Dakota merchants and shippers complain of delays at the Missouri river quarantine crossing. They urge the state veterinary department to station a representative at the crossing to cut waiting times and reduce costs for shipping live stock east.
Mt Vernon News highlights and upcoming events
Local notices list visits from T I Garrows and residents from Mitchell Mitchell and California trips by several couples. The Bay View Reading club hosted a reception, Mt Vernon plans a two day baseball tournament September 13 and 14 with Ames action and Opera House dances. Also noted are fair attendance, arrivals from California Pierre and Gayville, a death of Mrs Fred Meink, and a Sept born daughter to Mr and Mrs Way.
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Prairrie du Chein
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California
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Pierre
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Terry
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Lee
Gayville
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Mary Quinney
Bread of Life Teachings at Brookon Church Visions
A sermon explores Jesus as the Bread of Life and the feeding of the five thousand. It contrasts divine provision with the crowd’s hunger and discusses future millennial blessing and the Church’s current privilege of sharing in Christ’s cup. Also notes Earl Rowley’s baby show win at the state fair in Huron.
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Huron
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