Rev Taylor to Assume New Post in Minnesota Conference
The Rev J Wii Taylor, pastor of Hamline Methodist in St Paul, will depart for Mankato to begin duties as superintendent of the Winona district of the Minnesota Methodist conference. His farewell sermon emphasized religious ideals and the pursuit of higher endeavor. Seats for an opening benefit performance will be sold at 10 dollars, with committee members named and a meeting set for this evening at the Commercial club.
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St. Paul Minn
J. Wii.Taylor
Hamline
St. Paul
Taylor
First Methodist
Aberdeen
Mitchell
Michigan
Anderson
H. D. Butterfield
D. T. Becker
B. A. Bobb
J. H. Ferris
C. W. Gilis
J. L. Loyinger
H. M. Wagner
J D. Anderson
Tom Murphy
W. H. Fritz
T.C. Burns
J. W. Broadbent
W. R. Ronald
Ed. M. Chaney
George Liko
J. <.Brenktron
Mitchell to Host Rebuilt Gale Theater as Modern Playhouse
Plans announced for converting the old Gale theater in Mitchell into a three story modern playhouse with 620 seats in the auditorium. The design features improved balcony access, safety upgrades, a brick exterior front, and enhanced comfort for theatergoers while preserving a similar facade.
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Gale
South Dakota
Mitchell
John F. Anderson Jrc
The
Commercial Club
Ew Playhouse
Anderson
Gale Theater
Editoriwmr
Walla
Fou
Stetrick
Onatntpyctsl Club
Women Gain Entrance to Suffrage Lecture at Court House
An audience heard Mrs. Harley Thomas speak on universal suffrage at the Mitchell Franchise league event in Mitchell. Miss Laura Lindley presided. music was provided, and Thomas argued for women's rights in civic reform and broader participation in public life.
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Court House
Harley Thomas
White Lake
Thomas
Laura Lindley
Mitchell Franchise League
Helen Powers
Vesta Murray
Gardner Watkins
BE. Muray
Myra Pepper
Weller
League
South Dakota
Thos tHo
Wasi
Joe Ely
Desperate Milwuakee Station Foundling Discovered
A two week old baby boy dressed in worn clothes was found in Milwaukee Union Station a little after 3 am in the women’s toilet. Police believe he was left by a night train rider. no parents identified, child cared for by Officer Wood Smith and Mrs. Smith.
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Milwaukee
Staion
Andrew Gates
Wood Smith
Strang A
Vote on commission plan decisively rejected by city
The city voted 264 in favor and 607 against the commission plan, a 253 vote margin and 760 total, roughly half the voting strength. Ward results show strong opposition in most districts, with the defeat stronger than the February 1910 vote.
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Commission Plan of Government
Infant dies after clothing ignited by younger brother
In Britton South Dakota the infant child of Mr. and Mrs. George Jackson died from burns after a younger brother touched a burning stick to the stove and set fire to the infant’s cab. The mother briefly left the room and returned to find the cab in flames. the baby later died from injuries.
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Britton
S. D
George Jackson
Briton
War Clouds Over Missions Report Global Strife
A Presbyterian church mission network reports wide scale conflict and distress from Europe to distant regions including Chile and Syria. The release notes unprecedented wartime impact on residents, churches, and charitable efforts, describing severe hardship and widespread unrest.
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Chile
Syria
Lepsia
Absence of Judge Delays City Curbing Suit Hearing
Judge Frank B. Smith set the hearing for 10 o clock next Saturday in the injunction case brought by Halver Kittleson to stop Mitchell officials from curb construction along East Sixth avenue. Kittleson claims the narrowed street width to 30 feet violates a 40 foot city ordinance. Judge Dick Haney was absent from the city, delaying proceedings that had been announced in The Republican.
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Dick Haney
Halver Kittleson
Kittleson
Mitchell
Sixth Avenue
Frank B. Smith
Smith
Thej City
East Sixth Avenue
Asp
Wilson Urges End of Colorado Strike Settlement
Washington President Wilson urged Colorado Fuel & Iron Company operators to accept the federal mediators base for settlement. Welborn replied operators object to several plan points, but the president asked reconsideration.
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Washington, D
Wilson
Welborn
Colorado Fuel & Iron Company
Colorado
Commission Plan Beat in City Government Vote
A two to one vote defeated the proposed commission plan for city government. The rejection marked a clear shift away from change, with voters choosing to retain the existing municipal structure.
South Dakota Officials to Exhibit at Illinois State Fair
Aberdeen leaders Charles McCaffrey Isaac Lincoln and Charles Hunt travel to Springfield to display prize South Dakota products in a state booth. They plan to distribute literature to attract Illinois residents and support South Dakota interests.
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Aberdeen
S. D
Charles McCaffree
Pierre
Isaac Lincoln
State Fair Board
Charles Hunt
Wasta
Springfield
South Dakota
Illinois
South Mkpata
Melon thieves shot on Marion's Island near Port Pierre
In Pierre South Dakota a boy and a hired man on Marion's Island fired shot guns at four young people returning from a horseback trip. One woman was wounded in the lung and all were marked by shot charges. The hired man is under arrest. the boy is at large. Wounded individuals come from prominent Fort Pierre families as villagers express concern.
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Rea’ Place
Marion’s Island
Marion Place
Fort Pierre
West River
Mitchell Delegates to South Dakota Methodist Conference at Wessington Springs
Mitchell figures prominent at the October 6 to 12 conference session in Wessington Springs. Speakers include W G Seaman president Dakota Wesleyan Mrs W S Shepherd Mrs J P Jenkins Rev P H McBeth and R N Holland leading the event with several sermons and addresses by notable church leaders from New York and Cornell College. The program outlines devotional exercises financial talks deaconess and layman sessions and missionary commemorations across October 6 through 12.
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R. N. Holland
South Dakota
James FE. Crowther
New York City
Dakota Wesleyan
Thomas O ’Nicholson
Sornell College
Berk
Springs
Minduasday Opiahbreas
They
John
Terenton
Melndrer
Olieve Leemon
Reiff
Cox
Bernard Westy
Harmon
Warner 3Tieminne
J. Arthur Fiwards
Poward Vessey
A. G. Kynett
Board of Home Missions and Church Extension
J. B. Trimble
D. D
EH. B. Hunt
E. C. Clemens
R. G. Minkler
Miss Robertson
Bernard Vessey
Dr. Harmon
L. B. Wickersham
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
J. P. Jenkins
Dr. Jenkins
Solo
Agon
Thos. Nicholson
Board of Education
M. E. Nem
Luccock
AAA and K. wIPCHOU furnish at dian set
Unclear OCR fragment shows names AAA and K involving a dian set and NirCom Savings Bank South tomas. No clear event or outcome is legible.
Lawn grass problem in Brookings causes concern
A Brookings State College pathology expert says the lawn issue is crab grass a late summer annual that appears as bluegrass goes dormant. He notes no safe eradication without harming the lawn and recommends cultivation where possible, expecting normal bluegrass by spring.
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A. S. Gae
State College
Brookings
Coe
Morgans
Orsi
Eliartazean
Engineer killed by threshing tractor in Groton South Dakota
John Stenzel a 26 year old engineer from Waterloo Illinois died after becoming entangled in a threshing engine hauling outfit near Groton South Dakota. His leg was crushed and his head was indented. An identification book on the body showed his age and membership in the International Association of Mechanics. His brothers arranged for shipment of the body to Illinois for burial.
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Groton
S. D
John Stenzel
Waterloo
Ill
Wm. Krueg
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Stenzel
International ‘Association’ of Mechanics
Ilinois
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