Mitchell High to Host Spencer in Friday Practice Opener
A Mitchell high school fall practice game against Spencer high is slated for Friday at Hitchcock park, with coach Herbert Hardy guiding a squad rebuilt after graduations. Selection of starting players will occur from the available material as the team prepares for the new season.
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Mitchell High
Spencer High
Hitchcock Park
Herbert
Hardy
Feslovan
Hech
Rere
Bryant
Grace
Der
Hathaways
Wok
Bloyd
Frank
Salisbury
Hoony
Peach
Wilieh
Royal Aang
Brenden
Heer
Ruger
Sguigin
Omae
I Mining Felig Ech
Banks warn of money hoarding amid credit strain
The article notes calls for extending emergency measures and publicizing bank reserves to counteract excessive interest rates and money hoarding. Officials indicate action tied to current ports of credit and the Denke focus, with daily reserve lists to expose banks’ behavior.
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Aes
Adoo
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Osanara
Hitle
Boy Found Morning In Vernon Mn
A morning report from Vernon Minnesota notes a boy was located after being missing. Police say he was found safe and unharmed near a local road and returned to guardians. Investigators continue checking leads and reviewing school and neighborhood checkpoints for any further information.
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Vernon
Japanese Troops Accused of Harsh Actions in Lai-Chow China
Letter from Charles A. Leonard of the American Southern Baptist mission reports Chinese villagers in Lai-Chow faced abuse by Japanese troops. He notes a 5,000-strong cavalry and infantry force damaging homes, seizing crops, and using Chinese merchants for labor amid rain. Chinese women fled, with five deaths by suicide to avoid attacks.
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Pekin
China
Charles
A. Leonard
Lai-Ghow
Shan- Tung Province
Mr. Leonard
Lai-Chow
Leonard
Loomis and Area News Touches Dakota Wisconsin and Iowa
Loomis residents Mr and Mrs Li Hager visit old friends in Nebraska and Iowa while E Smith returns from Illinois. Mrs F J Smith and children arrive from unspecified location for September visit. Lightning strike burns grain stocks. Ed Jay moves from Loomis to Mitchell. Prof H I Jones from Mitchell spoke at the church. A farmer plans winter stint in Montana. during her absence the Nelsons occupy the house.
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Wisconsin
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Hag
Nebraska
Smith
Egannes
Iowa
E. Smith
Illinois
F.J. Smith
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Nyhouse
Jay
Mitchell
H. I. Jones
Armer
Montana
Nelsen
Tractor Flue Explodes Injuring Fireman in Washington Springs
A steam tractor flue exploded during handling in Washington Springs, burning coals and boiling water as fireman De Tung was present. The incident caused the engine flue to catch fire, injuring the fireman.
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Springs
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AlLo
Accident at plant causes burns after boiler burst
Investigation shows a main flue explosion at the engine blew out the fire box scattering boiling water and coals on von De Jung. He was removed to a hospital for treatment and, though seriously burned, is expected to recover. BP Pinan provided immediate aid and called for help.
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Fire at Skinwood's store sparks briefly in Kimball
Yesterday at about two o'clock the rear of Skinwood's store in Kimball caught fire, likely from a gasoline stove used to test cream. The blaze was quickly extinguished by the fire company with minimal damage. Also noted: L. G. Conants return from a 1400 mile automobile trip to Miles City, Montana, and Chas Talish suffers injuries from a haystack fall onto a pitchfork.
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Skinwood
L. G. Conant
Kimball Hotel
Miles City
Montana
Chas. Talish
Postal rule targets missing street numbers on post cards
Post office clerks will no longer spend time hunting street addresses for mass mailed cards. The new rule, received by Postmaster T. J. Ball, allows individual ecards to still be addressed with directories. Merchants and utilities are urged to include street and house numbers to avoid direction service.
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Bulletin
Germans Admit Loss of Vessel Cap Trafalgar
Berlin announces the sinking of the German armed merchant cruiser Cap Trafalgar off South America on Sept 14, 1940. The crew was saved by the German steamer Hilen ore Woerman. The Carmania’s casualties list reports nine dead and five wounded, none of the officers.
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Germany
Rotterdam
London
Cap ‘Trafalgar
South America
Cunard Line
Carmania
Hilenore Woerman
Gondon
Eagland
Admiralty
South American
Vienna
Galicia
Serviang
Trieste, Pola clash looms as Austrians brace
The Austrians complain of woefully inadequate hospital care with wounded often left on fields 24 to 48 hours raising mortality. Trieste, a key Adriatic seaport, is urged to resist attack while the Anglo French fleet would first confront the Austrian fleet at Pola before targeting Trieste.
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Aisne
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Metz
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von Buslow
von Hausen
Wurttemburg
Fim
France
Etnin
Brice As - Delme
Chateau Balin
Creditors Seek McClellan In Shadowed City Career
Creditors seeking George W. McClellan pursue his whereabouts after a burned store and a list of sensational episodes. Once claiming kin to a famed general and Spanish war service, he gained notoriety in Iowa during the Roosevelt campaign and faced a mock court martial by Spanish War veterans. Authorities investigate the store fire and his disappearance.
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George W. McClellan
McClellan
Iowa
Roosevelt
Sioux City
South Dakota
Spanish Way
Pure Milk lecture to be given by Prof Merrill
Prof F W Merrill of North Dakota, a known authority on pure milk, will lecture on pure milk Friday evening at the city hall auditorium. The free talk urges all clubs women and mothers to attend. It will stress milk sanitation and the need for consumer awareness, with stereoptical slides.
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F. W. Merrill
North Dakota
City Hall
Women's Aid Society
Michal Commercia Club
Dr Kings New Life Pills Endorsed as Cure All
Ad claims Dr Kings New Life Pills purify bile and cleanse stomach and bowels of waste and poisons. The tonic is said to restore the body to health with the first dose curing depression dizziness biliousness and constipation. Available at all druggists for 25c.
Judge James W McCarter on Speaking Tour in Aberdeen
Democratic nominee Judge James W McCarter campaigns in Aberdeen South Dakota detailing platform and tour stops. He outlines policy goals and appeals to voters amid local inquiries about his positions.
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Aberdeen, S. D
James W. McCarter
South Dakota Governor Begins Brown County Speaking Tour
The governor of South Dakota arrived in Aberdeen last evening and left this morning with local Democrats for a Brown County tour. He will address several towns, ending with Groton on Wednesday night, where he will meet Democrats from Marshall County. Democratic state headquarters expects a lively campaign leading to election day with confidence in winning parts of the ticket.
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Aberdeen
Brown County
Groton
Marshall County
Huron Daily Goes Over 70 The Democrats
The Aberdeen based Huron Morning Herald once backed Crawford and Byrne in the primary but now shifts editorial control. In its last issue it endorses the Democratic cause and pledges support for the entire Democratic state ticket in South Dakota.
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Democracy
Huron Morning Herald
Coe J. Crawford
Frank M. Byrne
Presho Sets August Cream Shipping Record on Milwaukee Route
Presho South Dakota reports shipping 701 cans of cream in August earning over four thousand dollars. Returns averaged above six dollars per can for farmers supplying cream. Town claims to be the largest cream shipping center on the Milwaukee road west of the Missouri for the month.
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Milwaukee, Road
Milwaukee Road
Woman kills seventeen rattlers in a day
In Perkins county near Whitney South Dakota Mrs Hamen killed seven rattlers as she walked to a neighbor and ten more on her return. Her husband traced the path and found additional snakes. Officials note the snakes were likely seeking winter quarters.
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Perkins County
Indians Protest Dancing Ban at Native Fairs
Pierre South Dakota residents protest a Interior department order denying Indians the right to perform in native costumes at annual fairs and gatherings. They argue the dances draw crowds just as special shows do at white fairs and fear attendance will drop for both communities without the feature.
Pheasant Shooting Costs Spearfish Man $50
Deadwood South Dakota reports Charles Ulrich of Spearfish valley faced a magistrate for shooting a Mongolian pheasant misidentified as a grouse. He was fined $50 plus costs after realizing the birds were protected game.
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Charles Ulrich
Spearfish Valley
Ulrich
Heat Wave Grips Black Hills City Deadwood S D
Unseasonable heat tightens its grip on Deadwood and the Black Hills, bringing high temperatures and dry conditions as residents adapt to unusual mid year warmth. Experts warn of heat-related health risks and urge precautions. Local authorities monitor conditions for potential advisories.
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Deadwood
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Black Hills
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Hottest September Recorded in Black Hills as Spearfish Soars
Thermometer hits 93 in the region and 96 in Spearfish Valley setting this summer’s high. The readings mark the warmest September on record in the Black Hills and trigger a rush on straw hats as shops report brisk sales.
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Black Hills
Kaiser Visits Wounded as War Rages in Europe
London dispatch reports Kaiser Wilhelm II visiting a Protestant hospital in Copenhagen. He spoke with wounded soldiers, sent roses, distributed iron crosses, and spoke of crushing enemies, while a chaplain noted the emperor’s six sons in the conflict.
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England
W. M. Duckworth
Daily News
Copenhagen
Chaplai
Tere
Watch Lost Seven Years Found in Bradley Field
While working on a farm near Bradley seven years ago W A Straight lost a gold watch. He searched diligently but found nothing until yesterday when cutting corn in the same field he rediscovered the timepiece.
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Bradley
W. A. Straight
Timepiece and gold coin emergence from harsh conditions
A recovered timepiece remained in good shape after long exposure to the elements, its gold appearing polished and its internal works undamaged. The text shifts to a health ad urging readers to stop coughs with Dr. Bell's Pine-Tar-Honey, claiming quick relief for fall colds and suitability for infants, priced at 25 cents.
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French Bull Kills Eighteen Germans in Surprise Charge
Paris reports a French bull killed eighteen Germans near Sezanne during a German advance. Villagers released cattle to safety as the enraged animal charged, goring six at first and then a dozen more before dying.
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Germany
Petit Parisien
Sezanne
Meritol line offered by local drug firm in Mitchell
Theater Pharmacy Co. under Fred Scott announces Meritol preparations from the American Drug and Press Association. The store touts Meritol as guaranteed and exclusive through association members and invites Mitchell residents to request the line.
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Mitchell
American Drug and Press Association
Meritol
Theater Pharmacy Co
Fred Scott
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