Corn Palace festive week opens with crowded electric parade
Special trains and crowds fill the city for the Corn Palace celebration kickoff. The Palace and Main Street events draw hundreds, with the big evening show featuring Salvatore LaRie and Verdi numbers, while the electric parade wows spectators despite cold winds.
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Il Vrovatore
Verdi
Wathers Inewslaver
Minima Buel
Contmilto
Ninedeo Baldi
Guiseppe DelLuchhi
Wlater
Mr. Baldi
Hach
KareMi
Marion
Martinos Randall
Dpalace
Sist Hielthey
Miss Randall
Helen Moller
Eisen
Mitchnell
SPECIAL TRAIN SERVICE NOTICE
Fragmented OCR describes a special train service with uncertain station names times and destinations. It mentions departures and arrivals at various locations including Sioux City Phasi Scotlaid and Aberdeen with unclear schedules and jumbled notes. The text is partially illegible but indicates a schedule type public notice.
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Sioux City
Phasi
Express rate case hearing set for Saturday in Sioux Falls
Lincoln fed district court Judge Muneer named as third judge to sit with Judge John J. Carlind and Judge J. D. Wiiott in Sioux Falls next Saturday. The express companies seek to enjoin South Dakota authorities from enforcing rates after an ICC order, pending the state supreme court action.
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Sioux Walls
S. D
Supreme Court of
South Dakota
Interstate Commerce Commission
Senator James Martine Wins Democratic Nomination for U S Senate
In Trenton New Jersey Senator James Martine secured the Democratic nomination for United States Senate by a comfortable margin over John Westcott. Westcott is the state's attorney general and notable for nominating Wilson.
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Wilson
Trenton
N. J
James Martine
United States
John Westcott
John Wescott
Mitchell and Bruce rail line win state approval
The Mitchell and Northwestern railway company wins state railway commission approval for a line from Mitchell to Gann Valley via Storia Crow Lake and Weigh More. Bruce and Adams had conflicts. Adams seeks to extend from Gann Valley to Kimball and Plate. Building to begin with surveys and right of way purchases in spring. local churches plan to seek new ministers as services resume.
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Mitchell
Hiphmore
Mitchell& Northh Western Railway Company
State Railway Commission
Gaia Valles
Buffalo County
Iinant Lo Po
George W. Adams
Council Bluffs
Railway Commission
Gann Valley
Mr.dums
Bruce
Wiruce
Yankton
Mitchell Commercial Club
Ohee
Brnce
Mir.rnee
Storia
Crow Lake
Weighmore
Adame
Mdams
Kimball
Wagner Minus All Preachers
Within days Wagner will lack a resident clergyman as all local church pastors retire or move. Congregational pastor Rev. May and family depart for Yankston, taking Running Water, Perkins and Lyden charges. Rev. R. E. Paul of the Baptist church has delivered his farewell sermon.
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A. N. Olson
Wagher
Woonsocket Boy with Liberati’s Band Visits Mitchell
Howard Lee Wenfield of Chicago first cornet with Liberati’s band performs in Mitchell this week. He began in Woonsocket thirteen years ago with the old Third regiment band that played for Mitchell city hall cornerstone, and later joined major orchestras in Chicago after moving from Idaho. He is the son of Judge W. H. Wenfield of Sanborn county.
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Howard Lee Wenfield
Chicago
Liberati
Corm Palace
Mitchell
Third Regiment
Yoonsocket
South Dakota
Kenfield
Woonsocket
Ftr
Hecht
Pn i Liege
South Dakota National Guard
Charles N
Enfield
A. T. Treland
Trelid
Idaho
Kentfield
W. H. Wenfield
Sanborn County
Auto Bus Collision Injures Thirteen in Minneapolis
Thirteen people were injured when a motor truck crashed into an auto bus carrying thirteen passengers in Minneapolis. Five passengers suffered serious cuts from flying glass. none of the injuries are described as dangerous.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Noozie Government Forecast for South Dakota
Partly cloudy and colder tonight with a fair and cooler Thursday. Prost in morning. The Republican's Recording Thermometer shows Wednesday readings from 48 at 3 a.m. to 60 by afternoon as temperatures rise through the day across the state.
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South Dakota
Greece May Enter War As Crete Rebels Grow
London reports Greece on verge of joining Entente as King Constantine consents. Crete sees 4,000 Greek troops join revolutionaries in Canea while Serbian and Bulgarian forces continue heavy fighting on the Macedonian front. Reports from Paris and Sofia note Allied push on the Somme and new prisoner counts.
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London
England
Greece
Constantine
Crete
Canea
Sofia
Bulgaria
Paris
Franece
Khaimakealan
Athens
Constantine Moschopoulos
Nv0
Moschopoulos
Reuter
Associated Press
Unis
H Entente
Sentente
Constantin
Thiepval Fall Boosts Anglo French Western Front Drive
British and French forces capture Thiepval and Combles in a major western front advance. The fall of Thiepval opens the line toward Bapaume as artillery and German defenses collapse with low Allied costs. Combles yields large garrisons and stores according to semi official reports.
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London
England
Thiepval
Combles
Gommercourt
Bapaume
Renuter
British Officers Released from Ellis Island Detention
Major Arthur Humphrees and Lieutenant Hugh Jevreck, British army officers detained at Ellis Island on arrival from England, were ordered released today by Commissioner General Caminetti of the immigration bureau.
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Washington, D. C
Arthur
Humphrees
Hugh Jevreck
Ellis Island
England
General Caminetti
Immigration Bureau
Flour price forecast linked to wheat trends in Minneapolis
Local millers in Minneapolis predict flour could reach 10 dollars a barrel if wheat prices stay up. Wheat prices eased today keeping flour quotes firm at 8.80 dollars for first patent grades in carload lots, while flour sits 3 dollars higher than a year ago.
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Officla
Commer
Main
Wirst Avenue
J. J. Wells
Bent Aid
Minneapolis
Minn
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