Rural School Notes and Board Requests on Attendance
Miss Mev Tormid sails to Seattle to pursue further schooling and return to Mt. Vernon No. 22. Mt. Vernon teachers and patrons meet at the school for sanitation lessons. a new teacher Mr Aushitz is hired. proposal for a county wide universal attendance day near the Corn Palace is discussed to promote community education.
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Mev Tormid
Wavison
Aleekins
Vidi Christensen
Luis Beaian
Vietor
Blondon Township
Phe Board of Education
Mt. Verenan
Aushitz
Corn Palace
Wallacat Street Store Robbers Captured After Break-In
Three burglars named Poley Gordon and Williams were captured after a break-in at the Mirkrud general store in Wallace. They faced trial in the state circuit court and, if convicted, face terms at the Sioux Falls penitentiary.
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Wallaca
Poley
Cordon
Williams
Vaid Uy Tla
Burelanizin
Mirkrud
Walleece
South Dakota
Sioux Halls
Library sees high demand for serious books in new season
The City Library reports strong interest in serious titles as club women launch their season of literary work. Sociology leads reading lists with 21 volumes, literature 25, history 14. juvenile books total 6 percent. Donations from Witchcock and Mrs Ida Loomer boost collections, while warehouse reprints and “Shirt story literature” from the Wisconsin library bulletin inspire readers to review both sides of issues.
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Ida Loomer
Wisconsin Library Bulletin
Gann Valley Man Is Freed After Fifteen Years
Frank Skotil nick has been released from the Sioux Walls penitentiary after fifteen years for killing his wife on a farm near Gann Valley. Once a prominent Snuffaln farmer, he returned to Wutrak in 1ril. Originally sentenced to life, the commutation reduced it to twenty five years. with credits, he is freed.
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Sioux Falls
Frank Skotilnick
Sioux Walls
Gann Valley
Kosinick
Butt
Marks Hing Rel
Stolen Suit Heist In City Store Net $5 Sales
Detectives Voss Cutie and Gus Danielson linked a night theft at a store on Woward Street to 120 suits torn from a display. Ninety six recovered. others sold at low prices. The store used a skeleton key, vault opened. some contents missing or disposed. Authorities pursue suspects. a possible arrest planned.
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Sian
Abe Miller
Voss Cutie
Gus Danielson
Satsee
Woward
Tlm
Miller
Curtin
Avis
Wittomahiles
Mitty Haush
Orr Tis
Catch Robbers at Sioux Falls
Minchow and assistants arrested suspects Paley Kinzie alias Frank Gordon recently released from Ananosa penitentiary J L Delone of Colorado Warry Pritchard formerly of Sioux City now Sioux Falls Mrs Cora DeWitt alias Mrs Tate after a robbery at a Toward Store of goldsmiths and other valuables.
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Sioua Sedtisy
Girl Crawls From Car After Accident at Fair Grounds
Miss Isabel Niche Osa was struck by an automobile on the Porneasawhs fair grounds while walking near a drive. She crawled from the rear of the car as bystanders aided and the vehicle was halted.
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Aberdoan
Isabel Niche Osa
Seringol
Walia
Oakland Seeks Unity of Name With Other Oaklands
Oakland California aims to force a single city name by convening a meeting of municipal authorities from all Oaklands in the United States. The Oakland Chamber of Commerce has pressed the plan after twenty seven Oaklands refused to surrender the name despite letters sent July 31.
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Oakland
Calif
Califort
Oaklands
United States
Oakland Chamber of
Coimmere
Joseph M. Caine
Oakland Chamber
Adiso
Califl
Mair Teaching Practical Canning Versus Theory
W A L Math of the State College at Brookings will demonstrate practical canning to Hughes County schoolgirls this week. He travels with County Agent Understwoad, visiting points across the county for about a week to show hands on extension work aligning college methods with county needs. The program expands facilities for 128 pupils and highlights a locally popular education effort linked to Sioux families who once attended the school.
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Hughes County
W. AL Math
State College
Brookings
iPs
Agricultural Department
Hunters Try to Pass Without License Spark Nearby Clash
Readable fragments describe gatherings of hunters attempting to travel or trespass without proper licenses, prompting concern about enforcement and safety as locals react to the trespass attempts. The text hints at clashes or confrontations arising from the unlawful hunting.
Gann Valley Abuzz Over Proposed Road Railroad
The Gann Valley and Whiteside County residents push for a grass railway south toward Kimball and possibly Plate. They seek Milwaukee connections with east west lines, hoping a feeder rail boosts regional transport and trade. Committees from Kimball and surrounding areas back the plan to wind through the countryside.
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Kimball
S. J
Gann Valtex
Whitesale County
Gann Valley
Plate
Buffalo County
Bue- Hiese Ten
Kimi
Wano
Milwaukee Railway Company
Piathe
Inotier
Milwaukee Ailroad
Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure in South Dakota
Notice states Bertha A. Christy and Bertha A. Nelson, mortgagees, declare a mortgage default on a Mitchell South Dakota property described as Lot Eleven In Black One in Burrs Addition. The sale will occur at the Davison County Court House in Mitchell on a specified October date. Sheriff proceeds will repay principal of five hundred and forty dollars plus interest and costs.
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Jennie Te. Lond
Martharort
Bertha A. Nelson
Renta AL
Morieages
Bolsn
Hamid
Sui
Faye
Ie Court Pouse
Ali No
Pavisoe Conney
Dakota
Venat
Davison County
South Dakota
Lot Leven
S. Burr
Mitchell
Spiteler
Mortenagen
Bertha A. Christy
Petition for Administration of William Illingworth Estate
Susan Willingworth filed a petition in Davison County Court for letters of administration of William Illingworth deceased. Hearing set for September 29 1976 at 10:00 am in the Davison County Courthouse Mitchall South Dakota. Interested parties may appear to show cause why the petition should not be granted.
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South Dakota
Davison
Willliam Illingworth
South
Tiakova
Susan Ilingworth
Selmind Adams
Smith
William Jinneworth
Susan Wi Varin
W. M. Herbert
Rom Mitchell
W. I. Carstenen
Thomas Wastcott
Mitchell
Si J. Pellows
Commercealub
Mitchell Jobbers
Interstate Commerce Commission
Jellows
Washington
Commission
A. WK
Doe Living Nomi
Mit- SS
Tee Val
Erick
Gankel
Bates
Louis Stonecipher
First Baptist
Robert Lincoln Wesley
Alvs
William Gordon Braeckett
W. 8. Hill
A. BL. Rowley
W. Gillis
Neil Jensen
W. de. Gardner
A. B. Albee
Graceland Fonebeary
Ground broken for Methodist State Hospital project
The initial dirt was turned at four o'clock yesterday at the hospital site on the city edge with trustees ministers and contributors in attendance. Various church and community leaders spoke on the hospital's role for Mitchell and region. The ceremony included a prayer and a pledge to fundraise, with plans to sign the construction contract soon and begin actual building.
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Building Fund
WW. T. Perf
Mt. Vernon
Neison
Mitchell
Hospital Board
Not S0on Hus
Ralsing Fands
Aare
Meande St. Hoagland
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Mt Veron
Mewen
Ait
Vernon
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City Hospital A Modern Plant to Be Built in Mitchell
Plans for a new city hospital in Mitchell call for a fireproof reinforced concrete building faced with brick. The 20 bed facility includes electric lighting, baths on every floor, an elevator, sterilizing rooms, and a doctor’s entrance with changing areas. The project totals 13 600 dollars and credit goes to Dr C P Barnsworth for pushing the plan. A potential south side site was offered by Methodist representatives on the new ten vere tract and awaits decision.
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Mitchell Hospital
Wherry
Minneapolis
City Hospital
Leader
Goschenardware Store
Norh- Western
CP. Barnsworth
Mitchell
Tenvere
Lightning Fatality Hits Boy and Horse During Farm Work
A severe storm in Carthage struck a 15 year old boy while tending cattle. He was instantly killed as the horse he rode also died from the same bolt. Authorities report no further injuries.
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Carthage
Mitchell Local Notes Highlight Wildfire Stop and Social Events
Mitchell lists wedding of Delmar Alison and Jennie Ioss in Sioux City, court actions including Jim Brothers guilty of indecent language and 30 days suspended, frost damage and corn prospects, Corn Palace preparations with “America First” theme, community clubs, funerals, school board funding, and a rattlesnake sighting near the city.
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Jim Brothers
W. M. Vierbert
Sugar Industry to Open Beet Factory at Belle Fourche
Captain Seth Bullock announced from Denver that Great Western Sugar Co will build a beet sugar factory on his 1100 acre Belle Fourche tract in 1918. The firm will plant two thousand acres to beets next spring and the sale price of the Bullock ranch is reported near $90,000.
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Deadwood
S. D
Seth Bullock
Denver
Great Western Sugar Company
Belle Fourche
Bullock
Rust-Parker executive Cameron Rust dies after golf
Cameron R. Rust, longtime clubman and former publisher, president of the Rust-Parker company, died in the Netherland Country Club locker room in Duluth after a golf game. He was born in Randolph, Wisconsin on February 7 1868.
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Duluth, Minn
Cameron R. Rust
Rust-Parker Company
Netherland Country Club
Randolph
Wis
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