Aberdeen Aims High With Dakota Wesleyan Title Hopes
Beginning Wednesday after a week of football practice the University team, coached by Chadwick, trains for a likely strong season. Veterans Todnem and Years appear, with Sheeks and Kadinger as key backs. Hardy directs, and a full schedule including Huron College, South Dakota State, Vermillion, Mines, and Yankton is set with manager Hardy arranging home games.
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South Dakota
Dakota Wesleyan
Chadwick
Mitchell
Todnem
Trong
Atig
John
Devers
Nolt
Ae North Dakota
Candi
Posias
Bes Hnoueh
Mvill
Will
Ardy
Iekota
Sheeks
rBay
Possely
Willound
Ior
George S . Kadinger
Serena Lauritz
Ito
Northern Normal and Industrial
Aberdeen
Paul M. Young
Huron College
South Dakota State College
Brookings
The
State University
Vermillion
Rapid City School of Mines
Yankton
Hardy
Drainage Ditch Proposals Prompt County Board Action
County commissioners hear farmer complaints on assessments for McCornack and Loomis drainage ditches. Loomis plan faces hardest opposition with proposed rebalancing of damages and benefits. McCornack may face injunction if work starts. court settlement likely. Local petitioners protest current assessment basis. advisors urge farmer-led, cost-saving, faster construction.
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Board of County Commissioners
McCornack
Loomis
Badger
Blendon
Ias
T. J. Spangler
H. B. Hitchcock
W. M. Herbert
Record Crowd Packs Corn Palace for Tuesday Concert
A sunny Tuesday drew an immense audience to the corn palace where the Zamoras entertained outside and the United States Marine Band performed inside. The crowd cheered the overture to William Tell and Miss Hazel Lathrop earned a warm reception while Seel and DeLuca’s piccolo duet drew an encore. The Star Spangled Banner ended each concert with a standing salute.
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Zamoras
Corn Palace
United States Marine Band
Marine Band
Hazel Lathrop
Messrs. Seel
DeLuca
National Air
Marine Band Arrives for Mitchell City Concert
The United States Marine Band arrived in Mitchell on a special Milwaukee Road train. Lieutenant Santelmann and troops, in fatigue uniforms, stepped off amid a modest crowd after a long, tiring trip from Washington via Chicago and Manilla, with a cordial greeting from Secretary Ness.
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United States Marine Band
Milwaukee Road
Santelmann
Ness
Marine
Washington
Chicago
Colorado
Manilla
Mitchell
Marine Band Concert Impresses at the Corn Palace
The United States Marine Band performed to strong acclaim at the corn palace with Lieutenant Santelmann directing rich tones and precise execution. Soloists Myrtle Lee and Arthur Witcomb received enthusiastic responses as the ensemble showcased reeds, horns, and a vivid Jubilee overture.
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United States Marine Band
Corn Palace
Santelmann
Myrtle Lee
Palace
Arthur Witcomb
Trains Bring In Large Crowds To Mitchell
Two special Milwaukee system trains brought large crowds to Mitchell this morning. The Flandreau train arrived at 10:30 with over 700 passengers from Madison Artesian Woonsocket Wessington Springs and nearby points. A Platte line train met Stickney at Tripp and carried more than 500 passengers. Regular north and west trains added extra coaches, filling to the doors.
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Milwaukee
Mitchell
Flandreau
Madison
Artesian
Woonsocket Wessington Springs
Platte
Stickney
Tripp
North
Coupon Lists and Cash Values
A sequence of offers showing 50 coupons plus 0.75 cash, 35 coupons plus 0.90 cash, 25 coupons plus 1.00 cash, and 15 coupons plus 1.10 cash. The items present a scaling discount structure with increasing cash value as coupon counts decrease.
Crowds Fill Streets for Popular Corn Palace Day
Morning crowds formed as two Omaha road specials arrived from Yankton and Alcester joining at Salem to travel as one train. The regular eastbound train added many visitors while perfect weather boosted spirits for a full day of festivities at the Corn Palace in South Dakota.
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South Dakota
Omaha Road
Yankton
Alcester
Salem
A Fine Electrical Display At Mitchell Corn Palace
Main Street and the Corn Palace Building glow with 3 000 lights in red white and blue. The display extends from the Milwaukee depot to the palace as crowds admire the bright rows and the tower cap. The corn palace exterior shines with nearly a thousand lights and the Marine Band will play daily concerts this week drawing larger crowds.
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Main Street
Corn Palace
Milwaukee Depot
Sioux Falls
Huron
Mitchell
United States Marine Band
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the Marine Band
Musi
Cians
Omaha
Shoo
Congress
Dr. Shoop
Ely
Mae
Great Western Cereal Company
New York
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Albany
ST. Louis
Argus
Waterbury & Alousia
Sue
STOLZ
J. H. Ferris
Mitchell, S
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