Mitchells Corn Palace Week Draws Crowds In Spite Of Weather
Mitchells Corn Palace week attracts visitors from Plandreau Woonsocket Madison Platte Stickney Tripp and other towns. Despite threatening weather crowds fill the grounds and cheer 40 shows daily including Signor Ferullo band and vaudeville acts. County exhibits win praise with Jerauld Davison and other counties showcasing crops, vegetables, grains, and specialty displays underscoring South Dakota farming progress.
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Plandreau
Woonsocket
Madison
Platte
Stickney
Tripp
Than
Corn Palace
Dakota
Com Palace
Mitchell
Yihiek
Car Palace
Ant Forsmost
Francesco Ferullo
Fenown Ania
South Palota
Industral
Tignes
Ign
Lisiee
Ue Gorn Palace
Clan Stewart
Tripp Gils
Tome Yau
Northwest
Jerald
N. Noselrond
Wossington
South Dakota
Nessbroad
Jerauld County
Huron
Interstate
Sioux City
Nessel- Fond
Tere
Iowa
Minnois
Missouri
Col
Fox
John 11
van Loon
Tand County
Davison County
C. G. Nichols
Tiree
Nichols
Charles Tendrickson
Prosner
Brookings
B.D. Stivers
School of Agriculture
Heoths
Sie Booth
Warsaw
Poland
War
Exhibits and foreign study notes at city fair shown
The article lists familiar exhibitors such as Dom Palen Turner Crean ery company Wm Dethlets and De Laval Separator. Kinney Seed Nursery Maying Washer Mrs Ellen Anderson Mel Terthia My Ferguson. It mentions a display of Japanese prints and paintings and discusses Polish education abroad with a proposal by the city council to ease access and allow return ofPoles in foreign countries.
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Ial
Dom Palen
Turner Creanery Company
Wm, Dethlets
de Laval
Kinney Seed & Nurnery Company
Maying
Ellen Anderson
Mel
Terthia My Ferguson
Ole
Warsaw
Tin Soldiers Enter Real War Hint Across Dutch Shops
News from le Netherlands notes rumors of Nuremberg toy makers using metal for more realistic war figures. Yet dealers report toy soldier armies growing faster than others in Europe, with Dutch shops projecting German troops in Rotterdam and French-British figures in Amsterdam, reflecting neutral consumer sentiment amid mounting conflict.
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Netherlands
Nuremberg
Davaria
Europe
Holt
Tand
Rotterdam
Amsterdam
Fea
Seed corn from soft dough stage suggested for germination
A discussion by S. Trookings and agronomist A. N. Hume advises that corn in the dough stage can be harvested for seed if fully hardened. Pick ripest ears first, store after drying in sun and air, and hang ears in warm outdoor or sheltered spaces to ensure good germination.
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A. N
Yankton County
A. N. Hume
War curbs dueling in Hungary amid wartime zeal
Budapest AP dispatch reports war measures curb duelling, reducing cases from a typical week to none in six months. Public sentiment shifts as officials and lawyers critique duelling, while the Anti Dueling League hopes the era ends, wartime and peace alike.
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Budapest
Hungary
Associated Press
Stephen Tisza
Sinen
A. Provicial Tawyer
London considers women tramcar conductors in push for jobs
London agitation grows for hiring women conductors after a Glasgow report praised 800 female conductors as satisfactory. Critics note timekeeping as a weakness but claim overcrowded cars make fares by women conductors impractical. Glasgow experience cited as positive influence on tough passengers.
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London
England
Municipal ‘Tramways Association
J. Dalrympie
Glaszow — Corporation
Glasgow
Graces at Metropolitan Theater This Week
Milton Schuster and his company present Graces a musical comedy at Metropolitan Theater this week with 200 attractions. The show features Count Dinkenspiel played by Schuster and Countess Dinkenspiel by Florence Cole, with a large chorus and multiple performers.
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Milton Schuster
Metropolitan Theater
Morocco
Mitchiell
Mr. Schuster
Count Dinkenspiel
Florence Cole
Countess Dinkenspiel
Miss Atines Hita
Hy Fensen
Robert Robinson
Billy Coshran
Herman Weber
Half Fail In The Tests For Teachers
The article notes a high failure rate in teacher certification exams with 594 applicants. 114 first grades, 123 second grades, and 28 third grades certified. Fifteen state and 297 county certificate seekers failed to pass. It promotes Northwest lands for settlement and railway expansion, urging exploration of opportunities under a Milwaukee Road sponsored excursion plan. The piece highlights opportunities in North Dakota, Montana, Washington, and neighboring territories.
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Dacota
Montana
Wash
Norwest
Francisco
Prisca
Con Jefonsson
Atiwatkee
Be Cured tee noe a ack medi a for testinetin
Be Cured tee noe a ack medi a for testinetin.
Local Passenger Agent Advised for Territorial Inquiry
A fragment indicates instructions to contact Geo. Jynes, General Passenger Agent, for a personal inspection of territory, and to buy a low fare ticket if needed. The readable text references a local waiitee agent and policy on permits for literature and fu ie rrmitation.
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Geo. Jaynes
Mitchell notes long list of local people events
Local notes from Mitchell items include Mr and Mrs John A Tracy of Los Angeles visiting property interests in Mitchell. Anderson of Bridgewater, banker, and William Clark of Mitchell were in the city. A daughter Nels Goodbin returned home from Jordan sanitarium. Four drunks in municipal court paid fines totaling 25 dollars. Wm. Rober paid ten dollars for permitting patrons in his pool hall. A birth near Mitchell and various hospital operations are reported. Mrs Reeves and other relatives visit. A wedding Clyde J Taylor to Gladys Edith Penna luna is described, with service by Dr J S Hoagland and friends present. The Feiding occurred at the parsonage Tuesday evening.
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John A. ‘Tracy
Los Angeles
Caill
Mitchell
Anderson
Bridgewater
Ashier
Farmers’ National Bank
Usi Hors
Mins
William Clark
Nels Goodbin
Jordan
Lovinger
White Lake
St. Josmes Hospital
Mabel
Sparkston
Ta Ha Sone
Bohan
B. Tipton
W. J. Reeves
Belvidere
Hi Moors
W Atlandra
Allen Cosan
Presho
Elizabeth Manson
Ted Iron
Musta
Huron
Ely Hall
Thompson
Ted
Louly Weltz
Siks Margaret
Bob
Plackinton
Clyde J. Taylor
Gladys Edith Penaluna
J. 8. Hoagland
Witey
Pantine
C.H. Hardman
Pona
Inna
Loomis
Taylor
Dr King New Discovery Cough Remedy Endorsed
Fragmented reader note touts Dr Kings New Discovery as the best remedy for coughs colds and flu like illnesses after exposure to sneezing. The fragment urges faithful use for self and family with a personal testimonial tone.
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