South Dakota notices and farm reports in Milbank area bulletin
A South Shore petition urges free textbooks for district pupils. Castlewood farmers report abundant hay harvests. Cottonwood plans a town anniversary celebration August 17. Doland Catholic church damaged by lightning. Vermillion poultry group forms with 40 breeders. Kilborne hail damages crops up to 75 percent. Canton Catholic church dedicated. Milbank churches plan union services. Ray Caney, formerly Milbank, killed by live wire in Vancouver.
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Castlewood
Cottonwood
Ro el Sram
Canton
O'Gorman
Milbank
Ray A. Caney
Vancouver
Wash
Clark, Leaving, Gins Slowly Gives Its 90 Votes to Speaker
Amid a Democratic national convention deadlock in Baltimore, New York's delegation shifted all its votes to Speaker Clark on the tenth ballot, raising hopes of a break while Wilson supporters remained doggedly skeptical. Ballots continued into the night as delegates speculated on deals and state shifts.
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Gov
Harmon
Wilson
Baltimore
New York
Clark
New Jersey
Bryan
Kenn
Ollie James
Gaynor
Underwood
Bridge
Bame
First State Bank
Maal Toeats Piet
Governor Wil lace warns of firework danger in New Jersey
An article recalls a Baltimore incident where a firecracker blast blinded a man and burned his eyes as Governor Wil lace comments on fire dangers. The piece weaves a humorous tale about two motorists misjudging a town's distance, ending with reflections on safety. It also notes the Young People's alliance of the German Evangelical churches meeting in Aberdeen with F. P. Schpat fer listed as president.
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Girt
N. J
Athen
Baltimore
Willace
Tonce
Smother
Imilles
Jim
Wileye
Young People’s Alliance
Allen Must Stand Suit Dismissed in Jewelry Case
Nathan Allen, a Kenosha manufacturer, and Helen Dwefle Jenkins are involved in a damaging suit. The case was dismissed after proceedings in New York on July 1.
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Allen
New York
Nathan Allen
United
Savanra
Helen Dwefle Jenkins
Monaco's Casino Dominates City Of Wealth And Mystery
A detailed tour of Monaco’s Casino de Monte Carlo describes the principality’s dense layout, exclusive rules, and foreign celebrity crowd. The piece notes the entrance process, strict surveillance, and the hypnotic hum of roulette along with the oil lamps and faultless security that thwarted an early 20th century wire-cutting attempt.
Noted London Cathedral Scene Amid Cheapside Traffic
Fragmentary historical note describes Bt. Paul’s and a London streetscape with crowds and red sea of traffic along the Strand, Cheapside, and nearby areas. Details are partial but convey a vivid city panorama of that era.
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London
Bt. Paul's
Wai
Cheapside
Hill
Strand
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