Fishing trip yields large catch and plans for more
Good Will residents report a Saturday fishing trip to White Stone yielding 195 fish and plan another soon. Local notes cover farm life, family visits, and concerns about liquor in the dry age, plus a tribute to Charlie Chaplin and his early life.
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Oell
White Stone
Luther Larson
Louis Larmi
Hancock, Minn
We Iilian Garson
Wilmot
Hallal
Wickard
Jareg
Margaret Flute
Ber Faribault
Iimer
Mr. Wood
Fredrosch
M. Hagen
Oscar Noel
Sarely
Camp Miles
New York City
Good Will
Princer
Blossom
Ethel Lynd
Herbert Folger
Dayton
Ohio
Waring Lynd
Cincinnati
Dan Irving
Ft. Thompson
Evangeline Booth
The Rough-Necks Rally For Red White and Blue
A wartime lament urges readers to value rough soldiers over comfortable civilians. It contrasts enlisted men who endure cold and fear with those at home who avoid service. The piece honors veterans and questions unearned pride while referencing a Chevron of Gold and discipline.
Rise of Domestic Science in Schools and Home Arts
The article argues that historical views on home making were dismissive and that domestic science now grows in schools. It asserts training in home arts improves food use, nutrition, and family outcomes, shaping capable children and efficient homes.
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Desair
Sisseton Proposes Standards for Women Training
A local stance argues no girl should be deemed fit for life until fully qualified to manage a home and rear children by the highest health and efficiency standards.
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Sisseton
Would-Be Cowboys Leave for Montana Tales
Two 12 year old youths Leo Jordan and Harvey Sherman planned to run away to Montana to become cowboys after hearing exciting stories. They intended to pursue a life they believed full of freedom and adventure.
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Leo Jordan
Harvey Sherman
Montana
Boy Run Over By Auto Near Peeger In Browns Valley
A Sherman boy named Leo was struck by a car while riding a bicycle near Peeger and suffered serious injuries. He was rushed to Browns Valley hospital with the wheel passing over his body and he is reported in dangerous condition. Beardsley News notes another local rider, Yes Lepler, wearing glasses at the Sis set on Friday June 20 at Hotel with a prompt arrival requested.
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Charlie Chaplin
Charlie
Sitie
London
Carrotl
Peeger Leo
Browns Valley
Leo
Sherman
Beardsley
Yes Lepler
Sisset
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