Questioning President Wilsons War Policy in Sasseton
Walter L. Johnson argues Wilson kept the nation out of war but questions what actions justified that claim He notes Wilsons policies including actions toward Mexico Japan and Germany and observes Germanys preference for peace while citing a local travel note about Mrs Nels Beck from Peever.
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Wilson
Ayerea
America
United States
Holland
Sweden
Nativay
Denmark
Switzerland
Spain
Norway
Japan
Mexico
West Indies
Theaten
Germany
Kaiser William
Advertising and immigration shaping South Dakota growth
The Aberdeen American notes South Dakota trails North Dakota in population but gains via cheaper land and constant settler outreach. It cites advertising budgets, rail grants, and census data showing farm expansion and a surge in immigrant cars from January through May, with March and April as peak months.
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Dakota
Er McCattree
South Dakota
Hie Baele
Oufinweil
Besser
Faeric Chen
South Daloning
North Dakota
Supt. Robinson
Dakota Division
Northwestern
Aberdeen American
Sisseton Indians blank Wanbay in 7 0 victory on fast fielding
Sisseton beat Wanbay 7 0 in a road game. Skooglan pitched 12 strikeouts and allowed three hits. Kelly and Smith each had two hits. Milbank game followed 7-0 with Sisseton dominant on defense and timely hitting. Eastman Smith and Phillips led with multiple hits.
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Sisseton
Wanbay
Mornig
Skooglan
Chalpin
Skoog
Indians
Skooglun
Kelly
Smith
Phillips Waubay
Sarlight
Shubert
Dean
Kelley
Phillips
Rastman
Sullivan
Walshad
Glasner
Eastman
Cave
Milbank Laurie
Laurie
Milbank
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Sasseton Weekly
Walter L. Johnson
Berlin
Foreign Office
Nels Beck
Peever
Our State
Waubay
A. Steahles
Briggs
Hayes
Y . Jensen
Steahles
Sarlight c
Odell'r. F
Momienson C.f
Chalpin P
Abrhpore Smith c. F
Glaser
Basana
Schubert
Deas
Baine
Castellucci
Boston
Melody Maids
Hann
William
Warwick
Warwicks
Elias Day
Poluhni & Company
Orpheum
Mysic
Cambridge Players
Chautauqua
Continental Motor Ravnedd
Detroit
McKeever Auto Co
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