Unlawful Wildlife Rules Outline Seasonal Hunting Prohibitions
The notice states strict penalties for killing birds during closed seasons, destroying nests or eggs, pursuing game by non permitted methods, fishing with devices other than hooks and lines, hunting without licenses, trespassing on private lands for hunting, shipping game or fish as non personal baggage, selling game or fish, punishing hunting dogs in April through June, night hunting aquatic fowl, using artificial blinds or boats propelled other than by oars, and hunting game birds with rifles.
Anniversary Festivities Mark Augustana College Fifty Years
The Canton celebration on May 31 1910 honors Augustana College founded in 1860, with morning dedication at a new Lutheran church, a baccalaureate, religious conference, organ concert, and a day of speeches and music led by Dr Dahl and Rev Roseland. Graduation occurs Wednesday with class day in the morning and commencement in the evening.
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Canton
Augustana College
United Chaped
M Betitt
Scandinavian Evangelical Weatheran
Augustana Synod
Chicago
Paxton
Ill
Marshall
Wis
Beloit
Knights of Columbus initiation in Mitchell ends with banquet
Mitchell hosts 350 Knights of Columbus for initiation of 65 candidates at Holy Family church with High Mass by Father Showhan and Bishop O Gorman sermon on Christian Charity. Banquet for 375 followed in city hall with speeches by D J Conway J J Morrow Father Surprenant and Rt Reverend Hishop O Gorman. The Sioux Falls deaf mute school marked its thirtieth anniversary with remarks by E A Sherman and H H Garrison. Pierre reports the governor’s office records moved from the old state capital and a plan to dismantle the building. Chamberlain travels to organize farmers institute work across several counties with a July tour planned.
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Mitchell
Knights of Columbus Lodge
Mitchell Lodge
Showhan
Elkton
O'Gorman
In Hation
City Hall
D. J. Conway
Sioux Falls
J. J. Morrow
Lead
Father Surprenant
Chamberlain Catholic College
Hishop O'Gorman
E. A. Sherman
Cly
Sherman
George Hiller
Episcopal Church
Mr. Sherman
George Schosser
H. H. Garrison
Garrison
Pierre—A
Chamberlain
Cho
Celriche
Mr. Chambelain
Rannhre
South Dakota Bank Deposits Rise Across State Banks
Deposits in South Dakota banks climbed to 18,896,128.81 on March 29, with state banks drawing the majority as changes over January 21 show rising figures. National banks totaled 56,000 more, while state banks rivaled national totals, reflecting continued growth in individual deposits and indicating per resident levels near or above one hundred dollars.
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South Dakota
Gune Wardem
Pierre
Iim
Prevent Cenaya
Black Hills Census Indicates Population Shifts Across Region
Census findings show Lawrence County above 25 000, a 5 000 rise. Deadwood around 4 00. Spearfish about 1 200. Belle Fourche and Sturgis growing. Meade and Butte counties expect notable gains from recent settlers. Indian agency payrolls to halt mixed blood payments. new payroll to be issued by July 4. Milwaukee Road expands into reservation country with lines toward Timber Lake and Firesteel, signaling rapid development and stockman activity on Cheyenne River.
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Deadwood
Black Mills
Belle Fourche
Stureis
Ranid
Foo
Butte
Meade
Milwaukee Road
Timber Lake
Firetee
Mobridge
Fox Ridge
Cheyenne River
Shane
London greets Roosevelt at King Edward VII funeral
The article details the arrival and reception of President Roosevelt and Ambassador Mrs. Reed in London for King Edward VII's funeral. It describes ceremonial escort, carriage arrival, and security at Marlborough House, Buckingham Palace, and Victoria Station, noting quiet interactions and guard procedures for American dignitaries and embassy staff.
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London
Theodore Rouse
Edward
George
Marlborough
Buckingham
America
Vila
Vitoria Stanton
Rald
Queensborough Tropmavell
de Vamp
Cumlonald
Charles I Cumyshenim Graham
Neville
Roosevelt
Bell
Grifiuhs
Hubert Wynne
Ogden M. Reid
Lord Dundonald
Roosevelts
R Eid
Vosw
Dor House
Roosevel
America Embassy
Victoria Station
Mela
Kooseyry
Clarence House
Driving With Rockefeller In Tarrytown Delights Residents
Report describes John D. Rockefeller inviting neighbors to ride with him in his car during spring in Tarrytown. He wears a paper vest for cold protection, a souvenir of these rides remains in many homes. At a national paper robbers convention prices were announced to remain stable this year, with speakers from Minneapolis Omaha Kansas City Cincinnati New York and Chicago.
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Tarrytown
John
Rockefelly
Hille City
Roex
Fen
Carridge
Rockefeller
Chicago
Kim Hark
The
Paper Mills Company
Doho Leslie
Minneasoli
Peary Arrives in Rome With Family Aboard Train
Commander Robert E Peary and his family reached Rome where they were greeted at the station by the president of the Moval geographical society which hosts the famed American explorer.
N. R. to Extend 9 Miles in Winnipeg Area
Canadian Northern Railway vice president Mann announces six to nine miles of new track will be laid this year across western Canada. He says 1,250,100 will be spent on a Rainy Lake crossing project near the boundary and a large sum allocated for the Minnesota extension.
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N. Ry
Winnipeg
Man
CDD
Mann
Canadian North Run Railway
Nd Weatesn Canada
Compans'y Western
Rainy Lake
Boundary Line
Walker fire threat spares Walker and Wilkinson towns
A devastating forest fire near Walker Minnesota menaced the town and nearby Wilkinson as wind driven flames leaped through pine and woodlands. Local crews with backfires and a sanitarium station braced the border to protect homes and lives, aided by a timber brigade from Duluth and a governor’s request for National Guard may bring help if needed.
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Walker
Walker Citizais Iid
Juitien
Wwe
Tong
Wilkinson
Willer
Laporte
Isi igAamns
Nangeli Lane
Emia
Forest de Mal
Bendy
Amie
Hemidjitit
Eberhart
Liew
Col Meluhe
Duluth
National
Government Wins Big Suit Against Embezzling Official
New York says government victory in civil suit against Charles F. W. Neely, ex head of the bureau of tance in Cuba, yields 112900. Embezzlement allegations valued at 140000. Hand as judge. Prosecution dropped due to amnesty after Palma’s election. Also mentions aviation meet on Long Island and Ohio primary law ruling with Senator Dick Wine name. Portland cashier W Cooper Mapris found guilty of bank embezzlement.
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New York
N. Y
United States
Charles F. W. Neely
Bureau of Tance
Department of Posts
Cuba
Hand
Neely
Palma
Island
Long Island
America
Glenn H. Curtiss
Hammondsport N.Y
Rheims
France
U. S
Dick Wine
Law
Columbus
Ohio
Supreme Court of Ohio
Cleveland
Portland
Ore
W. Cooper Mapris
Detinet
Oregon Trust and Savings Bank
Yeeone
Ss A A
Serious Dilemma and Odd Workplace Revelations
A curious office tale contrasts two co workers on opposite sides. One, married years, frets over calls and money while crooning to his wife and returning to work. The other, silent at his desk, refuses extra work and sits sour.
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Dean
Hull
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Kansas City Star
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Knights OF Columbus
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Seerce V. Greets
Marborough House
Waker
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