Through a Woman's Heart Chapter 1 continuation
Jack Latham confronts rumors about Hilda and Philip Hume as their renewed walk at night sparks tension. Hilda reveals her true feelings, promises to marry Jack, and insists her prior pledge to Hume was a false lead. They seal a plan to tell Stephen and pursue a future together despite family opposition, with tomorrow holding new hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Lattram
Hilda
James Jantar
Melisuarih
Stephan
Lathom
Hue’ Place
Feecholt Hume
Als
Jock Latham
Stephen
Moe Wa
Jack
Blackgoard
Hume
Bho
Woryida
New Features of a Doctor's Home in Memphis
A Memphis home to be built by Dr. E. M. Holder on East Street introduces a formaldehyde disinfecting room for self and clothing, a weeleneday protection system for the family, a standpipe with hose for fire fighting, private racks in the pantry, a plate warmer, a solid stone walled shower bathroom, and a screened sleeping room for summers.
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E. M. Holder
East Street
Memphis
Promise In The Pantry Scottish Thief Keeps Appointment
Wareham Long questions a woman about old clothing for a planned six month wait. The conversation reveals a cautious tone as he notes a single pair of trousers and prepares a memorandum, implying a prolonged stay or future visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wareham Long
What Did He Mean7 Wife
John, a hobo just ran off with one of my pleat. Husband grimly answers that George suspects the fellow carries an awful crustal judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
George
Escape from Hanson county jail and regional incidents
South Dakota items report three prisoners escaping from Hanson county jail in Alexandria as youths held for petty crimes. A fatal road accident near Mitchell injures Mrs. Young, while thefts occur at Naples post office and nearby hardware store. Fire at Lead hospital claims Mrs. Edna Connor. A new divorce law passes in South Dakota. Various local deaths, appointments, and civic notes follow, including shipwreck risk on a Yankton steam ferryboat and updates from Vermillion, Cottonwood, and Harvey.
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Hanson County
Alexandria
Day files fake loss suit against Northwestern railroad
Startling developments arose as the first civil suit in Aberdeen United States court named Al fred Day against the North Western railroad seeking 20000 damages for injuries alleged at Sioux Junction. Day had borrowed 100 from attorneys and vanished, later found to have used other names in Minnesota and Wisconsin. Judge Carland directed a verdict when no response appeared except from the company. The grand jury list followed.
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United State Court
Aberdeen
Alfred Day
North-Western Railroad
Sioux Junction
Day
Watertown Wen
Pierre
H. D. Thomson
Raymond
W. A. Richley
Huron
J. J. Stan
H. Marebholz
Holmquist
A. J. Kingman
Selby
John Heron
Charles Tyner
Leola
Frank R. Coch
Belle Fourche
John Johnson
Naples
W. J. Evans
Clark
Mennonites of South Dakota Prosper Amid Colony Growth
Milltown Mennonite colony near Menno shows strong growth with a Buffalo County branch spanning 28 quarters and 4,480 acres. It owns 100 horses and 500 cattle, invested over 80 000 dollars, and produced 15 000 bushels of corn and 6 000 bushels of small grain in the just completed season. The colony sustains about fifty cattle annually and operates a flour mill, along with 1000 ducks and 300 to 500 geese, diversifying profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Milltown Mennonite
Menno
Milltown
Girl Goes With Stranger to California Missing in Huron
Miss Irma Wyant. sixteen, of Huron, vanishes after saying she would attend a prayer meeting with her mother. A note explains she left with a woman named Grey for California and that it would not be wise to search. They bought tickets and took a train to Rapid City. Mrs Grey is described as a prominent Maccabees member and a stranger to Huron.
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Irma Wyant
Huron
Grey
California
Rapid City
Maccabees Order
Cantownine Case Witness Denies Stealing 36000 Dollars
Mrs J C Cantowine testifies in bankruptcy hearing in Sioux Falls denying taking money from her husband J C Cantonwine Armour store safe. She admits knowing the safe combination and says she saw packages of money but does not know amount.
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J. C. Cantowine
J. C. Cantonwine
Armour
Henry A. Muller
Sioux Falls
Magele Cantonwine
SAY OPTION HAS WON Official returns from twenty six counties
Official returns from twenty six counties received at the Prohibition headquarters in Brookings show a majority of 127 votes for county option. Quincy Lee Morrow, secretary of the committee, says the result remains in doubt despite liquor men declare, and that remaining counties to be heard from are just as likely to show a majority for or against county option.
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Prohibition
Brookings
Quincy Lee Morrow
Fined for Renting to Resorts In Red Light Crusade
Motnes November 20. In the red light crusade Hyman Lavich was convicted of renting houses for immoral purposes and fined 200 dollars. Walter Dowden pleaded guilty to the same charge and was fined 300 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Motnes
Hyman Lavich
Walter Dowden
Canada praised for law and progress by visiting editor
The Fulton Gazette editor visiting Western Canada lauds strict law observance, orderly government, liquor regulation, strong churches and schools, and the wheat fields famed as the empire's granary. He notes high yields of 40 to 50 bushels per acre, cheap land, and favorable railway terms offered by the Canadian Government Agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Gazette
Fulton, Nev
Western
England
Western Canada
Laurel
Charles Dickens
Many & Farmer
Not Ambitious in Prison Exchange with Visitor
A visitor questions convict 41114 about ambition and crime. The inmate replies he never had any wish to rise or seek wealth, claiming no desire beyond petty crime.
Sympathy with a Sting in the Underdog Fight
A sharp remark contrasts the true American saving the underdog with a swift kick for entering the fight. The dialogue hints at moral margins and social dynamics in a terse exchange.
Fret Ache-Tee Allen's Foot-Ease and Morning Rush
A fragmented diary style scene shows a child named Tommy urged by his mother to hurry as they search for shoes. The voice hints at a household morning scramble and a curious brand mention, with stray phrases about testimonials and sending packages.
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Tee Allen
Olasted
le Hay
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Steh
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Tome
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Jack Latham
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Young
Plankildon Life Reform School
Mitchell
Naples Postoffice
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He Teg
Edna Connor
In & Resort
Miers
Homestake Hospital
Soum Dakota
Nels Wigstrom
Sully County
Will Hilll
Josie L. K
Yankton
Lor
Nebraska
JE Lattimer
Wis
G. Thompson
Vermillion
Mes Haas
Bendixen
America
Denmark
Coe L Crawford
Crawford,Taylor & Fairbank
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A. B. Fairbank
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Charles
Whiting
Ninth Circuit
Justice Puller
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Sioux River
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T. H. Dahl
Minneapolis
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Norwegian Lutheran Church
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State Board of Regents
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Cottonwood
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Kadoka
Midland
Brown County
John Gaskin
Columbia
Catherine Nelger
Warner
Ninoss
Juling Haase
Ness
Teune J. Meiser
Hueron
Dakota Territory
Harvey
Hon
H. S. Mouser
Bexdle County
Mr. Mouser
Marion
Ohio
Shelbyville
Girl
Stranger
Missouri Way
Tommy
Mother
Mamma
Hide @ Pur Co
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Dodds
Thompson's
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