Through a Woman's Heart and a Theatre Murder Hint
Pride of Life night at Wildfell theater features Olive Vanstone delivering a searing performance. Anthony Strangways hopes the role proves her talent while Bonholt Hume frets over Matthew Bland’s planned departure and a resurfacing memory linked to Philip Hume’s death.
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Olive Fae
Ghea
Anthony Strangways
Kio Taco
Olive
Ralph
Himseit
Anthony
Tor Dilyé Vanstone
gUite
Wildfell
Uanthe
Stephen Ruthen
Olives
Strangwaya
Urea
Stephen
Philip
Caer
Trents
Trent
Bonholt Hume
Bonholt Hminie
Phi Tp
Widfell
Matthew
Ald
Henbolt
Caplaws
Bland
Hine
Hume
Mathew Bland
Matthew Hag
England
America
Tia
Fellsgarth
Liverpool
Matthew Bland
Banholt 'Game
Mr. Hime
Strangways
Bonholt
Mo Muy
Stephen Kuhon
Ftover
Olive Vistone
Philip Hume
Did He See The Point
A fragmented dialogue shows a courteous exchange where one person asks for something nice and the other thanks them warmly. The request mentions a tall dark man from a previous dance, implying a social moment at a prior event.
Ambiguous Dialogue Sparks Questions About Love and Illness
Fragmentary dialogue centers on a young pair debating whether a feeling is love or illness. The exchange references fame, warmth, and a mysterious male figure, with uncertain names and garbled phrases. The mood hints at romantic tension shadowed by illness or malaria.
Fragmentary plea hints at marriage dispute
The text presents a garbled quotation about an urgent marriage proposal and implied threat, lacking clear names, places, or context beyond the desire to marry and refrain from being taken to wed.
Presbyterial Meeting of South Dakota Synod Set in Sioux Falls
The Presbyterian synod of South Dakota meets in Sioux Falls from October 7 to 10 with clergy and delegates from state congregations. Notables include Dr. Divon New York Dr Swearinger St Paul and Dr Wilson St Paul. Aberdeen’s Dr MacMur ray to speak on progress in transportation and intercultural relations. The Sioux Falls church hosts, following Harvard Plan entertainment. delegates urged to notify Rev. Barackman.
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Presbyterian Synod of
South Dakota
Sioux Falls
Divon
New York
Swearinger
House of Hope
St. Paul
Wilson
Mastor
Central Church
Rosevear
The
Brotherhood
Synod
Committee of Arangements
Dr. MacMurray
Aberdeen
Harvard
Barackman
Secretary James Wilson Eyes Giant Russian Potatoes for Fuel
Hon James Wilson secretary of agriculture tours the Black Hills and Brookings examining a giant Russian potato scheme to produce denatured alcohol as a low cost fuel. He envisions rural stills and widespread use, with four to five hundred bushels per acre yielding about a gallon of alcohol per bushel. He also visits the irrigation project at Helle Fourche and plans meetings with his son at the agricultural college.
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James Wilson
Hare
Russia
Themi
Wilson
Helle Fourche
Black Hills
Brookings
Winter Wheat Experiments in South Dakota Prove Varied
In Charles Mix county and southern areas some winter wheat tests succeeded this season while central South Dakota saw less success. William Stubbs harvested sixteen bushels per acre with excellent quality, aided by drilling the grain into stubble to trap snow and protect the crop. More farmers plan to plant winter wheat this fall using the same method despite earlier doubts.
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Weslegton
Charles Mix County
South Dakota
William Stubbs
Imst
Stubbs
Milbank Proceeds Benefit Children’s Home Donation Reported
Milbank business and professional men donated 100 dollars from Labor Day game proceeds to the South Dakota Children’s Home Society. Hey Judean Citfield sent the funds to Mrs. Boverider, the treasurer. A rematch challenge is planned as rival teams hope further contributions will be dispensed fairly to aid the fund.
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Sioux Falls
A. D. Stuckman
South Dakota
Children’ Home
Milbank
Children’s Home Society
Children's Home Society
Western Canada Harvest Prospects Draw U S Interest
The 1909 grain crop across Western Canada shows bumper yields with spring wheat 30 to 35 bushels per acre, oats 45 to 60, and barley up to 40. Reports from North Battleford to Calgary praise strong yields and farm prosperity, as 30,000 newcomers help harvest a vast wheat belt and rail, telegraph, and school networks spread across the region.
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Canada
United States
Western Canada
Moose Jaw
Tle
Calgary
Naston
High River
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Free Press
Saskatchewan
Battleford
Old Town
George Truscott
South Battleford
Canadian Northern Railway
Dauphin
Stora
Sean
Central
Rouleay
Mantel
Steat
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Oliver
Kofie
Ian
Red Algh
Baanott Hume Stesse
Chile
South Dakota Synod
Presbyterian
Pierre
Civil Service
Eraminationa
Cenens
Abe
Ister
Western
Central Canada
Dakota
Minnesota
Iowa
Ilinois
Michigan
Ohio
Nebraska
Lethbridge
Elevi
Thiz
Cana
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