Mitchell to Erect New Coin Palace Building
The city awards a contract for a new coin palace building at a cost of 200000 dollars with completion expected by October 1, 1921. Harding plans to consult leaders across opinions on peace treaties before recommendations. Lignite mines in the northwest state bring benefits, with coal priced low at the mine but freight costs raise the delivered price significantly.
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City of
Mitchell
Harding
International Association
Samuel Gompers Threats Spark Open Shop Sentiment
The article notes Samuel Gompers warns opponents of union labor, calling for caution. It argues his threats are a stale joke as public opinion shifts toward the open shop and rejects union control of the labor market while not opposing unions themselves.
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Samuel Gompers
Secretary of Labor Orders Deportation of Ludwig Martens
Secretary of Labor Wilson decides to deport Ludwig Martens self styled ambassador of Soviet Russia. Martens has troubled the nation since 1916 and should have been sent from Ellis Island long ago.
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Wilson
Ludwig Martens
Soviet Russia
Martens
Ellis Island
Sioux Falls legislator backs price stabilizing plan for farm goods
H Lyons of Sioux Falls urged Congress to set minimum guaranteed prices for farm products. Government would buy surpluses at fixed prices including 2.25 per bushel for wheat and 3 for flax, with June first as purchase start. He argues it would remove farmer uncertainty and let growers target profitable crops.
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Ow. H. Lyons
Sioux Falls
Washington
Congress
South Dakota
Ten Inch Snow Delays Town as First Storm Hits
A major snow storm blanketed the town on Tuesday with ten inches and rising. Mild winds allowed quick shoveling while schools opened, but Mitchell reported a false blizzard alarm prompting early dismissals. trains ran with some delays amid the season’s first heavy snowfall.
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Mitchell
Glee Club Tour to Pierre from Yankton College
W H McMaster inaugurates year as trustee and Yankton College’s men's glee club plans a 15-city Christmas tour ending in Pierre on Jan 4. Led by Prof Lee N Dailey, the group includes Merle Rowe Ernest Watkins O Arthur Wilson Seibert Snyder Henry VanHorn Emery DeRemer Charles Cutts Edwin Fitch plus soloist Alice Barr and accompanist Kate Williams.
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Yankton Dispatch
W. H. McMaster
Yankton College
Merle Rowe
Worthing
Ernest Watkins
Lorraine
O . Arthur,Wilson
Owen, Wis
Seibert Snyder
Fairfax
Henry VanHorn
Chamberlain
Emery DeRemer
Beresford
Charles Cutts
Edwin Fitch
Yankton
Joe Dunmire
Scotland
Frank Hyde
Pierre
Clarence Moleman
Alexandria
Alice Barr
Elk Point
Kate Williams
Weesington Springs
What South Dakota farmers should plant next year
State College extension expert M. R. Benedict explains that hog prices have declined for about a year and likely continue, cattle prices may rise with feeding patterns, wheat acreage fell 27 percent with a possible spike if crops succeed, and potatoes show cycles. The key is planning with cost control and practical farm records to weather price shifts.
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Brookings
S. D
South Dakota
M. R. Benedict
State College
Eighth District Medical Society Elects Landmann Président
Dr. G A Landmann of Scotland was elected president of the Eighth district Medical Society at its annual meeting in Yankton. D L Beal of Irene became secretary treasurer. Drs J O Dugud Gentoran, F V Witlritte, and J A Hohf of Yankton were named delegates to the state association. Focal infection and the role of tonsils and teeth were debated. About 25 doctors and dentists attended the joint session with the first district of the state dental association.
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Yankton
Special
G. A. Landmann
Scotland
Eighth District Medical Society
L. E. Beal
Irene
J. O. Dugud
Ana
F. V. Witlhtte
J. A. Hohf
State Dental Association
Tragic Death Near Cap Farm After Passenger Train
A Tuesday afternoon incident north of Tabor reports John M. Cap, landowner, found dead by the railroad near his farm three miles east of town. Officials ruled death due to heart failure or brain hemorrhage, no inquest held after coroner’s assessment.
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Tabor
John M. Cap
Blezek
Stanley B. Warren
Yankton
Embree
McCaun
Dr Glasier Returns From Twin Cities With Generator
Dr Glasier returned from the Twin Cities Tuesday with a large generator and an engine for the light plant. He is determined to make the power plant the best possible.
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Springfield Times
Glasier
Twin Cities
Doc
Baby girl born to Horterman family in Tolstoy
Hutchinson Herald News reports a baby girl arrival at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Horterman in Tolstoy. The Freeman Courier notes beef selling at seven cents per pound by Fred Burklacher. Bon Homme County will seek funds for three and a half million starving European children with Wm. Thompson as chairman. CN McCollum is recovering from pneumonia and Ex-Gov. Herreid leads the fundraising effort. Sheriff L A Eads suffered a nervous breakdown and was taken to Chamberlain for care.
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Hutchinson Herald
Tolstoy
Mrs. Lee Horterman
Freeman Courier
Fred Burklacher
Wm. Thompson
Bon Homme County
C. N. Herreid
L. A. Eads
Chamberlain
Thane
Pleads for Europe's Helpless Children
Herbert Hoover appeals for 8.5 million European children facing winter hardship. He warns that aid funds have run out and urges American donors to support a joint relief drive by the European Relief Council, including the Red Cross and several major organizations.
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Herbert Hoover
America
Mr. Hoover
European Relief Council
American Red Cross
American Friends Service Committee
Quakers
Jewish Joint Distribution Committee
Federal Churches of Christ In America
Knights of Columbus
Mortgage Sale Foreclosure Notice in Bon Homme County
The Hutchinson County Bank announces foreclosure of a 1919 mortgage on the N W 28 29 sections in Bon Homme County South Dakota. The sale by sheriff at the Court House in Tyndall is set for February 6 1921 at 1 p.m. The note secured totals 24911.30 dollars and the assignee is Hutchinson County Bank with Wicks Quinn as attorneys.
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Nanno Maarsingh
Gertrude Maarsingh
Mortgagors
P. D Magnuson
Register of Deeds
Bon Homme County
South Dakota
Office of the Register of Deeda
Huchhineon County
Eain
S. D
Tyndell
Hutchinson County Bank
Wicks & Quinn
Scotland
Upgaete
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Aberdeen
State College Agricultural Extension Report
United States
Europe
Tyndall
CN. McCollum
J. B. Hughes
Tom Hughes
Mrs. Hughes
Tyndal Register
Josie Piroutek
Caroline Post
Mary Ezekiel
Quincy
Ill
E. H. Boon
Sioux City
THE
Corn Belt National Bank of Scotland
J. R. Wilson
Meat Market
James J. Cisar
Prop
J. W. Cisar & Son
W. F. Hanson
H. J. G. Koobs
M. D. Lye
Metropolitan
Bloclk
Mitchenln
Corn Belt National Bank
W.H. Dahn
Scornand R. Dax
James L. Meighen
Gecker Block
Dax
Dray & Express Line
J.J. Cass
Feiarann
Daxi
van Ferney
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