Turbulent Notes on Music History and Public Health
A garbled column surveys Becher the musician who died after failing to publish a Vienna history due to unreadable handwriting. It also warns against sickroom contamination from pets, cites typhoid and diphtheria risks, and notes rising U.S. factory material imports. It touches Marco Polo on paper money, tobacco by state, and the New York Equal Suffrage Society dues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Becher
Austrian Imperial Academy
Mev
Bacher
Allowjee
M. Rem- Unger
Constantinople Pasteur Institute
Marco Polo
Venice
Europe
China
Ghengis Khan
Mississippi
Texas
trans-Mississippi
Kentucky
Rail line ire over poor service prompts action along Yankton branch
Residents along the Yankton branch of the Milwaukee system threaten action over decades of neglectful service. They cite deteriorating track conditions, aging engines, and frequent wrecks while freight and passenger use remains high. Local merchants plan to file complaints with state railroad commissioners and seek legislative relief.
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Wren S
Yankton-latte
Meison
Merotten
Servier
Waster
Une
Pasenger
Ramon Uret
Legisalive
Pierre
Howe
Town name showdown ends with Nisland choice
In Helle Fourche South Dakota residents near a new town fifteen miles east settle on Nisland after a heated naming clash. A public meeting produced Lucerne until railroad and post office pressure, with petitions to congressman Martin reaffirming Nisland as the town name.
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Helle Fourche
S. D
Here
Lucerne
Northwestern Railroad
Post Office Department
Laierne
Elk Point Masons Elect Officers for 1910
Elk Point Iowa December 57 The following officers were elected Install Mict for the year 1910 by the A F and a. Sf lodge. W A Schaetzel w Homer and W E. horas a.T. een c. Kimmel treasurer John Coyle secretary H H Bieler chaplain. August 8 D G E Christenson z Die W J Conly 3 8 BL McConnel J S G M Sage
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Elk Point
A. F. & A. Sf Lodge
Inie
W. A. Schaetzel
W. Homer
W. BE. Horas
A. T
W. J. Conly
BL. McConnel
G. M. Sage
Bank Reincorporates in Lake Preston with 32000 Capital
Articles of incorporation filed for the Bank of Lake Preston show a capital of 32000 dollars. Incorporators include B B Mites Bee Angelos Cal J Henny Lloyd T I Mites Pe J Laughita and Laie Pree on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierrs
Bank of Lake Preston
B. B. Mites
Bee Angelos
Cal. J
Henny Lloyd
T. I Mites
Pe J. Laughita
Laie Preeon
Milwaukee wreck injures two men
A freight collision near Broux Falls nine miles south of Milwaukee. The way freight from Sioux City struck the train from Sioux Frits at about 3 o clock this morning injuring two men. Engineer Palmer had one foot crushed and Ralph Brophy was injured. Three locomotives derailed and piled up in wreckage.
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Broux Falls
Wankee
Harrisburg
Here
Hoboes Invite Taet to Corin Convention
A garbled notice mentions taet and a city event with recruitment stations nationwide. It references arrivals in the city and a convention planned for Wert month with 404 workers noted amidst unclear text.
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Chicago
Dee
Army
Navy
Rade OW
Belabur
Marriage Follows Death and Arrest Stirred City
Sioux Palle, Dee, Willian Yonker and Mrs Robert Riley left the city after a rapid sequence of events. Youker's wife died by her own hand two weeks ago in a crowded block. The pair were arrested for indigances and forfeited an appearance bond, then announced a marriage that was not performed.
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Sioux Palle
Dee
Willian
Yonker
Robert Riley
Youker
Riley
Vic
Man Reported Suicide In Vermilion River Located in Wyoming
Wakonla Iowa December report from the Odd Fellows lodge says Henry Parrons who was suspected of leaping into the Vermilion river last spring has been found alive in Wyoming.
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Wakonla
Wis
Iowa
Henry Parrons
Wyoming
College Begins Campaign for Larger Endowment
Yankton Sollee closes for a two week holiday recess as President Warren heads to New York on a campaign to raise 250000 for the college endowment. The current endowment stands at 190000 as the institution seeks funds to expand facilities amid rising attendance.Deposits rise in South Dakota banks with November call showing 28631253 in national banks and projected state totals near 70000000.
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Yankton
S. C
Yankton Sollee
Warren
Chape
Goodby
Chicago
New York
South Dakota
Pierre
Horticultural Society
Kton
Young Woman Frozen Seeking Help Near Mitchell
Miss Hannah Fluter, young Town resident living with sister Mrs Kruse six miles south of Mitchell, frostbitten after dark flight for aid. She reached a neighbor exhausted with hands frozen to wrists and feet thawing. previous incidents include a fall down cellar injuring her shoulder.
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Mitchell
Hannah Fluter
Miss Fluteria
Wm. Kruse
South Dakota Congressmen Face Mixed Signals on Cannon Support
A Success Magazine poll of South Dakota Republicans shows strong disapproval of Speaker Cannon among 863 respondents. Congressmen Martin and Burke are pressed by voters who largely oppose Cannon, with only a small fraction favoring him and most preferring opposition to his administration.
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Sioux
Dakota
Success Magazine
Congress
Super
Gotern
Yeaier Cannan
Messrs
Martin
Burke
Dain
Cannon
Burké
Rea ES NintySnine
Man Declared Dead Returns After Ten Years Absence
Henry B. H. Christopher, once declared dead after vanishing in the 1920s, reappears at his brother’s Fresno home. His heirs receive policy proceeds already paid, with his estate probated in Aberdeen and California. He previously worked for J. D. Lavin in Columbia and then in California before vanishing.
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Aberdeen
Henry BH
Christopher
Fresno
Cal
J. D. Lavin
Columbia
California
Federated Commercial Clubs Meet at Presno
The South Dakota Federation of Commercial Clubs holds its third annual meeting at Presno on the second Tuesday in January for two days. Railroad commissioners are expected to attend. Topics include a permanent bridge at Chamberlain and freight rate adjustments west of the Missouri River.
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Federated Commercial Clubs
Presno
S. D
South Dakota Federation of Commercial Clubs
Chamberlain
Missouri
Prsoes
Federation
Veteran Engineer Wright Dies in Sioux Falls
Charles N. Wright pioneer northwest locomotive engineer died after a week long illness at his daughter and son in law Jacob Helfert’s home in Sioux Falls. He helped push the Dakota Southern from Sioux City to Yankton and later ran Sioux Falls to Garretson.
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Sioux Falls
Northwest
Charles N. Wright
Jacob Helfert
South Dakdta
Old
Dakota Southern
Sioux City
Yankton
The
Milwaukee Company
Garretson
Controversy Over Soldiers' Home Commandant Charges
Granville Jones, editor of the Aberdeen Democrat and Pennington county candidate, accuses Colonel Geddes of discharging staff for testifying about home conditions. He calls for an investigation, reinstatement of discharged men, and Geddes's removal as unfit for duty.
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Apynivon & C
JA Faeger
J Horner
Syyth
Ar Culberson
F B. Guddes
Huron
Granville Jones
Pennington County
Aberdeen Democrat
Ate Tormey
Chamberlain
Jones
Geddes
Bachelor’s Club to Secure Wives Forms in Tolstoy
The South Dakota Bachelor club organized at Tolstoy aims to secure good wives for single men. Thea De Forge serves as president and W. R. Cairns as secretary.
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Tolstoy
South Dakota
Thea de Forge
W. R. Cairns
Shortage of Christmas trees and bob sleighs hits Aberdeen
In Aberdeen South Dakota a severe winter snow has caused a shortage of Christmas trees and bob sleighs hindering farm work. Local dealers and wholesalers report empty stocks, with trees arriving late due to railroad strikes affecting northern Wisconsin and Minnesota supply.
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Aberdeen
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Barb Wire Staple Wounds Man In Gann Valley
In Gann Valley Dakota on December 23 a man pulling a barbed wire staple injured his right eye when the staple flew into his eye while he was trying to drive over a fence.
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Gann Valley
5. D
Baby's body found beside track in Ipswich
A newborn boy was found naked and frozen at the west switch block after a late night accident. Authorities note signs of possible violence and seek the parents, while indicating no doctor was in attendance. The report also mentions other local incidents and a death in Elk Point.
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Ipswich
Newcomb
Elk Point
Ik Point
Mias Gena Johnson
Firule
St. Paul's
Tutherah Sayreh
Eka
Beadle Memorial Tag Day Planned in South Dakota
A $5 memorial fund for General W. A. Beadle is to be raised in South Dakota. State Superintendent H. A. Uswad is chairman with M. M. Ramer as secretary and Governor Vessey as treasurer. Beadle Day is set for January 21 with school exercises and the next day tags will be placed to raise funds.
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Wil
Hunter Rides Horse Into Old Well
Sanford Ay rode his horse into an abandoned 24 foot deep well hidden by snow near Athol M D Dec 22. The horse caught in the well wall but Ayers was saved by his companion Sidney Clark and neighbor N L Jacobsyi. A derrick raised the horse which slipped and broke near the top. Ay survived unharmed.
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Hunter
Ayers
Conductor Lost in Snowbound West of Murdo
Conductor Walter Bixlereft of the Wille freight train No 1 became stranded in a snowdrift between Draper and Murdo. He walked ten miles to report his peril and wandered until noon today. Found staggering in a prairie, his face hands and feet were badly frozen and doctors fear his recovery may be doubtful.
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Draper
Wille
Murdo
Mitchell reorganizes a National Guard unit in Deadwood era scene
Mitchell eight division announces formation of a National Guard company led by Captain Pred Ray from Yankton. City hall hosts drill space while equipment arrives early January. Deadwood fire department seeks 375 prize money from Rapid City state tourney in court. Bank of Carlock Wisconsin suspends operations citing overdue paper and liquidation plan.
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Mitchell
National Guard
Mitchell Jurst
National Sim
Pred Ray
Yankton
Ennatis
Compar
City Hall
M Military
Cll
Ita
M. &. Shade
Earl B. Rowley
Leutenant
Devers
Elty
Adjutant-General’s Office
Deadwood
Dead Wood Fire Department
Commerce & Sull
Rapid City
Bank OF Carlock
Gregory, & D
Thomas
Wis
State Bank
Sbank
Caue
Black Hills Man Dies in Omaha and Burial Arrangements
Rapid City reports the death of a Black Hills man in Omaha. The deceased will be buried in Nebraska after services. Mitchell of Plankinton has secured a change of venue in his criminal libel case and it will be tried locally.
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Black Hills
Omaha
Rapid City
D. Dee
Tane
Bard
Tetown
Black Hilla
Hieatings
Mitchell
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Scotland
Clarence Mackay
Mackay
Winslow
Jefferson County
William Brown McKinsey
Diviols
Mar
Anipals
Anada
United States
Denmark
St & Voxeel
Noeh’s Ark
Genesia
Dusit
Napoleon
Theo Eos Leon
Jerome
Eiizabeth
Igminy
Mane
Ann Gomes
Ein
ROAEE
Fe Te Fiewyese
Squaw
Milwaukee
Wakonda
C. M. Vinton
V. C
JH. Dwyer
W. A
M. I. Chansy
W. C. Knight
Charles Rudel
Orson Rabb
J. C. Hopp
Wep
Ek Point
Wennblom
B Juha Wennblom
Tabb Bjorgum
Peter Bjorgim
St. Paula Buthrean
Brule Township
Reinertaon
Samuel
Lowry-Moody Evangelistic
Tabernacla
Christian Workers
Lowry
C. Tene
M. A. ‘Tyneell
Elk Point Township
Wive
Mitchell, & di
Mi Oscome
Lamar County
Indiana
Bachelor's Club
John Olson
Olson
Woodpecker
Miller
P. H. Coquillette
Gantenarian
Mra. Ie
Aurora
Cody
Davison
Potty Douglas
Roberts
Sanborn
Spink
Faulk
Stanley i
Sully
Gregory
Turner Hamlin
Winton
Walworth
Hanson
Hughes
Hutchinson
Beadle
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