Wheat yields seen at ten year high in north state
Reports from the northern wheat belt indicate the harvest will be the largest in a decade with no significant black rust damage expected. Elsewhere, Orville Anderson, once a socialist gubernatorial candidate in South Dakota, began a four year term at Fort Leavenworth after 1918 espionage conviction and appeals failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville Anderson
South Dakota
Ft. Leavenworth
Federal Court of Appeals
United States Supreme Court
Longtime Huron official W A Roberts Dies After Operation
W A Roberts of Huron died last Saturday following an operation. He worked many years in the surveyor general’s office and was known in Knights of Pythias circles as grand keeper of records and seals. The piece also notes a legislative resolution urging Congress to stabilize staple farm product prices and questions the feasibility and fairness of such price controls amid supply and demand forces.
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W. A. Roberts
Huron
Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias
House
Congress
Minnehaha County
Germany
Editors Attend Tri-State Meeting in Sioux City
Last Friday morning J O Lee editor of the Scotland Journal joined editors from South Dakota Iowa and Nebraska for a Tri State Editorial Association gathering in Sioux City. Highlights included a packing plant tour at Armour and discussions on print paper costs and passing costs to consumers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O. Lee
Scotland Journal
Sioux City
Tri-State
South Dakotas
Iowa
Nebraska
Shore Acre Boat Club
Martin
H C. Hotaling
National Editorial Association
Armour Packing Co
Scotland
Davidson Bros
Die Wacht Am Rhein Surprise In German Restaurant
English officers in Cologne attended a lively scene as the orchestra leader and players suddenly performed Die Wacht Am Rhein. The officers rose in respect, and the exchange revealed the Englishmen recognized the piece yet embraced the moment of identity with the German tune.
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Cologne
Die Wacht Am Rhein
Rhein
Journal Des Debats
Easter Island natives lack curiosity says Hawaii professor
Dr Willian A Bryan of the University of Hawaii reports Easter Island natives are not energetic or curious. He arrives in New York from a South American exploration noting one man greeting his ship after 15 months and asserts evidence that Juan Fernandez once connected by land with Hawaii, over 6 000 miles away, with identical shell growths on both islands.
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Easter Island
Chile
Willian A. Bryan
University of Hawaii
New York
South America
South Sea Islands
Bryan
Juan Fernandez
Kand
Hawaii
Exchange Notes From Springfield Times
The Springfield Times notes the editor and family plan a two week trip to northern Kansas by morning. Ernest Amesbury visits from Fliteburg, en route to Alaska, as a civil engineer building bridges at his parents’ home. President Lawrence goes to Rochester Minnesota due to Mrs. Lawrence’s illness in hospital. The town’s Light & Power Plant unloads a mammoth steam engine to boost the plant’s capacity. A Congregational church service was held last Sunday evening.
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Ernest Amesbury
Frank Amesbury
Fliteburg
Alaska
Lawrence
Rochester
Minn
Springheld Light & Power Plant
Monstor
Lesterville Ledger
J. A Pekan
Meta’ State Bank
Rural Y M C A program draws state attention
The state Y M C A interest centers on a large 21 member M E B church choir from Scotland performing several selections. Rev J W Taylor Avon highlights rural Y work prospects. Avon First Presbyterian choir joins Scotland union service after royal welcome. Martin Roose travels to Scotland to visit daughter Blanche and family then onward to Laverne and Walnut Grove to see kin, planning return late July.
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M. EB
Scotland
J. W. Taylor
Avon
First Presbyterian Church
Martin Roose
Blanche
Laverne, Minn
Sam
Walnut Grove
Mel. Baker
Martin
Scotland Visitors and local notices dot Hutchinson page
Miss Henrietta Zink of Scotland visits Rev Bruntech at his home. Geo Seibert and John M Bender of Scotland plaster in Menno. Dennis Foley and John Hosterman attend Saturday elevator meeting from Scotland. Prof Edmund Sweet and Master Harry Sweet depart after a visit, Sweet to the Black Hills and Pacific coast, Harry to Pierre S C. J W Wipf and family plan a coast to coast auto trip to Chicago Niagara Falls through Canada then Washington DC, summer trip. July 6 Grace Lutheran church in Menno hosts marriage Rev Eric C Meyer of Hebron Neb and Dora Langholz of Menno with Rev H Meyer and Rev W Langholz officiating. Maid of honor Amanda Meske. bridesmaids Erika Meyer Martha Langholz.
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Edmund Sweet
Harry Sweet
Wm. Schnaidt
Black Hills
Pacific Coast
Pierre
S. C
Freeman Courier
J. W. Wipf
Chicago
Niagara Falls
Canada
Washington, D C
Grace Lutheran Church
Eric C. Meyer
Hebron
Nebr
Mies Dora Langholz
Menno
Rev. H. Meyer
Pomeroy
Iowa
W. Langholz
Amanda Meske
Akron
Mies Erika Meyer
Mies Martha Langholz
Dr Mueller Hosts Chau Teuque Lecturer Dr Warram
Dr Mueller enjoyed a visit with lecturer Dr Warram, one of his college instructors at Chau teuque. Chris Hoellworth and family visited Albert Ted and Walter. Scotlandites attended the Chautauqua. Farmers Exchange bought Hofer Wiederich implement stock and will take possession when stock is voiced. building not included likely moves to Hirech garage.
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Mueller
Warram
Chris, Hoellworth
Sunes
Bioth
Pein Albert
Ted
Walter
The
Farmers’ Exchange Bia
Hofer & Wiederich Implement
Exchange
Bender mest market changes hands this week
Frank Travia cek became new owner of the Bender mest market, with Misa Beevie Hall of Mitchell visiting her aunt Mrs. J. W. Mc Pherson this week. Wm. Schneider journeyed to Montana to check land, with son Paul taking him to Scotland. H. K. Stilwill family and Lulu Morgan plus Mrs. F. A. Morgan planned two week Yellowstone Park trip. An accident at the Chuatauqua tent left A. L. Wordehoff’s little son with a broken leg, recovering well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bender Mest
Frank Traviacek
Misa Beevie Hall
Mitchell
J. W. McPherson
Wm. Schneider
Montana
Paul
Scotland
Chuatauqua
A. L. Wordehoff
Semrow heads to Casper for new work
George Semrow was in Vermillion last week and has given up his contract work at Scotland. He and Mrs Semrow left Saturday by auto for Casper where George will begin work at a fancy salary.
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George Semrow
Scotland
Casper, Wye
Parkston Advance reports social visits and fair gains
Mrs Otto Schmierer arrived from Scotland and Miss Aleta Kayser visited friends there at the week’s end. For the Chau tauqua in Parkston the committee ends ahead this year avoiding a deficit. The White and Myers Company completed a successful week here Sunday night and the committee secured a return engagement for next season.
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Parkston
White & Myers Company
Ucale
Mrs Catherine Lee Leaves Yankton for Aberdeen and Seattle
Mrs. Catherine Lee departs Yankton with daughter Mrs. A J Anderson to Aberdeen then Seattle to visit H M Lee, her son. J P Reener sustains an eye injury from a wood chopping accident at the Masonic temple Tuesday evening. fear of loss of sight eased this morning as pain remains.
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Yankton Preas & Dakotan
Catherine Lee
Aberdeen
A. J. Anderson
Seattle
Washington
H. M. Lee
Lee
J. P. Reener
Masonic Temple
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Commercial Club
Springfield Times
Pointe
Kanasa
Avon Clarion
Laura Schroder
Hutchinson Herald
Henrietta Zink
Rev
Bruntech
Geo Seibert
John M. Bender
Dennis Foley
John Hosterman
Tripp Ledger
Tyndal Register
Harold Scroggins
Leona Stanicek
L. H. Rising
K. and H. Garage
Hiram Berry
Leonard Chastka
John Maus
Howard McBurney
Lawrence Newmark
Emil Oliva
George Plumb
John Sattler
Harold Serr
Harry Taplett
Reinhard Freese
Hercel West
Tyndall
John J. Ryan
United States
Joan of Arc
Grogan
Tyndall Tribune
Otto Schmierer
Aleta Kayser
Memenee
Corn Belt National Bank of Scotland
J. R. Wilson
Meat Market
James J. Cisar
Prop
Scripps-Booth
Motor Sales & Repair CO
S. D
Goodrich
Marathon
J. W. Cisar & Son
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