Local residents’ travels and notices in week’s chatter
Locals Wm. C. Rempfer and family and Emil Kayser motored to Sioux Falls Friday. Lost between depot and the J. J. Nicholson home a pair of glasses. Ethel Nicholson offers reward. Various residents left for Sioux Falls, Irene, Mitchell and Chicago to visit relatives or attend events. Directors of the Independent Telephone Association of SD renamed the group to the South Dakota Telephone Association and changed by laws to admit telephone corporations. Several visits to Yankton, Delmont, Vermillion, Scotland, Lake Andes and Mitchell noted along with Memorial Day outings and church visits.
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Wm. C. Rempfer
Emil Kayser
Sioux Falls
Depot
J. J. Nicholson
Ethel Nicholson
Fred Sinkheil, Jr
Sinkheil
Independent Telephone Association of South Dakota
South Dakota Telephone Association
Dimock Doings A'Waughter Born to Dimock Couple
Mary Agatha Dimock was born to Mr and Mrs Henry Ripp on Tuesday May 24 in this vicinity. Visitors Leo and William Kaheisman Sr of Yankton and Henry Erpenback of Epiphany were in town. St Peter and Paul school closed for term on June 1 with Eighth grade certificates awarded to Leonard Hauge Mathew Mayer Alfred Blasius Elizabeth Paetz Josephine Schoenfelder Hedwig Obermbt Kathuais Weber Mary Sandhoff. In Junior High Veronica Funke Wilhelmina Mecktenberg Hilda Ehler Regina Weber and Dorothy Wermers received honors.
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Mary Agatha
Henry Ripp
Srs. Peter and Paul
Leonard Hauge
Mathew Mayer
Alfred Blasius
Elizabeth Paetz
Josephine Schoenfelder
Hedwig Obermbt
Kathuais Weber
Mary Sandhoff
Veronica Funke
Wilhelmina Mecktenberg
Hilda Ehler
Regina Weber
Dorothy Wermers
Ducks and debt in a corn market joke from Good Republican Times
A South Dakota banker questions borrowing after corn shipping. Pat Irish farmer explains the ducks took most of the proceeds, detailing costs from shipping to freight, commission, husking, shelling, hauling, and wages, ending with a humorous lament on profits.
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South Dakota
Pat
Hillside Happenings Social Visits and Local Losses
Hillside community notes include visits by George Kurtz to Kay lor and Emanuel Mattheis host to the Baier and Lindamann families. Emanuel Mattheis loses a valuable Hereford cow. Baptism joy for Wm. Titze's son. Memorial services attended at Hillside church. Several residents visit Parks ton and Armour for social and business errands.
The Death Cup Mushroom Virulence Described
The death cup is a very poisonous mushroom with wide distribution in the United States. It varies in color from white to olive or yellow, named for its prominent volva. It contains phallin and is almost always fatal when eaten.
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United States
Own Newspaper Ad Promotes Local Paper Across States
A distant market advertisement extols the local newspaper's reach and prestige. It touts widespread support and the paper's prosperity, urging residents to back the publication as a sign of the city's prominence.
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TIC Ory Nenetins
AOME
The Blue Shadow tale ends with Marie in a faint blue shadow
A fragmented tale follows Dr Gaspard and Marie through explosive danger and science gone awry. Marie’s transformation evolves under the pineal gland study, ending with a faint blue shadow on her forehead as she gazes at pear trees and the sky.
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Marie
Dr. Gaspard
Lord Hackett
Sam Orcutt
Marle
Louis Bond
Pather
Gaspard
Mark
Twelve Year Old Letter Critiques Panic Causes
A twelve year old girl writes to the paper arguing children rarely cause panics and that nervous, excitable women are to blame. The correspondence reflects a period debate on who fuels public fears and how society should address shortcomings.
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Fant
Collier's Weekly
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Irene
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H. M. Groves
M. E. Walsh
Mitchell
Amelia Boehmer
Yankton
Alex. Sterling
Rapid City
Ben
Hattie Krueger
Delmont
John Mogek
Jatoh Fergen
Fred
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Dan Bardell
Henry Bendush
John Mogck
Fred Mayer
Alpena
Henry Mogck
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A. G. Kayser
Edward and
Emil Grosz
Berthold Mueller
David Hildebrand
William Titze
Lake Andes
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John Schimerer, Jr
Texas
John Sperling
Silver Lake
Jacob Fergen
Paul Titze
Stickney
Stedler
Rev. Taeuber
Tripp
F. W.schaeffer
Madison
Dimock
Leo and
William Kaheisman, Sr
Henry Erpenback
Jung
Xray
E.R. Doering
Fink National Bank
Mark Mizener
First National Bank
George ‘Kurtz
Kaylor
Jacob Lindamannn
Emanuel Mattheis
Wm. Titze
Herman Neugebauer
Henry Nolte
A. F. Tecklenburg
Hillside Church
C. G. Olawsky
Nathaniel Mattheis
Wm. Wenzel
G. G. Schulz
Fred Dress
Carl Grosz
F. C. Neugebauer
Emil Schulz
Wm. Sandman
Aug. Schumacher
Emmanuel Mattheis
Armour
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Mickie
Vengo
E. D. Schowalter
M- Patterson & Schowalter Palmer School
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Mary Whitney
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Greenwich Observatory
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