Remembering Euler and other scattered notes in a page
A collage of historical anecdotes and figures spans Euler’s life in Basel and Petrograd, Byron, Ben Jonson, and Fuller, with notes on Constantinople’s names, Carranza’s circular on voting, and a wartime English beekeeping surge alongside varied local items from whisky seizures to a Jersey City marriage story.
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Leonard Euler
Euler
Brooke
Petrograd Academy
Academy
Lawson
Byron
Ben Jonson
Thomas Fuller
Temple Bar
London
Cheapshine
Dangerous Lima Beans Spark Market Warning in Dakota
Brookings Dakota June 6 A navy bean sample sent for inspection by Prof N E K Hansen at State College showed beans with a yellow tint and irregular water soaked areas. Washington report classifies them as a form of lima likely from East India with very high cyanogen content.
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Brookings, 8. D
South Dakota
N. EK. Hansen
State College
Washington
D. N. Shoemaker
Hopticuitorist
United Sates Department of Agriculture
India
Orient
France
Germany
Pratce
United States
Gulf Coast
Hansen
German born physician urges Liberty Bonds in Huron
Dr. Frieda Van Dalssen, an aged German born physician in Huron, urges German friends to buy Liberty bonds saying America first. Her appeal aims to influence forthright citizens of German ancestry undecided about bond purchases. A separate item notes South Dakota Women’s Branch Council of Defense meeting in Sioux Falls June 6 to form a state women’s defense section.
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Huron
Gome
America
Frieda van Dalsen
Fort Rign
Women’s Branch
Council OF Defense
Siour Falls
Council of National Defense For
South Dakota
Gertrude B. Gundéttem
Sioux Pulls
State Defense
Noted Speakers Slated for Missions Conference at Clearmont
Clearmont South Dakota June 6 Officers in Sioux Falls and elsewhere prepared the program for the 33rd annual South Dakota Christian Missionary society convention at Clearmont June 14 to 17. The agenda includes addresses by leading missionary workers of the state and northwest with visitor entertainment planned during nonbusiness hours.
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Clearmont
S. D
Sioux Falls
South Dakota Christian Missionary Society
Northwest
Grand Army Reunion Set to Begin in Milbank
The 34th annual Grand Army of the Republic and Woman's Relief corps encampment for South Dakota runs June 5 to 7 in Milbank. Delegations from Aberdeen and Huron attend with Walter Carr and Mrs. Laura Harmon. Mayors and governors including Phil Saunders and Peter Norbeck will speak at memorial and welcome ceremonies.
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Deel Rapids
South Daknrs Fedération of Woman's Close
Thie
Sparraville
Parsishd
Ore
Peter
Aberdeen
Department of South Dakota
Grand Army of the Republic
Woman's Relief Corps
Milbank
Walter Carr
Hurley
State Department
Laura Harmon
Parker
Nevada Hereford
Phil Saunders
D. Staats
Humphrey
Thomas JL. Bouck
Charles Jacquot
van Simt
Mirine- Sota
Peter Norbeck
Carr
N. Herreid
N. J. Lowethian
Wileh
Rapid City
Dilbes
Huron
Army Recruiting Office
Mary
Brennan
Postmistrese
Lak
South Dakota
Img
Seosbane
Four Mexicans Shot During May Day Row in Sioux Falls
Sioux Falls June 3 During a fight among Mexican section men on a Great Northern car four Mexicans were shot and wounded. Antoine Hernandiz, another Mexican, fired and fled. Victims, ages cited, were treated for injuries including arm neck head and back. All expected to recover after the liquor celebration.
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Sioux Falls
Great Northern
Antoine Hernandiz
Select New School Text Books June 12
Iroquois South Dakota boards of selection vote June 12 to adopt five year school books amid mixed local sentiment. County boards include superintendent, auditor, commissioners, district presidents, and district reps. Minor changes possible. wholesale book changes unlikely.
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S. D
South Dakota
ESC
No Tax on Movies Exemption Sparks License Debate
June report from Washington notes a 2 exemption that spares moving picture theaters from amusement taxes and delays a new license tax. Details include ranges from 32.50 to 20 dollars with reductions for certain cases. Officials consider revisions and potential impact on theater owners.
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Washingston
Bret food bill might not pass Senate before tomorrow
Washington June 1 reports the administration's food bill with provisions on Pass food may see action delayed to Saturday night. The vote prospects are uncertain as senators weigh remaining amendments.
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Washington, D.C
Senate
Butler Dice at Logli Bie Funes Maven Buy Wader
Fragmented readable text mentions names Logli Funes and Elisa with unclear context. No coherent event or outcome present.
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Butler
Logli Bie
Funes
South Dakota farm conditions and local notices
South Dakota crop conditions show heavy spring rains delaying planting with some corn replanted due to rotting. Reports state April May precipitation 6.89 inches, pasture and hay outlook strong, potato acreage high, livestock feed abundant, while murder and public notices surface in Yankton and Lake Andes areas. Local items include school exercises in Kimball and bank stake in Onida, with multiple small town updates across the state.
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Kimball
S. 1
South Dakota
Ail Bert
Traders Fix Corn Prices Amid Alarm Over Quotations
Chicago June 5 Directors of the Chicago board of trade met in the afternoon to consider establishing maximum corn prices. Prices had advanced about 12 to 15 cents since last Thursday while wheat holdings were weak and little corn remained in Chicago. The session adjourned at 4 o'clock without a definite decision.
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Chicago
Chiestiwo Board of Trade
Daniels Renames German Vessels for Navy Ships
Secretary Daniels announced changes to seized German ships names now assigned to the navy. Vessels renamed include Geier to Schurz and Kiel to Camden Liebenfelson Geuston, Odenwald to Newport News, Andromedito to , etc. Most new names honor coast towns and cities with navy links. The Licherifels, renamed Houston, was sunk in Charleston harbor during the diplomatic break with Germany.
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Istington
Daniels
Navy
Geier
Schurz
Breshin
Bridgeort
Kiel
Camden
Liebenfelson Geuston
Savannah
Vegenuen
Quincy
Nicarala
Pensacola
Odenwald
Newport News
Hublenfelde
Long Beach
Freda Loombhardt
Astoria
Andromedito
Rudolf Blumbere
Beaufort
President
Kittery
Baby kidnapped in Springfield believed recovered
Springfield, June 5. Officers plan to surround the home of Lloyd Keet’s parents as the child is believed recovered. Authorities expect the kidnapers were promised a quiet period, and an investigation of the entire affair is anticipated.
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Springfield
Little Lloyd Keet
Ozarks
Kent
Lawson Murder Charge Dropped by Supreme Court
The Colorado Supreme Court reversed a lower court ruling in the 1930s murder trial of John R. Lawson, former United Mine Workers executive board member. The court found no further prosecution warranted and stated the defendant was not tried again. The attorney general admitted error and recommended Lawson be employed by Victor American Coal Company as a labor agent.
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Denver
Colo
Jung
John R. Lawson
United State Mine Workers of America
Guil
Colorado
Thyens
Lawsen Te
Lawson
Vietor American Coal
Fifteen Cars Of Potatoes Found Rotting On Track
A chaotic dispatch reports fifteen cars of potatoes discovered rotting on a rail track near Heatonsville. Federal agents reported no ownership or origin details as investigations begin under the Department of Justice.
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Chicago
Heatonsiile
Hinta
Department of Justice
Isles
Clabaugh
Rurha
Wallington reaches major budget agreement with Jones
A large budget deal advances, tying to a 2 009 000 dollar figure and a 900 wah component. The agreement includes a provided fee and references an American merchant entry. The settlement is framed by an initiated Sad Fouke effort and signals full alignment on all questions.
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Wallington
Jones
Son
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