Funeral of Mrs Robert Dellard in Springfield
The funeral for Mrs. Robert Dellard was held Friday at 2 p.m. in the Methodist church, with Rev. Dr. Coles presiding. The service included memorial addresses by friends, floral tributes from Scotland and Santa Monica, and several readings and hymns. Burial followed in the cemetery beside her husband and adopted son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Dellard
Santa Monica
Gel
Lund
Methodist Church
Coles
Episcopal Church
Springfield
Scotland
Johanna Wittmayer
Nester
G. W. Snow
Sen
J. H. Stephens
Rev
C. W. Langdon
Rev. Coles
In Memoriam Mrs Dollard of Scotland
An obituary tribute to Mrs. Dollard praising decades of public service in Scotland. As a teacher she earned youth trust, built a public library, organized entertainments, led patriotic programs, and shaped the cemetery with shade trees and a fence. Her memory endures in the community and hearts of residents.
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GA. R
Scotland
Memorial tribute to Lola Campbell Dollard in Scotland
A memorial tribute recalls Lola Campbell Dollard and her devotion to family, teachers, and city life. It honors her roles as mother figure, educator friend, temperance advocate, and social host who brought cheer, supported the sick, and urged a hopeful view of life beyond death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary La‘throp
Memorial tribute to Mrs Dollard of Na ture's noble woman
Hon G W Snow honors Mrs Robt Dollard praising a life of steadfast home duties and tireless public service in W C T U Temperance Relief Corps and other civic roles. He recalls her early toil on a Douglas county claim, her Scotland years, and Santa Monica home, noting a life of faithfulness and a portrait of Major Dollard now in Pierre Capitol Hall of Fame.
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Robert Dollard
Douglas County
Scotland
Santa Monica
California
Temperance Movement
Relief Corps
Phousanda
Dollard
Woman of temperance effort rests after many years
A community figure devoted to temperance work and public welfare faced anxiety as her husband grew ill, dedicating energy to caring for him and promoting social culture. Her broad outlook and generous spirit endured, and her legacy remains in the good will she fostered.
Tribute to Mrs Dollard Patriotism in Frontier Schooling
Mrs Dollard mentored frontier children in patriotic schooling before public schools taught flag salutes. She fostered reverence for democracy and national service, influencing many Scotland boys who enlisted and honored their country’s flag and fallen mile.
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Dollard
Scotland
Desay Reflections Share Grief At Opening Remarks
A fragmentary account records Renator J. A. Stephens speaking of friends of the deceased and the opening remarks. The garbled lines hint at personal loss, inner thoughts, and the hoped comfort found in company and memory as the event unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Desay
Friends of the Decessed
Wienex
Béth Lin Emery
Dollard Memorial Praises State’s Esteemed Major and Wife
The speaker extols Major Dollard and his wife, stating their lasting impact on South Dakota. He recalls their usefulness, life, sacrifice, and stability. The couple earned statewide respect, with Springfield and Pierre ties noted. The Dollards’ name is praised as a bright memory in the state’s history, and the speaker regrets Judge Wicks’ absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Major Dollard
Springfield
Judge Wicks
Dollard
South Dakota Union Officials Clash Over Politics
Jesterville Ledger notes Mitchell organizer for the South Dakota Farmers Union opposes Non-Partisan League leaders over socialistic aims and alleged disloyalty. Otto S. Oleson of Sioux Falls says Sioux Falls electric light plant construction is delayed by late pole delivery due to car shortages, affecting city work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed, Martley
Mitchell
South Dakota Farmers Union
Otto S. Oleson
Sioux Falls
Soldier’s Quick Wit Off Ocean Rail
A seasick soldier aboard a steamer on the Atlantic is mocked by an officer while he quotes scripture. The soldier replies with a wry line about rendering into the sea the things that are the sea’s, turning a grim moment into a darkly humorous exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
What the Victory or Defeat of Germany Means to Every American
Albert Payson Terhune argues that a German victory would erode American faith in right and democracy, undermine national morale, and threaten the nation’s record of liberty. He asserts the U S has fought for principled causes since 1775 and that victory sustains belief in right, making sacrifices worth fivehundredfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Albert Payson Terhune
Globe-Trotter
National Security League
America
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Memoriam
P. A. Bliss
BROWN
Donley
Lola Campbell
Carson
Pierre
W. D. Griffiths
Renator
J. A. Stephens
Jesterville Ledger
E. W. Kemble
NWA
Judera
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