Primary Election Returns Across Scotland Precinct
Vote totals show scattered results with Republicans winning key posts and Norbeck leading statewide while Christopherson narrows the congress race. In Bon Homme Norbeck leads county results, and Minnehaha backs Christopherson in state contests. Democratic splits favor Rock faction with tight gubernatorial race between Morcom and Rinehart.
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Cummins
Hoese
Demuth
Grigsby
Congress
Dillon
Christopherson
Norbeck
Richards
Egan
McMaster
Miller
Everett
Hedrick
Boot
Whiting
Fites
Puckett
Dr. Rock
Tobnson
Rock
Rinehart
Marcom
Jacobs
Anderson
Dallon
Minnehaha
Yankton
First English Music Printing and Its Early Limits
The text notes Wynken de Worde's 1495 English music printing at Westminster as the first known attempt. A 1530 British Museum book shows florid music printed in England with Petrucci-like typography. It claims little progress in movable music type since Worde’s early effort, describing it as a double printing triumph with enduring technical challenges.
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England
Wynken de Worde
Westminster
British Museum
Petrucci
Worde
Editorial roundup notes on politics and education
The piece discusses Mr Richards and Mr Egan's county results, Roosevelt's stance on judicial recall, and a question of presidential power. It references Texas mobilization calls, Dakota Wesleyan University donors, a bishop election, and a student winning a national oratorical contest. It weighs liquor vote trends with dry versus wet sentiment.
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Dakota Wesleyan University
Mitchell
Thomas Nicholson
General Conference
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Francia Oaze
Intercollegiate Peace Association
May Memorial Proclamation From South Dakota Governor
Executive Chambers Pierre proclaims May as memorial month honoring brave men who gave their lives in defense of the country. Signed at the Capitol Pierre on May 18, 1916 with Governor Frank M. Byrne’s attestation.
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Frank M. Byrne
South Dakota
Pierre
A. D
Small Town Boy Not Gone In Modern America
A Cleveland Plain Dealer reflection argues the old fashioned small town boy remains alive in rural communities. He plays pranks, shows impish spirit, and defies minor rules, unlike urban street corner youths. recent mischief includes a Delaware church revival hornets nest incident.
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Adam
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Delaware
Beanit
Exchange Notes From the Tripp Ledger
Activity and travels across towns report on residents visiting kin and seeking new property. Mrs Hoellworth visited Scotland with her sister Mrs Becker while Karl Hirsch sought health waters at Hot Springs Arkansas. W C O Lamb returned from Montana trip after securing 820 acres near Lambert. Judge Tripsme to Menno for a brief Olivet court session. Voters discuss second papers or citizenship intentions. Mrs Shiley and Mrs Barth back from Sioux City where Myrtle Shiley recovered from appendicitis surgery and is progressing well.
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W CO
Lamb
Montana Points
Lambert
Trippcsme
Menno
Olivet
Bohemians in Dakota to celebrate 50th anniversary
The Tabor Independent urges a 1919 grand celebration for the 50th anniversary of Bohemian settlement in Dakota territory. First Bohemian settlement near Tabor began in 1869, with 9,847 Bohemian ancestry in South Dakota and 2,668 in Bon Homme County.
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Tabor
Dakota Territory
South Dakota
Bon Homme County
Independent
Tyndall Register Notes Local Travel and Incidents
Mrs J L Hood joined her mother for a brief visit in Sioux City after leaving Tyndall for Scotland. Mrs M Chantka returned to Scotland after visiting her sons in Tyndall. Mrs J P Serr of Scotland and her daughter in law Mrs Rounds visited relatives in Tyndall during the past week. Philip Bitterman near Scotland manages 100 acres small grain and 120 acres plowed for corn with 109 planted. Jack Glasner left for Sisseton SD to play ball this season. J J Dame's feed and sale barns in Plattsburgh NY destroyed by fire two weeks ago. several horses saved. Logs valued at 5000. Mayor Thompson and J Ki ehbauch returned from Texas oil fields and Galveston. A guardian angel seems to watch Jos Simon six, who explored a 300 gallon gas tank. he blew the cap off with a wrench and matched a flame, causing a tank explosion. one burned hand and blistered face are the only injuries.
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J. L. Hood
Scotland
Sioux City
M. Chantka
J. P. Serr
Philip Bitterman
Tyndall
Bitterman
J.J. Dame
Plattaburg
New York
Jos Simon
County School Notes On Exams And Teaching
The article notes exam results will be announced soon and praises teachers taking summer review courses to fill county positions. It questions an eighth grade applicant’s brief preparation and urges teachers to lead on school grounds. Yankton will reenact historical scenes in June, and Prof. Allen resigns from Springfield Normal, with his rural-education lectures praised.
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Yankton
Dakotas
South Dakota
Allen
Springfield Normal
Reports on eighth grade progress and school contagion concerns
The piece discusses uneven pupil understanding and expression in eighth grade, concerns about contagion rules, and the need for active teachers. It notes District No. 45 with 32 pupils, over 24 average attendance, and names Martin Joe Fauoyer and Vern Hutchinson as present daily. It advocates a proactive, hustling teacher as key to a good school and questions why all reports cannot resemble Perkins.
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Martin Joe Fauoyer
Vern Hutchinson
Sven Lus
Perkins
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Galveston
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