Methodist Episcopal and Presbyterian Service Notices
The Methodist Episcopal Church invites all to Sabbath morning preaching at 11, Sabbath school at close, Epworth League at 6 30 p m, gospel sermon 7 30 p m, and Webscovenen ng prayer at 7 30. seats free, strangers welcome. The Presbyterian Church reports morning worship, Sabbath school augm P S C E at 7 pm, evening service 7 30, and prayer conference Wednesday 8 pm. A local discussion contrasts eastern and western traits in politics, Roosevelt supporters cited. Dr King’s Life Pills testimonial sale ad ends with price 25c.
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Charles Wilcox
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B. G. Stewart
Cedar View
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Dr. King
Letter From Santa Monica Recounts Climate and Politics
Dr T T Church writes from Santa Monica California in May 1908 describing warm climate and long winters elsewhere, local growth plans, and a political note about interstate railroad regulation and tariffs. He recalls South Dakota, the Hampton Roads fleet, and South Dakota political figures, reflecting on reforms and the railroads.
Letter on politics and memory of South Dakota leaders
The writer praises Senator Kittredge and his Panama Canal speech while reflecting on former leaders like Judge Moody and Campaign figures, urging support for Kittredge and recounting political loyalties. He notes his South Dakota ties, property interests, and desire to be buried among old friends in Scotland Roper. Dougard and Mrs. W. B. Sherrard mourn the death of Mrs. Sherrard, a longtime guardian of homeless children, whose work aided over 7,800 children through private contributions.
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Martin
Deadwood
Congress
Crawford Kittredge
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Kyle
Klitredge
Interoceas Canal Committee
Herried
Judge Moody
United States Senate
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Kittredge
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Judge Gifford
Major Pickler
Saul Birod
Mitchell
Aidhat
Panama Canal
Senate
Scotland Roper
Dougard
W. B. Sherrard
Sioux Balls
Local drugstore touts cough and cold remedies
A storefront advertises prescriptions, cough and cold relief, sore throat remedies, and a range of school supplies. The bold display promises instant relief and highlights available items for students and families.
Wenglaff Named President of Springfield Normal School
The state board of regents selected Professor G. G. Wenglaff, Yankton county superintendent and former Yankton College faculty member, to be president of Springfield Normal School, and he has accepted. Also noted are plans for a new railroad frontier route and coal deposits near Forest City, with commentary on climate and health remedies, including Electric Bitters.
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State Board of Regents
G. G. Wenglaff
Yankton County
Springfield Normal School
Wenglaff
Yankton College
Forest City
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