Summer school closes after most successful term at college
The summer term ends with 177 enrolled, including 109 in the summer school and 48 in the institute. Students came from four states besides South Dakota and twenty five counties, with expanded courses in didactics general management psychology and education history. Faculty included Kemp, McVay, Davis, Hochstetler, Brown, and Hotalling. new facilities at Voorhees hall aided instruction and activities.
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Sis
South Dakota
Martin Kemp
Bruce McVay
Marriet E. Davis
Norton Orchestra
Minneapolis
J. P. Anderson
Italy
Greece
Asia Minor
Palestine
Egypt
E. D. Ede
Alfred Tennyson
French
Voorhees Hall
Third Street
Haseen
J. W. Brown
Ayer's Hair-Vigor Promises Cure for Hair Loss
Vintage promotional claim asserts Stop it and why not fall ing hair is a disease and Ayer's Hair-Vigor, made from improved ingredients, destroys that disease. It says hair stops falling out, grows more rapidly, and dandruff disappears without changing hair color.
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Ayer
City Council Proceedings Reflect Grants and Debates
City council met Friday night with Mayor McKey and Aldermen in attendance. Minutes were approved. A $200 license rebate bill for H. R. Gostain was referred to the law committee. City Justice J. C. Hatfield presented a report, accepted and filed. Street-commissioner Carl Peterson sought a $10 monthly raise, referred to the water committee. A 34-signature petition for an Fifth and Illinois arc light was referred to the light committee. Gas plant protest report found water gas plant not a nuisance. report placed on file. Referendum petition referred to law committee. Piano firm John McArthur & Son tax 1906 transferred to C. W. and Margaret Mannie. A sidewalk condemnation resolution covering nine streets was adopted unanimously. Five hundred dollars was ordered paid on a city warrant from November 9, 18%, and water-extension warrants issued to Illinois and Frank street property holders. W. A. Lynch petitioned for Bijou theater license for moving pictures and illustrated songs in World Building north room for one year from August 1, 1907. mayor set license at $100.
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Ieee
Neil McKey
Bryant
Fullinweider
Miller
Een
Sauer
Bruce M. Rowley
H. R. Gostain
Law Committee
J. C. Hatfield
City Justice
Carl Peterson
Water Committee
Fifth
Illinois Street
Bey
N. McTivaine
EK. J. Miller
D. E. Bryant
John McArthur & Son
C. W
Margaret Mannie
Street Commission
Ninth Street
Illinois
Utah
Kansas
Dakota Avenue
Colorado
Great Northern Track
Iowa
Simmons Avenue
Frank Street
Frank
W. A. Lynch
World Building
Stimulation Without Irritation Urino Laxative Fruit
Urino Laxative Fruit $grup cleanses and stimulates the bowels without irritation. Sold by Holland Wheeler, Druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland Wheeler
Young Drake Receives Traction Engine License
Fred Drake sixteen son of Mr and Mrs Henry Drake of this city has passed the examination for traction engine operator in St Paul. He has been granted a license from the state as engineer making him the youngest traction engineer in the region. He will be able to start work this fall.
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Fred Drake
Henry Drake
St.Paul
Drake
Doan’s Kidney Pills Backed By Satisfied User
A man suffering from chronic backache writes that Doan’s Kidney Pills relieved his pain after trying various medicines. He reports the pills cured his trouble with no relapse and notes the product is sold by all dealers at 50 cents per box, Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as sole US agents.
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Dean
Foster-Milburn, Co
Buffalo, N. Y
United States
Doan
Critics Question City Justice Powers and Costs
The writer argues that justice of the peace and space magistrates are handling cases that should be tried in the city. They ask who would be nearest justice for Vanderhule and who is responsible for fines in the Marines matter. They question department policy, steno fees, salaries, and office rent as signs of a new era.
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Eprror Horonttz
Iter
Aes
Speace
Vanderhule
Huron
Aests
Peace and Justice
Administration of Justice
Dax
Testimony on Foley's Kidney Cure in Health Notice
A man in frail health for years testifies to kidney and bladder trouble and money spent on physicians. He credits Foley's Kidney Cure with restoring his health and urges others to try it. Sold by Holland Wheeler Druggist and Ira W. Kelley of Ath Pa.
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Foley
Holland Wheeler
Ira W. Kelley
Ath | Pa
Federation Council Meeting at Huron South Dakota
Interdenominational meeting held at the Presbyterian Church in Huron on July 24 to discuss forming a regional commission. Rev W H Thrall and M D Whisman chaired, with Rev H P Carson and J P Anderson as secretary pro tem. Minor proposals urged inclusion of other denominations and prompt follow up meetings. Immediate relief mention appears unrelated.
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Feration Council
Churches of Christ
South Dakota
Presbyterian Church
Huron
W. H. Thrall
D.D
H. P. Carson and Anderson
The
Presbyterian
H. P
St & Sed
Well Drilling Starts at State Fair Grounds
A. Carlton of Norbeck and Nicholson, Redfield, holds the contract to drill a second well on the South Dakota state fair grounds. The new well will be galvanized piping and drilled to the second flow, reflecting the fair’s growth. Work begins immediately.
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Board of Agriculture
A. Carlton
Norbeck & Wicholson
Redfield
Fair Grounds
South
War Against Consumption and Foley's Honey and Tar Ad
All nations strive to check consumption the deadly white plague. Foley's Honey and Tar scares coughs and is safe and certain in results. The genuine is in a yellow package sold by Holland Wheeler Druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Holland Wheeler
Mrs. E. H. Grant Dies After Illness in Beadle County
Mrs. E. H. Grant wife of E. H. Grant of this city died at home Sunday evening July 28 at 7 45 after about two months illness. She came to Beadle county in 1880 with her husband homesteaded in Grant township then moved to Huron. She was a First Presbyterian Church member and active in church work. Survived by husband and three children W. J. Grant Danville Illinois B S Grant Hawarden Iowa and Mira Harriet Danville. Funeral 2 30 Tuesday at the Grant home Fifth street conducted by Rev J P Anderson. Interment Riverside cemetery. Community extends sympathy.
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E. H. Grant
W. J. Grant
Danville
B.S. Grant
Hawarden
Iowa
Mira Harriet
Grant Home
Fifth Street
J. P. Anderson
First Presbyterian Church of
City
Riverside Cemetery
Warner's White Wine of Tar Syrup Claims 48 Hour Cure
Advertisement touts Warner's White Wine of Tar Syrup as a guaranteed 48 hour cure for la grippe with complete relief for coughs that follow. It promises thorough use and timely consumption to ensure the disease is cured.
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Warner
Queen Allie Sold to Abergast of Minneapolis
Andy Stewart sold his trotting mare Queen Allie record 2 2144 to A L Abergast Minneapolis for 1000 dollars. Stewart to deliver the mare at Fargo after departing Saturday morning. Queen Allie has a two year ownership history with Stewart and has earned purses and a 2 214% record.
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Andy Stewart
Queen Allie
A. L. Abergast
Minneapolis
Stewart
Fargo
Carlisle Center man touts Foley's Kidney Cure success
G B Burhans of Carlisle Center New York reports four years of symptom free life after using Foley's Kidney Cure. He says brick dust sediment and kidney pain disappeared and he remains cured. Sold by Holland Wheeler Druggist.
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G. B. Burhans
Carlisle Center
N. Y
Foley
Holland Wheeler
Close Call for High School Janitor in Basement Incident
Mr Brown janitor at the High School faced a near fatal incident Thursday while installing a larger cistern for soft water. While covering tar he was overcome by gas in the basement. his son alerted others and Dr Taylor assisted until help arrived.
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Brown
Dr. Taylor
Imi
Steel firm rejects union talks in Duluth open shop stand
In Duluth July 29 5 at Lincoln Park Mayor Cullum read the response from United States Steel officials to the strikers message. The company refuses to treat with the men as a union insisting on the open shop and maintaining the old wage basis with no raise. The strikers vote to remain out and press the fight to end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duluth
Lincolln Park
Cullum
United States Steel
Steel Soueny
All Quiet on the Range in Hibbing Mining District
July 29 report from Duluth says quiet on the iron front with a proclamation against street parades. Mayors may follow, underground mines resume with small crews, ore on docks, stripping active in Hibbing district, rifles distributed for miner protection, and docks at Head of the Lakes key to restarting shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duluth
Werrick
Hilo
Hibbing
Eveleth
Virginia
Pinkertons Hire Strikebreakers Reach Superior
Fifty men arriving from Chicago at the Great Northern hotel in Superior are reportedly connected to ore dock and mine strikes. The men, said to be sent by the Pinkertons, refuse to comment.
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Superior, Wis
Chicago
Great Northern Hotel
Pinkertons
ALL RAILWAYS GUARDED AS KOREA TURNS TURBULENT
Guards line all railways and troops patrol Seoul as Korean forces clash with rioters in Kyong Son province. Seven Japanese houses are burned, six people injured, Japanese forced to boats. Two of Marquis Ito's new appointees face court reforms within three months or lose posts.
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Seoul
Korea
Kyong Son
Marquis Ito
Germany
Venezuela Refuses Arbitration of Five American Claims
Caracas reports that Venezuela rejects arbitration in the five American claims in dispute with the United States. The foreign office delivered the reply to American minister W W Russell and argued at length against Root's position. Some officials fear the move could sever diplomatic relations with the United States.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Foreign Office
W. W. Russell
Root
United States
Runyan's Betrayer Indicted in NYC
New York July 29 Laura M. Carter, the woman who betrayed Chester B. Runyan, paying teller of Windsor Trust, indicted for receiving stolen goods. Runyan says he gave her 15000 of the 80000 in cash she took another 10000 not looking on.
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New York
Laura M. Carter
Chester B. Runyan
Windsor Trust Company
Runyan
Senator Pettus Dying in Hot Springs at Eighty Six
Senator Edmund W. Pettus of Alabama is dying after a collapse at the breakfast table in Hot Springs. Physicians call his condition hopeless and say death may come at any time. The 86 year old former Confederate brigadier general served in the Senate for ten years and was known for his careful attention to public business.
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Sprimes
N. C
United States
Edmund W. Pettus
Alabama
Hot Springs
Senator Pettus
Pettus
Senate
American plan approved by Hague debt committee
The Hague committee on debt collection discussed and approved the American proposal after two hours of debate. Thirty seven delegates voted in favor with some reservations and no negative votes, seven absent. General Horace Porter closed the discussion urging an immediate vote and answered questions on the proposal.
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The
Hague
Horace Porter
Cuban charges threaten Cuban stability in letter
Havana July 29 Senator Moria Delgado a Liberal who helped in last year’s revolt says in a La Lucha letter that Maso Parra once allied with Spain plans to sway Cubans toward violence against the provisional government. Parra denies the plot and says he will conspire only if Cuba is deceived by Americans.
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Havana
Moria Delgado
la Lucha
Maso Parra
Parra
Delgado
Washington
Cuba
Admiral Dickins Sees No War After San Francisco Incident
Rear Admiral Francis W. Dickins retired U S N a passenger on the Arabic arriving from Liverpool said little likelihood of trouble with Japan The United States introduced Japan to the society of nations about fifty years ago and the San Francisco incident is not enough to cause a war Dickins who lives in Washington spent six months traveling in Europe.
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New York
Francis W. Dickins
Liverpool
Japan
United States
Society of Nations
San Francisco
Dickins
Washington
McLellan Wins Bid for Largest U S Drydock
F McLellan Co of Seattle with a low bid of 1 192 284 beat four rivals for the Bremerton Puget Sound naval station drydock project to be 652 feet long 115 feet wide and 38 feet deep resulting as the largest government drydock in the country
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Washington
F. McLellan & Co., Incorporated
Seattle
Wash
Bremerton Naval Station
Puget Sound
Western Washington Pledges Fight Against Freight Rise
In Tacoma on July 29, a group of men from Western Washington pledged 160000 to fight a railroad freight rate increase set to take effect October 1. The Pacific Coast Lom initiative was announced to mobilize against the hike.
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Tacoma
Wash
Washington
Pacific Coast
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