Quiet June Wedding at St Martin's Parish House
Vernon H. Alger and Blanche Canada wed Tuesday morning at St Martin's parish house. Both are well known in the city with Alger a longtime resident and music teacher at Northern Normal and Industrial School in Aberdeen. The couple left for a morning train to Aberdeen where they will reside after a short trip.
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Vernon H. Alger
Blanche Canada
Alger
Miss Canada
the Northern Normal and Industrial School
Aberdeen
African M E Church Organizes in Huron Visit
Reverend St DB Mantey of Yankton and AL MM EL church members visited Huron last week to organize an African Methodist church. An organization was formed on Thursday at Caleb Myers home, aiming to provide church facilities for the small community. Ensign Ralph R Stewart, Annapolis Naval Academy graduate and son of local residents, was commissioned and served aboard the battleship Kentucky. Axelrod Bros plan September 1 relocation to Third Street with plans for an elevator and three floors of activity.
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AL MM. EL
Yankton
Huron
Sioux Falls
Caleb Myers
Manley
Jesu
Annapolis
M. D
Ralph R. Stewart
F. N. Stewart
Annapolis Naval Academy
Stewart
Kentucky
Congressman Burke
Axelrod Bros
Ttheir
Third ‘Street
Quaker Oats Breakfast for Children and Family Health
A diary style pitch urges feeding children Quaker Oats daily to boost health and energy. It promotes regular and large family package sizes priced at 10c and 25c and claims quick health improvements with increased consumption.
Memorial Day Address by Rev. L. K. Smith
Rev. L K Smith gave a Memorial Day address praising Grand Army of the Republic veterans and urging adherence to foundational American rights and duties. He argued the nation endures through shared principles, not mere wealth, spoke of liberty with limits, and recalled antebellum struggle and Civil War heroes who preserved the nation.
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Grand Army of the Republic
America
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Republic
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England
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Gettysburg
Grand Army
Memorials of a Nation Acknowledging Living Unity
The speaker urges memory of American life ideals over wealth and war gains, praising the living generation. He emphasizes principles of honor, truth, and unity, envisioning a republic driven by industry, productivity, and shared happiness. The speech exhorts mutual concession and brotherhood as forces moving the world forward.
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Senate Defeats Dutch Standard in Sugar Bill Fight
Washington May 28 The Senate refused to strike out the Dutch standard test from the sugar schedule in a 36 to 47 vote. Republicans Beveridge Bristow Brown Cupp Crawford Cummins Dolliver Johnson Jones La Follette Nelson joined Democrats. An amendment by Bristow to change the duty differential on sugar was defeated 82 to 63 keeping the present 1.90 rate on refined sugar. Cummins argued for removing the Dutch standard to aid beet sugar, warning against free sugar from Porto Rico Hawaii the Philippines and Cuba undermining U.S. beet production. He favored cane sugar protection and opposed the Dutch standard.
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Cuba
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Suger
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Bint
Senate Colloquy Aired By Vice President Bierman
A partial transcript shows a senate exchange where the vice president calls Senators Cummins and Smith of Michigan by name during a tense discussion. The dialogue centers on decorum and addressing colleagues in the third person, avoiding direct second-person references.
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Senate
Bierman
Cummins
Smith
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