Huron Redfield Meet Delivers Close Races and Record Feats
Rain cleared to let Brookings College athletes show strong performance in track events. Mitchell and Kingsbury headline multiple finals with Brookings taking pole vault and discus victories. Johnson of Brookings sets a state hammer record at 123 ft 4 in while Ruth of Brookings breaks the state mark in high hurdle time 16 2-5.
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Ruth
Binford
Brookings
Kingsbury
Mitchell
F. Warner
Yankton
Brown
Cathout
Smith
Mathews
Mattice
Boice
Johnson
Larkin
Redfield
Thompson
Wilson
D. A
Agricultural College
Boyd
Redfield Beats Huron In Low Scoring Baseball Clash
Following a swifter, clean contest Redfield defeated Huron 5 to 4 in a tight game. Whitman of Huron impressed as a young pitcher against Redfield’s lineup, while errors increased both sides but did not derail the close result.
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Huron
Redfield
Whitman
Oratorical Contest Awards At Daum Opera House
In Daum's opera house the annual oratorical contest brought five colleges Yankton Mitchell Brookings Redfield and Huron. Miss Anna Bagstad of Yankton won first place with her oration followed by Alfred Wenz of Mitchell in second. Judges were J. T. Kean Keith and Hiram Harrison.
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Daum
Opera House
Yankton, Mitchell
Brookings
Redfield
Huron
Ian World
William Smith
Savonarola
Alfred Wenz
Lynn Quartette
Swafford
Te Krueger
Joe
George Williams
Anna Bagstad
Y. C
Mavarke
Yankton College
Mitchell College
J. T. Kean
Woonsocket
Keith
Sioux Falls
Hiram Harrison
Watertown
Brookings Meet Highlights Fast 50-Yard Dash
A crowded grand stand watched Seeger of Brookings win the 50 yard dash with Port second and Kingsbury third. Time 52 5, tying the Mitchell track record set last year. Boyd of Brookings also placed in the event as the state meet continues.
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Seeger
Brooking
Port
Brookings
Kingsbury
Mitchell
Johnson
Boyd
Ruth
Brown
Smith
Oathout
Port and Seeger
Bernesse
Yankton
Thompson
Shaw
Wilson
Faulkerson
Dana Durand's Rise From Local News to Commerce Examiner
Edward Dana Durand, born 1871 in Romeo Michigan, rose from a local news boy to Oberlin College graduate and Cornell PhD. He edited the Oberlin Review and studied municipal government in Europe. Durand led the United States Industrial Commission at Washington and now serves as special examiner for the Department of Commerce, praised as a nonpolitical scholar with a broad mission to illuminate U.S. industrial life.
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Edward Dana Durand
Department of Commerce
Durand
Romeo
Mich
Huron High School
Minneapolis Journal
Dana
Yankton College
Oberlin
Ohio
Oberlin College
Oberlin Review
Cornell University
Jenks
American Economic Association
State of New York
Albany
New York City
McMillan Company
United States
Harvard
Longmans, Green & Co
Industrial Commission
Dana Durand
Brookings Athletes Dominate Meet as Mitchell Fails to Halt Victory
A large crowd witnessed Brookings win the athletic meet with Mitchell second as Brookings captures the basebal l championship in a 7 to 6 tenth inning comeback. The S D A C tally rose to 116 points with Mitchell at 43 and Yankton near 3. Referee Mark praised Huron as the meet’s ideal host site.
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Mitchell
D. U
Brookings
Scott's Emulsion as Cure All for Flesh and Nerves
An advertisement claims Scott's Emulsion nourishes flesh and bone, strengthens nerves, and aids digestion. It touts the product as a thirty year staple and offers free samples plus a $1 price, listing Scott & Bowne in New York as chemists.
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Shylock
Scott
Scott & Bowne
Pearl Street
New York
Inter Collegiate Association Sets Meet in Huron
The next annual meet of the Inter Collegiate Association will be held in Huron. The decision was unanimous with one condition that the local association provide a prize cup. The cup goes to the college able to hold it for three consecutive years.
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Inter Collegiate Association
Huron
Rocky Mountain Tea Promises Health Across Fractured Text
A local city council meeting notes bids for 2,200 feet of sewer with R. Ramsell and F. H. Holton bidding. Holton wins at 30 cents per foot while the other bid was 34 cents per foot. The nightwatch salary rises $10 monthly and the city scales are to be kept in order. The council adjourns after approving standard labor bills.
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Mitchell Crews
Mark
Sioux City
South Dakota
Chicago
Foley & Co
Foley
J. K. Horn
Diversey Blvd
E. C. Watkins
Sexton
The
Methodist Church
Springfield
A. H. Davis
Mt. Sterling
Magee Ist
Taz
Dakota
DeWitt
de Witt
Holland Wheeler
Sou
John H. King & CO
H. W. Hinds
Northwest
Huron Nursery
U. G. Fower’s
Detroit
U. G. Fowler
Manson
Iowa
Democrat
Dunnin
Leven Pense
Rocky Mountain
A. J. Bick & Co
Parker
AIR Balsam Careace
Omnpeige
Northwestern Business Agency
Bank of Commerce Bldg
Minneapolis, Minn
MINN
St.Pau
A. J. Bick
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