Local Church Schedules and Rural News from Lemmon and Surrounds
The notice lists Morning worship and Bible School times at a Baptist church in Lemmon, with pastor L M Blackmer, and services at White Butte. It mentions social visits to Thunderhawk, a dance, and musical entertainment. Other items include a prayer meeting, a bridal ceremony at the Gross residence, and a note on a medical transfer to Aberdeen for appendicitis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer Memorial Presbyterian Church
Christian Endeavor
Baptist Church
Lemmon
Kev. Dale
L. M. Blackmer
White Butte
Sugar Schedule Debate Divides Refining Company and Congress
Washington sees the sugar free list as a potential $1.5 billion annual boon to American consumers, while refiners warn it could destroy a major revenue source. Edwin F. Atkins of American Company urged protection of duties, arguing abolition would end Cuban reciprocity and allow European refined beet sugar into U.S. markets on equal terms with domestic refined sugar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Refining Company
Warhington
Jun
House Democrats
Congress
House
House Democraty
Remler
Amer 7 Kenning
Wny Intietre Tt
Edwin F. Atkins
Npany
Atkins
United States
Europe
Memory of Winkfield Shakes Pentagon Probe Words
Washington January bi -Wicary Winkfield former Standard Oil messenger testified before the Senate committee investigating campaign funds after the Archbold letters. He said he altered his testimony due to fear and a headache and recalled taking telegrams letter copies and parcels of letters with Stomp for a share of 1.59 dollars resale to the New York American.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Jan
Wicary
Winkfleid
Hagro Mensenger
Genate Committee
Archbold
Winkfield
le Jeter
Stomp
Menninger
Tie
New York American
Castro Case Up to Nagel Defence of Admission Decision
Washington reports on General Cipriano Castro's bid to enter the United States. A special board of inquiry in New York submitted a report to Secretary Nagel, awaiting a ruling on deportation versus admission. The board advised authorization of Castro's admission if appropriate, affecting Nagel's authority and the jury's role.
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Washington, Jan
Cipriano Castro
United States
Secotch
Special Board of Inquiry
New York
Nagel’ Perival
Cas Tipo
Castro
Nagel
Ramemieg
Same Moehiher
Board of Fequicy
New York Favors Direct Plan For Election of Senators
New York state moved toward approving a proposed amendment to the federal Constitution allowing direct election of United States senators by the people. The measure, adopted by the assembly on Tuesday, passed the senate and seeks to change how senators are chosen. In other news, sentences for Frank M Ryan H M Houlihan and William Sehope on conspiracy charges related to dynamite transport were disapproved by the Indianapolis district attorney in the United States circuit court of appeals.
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Atora
Athans
Dan
New York State
United States
Assembly
Senate
Rya Bond
Chicago
Ian
Frank M Ryan
F. HM. Houlihan
Williym Sehope
Ferma
Charles W. Milter
Iudianapolis
Circuit Court of Appeals
Eleven on Supreme Bench Expansion Fight Looms
Reported in January 16 Senate debate, a plan to raise the Supreme Court total from nine to eleven seeks to preserve Republican balance if a vacancy occurs. Proponents include Senator Gore with backup colleagues, while Republicans may resist with proposed nominees such as White and Justices Lurton and Javiak. opposed by names including Nissivas Maken nw, Holmes, Dos, Hughes, Van Dee Venter and Pituer.
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I Creane
Ucted
Senate
Gore Rhould
Cent
Wewieerere
Ontice White
Juntices
Lurton
Javiak
Nissivas Makennw
Holmes
Dos
Hughes
van Dee Venter
Pituer
Campaign circulars on national defense circulate to Congress
A campaign by the Navy League of the United States aims to influence lawmakers through circulars sent to every member of Congress. The effort, led by the legislative committee, highlights defense priorities and urges action on allied naval policy.
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Harimal
Navy League of the United States
Legislative Committee
Women Lead New York Strikers in Major Garment Strike
Reported in New York, twenty thousand female workers in the garment industry join a large labor strike led by Josephine Casey, a national organizer of the Ladies' Garment Workers. The action disrupts hotels and restaurants, with leadership also drawn from Fitzhugh Garley Fling of the Industrial Workers of the World and speeches by Ettor and Giovannitti.
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New York
Diese
Wale Indurtey
Dosepnine Casey
Notlonel
Anton She
Mokele
Kalamaron
Stria Ie Walters
Fitzabeth Garley Fling
Industrial Workers of the World
Ettor and
Giosannuiti
Grain and Provision Prices Across Markets
A fragmented report from Duluth and Minneapolis markets lists wheat, corn, and oats prices, along with live stock bids and futures notes. It mentions wheat contracts for May and July, corn and oats values, and various price figures for cattle, calves, and eggs, reflecting a busy trading day.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
Loading Big Guns Aboard the Ship Describes the Loaded Turret Sequence
A fragmented account from the London Standard recounts a naval gun crew preparing to fire a massive turret gun. It details steps from loading the rammer to triggering the firing sequence, noting the immense power and potential destruction if misfired, and emphasizes the single operator’s poised vigilance at the scope as distance and target become clear.
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Eame
Va Howe
Portland
fLondon
All LarntieOb Negotiation Sparks Marie Cash Quest
Dialogue hints at a scheme to win Marie’s heart by offering money. Pars Aire cites need to give her all the funds she demands, while Jules questions the ease of the plan. The exchange suggests a satire on romance and greed.
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Marie Heart
Jules
Life Advice From a Cryptic Descriptor
A brief aphorism suggests life returns what we invest, though phrasing remains unclear. The piece reads as a reflective note on personal effort and consequence, hinting at financial metaphor with an unclear reference to a bank.
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Lima
N. D
Christ Lemke
Orange Township
House Committee
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Gore
Walsh
Dixon
Helens
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Hank
Montini
Aniinienns Vale
Mirmenpetin
Duluth
South St. Paul
Sontt St Paul
Don
Cottle
Stoops
HM Vta
Castle Heaven
Isu
Texac
R. R
Chaps
Milwaskee
Puget 5
Lemmon, SD
Berthe
J.T. Layne Denist
Minnesota State University
First National Bank
F. C. Totten
Macey Lemmon
S. D
C. B. Strang
S. Daw
C. W. Phelps
Perkin County
Alice
Red Crome Drug Store
B. FH. Ellis
D. C
Macomber Hik
Albert E. Yager
Can
L. P. McNulty
U. S Land Office
Brown Bros. Land Office
J. F. Paul Gross
North Lemmon
North
W. F. Eddy
Lemmon, S. D
H. H. Pomeroy
Heart of Business
Diane
Oscar N. Sam
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