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Newspaper

The Mellette County Pioneer

Location

Wood, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1919

Page

3

Valley National Park Endorsed by Economic Move

John Dickinson Sherman reports that AIG in partnership with HONIG PI Valley National Park is endorsed by the Mississippi Valley Association as part of a major economic initiative described as one of the biggest moves on the American continent.

Honig PI Valley National Park John Dickinson Sherman The Mississippi Valley Association

Mississippi Valley Park plan endorsed at Chicago meeting

The Mississippi Valley association urged establishing a Mississippi National Park along the Mississippi River near McGregor Iowa and Prairie du Chien Wisconsin. Delegates from 22 states, led by President Merrick, pledged to push the park through Congress, highlighting regional significance, private land in Iowa and Wisconsin, and historic ties from Joliet to Fort Crawford.

Mississippi Valley Association Mississippi Valley National Park Mississippi River McGregor Prairie du Chien Wis Chicago Alleghenies Rockies France Germany Mississippi Louisiana Purchase Mississippi Valley Harry H. Merrick Washington Congress Minneapolis New Orleans Galveston St. Louis Kansas City Detroit Denver Dominion Gulf Pacific New York Atlantic John M. Parker Valley Empire Mr. Parker United States Mississippi National Park Rocky Mountain National Park National Park Movement Forest Service Department of Agriculture National Park Service Department of the Interior House House Public Lands Committee Senate Mount Evans Agricultural Department Interior Department Merrick Middle West National Park Rocky Mountain Colorado Lafayette Maine Milwaukee St. Paul Omaha Wisconsin Martha Brunn Iowa Pike's Peak Pictured Rocks Green Bay Fox River Wisconsin River Jean Nicollett Pierre Radisson Paris Jean Groseiller Missouri Mandan Bismarck N. D Joliet Pere Marquette Upper Arkansas Quebec Illinois Lake Michigan la Salle Louisiana Louis XIV Sieur Marin Pike’s Peak Basil Girard St. Lawrence Lower Mississippi Northwest Company Hudson’s Bay Company Zebulon M. Pike Northwest John Jacob Astor American Fur Company Missouri Fur Company Fort Shelby Fort McKaye Fort Crawford Abraham Lincoln Ilinois Zachary Taylor Jefferson Davis Black Hawk Taylor Davis Albert Sidney Johnson Utah Rough and United States Senate

New Sweaters and Archery Revive War Era Sports

The article notes a wartime sports revival with golf, tennis, cycling and archery returning strongly. Women and men sporting bright athletic wear lead a shift from traditional tailoring to vibrant sport garments with smocks, net overlays, and bold color details reappearing in active wardrobes.

France England Batiste

Silk Apron Fashions For Afternoon Wear

A fashion writer notes silk aprons in afternoon wear beyond formal entertaining. Descriptions include gray Quakery style with knee length, shirred waistbands, two pockets, and a decorative flower-fruit motif. Aprons use leftover silk, are easy to make, and protect frocks from stains at home.

Milady

Callot Tricolette Suit and Cape With Colorful Details

Summer fashion notes highlight Tricolette garments with two tone gowns featuring champagne and slate colors. Embroidery uses angora and ribbozine with sashes and long scarf collars. Callot presents a rose tweed sports cape with pink and white peppermint lining and a hooded cloak with a shoulder cape.

House of Callot Callot West Point

Headgear for Little Girls: Elaborate Bonnets and Hats

The season showcases dainty bonnets for girls with sheer organdie, fine valenciennes lace, and silk flowers. Trim details include pink or blue ribbon rosettes and streamers. Simple styles can be home made, while ornate designs benefit from expert milliner craft.

Veils as Essential Accessory in Modern Fashion

The article argues that selecting a veil is as important as choosing a gown. It surveys styles from extreme short veils to lace flutterers, explains wearing methods, and urges trying options in shops to find the most flattering veil.

Point de Paris

Lace Inset Stockings Highlight Extravagant Era

A brief fashion note praises silk stockings with lace inset over the toe as a symbol of the age’s luxury. The piece calls the style gorgeous and fashionable, reflecting contemporary taste.

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