Republican State Platform Emphasizes Trust Busting and Labor
South Dakota Republicans in convention endorse the St Louis platform, praise Me inley and Hobart, and pledge full electoral support. They call for stern action against defalcations by public officials, arbitration between labor and capital, stronger regulation of rail tariffs, and limits on corporate power while urging investigations into grain elevator management. L. O. Gale promotes DeWitts Colic and Cholera Cure and other Chamberlain remedies amid ads and notices.
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South Dakota
St. Louis
William Meinley
Garret A. Hobart
Republican Party
Board of Railway Commissioners
Congress
Senate
Mt Vernon and Elensburg Notes On Threshing And Local Update
Threshing has begun in Mt Vernon and Elensburg with varied yields. New arrivals and movers include butter maker Mr Holbrook and families moving into town, while Annie Sherman returns from Sioux City. A teachers institute is planned for Mitchell with instruction and exams, plus local notices on farming, carpentry, and druggists endorsements.
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MT. Vernon
Joe Ryan
Farmers Elevator Co
Holbrook
Annie Sherman
Sioux City
M. E. Spooner
Griffith
Stout
Scott
Brocker
Mr. Holbrook
Quick-Witted Suitor and a Failing Tailor Scheme
A young man with modest means used a tailor bill as a note with his fiancée present, saving the bill from being paid and earning an apology from the tailor who later repeated an offer of two suits. Also notes a locomotive head’s pride in a factory model and a Jamaica coffee growing explanation.
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Washington Post
New York
New York Times
Dilatory tradesmen and nautical notions emerge in tales
A Cairo tale illustrates Arabian slow service as a swing order delays decades. A Brainard area rail story explains a train halt caused by a misread rear headlight. The Nautilus inspires airtight ship compartments, and papier mache shoes for horses appear with reported success.
A Mitchell Girl Recognized in St Paul
Mrs. Daniel F. De Wolf, noted soprano of St Paul, will depart next month for a year abroad. She sails to London to study under Frederick Walker then Berlin with Julius Hey and finish in Paris. Miss Celeste Coglan will cover her House of Hope duties during the absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
St. Paul
Daniel F. de Wolf
New York
London
Frederick Walker
Berlin
Julius Hey
Paris
de Wolf
Miss Coglan
Minneapolis
House of Hope
Celeste Coglan
Trains Schedules and Insurance Offers Displayed
Passenger and freight train times listed for north and south routes with daily Sunday exceptions. Also advertised are Travelers Accident Insurance Co. policies from Hartford offering $3,000 and higher indemnities with weekly options at daily premiums. Agents P. E. Clark and I. E. Clark seek inquiries and world-wide ticket sales.
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Travelers Accident Insurance Co
Hartford
Conn
PF. E. Clark
C. M
St. P. Mitchell
S. D
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Republican State Platform
L. O. Gale
Chamberlain
Germany
Jacob Esbenson
Chicago Lumber Co
Des Moines
Iowa
Chamberlain’s
Neighborhood Notes
Blendon
Robt. Schnee
H. H. Garey
Vernon
Schnee
Wm. Dean
Roy Michner
Bob Miltenburger
Union
Edgerton
Mary
McKinley
Teachers Institute
Davison County
Jennie C. West
Eli Hill
Lumber City
DeWitt
Rosedale
Hanson County
C. D. Yonker
Bowling Greene
Ohio
L. O . Gale
Jamaica
Cornhill Magazine
Harry
Cairo
Decorah
Brainard
Mason City Globe-Gazette
Michigan
Big Stone City
Danforth
Vermilion Republican
Knights of the Shears
T. M. Roberts
The
Armour Herald
J. F. Halliday
C. A. Blake
Weslington Times
Ely
Judge Noble
McGregor
Town
Engineer Noble
Mr. Noble
Aberdeen
Supreme Bench
Gif
ST. P
Nee
Wip
Tor
E. Clark
C. M. & St. P. Mitchell
Ino
O. Walrath
H. R. Kibbee
Geo
EH. Logan
P. Graham
First National Bank
Mitchell, South Dakota
T. Gilman
John D. Wood
J. S. Daniels
A. A. Roy C. M. Swan
I. W. Seaman
Eva Sturgis Lawler
J. C. Walrath
Lee Liz Logan
Chicago Record
Harrisburg
America
Prof
J. T. Hatfield
Evanston
Madison St
Mitchell Dry Goods
Cash Dry Goods House
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