Rail line push draws representatives to Mitchell meeting
A large gathering from Mitchell and nearby towns met in the Widmann hotel to discuss a Mitch ell to Marshall air line railroad. Delegates reviewed a survey map, debated power options, and agreed to form a Minneapolis committee to press the project with the St Paul Minneapolis Commercial Club.
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Mitchell
S. D
Marshall
Widmann
John Wadden
Madison
John Larkin
Henry Neill
Madison Commercial Club
Salem
Hepiphany
Clarno
Yankton
Brookings
Ivanhoe
Minn
Hendricks
Neill
C. B. Kennedy
Mgr. Kennedy
Rh. #. Kerr
Kennedy
Sanborn County
Miner County
Lake
Epiphany
Minneapolis
Commercial Club
St. Paul
Minne
Wadden
Iowa
John Absher
A. H. Pease
Wagner
D. B. Miller
O. BE. Cas
Mitchell Milling Co plans mill rebuild after fire
K S Christensen, sole remaining owner of the Mitchell Milling Co property, states the mill will be rebuilt as soon as arrangements are made. He promises Mitch ell's Best flour will return to markets and that all flour will be rigorously tested before sale. Local officials and residents anticipate construction this fall as Mitchell solidifies its milling center status.
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Mitchell
Mitchell Milling Co
K. S. Christensen
Christensen
The
Republican
C. S. Christensen
South Dakota
Walrath Returns After Fire Loss Adjustment
J QO Walrath came home Friday from Woonsocket where he had been to adjust a small fire loss covered by the Commercial Fire Association of this city.
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J. QO. Walrath
Woonsocket
Commercial Fire Association
Citizenship Meeting at City Hall Highlights Temperance Debate
A large crowd attended the Good Citizenship meeting at the city hall. Mrs. O E Cassem presided as WCTU leader. John Chapman spoke on American Liberty or Saloon, and Prof Warfield urged fearless handling of intemperance. Several performers recited and sang as educators warned of future harm from alcohol and tobacco.
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Warfield
Florence Morris
Mina Hager
Elizabeth Kelley
D. Eugene Hager
Thelma Cassem
M. M. Ramer
Death of an Aged Lady S E Stewart
Mrs S E Stewart dies at 82 at daughter Mrs George H Brooks in Mitchell S D after long illness. Funeral Sunday at Mrs Brooks home with Rev H S Wilkinson sermon from Psalms 116 15. Remains to Sioux Falls for interment. Born January 10 1825 in Woodstock Vermont married Seeley E Stewart January 1 1846. Lived in Luzerne NY Independence IA Sheldon IA Mitchell SD. Survived by husband five daughters one son. Member of Methodist Church.
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S. E. Stewart
George H. Brooks
Third Avenue West
Brooks
H.S. Wilkinson
Methodist Church
Methodist
Stewart
Seeley H. Stewart
Mary Butler
Sioux Walls
S. D
HE. C. Brooks
Beaver Creek
Minn
G. H. Brooks
Mitchell, S. D
J. M. Warren
Sioux Falls
W. N. Riddell
Salem
Ore
A. P. Stewart
Belle Fourche
M. E. Church
Christ
God
Lamb
Surplus in Treasury Sparks Taxpayer Plea
Comment suggests growing U S treasury surplus may revive calls to return excess funds to taxpayers amid concerns over government extravagance and lagging receipts. The piece ties surplus feelings to historic cries from Cleveland times.
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Cincinnati Inquirer
United States
Cleveland Times
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Soni
L. P. Johnson
R. N. Schulz
George West
Ed Olson
Frank Sherwin
Kendricks
Carl J. Johnson
Ll. A. Larson
G. P. Skortum
Slalom
K. J. Todd
Ipiphany
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City Hall
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