HELP WANTED AND FOR SALE ITEMS FROM A LOCAL ADS PAGE
A列 items show multiple small ads: help wanted for a girl for general house work with phone 2269, printing job with training and wages at Mitchell Publishing Co, cottage rental near Fullerton Lumber Co, ads for rent, sale of spring water by James Jay, dressed pork by J. D. Slade at Worthing's Grocery, sanitary couch, Barred Rock chickens with Poultry Judge, Sheliabarger blue jacket strain chickens priced 2 to 5 dollars, carom and pocket billiard tables and bowling alleys for sale from Brunswick Balke Callendar Co, and a house with two lots in Wessington Springs price 2000 with trade for small grocery stock, owner J. P. Egan.
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Rock Cockerels
Sheliabarger
Brunswick Balke-Callendar Co
Omaha
Neb
Wessington Springs
S. D
J. P. Egan
Missouri Valley
City XMAS Tree Located At Main and Second
The city council approved placing the municipal Christmas tree at the Main street and Second avenue corner. A $25 appropriation was approved for erection and wiring. Efforts are to secure a 35 foot tree from Black Hills with transport via Milwaukee railroad. Lights to be red green blue and yellow with a large star and tinsil decor. A sub-committee will plan a pre Christmas program with local schoolchildren.
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Main
Second Avenue
Hills
Main Street
W. T. March
March
Black Hills
Rapid City Commercial Club
Milwaukee Railroad
J. W. Shelby
Mitchell
A. Ji. Hitchcock
Mitchell Power Company
Fowler Electric Company
Maren
Tomorow
Childdren
Republicans for Defense If Plan Is Non-Partisan
The article notes a shift in stance as wartime realities erode isolationism. It cites the Boy Ed von Papen affair as illustrating growing old world and new world interdependence, and highlights a break with past party lines over national defense. The Times sees Germans misreading American stance but expects cautious acknowledgment of the president’s message.
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Times
the Times
Rossly
Bryant farmer sells old corn crop for seed price
Albert Everson of near Bryant South Dakota sold about 500 bushels of last year’s corn to a seed corn buyer for 2.50 per bushel. Most South Dakota corn this year failed to mature before frost making seed corn scarce with likely spring prices of 3.00 to 4.00 per bushel.
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Bryant
S. D
Albert Everson
South Dakota
R S NAME IS OFF THE BALLOT IN NEBRASKA
Former President Theodore Roosevelt withdraws his name from the Nebraska Republican presidential primary ballot. Secretary of State Pool received the letter from Roosevelt, dated December 4, asking that his name be removed.
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Lincoln
Nebr
Roosevelt
Nebraska
Pool
Col. Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
Mr. Pool
Theodore Roosevelt
Tanner alleges drink drugged robbery by Brown and Davis
Charles B. Tanner, found near a Chamberlain hotel near death a week ago, says attackers bribed their way to liberty after arrest in Deadwood. He claims he was drugged and robbed of at least 160 dollars, and that Brown and Davis enticed him to drink before the crime.
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Chamberlain
S. C
Liberty
Deadwood
Charles B. Tanner
Chamberlain Hotel
Tanner
Brown
Davis
Corn Palace Heads Retire From Directors
A near total turnover in Corn Palace directors follows the annual Commercial Club election. President Welch, Secretary Wheeler, and Treasurer Patton will not seek re election. John Kuryink and Thomas Eastcott were re elected, with other nominees named by the nominating committee.
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Corn Palace
Commercial Club
City Hall
L. J. Welch
W. A. Wheeler
M. F P. Patton
Corn Palaces
John Kuryink
Thomas Eastcott
F. A. Redline
W. H. Fritz
John Michels
J. W. Bryant
Michels
Pacific Coast
T,. C. Burns
Commercial Club Directorate
City Council Votes for Christmas Tree Fund and Street Works
City council approved twenty five dollars to cover Municipal Christmas tree expenses and granted permission to erect the tree at a Main street intersection. The body also considered petitions from the high school and college to use the city hall auditorium for basketball but voted against it to protect the building. Special assessments were approved for West Fourth Avenue, Railroad Street, Branch AN of the sanitary sewer, weed control, and curb work on Railroad Street. Sanitary sewer AJ was sent back for re assessment. West Fourth Avenue grading postponement was granted to the January meeting. Arc lights petitions referred to the light committee. West Third Street width ordinance reduced to thirty feet after a petition signed by many property owners. Routine business concluded.
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Retail Merchants’ Association
Main Street
City Hall
West Fourth Avenue
Railroad Street
W. A. Heimberger
West Second Street
Newbury
Light Committee
West Third Street
Indictments in Von Rintelen strike graft case expected
New York City authorities say indictments are due within a week in the Franz von Rintelen conspiracy to spark strikes at American munitions plants. The grand jury investigating Captain von Rintelen’s actions is to reconvene at week’s end. Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor, is noted in the reporting.
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New York City
Franz von Rin- Rintelen
Captain von Rintelen
Samuel Gompérs
Americ’ Wedbration of
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Rheumatism Relief
An old time blood tonic claims to cure rheumatism by purifying the blood. It asserts rheumatic pains stem from a digestive defect, and promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a direct blood purifier to relieve inflammation stiffness and pain.
National Prohibition Speech Highlights Liquor Saloon Debate
A large audience at city hall heard Dr. Louis Albert Banks, a Water Wagon Crusader, lecture on John Barleycorn's Fight Against the Stars. He argued prohibition strengthens employment, reduces accidents, and boosts schools and literacy, citing Kansas as a model with no saloons for 33 years and strong fiscal gains. A liberal donation supported the Anti-Saloon League, backing the national prohibition campaign.
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Louis Albert Banks
John Barleycorn
Banks
National Council of Safety
America
South Dakota
Kansas
Missouri
Montana
North Dakota
Canton
Anti-Saloon League
Congress
National Anti-Saloon League
Anti-Saloon League of America
Secretary Lane Approves Vast Western Homestead Orders
Washington DC November action by Secretary Lane approved designation orders under the 320 acre homestead law bringing about 950000 acres under settlers claims. The announcement notes the large scale impact of the program and its timing in November.
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Washington, D. C
Lane
Anti Suffrage Leader Reports Statewide Organization Effort
Pierre South Dakota Mrs Ethel Jacobson state secretary and representative of the national anti suffrage association has returned from a state tour to study early organization for the anti suffrage campaign. She found many women opposed to suffrage but reluctant to publicize it and notes press promise to give the movement fair treatment in commentary.
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South Dakota
Jacobson
One Auto Fatality Reported in November in South Dakota
Pierre report confirms a single auto fatality for November in South Dakota. The only death is Oren Strevel, a farmer near Orient, found deceased beside a high vehicle. The remainder of the text is unclear and partially garbled.
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Pierre
S. D
Oren Strevel
Orient
I Tha
Remains of Early Soldier Found Near Clear Lake
An investigation suggests the bones found by a digger near Clear Lake South Dakota are Christian Peterson of Norway Lake Minnesota. Peterson, a U S Army soldier in 1868 fighting hostile Indians, is believed buried near the site and may be marked if relatives can be located.
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Clear Lake
S. D
Christian Peterson
Norway Lake
Minn
United States Army
Northwest
Peterson
St. Cloud
Dr King’s New Life Pills promise liver relief
An advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills to purify blood ease torpid liver and stomach issues. It claims freedom from constipation biliousness and indigestion and promises a clear complexion and restored well being.
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Webster City
3Rd Ave
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J. H. Davis
Duft Street
Light’ Housekeeping
Wisconsin St
F.E. Porteous
Davison
Aye
N. Rowley
Mitchell National ‘Bank
4Th Avenue
Fullerton Lumber Co
Reni
W. W. Reems
James Jay
J. D. Slade
Worthing
Wisconsin
C. I. Holshire
University
Pullman Baby Carriage
N. Duff
Ad- Breas
Eas P.O
Renee
Joel
Geo
Kohn
Scot
Burr Spring
Pears
Victor
W. O
Spirolla
Hanson Co
M. J. Bloom
CG. H. Stillwell
Alexandris
Real
Tracr
Iowa
A. H. Doyle
P. O
North Sanborn
Tripp
Carl
Hoffman
Monty
Wasterp Nations Bank
Stu
Fritz
Optometrist
T. R
Vegas
Hughes
Mtu Xs
Utes UT CO Eerie Nemneeere Teeny Ae
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First National Bank
Landis
Santa Claus Headquarters
Diehl Drug Company
Truth
Ethel Jacobson
State
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