FOR EXCHANGE AND SALE AD OFFERS CHEAP TYPEWRITER
Classified notice offers trade for a used typewriter or a brand new standard machine at a bargain price. Also advertises Chester white pigs including several males and some females for sale. Contact via address M24 care Republican and phone number 51 for inquiries.
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Big Bargain
New Standard Typewriter
Care Republican
Chester
C. F. Raymone
Oliver
Second Avenue East
Glanders Reported in McCook County Horses
Glanders appeared in a Salem area of McCook county with eighteen horses killed. Owners Mrs Henry Fendr ich Sr H Lohr and Henry Fendr ich suffered losses totaling about eight thousand dollars as glanders were eliminated in the county by culling.
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Salem
S. D
Glanders
McCook County
Henry Fendrich
H. Lohr
Elgin Butter Board Ends Price Fixing After Reform Effort
The Elgin board of trade abolished arbitrary butter pricing following a fierce annual meeting amid a government suit for dissolution. Producers’ faction walked out as reform gained ground, mirroring the Chicago board’s move. Prices for storage eggs also slumped as supply and demand rules took hold.
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Chicago
Ill
Elgin Board of Trade
United States
Chicago Butter and Egg Board
Prduce
Chicago Board
Elgin Board
Commission
Five Nations Open in London Chairmanship Rotation
Five Nations delegates open the leadership role in London with each nation taking a turn to occupy the chair. The rotation system assigns future presidencies to different representatives from the five nations.
Turkish Fleet Engages Greeks Off Lemnos Island
The Turkish fleet engaged Greek forces off Lemnos Island, forcing the Greeks to withdraw from the area in a brief naval clash near Constantinope.
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Constantinope
Turkey
Lemnos Island
Conference opens as Balkan delegates meet Turkish counterparts
Delegates from Bulgaria Servia Montenegro and Greece meet Turkish reps at St James Palace in London to seek peace, welcomed by Sir Edward Grey who urges impartial diplomacy and orderly agenda for the talks. The discussion focuses on chairmanship language and procedure with a lunch break and tomorrow session. The allies demand surrender of Scutari Adrianople and Janina and a line of evacuation of eastern Europe by Turkey with Crete annexed to Greece and war reparations amid broader terms.
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London
Haggland
Bulgaria
Servia
Montenegro
Greece
St. James Palace
Balkans
Lord Grey
Grey
England
Scutari
Adrianople
Janina
Europe
Turkey
East Tehatalja
Ageian Islands
Rhodes
Italy
Lausanne
Crete
Balkan States
New York People Will Have Reunion in Sioux Falls
Sioux Falls South Dakota reports plans by several former New York residents to form a New York state alumni group. They seek anyone born or raised in New York to send their name and county to John H. Mehrtens for registration. No dues or initiation fees. A January meeting will organize a permanent group.
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Sioux Falls
S. D
Empire State
New York State
John H. Mehrtens
New Japanese Cabinet Formed by Prince Katsura
Tokio Japan The emperor will issue a rescript ordering Prince Katsura to form a cabinet after elder statesmen failed to name a premier to replace Marquis Saionji. Katsura will select other members over the coming days with completion expected by Friday.
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Tokio
Japan
Katsura
Saioni
Suffragists Begin 140 Mile Walk to Albany for Votes
Twenty five suffragists start a 140 mile trek from Van Cortlandt Park to Albany to deliver a pro vote message to Governor Sulzer. Led by Miss Rossline Jones the marchers wear sweaters and mackinaws and carry knapsacks with suffrage literature to share in each town along the route.
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New York City
Albany
Sulzer
van Cortlandt Park
Rossline Jones
Jones
Prays in Court as Mother Pleads for Boy
In Oklahoma City a mother prays aloud beside her son Clyde Scoles 15 after his burglary sentence to a year in reform school. The courtroom, moved, knelt with her as spectators cried, while Judge Clark framed the sentence as a chance for redemption and warned of improved conduct.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Clark
Clyde Scoles
Burgatary
Mary Scoles
Scoles
Reform School
Lawrence County issues 232 resident big game licenses
Lawrence County game report for October and November shows 232 resident big game licenses issued. Deer harvest was probably under 50, due to minimal snow that kept deer away and hunting impractical in the county.
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Pierre
S. D
Lawrence County
Egan Qualifies as State's Attorney in Rapidity South Dakota
Patrick Egan, one of two Democrats elected county ticket winners, has qualified as states attorney replacing Albert R. Benn who resigned after being snubbed by the board of county commissioners. The board hired Frank D. Bangs and Schraeder & Lewis to prosecute criminal and civil suits tied to a $32,000 shortage in the county treasurer's office.
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Rapidity
S. D
Patrick Egan
Albert R. Benn
Board of County Commissioners
Frank D. Bangs
Christmas goodwill drives in Mitchell with charity baskets
Mitchell promotes giving as the Good Fellow movement expands and Associated Charities prepares Christmas baskets. Salvation Army plans a large dinner for the poor. A Main street kettle collects pennies and nickels for the cause as Mr. Meyers considers California residency after selling his Letcher farm.
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Mitchell
Associated Charities
Salvation Army
Christmas Concert by M. E. Chorus at Methodist Church
Prof Hobson's choir of 25 voices will perform a Christmas program at the Methodist church next Sunday evening. Miss Emma Rempfer and Mrs. Howard Kingsbury assist. The program includes Handel and Shelley numbers, the Messiah overture, and a scripture reading by M. Costa.
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Hobson
Methodist Church
Emma Rempfer
Howard Kingsbury
Herald Angels
Rempfer
Taft to Fly to Panama for Canal Tour and Key West Stop
President Taft and Mrs. Taft depart for Key West then Panama on a flying trip lasting twelve days. They will dine on Christmas turkey in the tropics, inspect the canal project, and discuss post opening administration with Governor-designate Goethals.
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Washington
D. C
Taft
Key West
Fla
Panama
Tropics
Florida
George W. Goethals
Peace Delegates Meet Briefly in London Session
London peace plenipotentiaries met for 45 minutes and adjourned until Saturday while awaiting instructions from Constantinople. Turkish plenipotentiaries could not enter further negotiations due to the holdup.
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London
England
Constantinople
Protest Strike Not Impressive
Paris reports a general strike called by the General Federation of Labor aimed at protesting war. Workers quit for a day. Paris saw scarce taxis, many factories idle, and building trades halted. Mass meetings occurred nationwide. authorities took steps to maintain order, but calm prevailed.
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Paris
France
General Federation of Labor
Maiden awarded 3000 in suit over wife’s affections
John Maiden won a jury trial in the circuit court for alienation of his wife’s affections. He sought 10000 dollars and was awarded 3000. The case involved land near Mitchell in Sanborn county. The jury adjourned for the term with all jurors dismissed.
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John Maiden
James Boyd
Maiden
Boyd
Mitchell
Sanborn County
Mrs. Maiden
Iowa
Eggs Fall to Twenty Cents Across Markets
The price slump for eggs reaches midwest routes with reports of 20 cents a dozen along the Milwaukee to Sioux City line. Mitchell reports 28 cents while producers are paid 24 to 25 cents. Philadelphia papers note 22 cent eggs, blamed on frequent market sale over cold storage.
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Webber
Milwaukee
Here
Sioux City
Mitchell
Philadelphia
Prosper Township News Highlights and Local Departures
Prosper S D Curtis Mills traveled to Haywarden Iowa on business and plans a sale soon. Lewis DeBuch went home to Chicago last week. Mrs J A Mooney returned from Spencer where she was called by her nephew’s illness. Gladys Hinges of Plankinton, known locally, underwent an operation and died last Thursday, burial in Plankinton Sunday. Evelena Smart visited sister in Loomis for a few days.
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Prosper S. D
Curtis Mills
Haywarden
Mills
Lewis DeBuch
Chicago
J. A. Mooney
Spencer
Gladys Hinges
Plankinton
Evelena Smart
Loomis
Government Wins Partial Victory in Hard Coal Case
Washington reports the Supreme Court ruled that 65 percent contracts between hard coal railroads and operators were illegal. The court sustained the government’s prior win against Temple Coal and Iron Co but did not affirm a general conspiracy among the roads. The decision marks a partial government victory.
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Washington, D. C
Temple Coal and Iron Company
Supreme Court
Temple Coal and Iron Co
No Successor Named To British Ambassador By Taft
Taft through Secretary Hilles says the ambassador post to Great Britain is vacant after Whitelaw Reid's death and will remain so until Wilson takes office. A British battleship will transport Reid's body to the United States as Premier Asquith praises Reid and Westminster Abbey to hold Friday memorial service.
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Great Britain
Taft
Washington
D. C
Hilles
Great Britaan
Whitelaw Reid
Ixnox
Wilson
London
England
United States
Reid
Asquith
House of Commons
Westminister Abbey
Farmers Club Elect Officers at Prosper Township meeting
The Farmers Club of Prosper Township met amid strong attendance and adopted a permanent constitution. August Rigger is president Arthur Miller vice president Agnes Scheick secretary and Joe De Meyer treasurer. Thirty three members enrolled with plans for future speakers and topics to boost farm life and economics.
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Farmers Club of
Prosper Township
August Rigger
Arthur Miller
Agnes Scheick
Joe de Meyer
Gossips Must Pay for Dirty Work
In Sacramento California the supreme court holds gossip that poisons a spouse against the other liable for damages. Justice Angelotti writes that Mrs Beulah Works may seek compensation from J P Campbell in a suit for fifteen thousand dollars after Campbell spread false reports causing her to divorce.
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Sacramento
Cal
Supreme Court
Justice Angelotti
Beulah Works
J. P. Campbell
King’s County
Campbell
Mrs. Works
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Wells Fargo Express Office
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Prank Winsor
Roxbury Card Co
Roxbury, Mass
Ross Charles
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National Automobile Training Ass'n
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Minneapolis
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Letcher
James Halligan
Dr. Burr
Wm. Anderson
11Th Street
Duroc Jersey
R. M. van Winkle, Ordway, S. D
Omahaypewriter Exchange, Inc
S. 15Th St
S. Hicks
6Th Avenue
Real Estate Salesman Co
Desk
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FE. A. White
Faith
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O. J. Cassem
B. A. Bobb
Ask Bidwell
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Daniel Jessup
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R. A. Nation
N. Main
Call Taxicab Auto Co
Elgin Butter Board
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Sir Edward Grey
New York
Prince Katsura
Oklahoma
Egan
LULAL
NEWO
Nick Meyers
San Francisco
Meyers
California
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Dakota
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Hollister
J. M. Ferris
Shadé
South Dakota
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M. E. Chorus
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