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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1912
Page
5
Woman's Apparel Specials for Holiday Gift Shopping
A department offers a handsome and useful gift option with special reductions on coats suits and dresses for holiday selling. A new line of dainty novelties at attractive prices completes the selection.
FINE FURS For Christmas Gifts A Splendid Selection
For those buying fur gifts this season a splendid selection in leading styles is offered. Rich mink soft fluffy fox sets Jap mink natural fox Russian mink and martin furs are available. You can select any fur and have it laid away to ensure you get what you want.
Hosiery and Dolls as Christmas Gifts
A local store promotes silk and cotton hosiery in black and colors in gift boxes or single pairs. Men’s boxed hosiery and chic neckwear such as jabots collars and sets are highlighted. A wide dolls selection includes dressed dolls at 1.25 and 1.50, plus character dolls and kid body dolls at 25c to 1.50.
Supreme Court Rules Against Coal Trust Polices
The U S Supreme Court ruled contracts tying railroad owned coal companies to independent mines violate the Sherman act and ordered dissolution of railroad control over Temple Iron. Attorney General Wickersham said the decision should relieve public price restrictions and curb monopolistic schemes in the anthracite field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Supreme Court of the
Temple Iron Company
New York Harbor
Wilson Warns Voters Against Opposing Politicians
Woodrow Wilson returned to the state house in a fighting spirit and warned New Jersey voters against politicians who opposed his progressive policies. He urged blocked plans to keep those opposing forces from regaining control of state government after he leaves the governorship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N. J
Woodrow Wilson
State House
Wilson
Plot to establish Portuguese military dictatorship uncovered
In Lisbon a plan to seize control and form a military dictatorship was uncovered last night. Part of the army is implicated while the cabinet stayed in session overnight. Warships in the harbor were cleared for action this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisbon
Portugal
Contested Legislature Seat Shifts in South Dakota
A statewide contest is slated for decision by the next South Dakota House. C. Ash of Ziebach County contests I. W. Clark's Eagle Butte seat claiming Indian voting rights disputes affected returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
S. D
House of Representatives
2. C. Ash
Ziebach County
I.W. Clark
Eagle Butte
Unto Us a Child Is Born Reflects Divine Gift Theme
The article explores Isaiah’s prophecy as a gift of divine love, detailing Jesus’s birth as the event that begins humanity’s redemption. It cites John 1 14 Hebrews 2 and sources a future millennial reign where Jesus is “Wonderful Counselor” and “Prince of Peace” with a spiritual Israel.
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Moday
Jesus
Adin
Vodig
Galilee
Mfatthew xiii
Pather
Israel
Babylon
God
Heaven
Church
St. Peter
Jesus Christ
Tie
Messiah
David
Wilson Returns From Bermuda Refusing to Talk Politics
President elect Wilson arrived in New York aboard the Bermudian and said he would devote himself to New Jersey affairs. He planned to reach Princeton to attend the state budget, carrying his annual message to the New Jersey legislature and endorsing the Democratic platform. Senate to alternate as president pro tem Gallinger and Bacon were named for the role as hearings continue on liquor bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Wilson
Bermuda
Bermudian
New Jersey
New York
Princeton
State House
Trenton
Washington
D.C
Senate
Gallinger
Bacon
Clapp
Campaign Contribution Investigating Committee
William R. Tearst
Court of
House
Deforest
Berger
New York, New Haven & Hartford
One Ballot For U S Senator In South Dakota
Reports from Pierre suggest Senator Gamble boosts anti Sterling sentiment to influence the upcoming legislature vote for the U S Senate. Sterling backers promise a first ballot victory while others prepare to fill any breach if a break occurs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
S. D
R. J. Gamble
Gamble Luck
Gamble
Sterling
Thos. Sterling
State Board of Charities and Corrections
W. S. Bowen
Huron
Frank Goddard
Local figures named as potential candidates in South Dakota race
O. R. Wright of Huron lists several possible contenders including H. O. Refvem of Wessington Springs C. Olsen of Herreid Albert Norby of Fort Pierre Dr. C G Redfield of Rapid City Dr. M. B. Walton of Huron and Mrs. Lydia B. Johnson of Mort Pierre among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. R. Wright
Huron
H. O. Refvem
Wessington Springs
Aberdeen Opens Farming School
Aberdeen South Dakota hosts a week long Better Farming short course organized by the South Dakota Better Farming association. The program covers crop rotation soil prep livestock raising corn growing poultry chalfa and seed grain judging with lectures by a large faculty. The first day featured a general meeting and sessions on seed corn evaluation and drought mitigation at the International Harvester building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
S. D
South Dakota
H. I. Patterson
Ll. W. Pllis
M. 4
Wilson
I. L. Marsh
W. 2
Taylor
A. V. Lindberg
A. N. Smith
H. M. Harden
J. ©. Haney
Alex Much
F. Fraser
W. McKee
W. O. Hull
A. W. Palm
C. B. Waldron
Dan Bierwagen
Alfred Wenz
Hugh J. Hughes
A. N. Hume
International Harvester Company
Patterson
Hill Is Again Head Of Fair
Secretary C N McIlvaine of the South Dakota state fair association returns from Chicago where he attended the American Association of State Fairs and Expositions meeting. South Dakota’s fair dates are September 6 to 14 with the Sioux City livestock fair the following week. The gathering praised fairness leadership, reported profits, and noted $13 000 approximate 1912 gain with debts under $1 000. Officers elected: W S Hill president, Isaac Lincoln vice president, J E B Platt treasurer, C G N Mellvaine secretary. The group lauded western fair collaboration and the state fair’s new premium offerings and motion pictures to be shown statewide.
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South Dakota
Nebraska
Minnesota
Mellvaine
Sioux City
American Association
South Dakota Board
W.S. Hill
Mitchell
Isaac Lincoln
Aberdeen
J. EB. Platt
Clark
N. Mellvaine
Huron
Chicago
Oklahoma
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