Mitchell News Briefs and Local Notices
Local and personal items from Mitchell include Mrs Edward Devy planning a Los Angeles winter visit, and reports of passenger and freight service suspended on west lines out of Mitchell. Readers are reminded of a city carrier system change starting January 1, with carriers buying papers from The Republican and collecting from subscribers.
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Edward Devy
Los Angeles
Cal
West Lines
Mitchell
Republican
Loy
Woelfel
Charles Gameron
Salem
Railroads Net Over One Billion In Nine Months
Washington reports railroads earned a record net income exceeding one billion dollars in the first nine months of the year. The Interstate Commerce Commission estimates full year net from operations near 17.7 billion dollars, up more than 67 percent from January to September. Freight and passenger traffic led receipts, with substantial contributions from mail, express, and dining services.
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Eon A. Clark
Royal, da
Ada Li. Whites
Alpena
Ss.d
Methodist Y Parsonage
J. S. Hoagland
Washingto
D. C
Interstate Commitce Commission
Janary
Commission
Gra Alevators
Wilson's Lead Half Million in Presidential Vote Truth
New York City reports show Wilson leading with 116 286 votes and Hughes 8 547 471, a plurality of 568 822 for Wilson. 1912 figures recap: Wilson 6 297 099 Taft 3 846 999 Roosevelt 1 124 959 Debs 901 878 Hanly 225 101, with total 18 638 871 for four candidates.
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New York City
Wilson
Hughes
Wilon
Taft
Roosevelt
Boson
Debs
Hanly
Prohibion
Miamin
Feu
Dak Sub bituminous coal offered at low price
The T. W. Child Coal Company of Mellette South Dakota advertises Dak Sub bituminous coal at $4.25 per ton with delivery by Milwaukee road. It claims high grade clean coal that burns longer and ships a full car on demand. Neighbors may share a car as loads reach about 30 tons.
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Milwaukee Road
F. C. B. Mitchell
T. W. Child Coal Company
Mellette
S. D
Paper trust increases dividend in New York City
The International Paper Company in New York City announces a one half percent increase in its quarterly dividend over the usual returns.
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New York City
International Paper Company
Wardrobe Cleanout Sparks Fashional Dilemma at Home
A disheveled young woman and a brown suit visitor sort through mounds of dresses coats hats and accessories in a crowded house setting. They debate keeping repairing or discarding items with witty banter and practical fashion hacks. The scene shifts to a department store encounter about a limousine with heavy tread and a needlework fashion note highlighting simple yet stylish August outfits.
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Mingo
Pacaso
Charlie
Moing
Paper procurement plan recommended to congressional committee
A joint congressional committee on paper was advised to pursue a plan for sourcing sufficient newsprint and pulp products at reasonable prices. The committee oversees all government paper purchases and aims to ensure adequate supply and favorable terms.
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Joint Congressional Committee On Paper
Way of Brothers' Wives
Fort Worth Star notes a humorous observation that each brother’s wife suspects the other brothers’ wives enjoy every luxury. The short piece reflects light satire on family dynamics and envy.
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Fort Worth
Walcot Basket Promises Sanitary Scratch-Free Use
The Walcot is advertised as sanitary and non marking for furniture, claiming fireproof properties and a price of one dollar.
Petition for New Milwaukee Depot at Egan South Dakota
Residents of Egan and vicinity sign a petition urging Milwaukee Railway to build a new passenger and freight depot. The old structure is inadequate with seven daily passenger trains and no separate screening room for women passengers. Officials are expected to approve and plan erection in the spring.
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pail‘Way Company
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Henry. Jacobs
Lennox
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Armour, S. D
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City Hall
Blanche Ryan
Letcher
Myron Rowley
Sioux City
J.L. McKinley
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Carl Madsen
Emma Ottosen
Ethan
X. TE. Geiger
Ruby Geiger
Queen Esther Circle
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Esther Alison
West Third Mores
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Hthan
Marie Paulsen
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Mitchell Fruit & Grocery Company
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Methodist Church
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Harnings
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John L. DeSaulles
Det Saulles
Miss Sawyer
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May Manton
Featurehampions
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Resta
de Palma
Harry Watson
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Bile Bilodes
Onlay
Selwyn & Co
Avery Hopwood
New York
Kinge and Harris Theatres
Cort Theatre
Chicago
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the Scarlet Runner
Bande Williams
Frank Daniels
Hughie Mack
Bertha Kalish
Amotplon
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King and
Arthur Ashley
Huron
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Bicken
Walcot Basket
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the People
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Fidelity Bonda
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Grarson
Fred A. Wells
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Crescent Turkish Baths
Widmann
C. H. Smith
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