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Newspaper

Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1909

Page

4

Seven Mountains Hollow Echoes in December Butchering Day

In Pennsylvania's Seven Mountains region Dan Tressler and neighbors gather for a thrifty Dutch butchering on December 5. Rumors swirl about ghostly noises and a black ring at the old Heller place while Allen Farthing’s quiet family unsettles the Bottom.

Pennsylvania Heller's Run Hell Bottom Dan Tréssler Squire Hartswick Jake Kisterbeck Dan Tressier Baer Nance Mountain Dan ‘Tressler Jakey Wal Maria Dan Lem Rig Lem Fisher Amos Hardin Han al Farthing Heller Tom Fisher Square Dan Tressler Ira Hartswick Yessuh Allen Farthing Heller Farm

Balloon Tales Inspire a Flight Down Memory Lane

A Natural Error recounts aeronauts in a Chicago hotel smoking room recalling Captain H. E. Honeywell and the Fielding Antonia balloon. Elyot’s Charleston ascent amid storm, grapnel anchor, and a terrified plantation funeral witness a ghostly grapnel lift. An elderly man aboard shouts I’se not de cawse. MDick’s in the house.

New York Tribune Chicago H. E. Honeywell Fielding-Antonia Elyot Charleston

Wagner Comic Song Auctioned in Berlin 1871

A Journal des Debats notice states a 13 verse comic song with words and music by Richard Wagner will be auctioned in Berlin with other manuscripts. The ditty is dedicated to the Leipzig hotel host who hosted him en route to Berlin to discuss Bayreuth opera house plans. Dated April 23 1871.

Journal Des Debats Paris Richard Wagner Berlin Leipsic Bayreuth Opera House

The Land of Joy and Christmas Gossip Exchange

Dialogue snippets reveal social gossip about engagements skating plans and a boastful boast about mistletoe and a failed burglar attempt. Characters include Howard Daisy Grace Caroline Helen Marion Myrtle and Harry. The tone recalls a light humorous scene with interruptions and banter.

Giants of California Sequoias and Kaweah Colony Legacy

The article surveys the giant sequoias in the Sierra Nevada, detailing their near-mythic size, longevity, and slim chance of loss. It recounts the Kaweah Colony’s 1885 plan to harvest timber, its abrupt end with the Giant Forest National Park creation in 1891, and notes the General Sherman tree at 280 feet tall with a 103 foot girth.

California Sierras Hume-Pennett Lumber Company Europe Asian America Coast Ranges Sierra Nevada Mountains T. W. Brahany Milwaukee Sentinel John Muir Tulare Visalia High Sierras Kaweah Congress United States Forest National Park Muir Mr. Muir General Sherman Abe Lincoln

Bailey Laments Gaiety of the National Capitol

Senator Bailey of Texas denounces Washington society as a drift from simple rural ideals. He argues capital functions and millionaire presence erode plain living, requests fewer public entertainments, and credits diplomats with elegance while praising Talleyrand’s quip. Yet he doubts Congress bears social responsibility for the town’s distractions.

Washington Texas Congress

Pulpits Rally for Red Cross Christmas Stamp Drive

From Brooklyn pulpits a broad call went out for Red Cross Christmas stamps to battle tuberculosis. Philadelphia leads in the effort to spread the stamps, urging every church and Sunday school to display and distribute them, each stamp costing a penny and carried in all mail.

Red Cross Philadelphia North America Brooklyn Philadelphia Gilead

At Which Two Can Play on a Washing Day

A lively tramcar scene shows two young ladies boarding a crowded tram. One picks a seat from a sedate man, calling him Mr Green though a total stranger. He rises politely with a quip about washing day, letting her sit.

Mr. Green Jane

Beet Sugar Surpasses Cane Sugar Output in 1907

The 1907 beet sugar production reached 967 million pounds, topping cane sugar at 644 million pounds for the year, marking the first time beets produced more sugar than cane.

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F. L. Pattee The House of the Black Chapter Tressler Poppy Nance Ulie Ulle Alie Dribelbis Heller House Alie the Land OF Joy Howard Sweet Daisy Harry Grace Caroline Helen Grace Marion Myrtle Mororock Theodore Roose- Voelt Bailey National Capitol
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