Ohio senator elected after stubborn vote in joint session
In Ohio the Senate and House met in joint ballot and elected Mr. Hanna as senator by 73 to 70 with one absentee. The result ends a hard fought contest, while critics like Brer Johnston of the Gazette lament the loss and reflect on party patronage and local political maneuvering.
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Ohio
Hanna
Brer. Johnston
The
Gazette
Brer Johnston
Krese
Representative Party
Kresa
Claus Grimm
Post
Grimm
Neighborhood Notes Include Mixups and Local Happenings
Plano reports a correction to a miswritten dance notice and mentions residents traveling after church and selling livestock. Badger notes mild weather and social events, a skimming station debate, school work, illnesses, and local route bids. Beulah covers winter work on corn stalks, ice supplies, and community efforts toward a skating facility.
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Plano
C. E. Brown
S. P. Jewett
F. L. Rowley
W. L. Wallace
Emery
Marion Keyes
Badger
Jessie Millard
Tyler
Bingham
Union Township
Cornwall
Robert Boyd
Cleveland
John Payek
Prescott Place
Beulah Township
Beulah
John M. Schmidt
Hubert Powers
Medical Students Entry Standards Compared to Europe
The article notes that in the United States medical students enter the population at roughly twice the rate seen in Europe. It attributes this to easier diploma access in the United States, contrasted with European schools demanding more prior preparation and a longer course of study before eligibility for certification.
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Europe
United States
Local notices and society updates in Mitchell
Local items report travels of residents to St Paul and Sioux City, a Milwaukee ice house contract, lodge events at Mt Vernon, and Mandolin Club performances. Weddings in Gardner Illinois and Mason City Iowa are noted, with civic events, poultry show planning, and memorial day programs announced. Reports include a missing sheep, poultry and meat dish chatter, and a medical visit schedule for Dr Gregg in Sioux City.
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Vernon
Johnston
Mitchell
John Sherman
Louise
Zell
Lake of
Yankton
Order of the
Geo. E. Jenks
Pearl
John Colvin
Eunica Thompson
Pratt
Lisbon Congregational Church
D. T. Gilman
J. D. Newcomer
Sioux City
Eldora
James Spears
Milwaukee
L. E. Stair
Plankinton
Joseph Koch
Deadwood
Mt. Vernon Wenesday
Mandolin Club
White Lake
Odd Fellons
Spangler
Nels Olson
Gouth Main
Mandolin “Club
Odd Fellows
Mt. Vernon
Mitchell Hotel
Anti-Saloon League
Court House
Weather Of A Week Temperature Chart At Government Station
Weekly temperature report ending January 12 shows daily highs and lows with a dash marking subzero readings. Also promotes GRAIN O a grain based coffee substitute and Hood’s Sarsaparilla for catarrh relief with testimonials.
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Observer Huyck
Parewell and the Umbrella He Claimed
The note recalls a heartbreak as a man sobs Parewell for Miranda, now with another man, while he clutches the umbrella he took in the hall. The second item reports Belgian coal mine depths with pits at Flenu Fremerin and Montigny sur Sambre reaching 8,700 2,800 and 8,000 feet respectively.
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Parewell
Miranda
Detroit Journal
Flenu
Fremerin
St. Andre
Montigny-sur-Sambre
Theatrical quip about cold audience during show
The Yonkers Statesman quotes Brette and Light joking that the audience never warmed up. Brette notes the attempt to bring out the author caused some audience heat as a reaction.
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Brette
Yonkers Statesman
Modern Woodmen Install Officers in Social Ceremony
The Modern Woodmen lodge held an installation for officers led by R. P. Hall with John Reierson as Head Consul and a slate including Adviser S G Scoville Clerk C W Gillis Banker S T Greene and other roles. After the ceremony, refreshments were served and the lodge is described as growing strongly among city leaders.
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Woodmen Lodge
R. P. Hall
John Reierson
G. Scoville
C. W. Gillis
S. T. Greene
Ole Kjelmyr
J. A. Baker
S. W. Whyte
C. P. Gilmore
A. A. Boy
Why Eggs Vary in Shape Across Bird Species
Ingersoll explains egg form relates to nesting habits and environment. Spherical eggs suit hole nesters like owls, oval eggs suit songbirds, and conical eggs help shorebirds keep a single egg centered and compact on open ledges. He notes no need to turn eggs daily, as the germinal part aligns with warmth. Amused dialogue about Paris French ends with a light aside.
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Ernest Ingersoll
Harper’s Magazine
Newspaper Club Offer for Dakota Farmer and Capital
Readers can subscribe to both the Dakota Farmer and The Capital at 1.30 dollars per year if paid in advance. This offer applies to new subscriptions and renewals.
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Dakota Farmer
Dr Rea Specialist Visit Promises Swift Cures
Dr Rea, president of the Southern Medical and Surgical Institute in Louisville, advertises a Montreal style comprehensive treatment for many diseases. He claims over four thousand patients in the last year and offers a $50 reward for any case not identified in five minutes. Consultation in German.
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Rea
Southern Medica and Surgical Institute
Louisville
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Gardner, Ill
Caruthersville
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Alexandria
T.C Burns
U.S. Land Office
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A. O. U. W. Lodge
Grand Lodge
Everett Smith
Smith
Ben Oleson
Fred Bjordstrup
Chicago Record
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Redfield Journal- Observer
Frank L. Irish
South Dakota
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Far West
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Tracy Nae Brookings
Frank
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Foley
Paris
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H. C. Warner
J. B. Power
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North and
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Mitchell, South Dakota
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