Mitchell Capital Publishing Company Notice
The text appears to be a newspaper imprint from Mitchell South Dakota. It lists publisher proprietor editor and manager Ronald, a subscription rate of $1.00 for 15 months, and notes entry as second class matter at the Mitchell post office under the act of March 3, 1879.
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Mitchell
Publishing Company
Ronald
Today Club
B. R. Morrow
J. A. Larrison
Lillie Patterson
B. J. Haynes
Elbert Jackson
A. U. Hoon
K. 8. Christensen
L. IX
Medley
Halycon Club
W. D. Emery
Fifth Avenue
Frey Donaldson
Romania
Presse
Pring Pal
C. J. Bliss
Wire Addie J. Iiss
A. Hioward
Davison County
South Dakota
Office of the Register of Deeds
Court House
Mitchel
S. C
Wells critiques Bloch and war stalemate in American essay
H G Wells discusses Bloch's defensive warfare theory and the shift in German strategy after the Marne. He argues the war has become a deadlock with limited headway for either side, predicting a possible peacetime outcome as exhaustion mounts and Kaiser quits London Paris or Petrograd.
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America
H.G. Wells
Wells
Bloch
WEO
Mr. Wells
Germany
France
Gallipolia
Welle
London
Paris
Petrograd
Berlin
Abatement of Hatred in Great Britain and War Purpose
The passage argues Britain seeks to curb a war lust for vengeance and shows that the German alliance endures. It says Republicans favor ending the conflict with the same relative power balance, noting no people should be subjected to another, and warns that a useless outcome would prove war futile and erode its justification.
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Great Britain
Mitchell Gets Two More Electric Lighted Trains
Milwaukee Road announces two additional electric lighted trains through Mitchell starting about January 20. The northbound train passes Mitchell at 12 30 a m and the southbound at 11 85 p m. The system adds to the four already using electric lights, improving Mitchell passenger service and extending Chicago travelers lighting along both routes. Lights are supplied by a dynamo baggage car as with other transcontinental trains.
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Mitchell
Milwaukee Road
Chicago
Whitman Backs Hughes for Republican Presidential Nomination
Albany governor Whitman endorses Justice Charles J. Hughes for the Republican nomination for president and vows to work to secure his candidacy. If Hughes declines there could be an open field, with Whitman supporters predicting a strong chance for his own delegates from New York to back a different candidate.
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Albany
N. Y
Charles J. Hughes
Gov. WhitMan
Whitman
Hughes
Justice Hughes
Forger Ed Humphrey Seized in Colorado Escapade
Burns agency traced an alleged forger named Ed Humphrey who vanished from Midland South Dakota after passing forged checks. He was arrested in Denver and awaits transit to Stanley County for trial. He reportedly forged Theodore Paterson’s signature on six checks totaling 7.50 to 27.50, and faced charges in eastern cities.
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Midland
S. D
Burns Agency
Ed Humphrey
Denver
Stanley County
Root
Colorado
South Dakota
Hig
Humphrey
Theodore Paterson
Paterson
Bankers’ Protective Agency
Peterson Ranch
Peterson
Secret Ts Out Sparks Party Talk in Boston Transcript
The Boston transcript hints at Mr. Wilson delaying Taft vacancy justice appointment until Hughes’s seat is settled. Rumors swirl over strategic moves as political insiders weigh timing and alliances for the upcoming vacancy.
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Boston ‘Transcript
First Baptist Church
Grace Rowley
Glen Hughes
Karl Kludt
Dewey Hutchinson
Herbert Watson
Cecil Wraser
P. W. Hansen
Hansen
Wilson’s Punny Run Marks One More Year
Yorks American reports Wilson hints at another term with a playful jab about a lone plank. The piece frames his joking stance as a bold reentry message suitable for supporters and rivals alike.
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Yorks American
Wilson
Not His Way
Lloyd George, famed Welsh statesman, defies expected path as he pursues a distinct political course, choosing independence over convention and charting a different leadership style.
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Columbia Star
Lloyd George
Leffert Wins Old Hine Oratorical Contest at Church
Frank R. Leffert of Canton won the Old Hine oratorical contest at the Methodist church with a forceful appeal for leadership. Lloyd Rising took second with The Dignity of Labor, while Roy Backus and Leslie Caldwell followed with America and Her Mission and New Patriotism. Leffert will represent the school in the state contest February 18 in Mitchell.
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Canton
Methodist Church
Jeffert
Leffert
Lloyd Rising
Roy Backus
America
Leslie Caldwell
Mr. Leffert
Mitchell
J. A. Johnson
Vermillion
Huron
Wesleyan
Missouri Valley Conference
Central Northwest
W. W. Reams
J. W. McClinton
H. W. Fulweiler
Daedalian Literary Society
The
Kappas
Delta Rhos
Phillip's Sale Draws Large Crowd Across Season
The Phillip's sale north of Fulton yesterday drew a big crowd with fast bidding. Horses sold up to 170 dollars, cows to 70, corn in the crib at 48 cents a bushel, and machinery prices were strong. The total sale amount reached 3400 dollars, with Judge Bros. managing the event efficiently to secure high prices for each item.
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Fulton
Chas, Phillips
Here
Judge Bros
Notre Dame academy library expanding with donor books
Enthusiasm rises as Notre Dame academy grows its library to about 1 100 volumes largely donated by friends. A 20‑member city girls library committee under Misses Marie Mylan and Marguerite Fitzgerald solicit books and have secured over 800 volumes. Donations from Rev C E O Flaherty and numerous local figures reinforce the effort.
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Notre Dame Academy
Marie Mylan
Marguerite Fitzgerald
C. E. O'Flaherty
A. E. Hitchcock
I’. B. Smith
Robert Trombley
Lee Hennegar
Grace Smith
Frank Olson
Una Smith
P. R. Frink
Dick Haney
B. L. Grebel
Vern Woodman
Charles Woodman
H. D. McGovern
J. J. Gleeson
James Dougherty
O. Be, Gaseém
S. H. Scallin
Dr King’s New Life Pills Promote Liver Health
An old advertisements claim sluggish liver causes dizziness headaches constipation and biliousness. It urges taking Dr King’s New Life Pills to tone the system aid digestion purify the blood and clear complexion with a 25 cent price at the druggist.
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Dr. King
New Club Begins Bi-Weekly Evening Bridge Series
The city starts a young married set bridge club with bi weekly Wednesday sessions hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Louis Beckwith Jr. Four tables planned. members include the Beckwiths Shannon Young Derr Brodstrup Gillis Stair Wilde.
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Louis Beckwith
Lou's Beckwith
Charles W. Shannon
Mitchell Prepares Eleven Local Teams for Tri-State Bowling Meet
Mitchell will host eleven five man squads at 7 p m January 24 in the Tri State Bowling tournament an increase from Sioux Falls participation last year the event showcases local teams in a regional bowling clash.
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Mitchell
Sioux Falls
Humphrey Denounces Blood-Soaked Prosperity In War Talk
Washington Correspondent notes Representative William E. Humphrey shifts from doom to praise for wartime prosperity. He contrasts booming American production with grim images of Europe’s front, saying even soldiers wear and use American goods from head to toe. Republicans applaud as he questions Democratic credit for current prosperity.
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Washington
Boston Transcript
William E. Humphrey
Europe
America
Angels of Pity
Red Cross
Humphrey
Department of Commerce
Thimblerigger
Democratic Party
In Dakota on the Prairie Barn Dance
A verse describes a lively barn dance on Dakota prairie winters. Neighbors gather as snow falls with fiddles playing two steps and waltzes, dancing until daybreak in Alpena SD.
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Dakota
C. J. Aisenberg
Alpena
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