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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1900

Page

3

Local Happenings from Mitchell and Vicinity

Fr Bradley improves Rev J appearance of his house with addition of eight perforations. Le Branson returns from trip to point in Jews and Nebraska. Burnside visited Bridge City. Turner back from Chicago and Rockford. Mrs Munger ill for eight weeks moves to P T Gibson home. Alexandria Herald notes Truax family moving to Mitchell July 10 for Milwaukee and Omaha elevator work. Community mentions include Sunflowers along Main, tramps near railroad, and a Mitchell ball club win 28 to 3 over Salem.

Fr. Bradley Bie le Branson Pointe Nebraka P. c. Burnside Bridgeti Mre Turner Chicago Rockford, Ill Pigs Craig Florence Walrath Milton Junction George Clark Mena Ark Vermilion Alexandria Herald A. A. Truax Conrad Kesler Keiler Conrad Milwaukee McKinley Ruilty Mitchell Salem Herbert Republican Lange Scharpweber Charles Clouses Goldin Sharp-Barnes Sioux Falls Keith Omaha John Powers Denver Col Amanda Bowdle Toledo Iowa R. R. Bowdle Chas. Ferguson Weasington Mia Wells Jerrie Frank Steere Board of Charities and Corrections W. E. Lottie D. C South Dakota Sons of Veterans Robert Foran Mary D. Taylor Howard Tacoma Wash Coset State University Vermillion Boyce A. H. Bailey Republican Today Bailey Will Harker Springfield Ozark Will A. E. Carhart James Tobin James Fogarty Tobin Fred Widmann Harker Bros Main Street Beckwith Milwaukee Road S. A. Ramsey Woonsocket Plankinton Ramsay Landon County H. G. Nichols Crawford Britton North Dakota

The Reporter's Method Compared With Orators and Novelists

The piece outlines how newspaper articles mirror sermon and oration structures. It argues reporters reveal their climax in the first sentence while reserving less essential details for later, contrasting with novelists who hide secrets until the end.

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Eulogy of Meeting Jefferson Davis After Lincoln’s Assassination

Lieutenant A W Thomson recalls entering Charlotte under a flag of truce and meeting General Echols with Col Morgan and a civilian Davis in a large upper room. Davis reads a dispatch, then notes Lincoln’s assassination, calling Lincoln a generous enemy.

A. W. Thomson Independent Lincolnton Charlotte N. C General Echols Echols Gillam Colonel Morgan Jefferson Davis General Bhehols Mr. Davis

Goodbyes at the gate and tribal incense notes

Two married women bid farewell on a mild evening with multiple promises to visit and bring family, plus a stray line about Abyssinian warriors honoring their king with 45 trumpet escorts and sandalwood sent to China for idol incense.

Goodby Will. Goodby Sarah Jane

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Ocal News Matters Mitchell and Vicinity Jos. Swift Joe Basileta F. A. Bidwell Minneapolis S. Cattrell May Julia Rogers Milltown Virgil Boyles Yorkton A. E. Hitchcock J. N. Crow Kansas City H. Scallin Big Stone Lake A. E. Dean Ethel Hammel Cascade Mies Tibbie Rich Hartley Dean S. Mies Mary Kampshoff Hot Springs S. D Mies Kampshoff Tacoma Park Aberdeen Kidd Hitchcock T. H. Youngman Brookings The Agricultural College Whitcher Gazzette G. Alr Gazette L. O. Gale Grocery Department China Standard Oil CO Mitchell National Bank U. S G. Davison J. Quigley N. L. Davison WM M. Smith Aagaistant C. M St. P. Ry A. H. Pearson, Mitchell, S. D Tennis Oxfords Gillis Shoe Co Davison County J. E. Turner & Son
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