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.
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le Branson
Pointe
Nebraka
P. c. Burnside
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Turner
Chicago
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Florence Walrath
Milton Junction
George Clark
Mena
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Vermilion
Alexandria Herald
A. A. Truax
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Keiler
Conrad
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McKinley
Ruilty
Mitchell
Salem
Herbert
Republican
Lange
Scharpweber
Charles Clouses
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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
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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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Chicago Christian Advocate
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.
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Independent
Lincolnton
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N. C
General Echols
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Gillam
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Jefferson Davis
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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.
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Will. Goodby
Sarah Jane
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