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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1912
Page
2
Siloed farming profits beat politics as focus shifts
A Mitchell area farmer’s silo project shows how ensilage turns cornstalk waste into beef, with a tenant and owner expanding silos and boosting steer weight. The piece argues farming profits should dominate public attention and notes Roosevelt and Wilson debates shaping progressive votes.
Sioux City Votes Favor Automatic Telephone System
A public vote on Sioux City telephone service shows 2106 favoring automatic operation versus 1040 for manual. The results split by system confirm the automatic setup as superior with broad support among both automatic and Bell patrons, predicting long term efficiency gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
City Commission
TaftArchbald Row Exposes Judicial Integrity Concerns
The piece argues Taft’s bias toward the judiciary compromised judgments inclining him to support Archbald on the commerce court. It cites Justice Williams’ Amity Coal critique and House Judiciary remarks that Archbald prostituted office for profit, urging scrutiny of judges to prevent recall abuse and uphold public trust. Lorimer’s Senate expulsion is deemed a landmark in enforcing integrity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Archbald
Commerce Court
Williams
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Amity Coal Company
Justice Williams
House Judiciary Committee
Express Route Design Aimed at Public Justice
The ruling allows shippers to designate parcel routes and requires carriers to exchange deliveries to secure the fastest transport line. It is seen as a major, far reaching decision that could bring fairness to express company relations with the public and stand as a strong testament to the people's government authority.
Lorimer Seeks Public Pay for Defense Expenses
Washington reports that supporters of William Lorimer press for an appropriation of at least 25000 to reimburse part of his defense costs in the senate seat dispute. They acknowledge costs exceed this amount and note critics say the treasury should cover any reimbursement, not Lorimer. The fight cites the $150000 already spent on investigation and a precedent risk for the senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorimer
Clarence S. Funk
The
Harvester Trust
Edward Hines
Hines
Illinois
Funk
Senate
Washington, D. C
William Lorimer
United States Senate
Great Tribune
Treasury of
United States
United States Dominates Olympic Totals
The United States leads the Olympic totals with 128 points while Sweden trails far behind at 104 and Great Britain at 66. In track and field the U S pacing remains dominant with 85 points versus Finland 27 and Sweden 24 as the marathon crowns the final day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
Sweden
United States
Great Britain
Finland
Germany
France
South Africa
Denmark
Italy
Canada
Belgium
Norway
Hungary
Russia
Greece
Austria
Holland
America
Hills Methodists Meet in August at Edgemont
Edgemont hosts the Black Hills Mission conference of the Methodist Episcopal church starting August 8 with Bishop Napthali Luccock of Helena presiding. Clergy and lay representatives from western South Dakota gather for ordination services, board sessions, and anniversary events with Epworth league reception planned for Aug 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgemont
S. D
Missouri River
Black Hills
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Edgmont
Napthali Luccock
Helena
Mont
Minneapolis
South Dakota
Epworth League
Luccock
Women’s Foreign and
Women's Home Missionary Societies
Religious Gathering in Western South Dakota Attracts Attention
A major religious assembly in western South Dakota is expected to be one of the year's most important gatherings, drawing participants and observers from across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Obituary of Gibson of Attica and Mitchell lineage
Gibson born January 28 184? in Attica Genesee County New York died July 1917 at Mount Vernon South Dakota aged 53 years 5 months 12 days after long migratory life. He married Lorana Ballard of New Albany New York and had two sons C C Gibson Seattle Washington and A G Gibson Mount Vernon. He moved from New York to Iowa in 1863 then Dakota Territory in 1879 settling near Mount Vernon later Mitchell and finally Mt. Vernon near his son A G Gibson in his last years. He joined Clinton Paige Lodge A F and A M Otto New York in the 1860s and later transferred to Mitchell Lodge about ten years ago. He leaves a wife two sons seven grandchildren and seven siblings or so.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PT. Gibson
Attica
Genesee County
N. Y
Mt. Varnen
S. D
Cattaragus County
Cuma
Lorana Ballard
Mt. Vernon
A. G. Gibson
Clinton F. Paige
Wreck Near Chicago Kills Thirteen. Eighteen Dead Total
Investigators seek blame after a Burlington railroad collision in fog between a mail train and the Overland Limited in Chicago. Eighteen killed and about fifty injured. Identified victims include Mrs. G. W. Tudor and family members Lacy, Tona, and Louise Tudor. two women and two girls remain unnamed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Burlington
Overland Limited
G. W. Tudor
Lacy
Tona
Louise Tudor
Five Lincoln county residents escape serious injury in bridge plunge
Five occupants of a car driven by J Welsh fell fifteen feet from a Canton bridge into the Big Sioux riverbed. The car backed onto the railing after a gear change and overturned but all survived with no injuries though damage to the vehicle ran into hundreds of dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
S. D
Lincoln County
J. Welsh
Big Sioux
Welsh
South Dakota
Madero Scrambles Aid as Guanajuato Storm Kills 1000
President Madero convenes cabinet to plan rapid relief after a cloudburst in Guanajuato killed about a thousand, left 20 million dollars in damage, and destroyed crops over more than 1,000 square miles. Labor and food are being rushed to the disaster zone. In South Dakota Vern Fairly, a farmer's son near Gayville, was severely injured in a horse accident and is under care with suspected brain concussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Mexico
Madero
Guanjato
Gayville
S. D
Vern Fairly
Tragic Drowning of Linder Toddler in South Dakota Trough
In Webster, South Dakota, a year old and ten month old child of Mr and Mrs Axel Linder drowned after falling into a barn watering trough near Langford. The sister had gone to the house for eggs and found the boy floating when she returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster
S. D
Axel Linder
Langford
Frederick LaCroix of Veblen Dies at 78
Frederick LaCroix of Veblen South Dakota died at age 78 from Bright's disease and age complications. He served as an Indian scout and helped rescue white women and children during the 1862 Minnesota massacre. He was a member of the Eleventh Minnesota during the Civil War. A widow and several children survive him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vablen
S. D
Frederick LaCroix
Veblen
Mr. LaCroix
Minnesota
Bright
Colome Man J Foss Berry Dies in Sleep
J Foss Berry a prominent Colome, South Dakota, businessman died in his sleep from heart failure after a day of health and social activity. He was found in bed with no sign of struggle. his mother also died in similar fashion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colome
S. D
J. Foss Berry
Dissolution of the United States Steel Corp Favored
Washington reports the Stanley committee will likely endorse a report recommending the dissolution of the United States Steel Corporation the giant steel trust and the world’s largest corporation. The government suit against the monopoly may also be supported as the committee meets and plans its final recommendation to the House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
United States Steel Corporation
Steel Trust
Stanley
House
Outdoor Reading at Library Highlights Summer Themes
The library showcases books for children and adults focused on outdoor life. Notable titles include Aunt Jane of Kentucky and The Spirit of Youth and the City Streets. Circulation for June rose with 2323 visitors and 1158 books borrowed, non fiction 23 percent, travel and seven hundred class popular with kids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane
Kentucky
Hall
Elizabeth
Arnim
van Dyke
White
Porter
Holy Land
Green Peak
Humphrey
Warner
Mitchell
Betty Leicester
Jewett
Jack
Bush
Grant
Wiggins
Seton
Jane Addams
A. I. A. Book List
Charles Edmund Deland
South Dakota
Missouri River
Phillip Strong
Sheldon
E. H. Jackson
Winsor
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Giant Steel
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S. G. Cooville
Noble
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KB. L. Bridge
W. M. Mair
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