Mitchell to Welcome Electric Fixture Factory in West Part
Mr. F W Shawver of Wessington Springs plans a Western Mitchell factory for electric fixtures and copper cable lightning conductors. A 30 by 60 foot brick or cement building will house three weaving and cabling machines plus a stamping setup, with 15 staff growing to 40. construction to start and business to begin by January 1 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Shawver
Wessington Springs
Dakota Metal Granary Co
Shawver
Hawver
Northwest
South
North Dakota
Minnesota
Iowa
Nebraska
Mitchell
Russian Exiles Sternly Starving in Archangelks Arctic Camp
Astonishing revelations detail political exiles banished to Archangelks Kedva in the Arctic circle. Sixty huts house natives and exiles who pay rent or live in a straw barn. Each exile gets four dole per month with no earning chance, risking starvation from April to October with a single village store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Petersburg
Russia
Archangelsk
Siberia
Kedva
Arctic
Kedra
Unclear historical note on remote settlement life
Fragmentary report describes a remote village with four months of the year cut off by postal suspension from November to March. No priest or pastor. only 686 medical personnel and a pharmacy. The area is surrounded by forests infested with bears and wolves. the nearest news outlet is sixty miles away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gsih
Lumber interests pay grange expenses in reciprocity fight
Senate finance committee near end of hearings on the Canadian reciprocity bill with a vote set for next Wednesday. Joseph H. Allen of Allen & Graham said lumber and woolen interests, via the National Grange campaign, will contribute to expenses. the firm would accept voluntary payments from any interested manufacturer to cover the deficit of about $200,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Senate Finance Committee
Joseph H. Allen
Allen & Graham
New York
National Grange
Mr. Allen
The
Grange
William M.wood
American Woolen Company
Arthur C. Hastings
American Paper and Pulp Association
C. C. Layman
International Raper Company
Leonard Bronson
National Lumber Manufacturing Association
White and Graham
Wall
Michigan Grange
Williams
Al_len
Lyman
Bronson
Four Die as Cleveland Storm Rips Through City
A violent wind and rain storm swept Cleveland and surroundings today, killing four people and injuring twenty. Boats capsized on Lake Erie, poles toppled, windows shattered, and signs torn down. Three deaths occurred in Lorain as boats were struck by the high waves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Lake Erie
Ohio
Lorian
S D Bankers to Hear Reynolds at Sioux Falls Convention
Sioux Falls, S D June 7 8 The South Dakota Bankers association annual convention program is set with prominent speakers. George M Reynolds president Continental and Commercial National Bank Chicago will discuss Credits and Currency. W G Edens Central Trust Chicago and J Adam Bede Duluth former congressman and humorist will also speak. O L Branson Mitchell will respond to the welcome by C M Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
S. D
South Dakota Bankers’ Association
George M. Reynolds
Continental and Commercial National Bank of Chicago
W. G. Edens
Central Trust Company of
Chicago
J. Adam Bede
Duluth
O. L. Branson
Mitchell
C. M. Day
Dr Coxs Barbed Wire Liniment for wounds
An old barbed wire liniment advertised as non ulcerating relief is marketed as a fast acting remedy with no burning or blistering effect and claims files will not irritate wounds. Sold by all druggists.
Darktown Belles Delight with Charleston Style at Gale Theatre
Mitchell's twenty seven young women performed as Darktown Belles in blackened faces and white costumes under Miss Hall to benefit the Altar Society. The show featured bones and tambourine acts, a slave woman rope walk, skirt dances, a grand cake walk, and Plantation Pastimes with Le Duce orchestra. The audience praised the talent though attendance was smaller than deserved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Cork
Darktown
Cynthia Primrose
Miss Lee
Lily Jackson
Hilda Nicolin
Cinderilla White
H. H. Edwards
Sylvia Pattee
Mary Cook
Gloriana Dockstader
W. A. Heimberger
Dinah Snowball
Wauneta Chase
Miss Hall
Signorita Eulalie Montgomery
Celestine Burns
Josephine Scott Louise Nicolin
Dorothy Hager
National Primary by Dick Richards
Washington D C At the request of R O Richard of Huron S D president of the South Dakota primary organization Representative Anderson of Minnesota introduced a bill to regulate national party procedure for a national party primary and to promote a popular form of government The bill says party members elected to Congress must co operate to enact the proposal when a majority of states support it and frees lawmakers from party caucuses and national convention platforms It also says party endorsements of candidates for appointive federal positions will follow party regulations.
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Washington
D. C
R. O. Richard
Huron
S. D
South Dakota
Anderson
Minnesota
State Residency and Primary Law Impacts for Candidates
The text notes that each state may require candidate residency details or align with party primary laws, with states already enforcing or considering adoption of these rules. It discusses potential implications for who may run and under which party or state rules.
Mitchell's bat leads Mitchell team past Huron in wild win
Mitchell tops Huron as McShane and Burwell relieve. Farley Sherer Reed Nolt and Wilson pace a high scoring battle that draws a large crowd on ladies day with over 500 paid admissions and a lively sixth inning surge for Mitchell.
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Mitchell
McShane
Burwell
Farley
Sherer
Reed
Nolt
Wilson
Huron
Potter
Freed
Cook
Lewis
Otto
Baseball doubleheader box score notes
Two base hits by Farley Sherer Reed Scission. Brierre Pfrem er hit three base hits. Potter McShane Burwell listed with strikeouts and walks. Sherer Ellanholtz Brierre stole three bases each with a 2 hour game time. Umpire Laughton noted.
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Farley
Sherer
Reed
Scission
Brierre
Pfremer
Potter
McShane
Burwell
Baik
Ellanholtz
Laughton
Taft Suppression Alleged of Steel Trust Report
Washington report says either President Taft or the commerce department suppressed a six year bureau of corporations study on United States Steel. Judge Gary testified the exhaustive report exists but denial of knowledge arose. Gary outlined subsidiary ownership and control within the steel trust and noted Tennessee Coal and Iron remains in debt to the trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Steel Corporation
Bureau of Corporations
Stanley Steel Investigation Committee
Ek. H. Gary
The
Steel Trust
Oil and Tobacco Trusts
United States Senate
Pomerene
Ohio
Gary
Tennessee Coal and Iron Company
Steel Corporation
Kimball Girl Dies in Storm Tragedy Near Kimball
An eight year old girl, daughter of Thomas Smith, was killed when a hen house collapsed during a severe storm three miles southeast of Kimball. The mother was injured but not seriously. Brule county saw heavy rains over the past week with over three inches recorded and crop conditions improving.
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Kimball
Brule
All Steel Coaches Save Passengers After Columbian Wreck
The Columbian transcontinental train derailed near Hillcrest Marengo Washington after a broken rail. Engineers died on impact and fireman died shortly after though passengers escaped largely uninjured. A. L. Mann of Mitchell witnessed the wreck and praised the cars' steel construction.
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Aberdeen
A. L. Mann
Mitchell
Portland
Ore
Hillcrest
Marengo
Wash
Mann
Great Northern 10 Absorbs Burlington in Major Bond Move
St Paul Minn official announce ment from the Great Northern offices states a 600000900 bond issue to fund extensions and improvements and to take over the Burlington railroad. Analysts note the move faces possible ICC approval and could hinge on federal rail consolidation laws.
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St. Paul, Minn
Great Northern Railroad
West
Burlington Railroad
North Ciperry Community News Highlights
Mr and Mrs Carl Goodbia from near Loomis visited relatives in North Perry. Mrs M Gleeson and Florence attended church in Mitchell. A five month old child of Mr and Mrs Walter Dodd suffered scalds from hot tea. child improving. Peter Fritz newborn girl died after five days. funeral held at home and burial at Butler cemetery. Community extends sympathy to the Fritz family.
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Carl Goodbia
Loomis
Mr. Goodbin
Frank Johnson
Magdalen
S. D
Oscar Anderson
Chas
Brown
A. H. Hubbard
Maggie Campbell
N. Goodbla
Walter Dodd
North Perry
M. Gleeson
Florence
Mitchell
Peter Fritz
Butler Cemetery
Fritz
MADERO LEAVES FOR CAPITAL OF MEXICO
Monterey reports riots in Guadalajara after peace proclamation. Twenty killed as crowds attempt to drive rurales and depose Governor Gust feld. Francisco Madero with wife and staff departs Juarez for Mexico City via Eagle Pass amid cheers from about five thousand Americans.
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Monterey
Mexico
Guadalajara
Gusto Feld
el Paso
Texas
Francisco Madero
Mexico City
Eagle Pass
Juarez
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F. V. Shawyer
Manu
Khon Rocity
Reynolds
Darktown Belles
le Duce
Dick Richards
Eliantoltz
Soisson
Roy
Setie
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Quillan and Clark, Harmon and Bresnahan
Suggs
Gaspar
C. Faulkton
Redfield
Watertown
TAFT
Gary Tele
Tive
Gray
Tween Hillcrest and
Marengo, Wash
Man
Ingineer
Smat
Great Northern 10
Burlington
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
Great Northern
Wall Street
North Ciperry
Madero
Capital
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