Mitchell meeting forms committee to hire industrial commissioner
Mitchell leaders organize a Commercial Committee to appoint an executive board of seven and hire an industrial commissioner. J O Walrath I W Winsor D A Mizener S H Scallin D A Braught named as initial appointers with L L Ness of Sioux City chosen as industrial commissioner to steer local development.
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Slisby
J. O. Walrath
L. L. Ness
Sioux City
Ness
Mitchell
Silsby
Ness Arrives as Mitchell Industrial Commissioner
L L Ness new industrial commissioner for Mitchell arrived Monday evening. He met many business leaders at Widmann and expressed confidence in Mitchell as a strong field for progress. He will join a railroad inspection committee trip to Marshall Minnesota and plans to return to Mitchell in about two weeks to begin work.
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L. L. Ness
Mitchell
Widmann
Mr. Ness
Ness
Marshall
Minn
Sioux City
Garfield Works On Modernizing Interior Department
Secretary Garfield directs a firm of expert accountants to overhaul the Interior Department records and adopt a modern bookkeeping system unseen in the department for many years. The Washington Herald notes the move aims to streamline and standardize the department’s financial practices.
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Garfield
Great
Interior Department
Washington Herald
Brookings meeting backs electric railroad survey
A railroad meeting in Brookings formed a committee of R. E F. Kerr C B Kennedy and D B Miller to evaluate an electric line from Mitchell to Marshall Minnesota. They will drive the route for ten days meeting farmers along the right of way and gather information to gauge support and concessions for a successful project. Commissioner for Mitchell joined to coordinate with the drive and promote the plan to towns along the route.
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Brookings
R. E F. Kerr
C. B. Kennedy
Madison
D. B. Miller
Mitchell
Marshall, Minn
Marshall Minn
L. l. Ness
Traveling Men Conclude Convention in Mitchell
The traveling men wrapped up a weekend in Mitchell after a ball game, with rain forcing store sheltering crowds. Richard J. Woods was elected president, succeeding J. M. Wood, and Sioux Falls won the 1908 convention bid while Mitchell earned praise for hosting.
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Widmann
Richard J. Woods
J. M. Wood
Sioux Falls
Queen City
Mitchell
Watertown
Aberdeen
Move for Lower Rate for Mitchell Freight
Sioux Falls seeks equal freight rates with Missouri river points. Mitchell Commercial club will demand a rate based on 104 percent of the Sioux City Missouri river rate, matching the interstate commission’s fair rate. L. L. Ness, ex-Sioux City club secretary, joins Mitchell as club commissioner to study railroad charges.
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Sioux City Tribune
Sioux Falls
Milwaukee and St. Paul
Omaha
Missouri River Point
Commercial Club
Mitchell
S. D
Sioux City
Missouri River
L. L. Ness
Mitchell Club
Ness
Sioux City Jobbers
Interstate Commerce Commission
Mitchell Commercial Club
South Dakota
Celebration planned at Tobin's Grove for national holiday
The Mitchell Park Association organizes a big day with music, speeches by H. C. Preston, baseball games, races, and a dance at the city hall. An admission fee funds park beautification and lunch stands will be on site. Expected crowd from across the city.
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Voblos Wrove
Niles
Mitchell Park Association
Tobin's Grove
H. C. Preston
Grove
Quiet wedding unites C W Walrath and Julia Koll
The couple wed Thursday evening at the bride's mother Mrs Hannah Koll home on Fourth Avenue East. Rev. H S Wilkinson officiated in a simple ceremony attended by relatives. A wedding supper followed among locust blossoms, ferns and carnations. The bride, from Salem Ohio, has lived in Mitchell about a year. The groom, a longtime Mitchell resident, plans to live on Second Avenue West. Congratulations are extended by friends.
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C. W. Walrath
Julia Koll
Hannah Kxol
Fourth Avenue East
H. S. Wilkinson
Methodist Church
Mitchell
Salem
Ohio
Walrath
Mr. Walrath
Second Avenue West
Mitchell City Property Valuation Rises Over Last Year
The 2024 assessed valuation of Mitchell city property increases by over 300000 driven by two new additions and higher values across real estate and city assets. The report lists structures lands horses wagons and merchandise, totaling 1793731 dollars at forty percent valuation, with 1169 residents taxed for schools and 202 dogs taxed.
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Mitchell
Walrath
Corn Palace Committee Buys Street Illumination For Travel Week
The Mitchell Corn Palace Committee purchased street lighting from Mitchell Electrical Supply Co for the traveling men's convention. The five block display uses diagonal wires across First to Fourth streets and will light after dark during corn palace week. The bulbs were removed this morning.
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Corn Palace Committee
Mitchell Electrical Supply Co
Corn ‘Palace
Mitchell
National Bouquet Reflections From The Philadelphia Record
A Philadelphia Record editorial critiques political system practices, noting imperfect methods yet asserting overall functioning and intent. It argues for pragmatic compromise over rigid absolutism and emphasizes the value of steady civic engagement.
Get the habit of advertising your Wants in The Republican
An instruction urging readers to advertise wants in The Republican newspaper. It emphasizes that the medium will pay to try advertising and encourages habit formation for readers seeking service or goods through classified notices.
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Republican
Tet
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Keep Commission
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