Enthusiastic Union County Support for Mitchell at Corn Palace
A large crowd gathered at the Corn Palace to hear Mitchell and see capital facilities, with Union County sending a delegation of 750. The audience, swelling with southern visitors, toured county exhibits before a concert by the Capital band. Hon. H. Preston critiqued Pierre's broken promises, while the Schubert male quartet and Saengerfest performances drew praise. Big crowds continued the next day with hundreds more arriving by Milwaukee road trains for speeches by A. B. Mitche cock and music by the 32-piece Saengerfest company.
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Union County
Mitchell
Milwaukee Road
Gori Palace
Carn Palace
H. ©. Preston
Corn Palace
Pierre
Preston
Schubert
Bristol
A. BE. Jlitehcock
Madison
Listen to Arguments at Corn Palace Concourse
The Corn Palace was crowded again as visitors attended a Capital band program with L. J. Milne and vocal soloists Florence Winsor Una Smith Hazel Lathrop Bila Preston and Perle Richard. A. E. Hitchcock gave a strong capital argument. Overnight 1,000 travelers arrived from the south and were housed. Sunday featured a sacred concert by the band and solos by Mrs. Florence Gregory Vittany and L. J. D. Milne.
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Corn Palace
L. J. Milne
Florence Winsor
Una Smith
Hazel Lathrop Bila Preston
Perle Richard
A. E. Hitchcock
Northlanders Flock to Mitchell for Milwaukee Road Train Split
In Mitchell, crowds from the northern part of the state gathered as the Milwaukee road operated its regular train in two sections. The first section carried nine fully occupied coaches and arrived at 10:50, followed by the second with an equal number of cars.
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Mitchell
Milwaukee Road
Mitchell Draws Largest Crowds Yet at Campaign Stop
In the final week of the campaign Mitchell is expected to draw bigger crowds than ever. A large afternoon gathering at the corn palace featured Mitchell's band and a speech by H. C. Preston, signaling strong momentum.
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Mitchell
Corn Palace
H. C. Preston
Corn Palace Talk Draws Large Mitchell Crowd
A large Friday crowd packed the Corn Palace forcing gallery doors open. Madison singer Tolles delivered a powerful tenor solo with encore, accompanied by Maud Silshy-Nichols. The Capital band offered selections as Mayor Silshy spoke in support of the capital move. Rudolph Otto sang, recalled for a second performance, with Mrs. Otto on piano. Mitchell hosted visitors from Bristol and Jefferson, with thousands arriving by train. L Branson spoke on capital matters to about 3,000 in the palace, as Ella Preston sang and Milne performed with Mary Preston and Silby-Nichols accompanying.
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Corn Palace
Mr. Tolles
Madison
Maud Silshy- Nichols
Silshy
Rudolph Otto Sane
Milwaukee Road
Jefferson
Aberdeen
Tompkins
Com Palace
L. Branson
Mitchell
Ella Preston
Mary Preston
L. J
Milne
Mauce Silsby-Nichols
Mitchell Sees Steady Crowds Despite Austerity
The report notes no fall in the number of people visiting Mitchell, with crowds remaining steady amid local conditions. The observation emphasizes consistent turnout and local activity levels.
Case of Loehkjaw Lockjaw Explained and Treated
The article explains that a bacillus found in street dirt causes lockjaw when carried under the skin through wounds from percussion caps or rusty nails. It states that Chamberlain's Pain Balm, an antiseptic, can destroy the verms, prevent toxin activity, and hasten healing, with sale through all druggists.
Notice Warning on Subscriptions by Tf C Gordon
The Capital publishers warn county residents not to pay or credit Tf C Gordon for subscriptions. They state no solicitor is in the field and request the return of any receipts held, with duplicates to be issued. The notice is from The Mitchell Printing Co.
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Tf. C. Gordon
Mitchell Printing Co
Quiet and Quick Win Pass Immous in Commoner Context
Bray and Biueter attract attention yet Quiet and Quick accumulate the passimmous in a Commoner context marked by local observers and a lighthearted tone.
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Bray & Biueter
Quiet
Quick
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