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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1914
Page
6
A fragment describes Royal Navy air operations behind enemy lines. Reportedly Lt Marix and Lt Bippe led a squadron to strike a landing area, dropping bombs and causing damage to a central fortification. The crew returned under fire, with surviving pilots sheltering before dawn and escaping toward Antwerp.
The traffic bureau official says the case has hurt Sioux Cityans and criticizes state officials. Pressure from express companies and intra state routes is cited as influencing actions and delaying reforms. The secretary of the Missouri commercial club is named in the critique.
Miss Jeusse May Walrath daughter of Mr and Mrs J Walrath united in marriage to Mrew Clement Miller at the Walrath residence 664 East Sixth Avenue Darien. The ceremony conducted by Dr S B K Behwah featured intimate friends with piano music and a white tulle gown adorned with pearls and coral.
Miss Cora Patterson assisted by relatives attended the ceremony at the Southern Amilax parlor where Evangelist Haven officiated. Bride wore white Panama with lace and carried a bridal ponallet. Mendelssohn wedding march opened the service. Guests, including Miss Edna Serns, offered congratulations and joined a forty-table repast after the vows.
Miss Clara Sidle hosts a Hallowe'en gathering for Miss Ryckman with red and white decor, chair of honor, gifts, and a luncheon. Mrs. Evans wed Lewis Ry Migard in Multon with a fern procession and candlelit reception. Violet autumn events include a witch den, magic lanterns, and a string-tied wedding chest shower. Relatives celebrate 50th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Anderson, with community notices, club meetings, and art club plans in Alexandria.
The readable text shows partial phrases likely from a local notice or brief. Names, dates, places and actions are unclear, but the fragment suggests an official notice or small community item rather than a full news story.
The city library drew 398 books for home reading and 207 people used magazines last week. New titles include American City Government by Charles Austin Beard and One Saturday Evening Post selections like Who and Why, The Old Id: Game, and reviews praise William F Gordy's Europe book Quest for readers and the Bee Uitte girls tale.
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