J. Barleycorn in Retreat and 1916 Election Winds
The article argues saloon bans spread across states including Michigan and Missouri edging toward prohibition. It analyzes the 1916 U S presidential race focusing on Wilson’s re election factors, party splits, war order prosperity, farmer prices, and pro Allies support, and notes ongoing political dynamics in South Dakota. The piece ends urging readers to study the Richards primary.
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France
Congress Restored End Of Wilson Era In US Politics
The piece argues that the election shifted power back to the people by ending the Wilson led dominance in Congress It notes the president can no longer push legislation without debate and highlights the nation’s diverse geographic and immigrant influences shaping political outcomes.
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Wilson
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White House
November Brides Honored At Mrs Miller Luncheon
Miss Florence Walrath and Miss Mary Louise Burns prepared for upcoming weddings at a 1 o'clock luncheon hosted by Mrs. C. Miller at 624 East Sixth Avenue. Thirteen guests attended with pink decor and a four-course service followed by gift-making and a musical program.
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Mary Louise Burns
C. ©. Miller
East Sixth Avenue
Melissa Walrath
Edith, Miller
J. J. Lahey
C. H. Entsminger
D. J. Noble
H. M. Edwards
W. M. Herbert
C. A. Bower
Miss Harriman Engaged Rumor Sparks Society Talk
The item notes Miss Ethel Harriman may announce an engagement soon to a groom not named. It also mentions a birthday party for Katherine at 24 West Fourth Avenue hosted by Mrs. A. Hennegar with 24 children present and party photos taken.
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J. Borden Harriman
Will
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Katherine
West Fourth Avenue
W. W. Barnard
S. A. Wise
Marries North Dakotan in Valley City
Miss Elizabeth Moses daughter of Mr and Mrs F and Moses quietly wed John Russell in Valley City North Dakota last Friday noon engagement and nuptials known only to family. Russell a miller with Russell Milling company Occident flour is a Valley City business man educated at Mitchell High School and University of Wisconsin. The couple planned a wedding trip to Minneapolis before returning to Valley City as their home.
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Jessie Myler
M. W. Myler
Wm. J. Burke
Lebanon
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J. S. Hoagland
Myler
Court Merrill
Henry Hedeen
Myrtle Pope
Minneapolis
Elizabeth Moses
F. &. Moses
Valley City
N. D
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Mr. Russell
Mitchell High School
University of Wisconsin
Thanksgiving prices rise threaten frugal feast plans
An old editorial warns that Thanksgiving costs, not just meat, strain households as prices for turkeys, geese, ducks, chickens, cranberries, and especially potatoes, jump this season. It notes scarce last year and a surplus this spring drove a new shortage and higher costs.
Scarce Potatoes and Abundant Cranberries Shape Thanksgiving Food
The text notes potato scarcity and a bountiful cranberry crop. It claims cranberries as a cash adjunct for Thanksgiving, with wholesalers able to secure their own prices. It suggests turkey prices will stay low and that turkey tender phrases may be inappropriate in many homes.
Fall in Barn Proves Fatal
White Lake South Dakota June 21 Mrs N Ed Nelson a pioneer resident of Aurora county died at her farm home after a fall in a barn. The 64 year old woman fell through a hole in the barn floor while putting down hay breaking three ribs. She lingered after requesting a glass of water and died a few minutes later with her husband and five children at her side.
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One Touchdown Beats Mitchell In Vermillion
Vermillion defeated Mitchell 7 to 0 on a ground game after both teams relied on smash through the line play. Mitchell’s line struggled while Vermillion forged the decisive score in the third quarter as penalties stayed even and one Vermillion player was disqualified for rough play.
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Mountain Lion Scares Spearfish Prospector in Tunnel
Ben Otson of Spearfish, during a prospecting trip in Carbonate district, spotted a Trull-crown mountain lion emerge from an abandoned tunnel. He drew his rifle but the animal vanished before he could react. Otson later found a bone heap inside the tunnel, hoping the creature was not starving or dangerous.
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Farm Fire Destroys Sinai Family Home and Belongings
A fire at a farm near Sinai destroyed the dwelling and contents of Munion and his wife who had recently moved there. The blaze spread quickly, with most of their clothing and possessions lost. Investigators suspect a defective chimney flue as the cause.
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Resignation of Eastern South Dakota Pastor in Alexandria
Reverend William S. Bassett, long time pastor of the Alexandria Methodist church, has tendered his resignation to take effect immediately. He is noted as a leading religious figure in eastern South Dakota, with the Alexandria church and other state congregations reporting growth under his guidance.
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Methodist Church
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Wes Wm. S. Bassett
South Dakota
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Former Congressman Henry Etree dies after long illness
Washington D C Former Congressman Henry Etree son of Henry George, noted for single tax ideas, died today after a prolonged illness. He had represented New York's Twenty first Congressional district.
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Henry ‘@etree
Henry George
Twenty First Congressional District
New York
Mitchell Daily Notes Busy Local Social and Sports Roundup
Mitchell society and business figures are profiled with visits from Mrs. J M Wilbur and others. Football fans traveled to Sioux Falls for the South Dakota Notre Dame clash while local doctors, preachers and students left for assignments and study. a street pole was knocked by a skidder and several local events and meetings are reported.
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First Hunting Victim Reported in Northern Wisconsin
The first victim of the big game season in northern Wisconsin was found today in the woods as Peter Dervites lay dead from a high powered rifle. An unknown hunter is believed responsible. a large family survives him.
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Conny’s Ideal of Luck Not Elected Head of Government
The Louisville Courier Journal notes the irony that even King Constantine would envy an American who did not secure the top position in government. The remark frames the political stakes and public perception of leadership.
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