Farmers Institute to Be Held in Mitchell in November
Mitchell hosts a two day Farmers Institute on November 16 and 17 with local and visiting speakers. Sessions start at 10 am 1 30 pm and 7 30 pm and include topics on borage crops dry seasons pasture improvement mutton beef and poultry. A question box will answer in writing. The event is led by M F Greeley with Prof Cole and Mrs Bertha Laws among presenters.
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Farmers’ Institute
Mitchell
Mitchell Club
Prof
Cole
Brookings Experiment Station
Bertha Dah
M. F. Greeley
Dakota Harmer
Mithell
Eastern Star visit sparks new members and praise
Mrs. Dr. Mary Farr of Pierre, grand worthy matron, visited the Mitchell Chapter with two new initiates. She commended the chapter’s floral work and offered guidance. A banquet for 75 followed in the adjoining room with visitors from outside towns. Mrs. Hart received a corn palace souvenir spoon from Mrs. Lukens.
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Mary Farr
Pierre
Eastern Star
Hart
Clara A. Lukens
Sarr
Mitchell
Increasing His Newspaper in Pensacola
Frank Mayes, formerly connected with the Mitchell Gazette, now runs a thriving Pensacola Journal. He bought the paper years ago and rebuilt it from near collapse into a leading Florida publication, installing new presses and typesetting equipment. Friends applaud his deserved success.
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Birmingham Axe- Herald
Krank LE. Mayes
Penascola Journal
Pensacola Press
Florida
Midas
Frank Mayes
Mitchell Gazette
Pensacola
Fla
Journal
Mayes
Card of Thanks for sympathy and flowers in illness and death
We wish to return our sincere thanks to the orders of the Masons Eastern Star Home Guardians K of P and all friends for the sympathy and beautiful flowers sent during the sickness and at the death of D C Burnside Mr and Mrs B Burnside and family Mr and Mrs Priest and family
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Masons
Eastern Star
Home Guardians
K. of P
D. C. Burnside
B. Burnside
Priest
Modern Brotherhood of America Lodge Reaches 191 Members
Manager Stegner from Sioux Falls helped recruit nearly 100 new members joining the local lodge. The Odd Fellows hall hosted initiation, with speeches by Stegner, Dr. Samuel Wier, Prof. John L. Seaton, Deputy Rovers, and President Warne. Virgil Boyles sang bass with C. W. Downey on piano as the evening closed with refreshments.
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Stegner
Modern Brotherhood of America
Sioux Falls
Odd Wellows Hall
Samuel Wier
John L. Seaton
Rovers
Warne
Virgil Boyles
C. W. Downey
Salvation Army Dedicates New Hall in Ver-Milyen Building
Sunday evening the Salvation Army dedicated its new hall in the Ver-Milyen building to a packed crowd. Dr Thomas Nicholson led the services and praised Capt Stover for his year of Salvation Army work. Miss Anna L Beebe sang a solo as a collection exceeded the $25 rent due on the old hall.
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Savvation Army
Ver- Milyen Building
Thomas Nicholson
Nicholson
Stover
Salvation Army
Tournier Duo Joins Mitchell Daily Republican Staff
Mr and Mrs M Tournier arrived from Geddes to live on North Main Street Mitchell. He joins the mechanical department of the Republican while Ray leaves Geddes after two years with the News.
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M. &. Tournier
Geddes
Mitchell
North Main Street
Tournier
The
Republican
M. R. Tournier
News Force
Mitchell Daily Republican
Ray
News
Bro
Dean
Mitchell Daily
Vournier
Buffalo
New York
Haverly Minstrels
Buffalo Daily News
First Presbyterian Church
Golden Medical Discovery Endorsed by Leading Practitioners
Medical authorities praise Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery and its Hydrastis Golden Seal root. The formula also includes Stone root Queen's root Black Cherrybark Blood root and Mandrake root with glycerine to boost bronchial throat and lung cures.
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Pierce
Wargly
Finley Ellingwood
Chicago
Materia Medica
Bennett Medical College
Ellingwood
John King
J. M. Scudder
Dr. Hale
Hahnemann Med. College of
Grover Coe
New York
Bartholow
Jefferson Med. College
King
Dr. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Lost Arts and Modern Steel Compare in Ancient Stone Work
A scientist notes that ancient Egyptians used stones larger than later claims and that Maine shipped giant monoliths to Europe and America. He argues pyramids were built with methods still feasible, while modern bandsaws and Damascus blades may outlast or outshine ancient ornamentation in mechanical craft.
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Egypt
Maine
England
France
America
Striking Quotations on the Press From Great Men
A Chicago correspondent recalls notable remarks about newspapers from Bryant Parton Jefferson and Cardinal Gibbons. The quotes praise the press as both a public educator and a check on graft while warning that press power depends on its directors' character.
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Bryant
James Parton
People's University
Christendom
Jefferson
Cardinal Gibbons
Chicago
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South Bend Maleable
Webster, Cook & CO
Hotel
Widmann
Mitchell Iron and Boiler Works
F. A. Summmers
Suouramers
National Railway Training
Boston Bik
Minneapolis, Minn
the Farmers’ Institute
Davison County
Star Light
the Modern Brotherhood of America
Bership
New
Second Avenue
Dr. Nicholson
BIG Clothing House
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