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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1912
Page
2
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The Sioux Falls Argus Leader critiques party shifts on tariff policy and free trade, noting Democrats embrace free trade while Republicans split between Taft Roosevelt and Wilson. It highlights railroad safety headlight advocacy and farmer testimony on yields and prices, with South Dakota voters weighing preservation of protective tariffs against evolving platforms.
A Centerville Journal reader argues against Wilson by listing tariffs on farm goods and daily staples. The sample schedule shows duties on cattle pigs horses sheep barley flour corn meat oats rice wheat and other products plus dairy eggs and produce. The piece contrasts protection with Wilson’s free trade platform and notes regional agri products favored by southern Democrats.
Grace Crothers Bliss and George Nelson Dayton wed in a Methodist church ceremony conducted by Dr. J. S. Hoagland. The couple, from Mitchell and Minneapolis, planned a lavish reception at the Bliss home with guests from Letcher Beresford and Meade County. The groom works with Dayton Dry Goods. the bride a Dakota Wesleyan graduate. The ceremony followed by a large reception and trip to major eastern cities.
The community witnessed the marriage of Miss Janeh fem biamnil to Mr Hustuy Tidleigerson in Mt Vernon on Sunday Sept 29 1912. The ceremony occurred at six o'clock under an arch of greenery with Rev Meee officiating. The bride wore white silk and carried roses. the groom a blue suit. Attendants included Mrs Ruth Tamiliton and Mr John A Johnson. A wedding supper followed. The couple plan a wedding trip to the Twin Cities and will reside in Mt Vernon.
State's Attorney Wayman alters the vice crusade in Chicago and suburbs. No more raids on resorts in the tenderloin. Officers stationed outside each resort will inform men entering of inmates. If entry occurs, the man will be arrested and prosecuted, focusing on men rather than moving women.
Correspondent interviews S W Rector of Turner county who denounces Wilson as a free trader. He, a farmer, opposes democratic doctrine and backs progressive Republicans to correct protection abuses while recalling past Democratic control and reliance on a Parker banker for borrowing.
Aberdeen South Dakota Irish Tommy Condon in jail awaiting federal trial for the murder of Joe Marcelle objects to being called a thief. He says he shot after Marcelle threatened to kill him and pleads he cannot read or write and that officials shaped his statements. He claims Narcelle accused him of horse theft and returned after an absence, prompting a fatal shot.
Harding county residents express concern over County Judge George Herbert Jackson who seeks citizenship, noting his Canadian status during four years in office and his handling of hundreds of final proofs. An independent challenger is reported as potential opposition for states attorney.
Miss Lottie Soper of Mitchell married Wim Alickson of Wells Minnesota at four o clock Wednesday afternoon. Dr J S Hoagland performed the ceremony with Nellie Fitzgerald as bridesmaid and Geo Soper as best man. The couple will honeymoon in Wells and return to Mitchell to make their home after November 1.
A social event this week featured a double wedding Tuesday at 2 PM in the auditorium of the First Methodist church. The ceremony joined Mr. John P. Nicholaisen and Miss Louise [surname].
The Minerva Culture club met last Tuesday evening at Mrs. Alice Heavens home with a large attendance and a pleasant program. Next meeting is scheduled for a week from Tuesday at Mrs. Mintys home.
The Athenan literary society at the University held a Monday afternoon reception at Graham Mall for new students with light refreshments and speeches. A later Alethian society banquet at the new science hall celebrated the newcomers, followed by Y M C A and Y W C A fall welcome events for the students.
Delegates from many South Dakota clubs gather in Chamberlain for meetings and receptions. Tuesday night a Travelers Club hosted a reception at the Masonic Temple with a program by local readers and choir. Wednesday activities included a luncheon at Dr. and Mrs. Parnsworth and a Congregational church musicale with from Sioux Falls and Mitchell performers. Officers elected Thursday include President Mrs. Z. BE Wilson Aberdeen and Vice President Mrs. Gertrude Gunderson Vermillion.
Miss Emma Schuhart of St Paul Minnesota, who hunted for her brother Fred Schuhart missing since last May in the Twin Cities, returned to her farm at Gettysburg South Dakota after word reached her that her father is not expected to live.
London, Enc.—Parliament convenes this afternoon for what is described as a tempestuous session. Three major issues loom: Irish home rule, disestablishment, and related constitutional questions shaping the agenda and political tensions.
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