Pope backs limited variety in church music
The New York Sun reports Pope Pius X favors preserving plain chant while allowing non worldly music in Catholic services. He urges retaining the loftiest liturgical works and notes the church as mother of modern musical art despite the Gregorian revival.
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New York Sun
the Sun
Pius X
Cavalleria Rusticana
Europe
Palestrina
Orlando Gi Lasso
Sistine Chapel
Vatican
Solesmes
Penius
Dangerous Traffic Threat Prompts Call for Law Action
The article notes that auto races and related traffic dangers are increasing death tolls. Officials argue new laws are needed to protect the public from deadly automobiles and related activities.
Texas Democrats Ignore Bailey Charges in renomination bid
The Texas Democratic Party will not consider charges against Senator Bailey over his ties to Standard Oil in his bid for renomination. The precise handling of the affair remains undisclosed as party leaders deemed the charges insufficient to trigger an investigation.
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Democrats
Texas
Bailey
Standard Oil Co
Sanborn County Keeps Court House Bonds On Track
Woonsocket faces no fear of county seat removal as Forestburg proposition fails. Voters will decide bonds to build a courthouse to safeguard records in Sanborn County amid past removal debates and shifting sentiment.
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Woonsocket
Forestburg
Dick Richards
Sanborn County
Cubs and White Sox Battle For National Title
Chicago buzzes with the baseball championship series between the Cubs and the White Sox. The best of seven games began Tuesday and will continue until one club wins four. Excitement spreads beyond Chicago to every town with a Hall club bearing similar fervor.
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Chicago
Cubs
White Sox
Local births and deaths mark Ethan community notes
Oct 9 Ethan reports the birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs John Clement on Oct 3 and another daughter to Mr and Mrs Ed Adams on Oct 7. Mrs Amy Dixon dies Oct 7 from blood poisoning, leaving a husband Paul Dixon and a small child. funeral at M E B church, burial Mitchell cemetery. Also notes Lloyd Sand funeral Oct 7 at M E church with burial in Mitchell cemetery.
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Ethan
John Clement
Ed. Adams
Amy Dixon
George Adams
Paul Dixon
Alexandria
M. EB
Lloyd Sand
M. E
Crewther
Mitchell
J. L. Gallagher
Lyman County
Charles Donk
M. Coyne
Dr. Maytum
M. OC. Bracha
Carrie Cole
John Sibert
Our City
Paul Blasig
Frank Cole
Jessie Rowley
Robert Coyne
Martha Crampton
Holy Trinity Church
Madison
Wis
Charlie Coyne
Ethan Enterprise Force
Main Street
Weak
M. BE
Brookings
Ina Dad
Loomis Echoes Local Happenings and Sick Ledger
Loomis reports Mrs. Frank Kidd ill with pneumonia and improving with Dr. Freyberg visiting. Orval Crippen and Fred Walker travel to Pennington County to survey the country. Local renovations and grain elevator progress at Betts are noted along with dance plans at Bethel hall.
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Loomis
Frank Kidd
Dr. Freyberg
Mitchell
Orval Crippen
Inlaw
Fred Walker
Pennington County
Fr. J. Smith
Peter Reece
Alexandria
Betts
Bethel Hall
W. V. Miner
Will
Joe Gilfillan, Jr
Long Lake
Grandpa Jr
H. MecLann
Frank McLain
Geo. Bach. Sr
Culvers
Purse
Miss Purse
Kiank Foss
Loomis Church Hosts O. T. U. Talk on Readings
Miss Gertrude Cogan O. T. U. organizer lectured on wave readings at Loomis church Saturday evening. A large attendance saw her recite and make a good impression as an up-to-date speaker. Fred Raed and about three others returned to their home in Little Creek, Michigan, Monday.
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Fred Raed
I Ks
Liffle Creek
Mich
Gertrude Cogan
T. U
Loomis Church
Riverside Notes: Local Transfers and Social News
Riverside updates show Lloyd Wallis and Harl McDonald working for W L Wallis Co. nearby visitors from Boens and Bard return home. Several residents travel to Mitchell for family visits and events as Hungarian Orchestra night unfolds. Samuel Marble preaches his last sermon ahead of the new conference year beginning October 21.
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Riverside
Lloyd Wallis
Harl McDonald
Mitchell
W. L. Wallis Co
BE. Brown
Boens
Iowa
Clarence Taylor
Kowman
Bard
W. J. Wallis
Lamont
Currie Deliemers
Knapp
Mellette
Corcoran
Albee
Wr. E .Dawes
The
Pulton Advocate
Zuver
A. BK. Albee
G. W. Bantz
Ler Neice
E P. Curtis
DeMoit
J. & Knupp
Dni Wallis
J. Wallis
Samuel Marble
Marble
Public Auction at Goodykoontz Farm Near Mitchell
John Davis, proprietor, sells at public auction on October 15 at 10 am. The old Goodykoontz farm, 114 miles southeast of Mitchell, features five horses, six spring colts, three yearling colts, three milch cows, six heifers, four spring calves, farm implements, and 80 lires of corn. Terms: cash for $10 or less, credit on bankable security at 10 percent for larger sums. 2 percent discount for cash over $10. Col. J. S. Serverson & Son auctioneers with M. F. Patton as clerk. Free lunch at noon.
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Goodykoontz
Mitchell
McCormick
J. S. Serverson
Auction Sale At Andy Gilbert Farm Near Artesian
Public auction set for October 16 at 10 am on the Andy Gilbert farm near Artesian. Items include cattle totaling 94 head with various ages, two horses, a bay colt, a corn planter, sleighs and wire. Terms offer cash under 10 dollars or a year with security and 2 percent discount for cash over 10. Col J S Serverson & Son as auctioneers with L J Welch as clerk. W H Keyes proprietor.
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Andy Gilbert
Farwell Creamery
Artesian
Fulton
Mitchell
Fuller & Johnson
Col. J
Serverson & Son
L. J. Welch
W. H. Keyes
Public Auction Notice at Clearwater Farm North West of Mitchell
Public sale set for Thursday October 18 at 10 o clock. Describes livestock including gray team horses and other horses, cattle, hogs with pedigree, 40 acres corn, 20 tons hay, 150 bushels spelt, farm implements and poultry. Terms: cash up to $10, bankable security at 1 percent interest over that, 2 percent discount for cash over $10. Auctioneers listed as Col J S Serverson & Son and I N Dickerson Proprietor.
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Clearwater
Mitchell
Poland
China
Col
Fragmentary 19th Century Political Exchange
The excerpt describes a President Pierce like figure conversing with James Guthrie about appointing a friend. Guthrie allegedly spoke bluntly, saying he would be honored if asked, a reaction the President characterizes as typical of Guthrie. The dialogue centers on cabinet appointment nerves. Otto.
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Prantlin Pivorce
Wieree
James Guthrie
Treasury
Congress
Dudgeon
Guthrie
Pierce
SS Otto
The Unicorn and Its Fabled Varieties
A summary notes that ancient writers described unicorns as beasts about the size of two horses with short legs. It lists three medieval kinds the majestic white unicorn with a colored horn, the celisserion resembling a giant deer with a sharp horn, and the monoceros or common unicorn with a tri colored horn.
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Laneth
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ANE
Mens’ Guil
Gillis
Yants
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Win. Z. Metcalf
Palmer
W. J. Frad & CO
South
Jahota
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