Hughes to Speak in Mitchell October 17
Republican presidential candidate Charles A. Hughes schedules a late morning speech in Mitchell on October 17 as part of a western campaign tour. The itinerary lists multiple states with city stops and implies Mitchell may host the event at the Hiks' club or city hall if weather is poor.
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Charles Vats Tueghes
Mitchell
Ward
Alitchell
Prueckota
Vo Hnehes
Gory Palace
Etriven
City Hall
Missouri
Nebraska
Walls City
Beatrice
Pamnbury
York
Lincoln
Murtlughes
Mornin
Grand Rapids
Columbus
Moremont
Oonahia
South Dakota
Iowa
Mirchlyed
Ida Mali
Neon
Yauileton
Thasater Hoo
Guy
Stonx City
Mitches
Mr. Hughes
Sioux Falls
Ruth Hoffman
Ruth Ragher
A Rose Strong
Dell Clark
Fea Volia
Creota
Cee Warne
Catherine Jones
Ouns
Teir
Lyman A
M. M. Brumbaugh
Dakota Wesleyan
Menno Herald
Joe M. Wood
Menno
Roy Metcalf
Chicago
B. Bracy
the Elks
W. BE. Tipton
H. N. Hamilton
R. I. Dundas
A. B. Seaton
Thomas Fullerton
Id. Walton
Mt. Vernon
Beatrice Moran
W. M. Herbert
H. F. Downey
Child Conservation League
Downey
W. J. Uays
White Lake
Tarl MelDonald
Tulsa
Okla
Daniel Brancht
The
Kk. H. Lewis
Wisconsin Street
Charles Alexander
Milwaukee Road
Sanborn
Frank Brainard
J. J. St. George
Louis Storz
St. George
Storz
Sterz
GC. D. Jones
Jones Chautauqua
Jones
Lora S. LaNance
la Nance
Crowds Watch Dakota Wesleyan College Antics
Crowds gathered on the Dakota Wesleyan campus for a morning of campus games and pranks in the Blue and White Week festival. Freshmen, sophomores, and upperclassmen competed in obstacle races, sack races, tug of war, and roped events amid noisy chants and campus cheer.
Appeals to AG over ballot order of amendments and laws
Appeals reach the attorney general regarding county auditors changing the sequence of constitutional amendments and referred laws on ballots. The ruling holds the ballot order must follow the sequence in which items are certified by the secretary of state and must be identical in all respects.
Busty Waterage Contact Sparks County Discussion
Fragmentary report indicates county officials confront a deranged water situation with limited options and public concern rising over governance and maintenance.
Milwaukee Dairy Train To Tour State College Farms
The Milwaukee dairy train will tour the state starting next week in cooperation with the Milwaukee chamber and state college dairy department. It features dairying livestock breeding and feeds demonstrations with exhibits, stock cars, lecture cars, and living cars for weather. Key personnel include Prof. Ivarsen and Prof. A. Onsuch and Chas. McCaffree commissioner of immigration.
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Broghines
S. 9
South Dak Ota
Cotlera
Milwauke
Milstaukine Varia
College
Frerd
Ibarsen
State College Dairy Husbandry Department
NP Rye Seartary
Dairymens and Buttermakers
Fulnfcortems
Pratsan Ly Dhoniyscszr
Wilson Keamer
Nimi Jusbandry Department
A. ON
Uwuttom
Manley Howamplin
Asronomy Department
Witernatie
Uy Th
Chas
McCaffree
Commissioner of Immigration
Cody
A. Hating
Mitchell Gideon Company ownership affidavit for October 1
Notarized statement by W. Ronoatad, business manager of Mitchell Guide, declaring ownership details for Mitchell, South Dakota dated October 1 1916. Includes names of publisher editor and officers, stock and security holder disclosures, and verification before notary W. J. Herzog.
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Itis Aereb
Mitchell
South Dake
County of da- IO
R. Reni
Mitebell
Ritile
Mitehell
Ibis
Thies
Neerpam
Mortand
Haldinget
Morteas Ss
Branson & Company
Phatie
Cael
Eee Tin von m Noto
Jd Security
la Wen Ty Estes Wipes
Eekielad
Erot Security
Rte Pon
Wilrem
Aftiant
Camenany
W. Roronatad
W. J. Herzog
Cost of living rising with food prices across markets
Washington reports show October 1 price shifts in major foodstuffs from the Agriculture Department. Flour and potatoes climb due to wheat shortages. meat, butter, cheese, onions and beans all rise, with cattle and lambs up sharply. Prices paid to producers also rise, while a long-term trend indicates higher costs year over year.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Eibhagre
Creditor Claims Held for Cash Payments
The department will pay creditors in full as proofs are submitted. No delay and each claimant will be served as soon as their proof of claim is verified.
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Mano
Josh. Jones
J Goldberg
Bogus Cattle Mortgages Linked to Bank Collapse
Investigation into the Dirks bank failure reveals forged notes and bogus cattle mortgages among bank assets. Officials say Peter Dirks hid his deteriorating finances by covering up transfers and forged deeds, while facing heavy drinking and mounting financial strain.
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Chamberlain
Dirks
Oacomea
Register of Deeds
Pinetak
Busus
Peat Uus
Peter Dirks
Mr. Dirks
Cylinder head on engine blows out on torval vessel
Woonsocket South Dakota. A. G. Schuler manager of the Torwal electric plant had a narrow escape when the cylinder head blew from the engine. The explosion rang through the decks as he stood directly in line but stepped aside moments before to view another mechanism.
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Woonsocket
S. D
Torwal Electr
Mr. Schuler
Third Railway Accident Fatal Killings Details
Troquis Kiddoo, 74, formerly of Osceola, Iowa, was struck and killed by a Northwestern Passenger train near Jacquet Missouri while walking on the track across a 40 foot bridge. Coroners jury ruled injuries were minor and death likely resulted from shock. He rode with brothers who recently moved to Missouri. prior incidents included a horse killed by a train and a team killed in separate accidents.
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Troquis
Riddoo
Jacquet
Osecola
Northwestern
Asiddoo
Missouri
Kiddoo
Osceola
Mr. Kiddo
Bank Examiner assures quick payment of Oacoma bank claims
Bank Examiner Wingfield announces there will be no delay in paying claims of Citizens State Bank of Oacoma.
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Pierre
Wingfield
Citizens State Bank
Oacoma
Aberdeen man escapes finger injury on moving Milwaukee train
Clarence J Burns narrowly avoids grave harm when his finger is caught in a mail car door on a Milwaukee bound train. He pulls free after the car begins to move, losing skin in the struggle.
Wesleyan football hosts Nebraska Wesleyan in early season clash
The Wesleyan eleven faced Nebraska Wesleyan in an early season match at the college athletic park. Coach Kline noted most players were inexperienced beyond four veterans while Dakota Wesleyan reported injuries and a tough, fighting spirit. The game started at 2 o clock with referee Pa ley, umpire Wagner, and head linesman Wheatley officiating as squads listed their starting lineups and reserves.
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New Wesleyan
Oma Sately
Bick
Dakotans
Methodists
Dakota Weasleyai
Ward Hanftler
Fox
Wesleyan
Caliesxe Athletic Park
Ibis
Mteogen
Nebraska Wesleyan
Nebraska Methodists
Pitteen Mien
WG. Kline
Mitchell
Kline
de Prey
Windeett
Duilback
James ©. Loman
Invaders
Paley
South Dakota
Wagner
Madison Normal School
Benjamin Wheatley
Ee Dak
Wesleyan Neb
Wesleyan Hatheway Hinnan
Mohr Steeves
Ooller Willian
Vermillion Drug Store Clerk Fined In Dry City Case
In Vermillion a drug store clerk named Rovell faced a disorderly conduct charge tied to an incident around a Taes barber shop attache. Williams sought liquor, was refused, and uncertain jurors led to a final fine of 50 dollars for the defendant.
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Carl William
Taes
Robert Rovell
Rovem
Williams
Karl Gerner Dies at Water Stoo Indiana
Obituary notes Karl Gerner founder J F Halliday of the Iroquois Chief in 1888 died in Water Stoo Indiana. Gerner moved to South Dakota in 1881 filing a Beadle county homestead near Troquois. He served in the South Dakota legislature and was grand master workman of the A O U W in the state.
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Nonker
Troqquois
Waterstoo
Ind
Karl Gerner
J. F. Halliday
Gerner
South Dakota
Troquois
Tie
Beadle County
Mitchell meets Sioux Falls in opener at Sioux Falls
Mitchell faces Sioux Falls in the season opener for the local eleven at Sioux Falls tomorrow afternoon. The game marks an unusually early meeting in years and strong practice under Coach Wheatley aims to boost the Mitchell offense and defense, with several players sidelined by injuries from recent scrimmages and an auto accident.
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Mitchell
Sioux Italls
Sioux Falls
Sioux Walls
Wheatley
Mitchel
Olsen
Saban
Stewart
Swift
Creighton
Murray
Armstrongs
Anderson
Jacobson
Hughes
Ciekie
Scallin
Hoagland
Stevens
Grundland
Sehenrenbrand
Twisher
Sioux Falls College
Pugsley
South Dakota
Gamble
Michigan
Black Bear Held on Charge of Attacking Child
William Black Bear a Sioux of Pine Ridge reservation was taken into custody by federal authorities on a serious charge of attacking a young Indian girl on the reservation. He is wealthy and is expected to post a bond of 7000 dollars. He testified in a prior case that mescal bean tea cured his daughter of tuberculosis.
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Chamberlan
Pine Ridg
United State
Marehhal Brooke
William Black Bear
Black Pear
Pine Ridge
Resei Ion
United States
Black Bear
Federal Court of
South Dakota
Indian Bureau
Wilson evades stand on booze in California fight
Prohibition forces say Secretary Tumulty dodged the issue in a telegram reply regarding whether California wets may use the president’s name as opposed to statewide prohibition. The telegraph query aimed to guide the California campaign, with letters indicating mixed private letters but no clear presidential pledge on state liquor laws.
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Beresford
California
San Francisco
Parker
S. C
Thomas J. Shannon
Newark
SDL
Sothern
AW Bt Halban
Louisville
Condittean
Consolidated Schools Fund Build Costs Across State
Reports from the state superintendent show twenty two consolidated schools with building costs from fifty five thousand down, averaging about ten thousand for rural consolidations. They cover Aurora Butte Day Devel Gregory Hanson Hutchinson Lincoln Minnehaha Perkins Sanborn Tripp Union Walworth and Yankton counties. New McCook County Judge George J. Todd of Bridgewater appointed after resignation of the acting officer.
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Pierre
Department of the State
Aurora
Butte
Day
Devel
Gregory
Hanson
Hutchinson
Lincoln
Minnehaha
Perkins
Sanborn
Tripp
Union
Walworth
Yankton
Mccook
S. D
Byrne
George J. Todd
Bridge- Water
McCook County
Left Handedness Studied With Forearm Bone Device
Vermillion S D A device for measuring forearm bones in infants to detect left handedness has been invented by Dr W Franklin Jones of the University of Education department. The device, called the Brachiometer, is discussed in Literary Digest. Jones tested 20 000 people, finding about four percent born left handed and that most are shifted to the right by teachers or parents.
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Vermillion
S. D
W. Franklin Jones
Department of Education
University of South Dakota
Literary Digest
Foreclosure and Estate Sale Notices From Mitchell and Davison County
Foreclosure sale ordered for Jennie H. Lord mortgage in Mitchell Davison County with sale set at 10 a.m. October 21 1916 at the courthouse front door. Also an order to show cause for sale of Julia Ford estate real estate in Davison County with hearing October 30 1916 and four weeks’ notice in The Mitchell Capital. Philip city council grants an electric light franchise with system expected within sixty days.
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Jennie H. Lord
Bertha A. Nelson
Bertha A. Christy
Register of Deeds
Davison County
South Dakota
TiSocelot A. mm
Mitchell
Burr
Spangler & Haney
Morteagee
Mortaaree
State of
Davison
Julia Ford
D. W W. Ford
D. H. Mord
Mitchell Capital
O. C. Thompson
Philip, S. D
Philip
Local Notes Preview Corn Palace Week and Nearby Moves
Theodore and Charles Sakell return to Rochester after Corn Palace visit. Harris and Kress depart Miles City for Orpheum circuit. Nebraska Wesleyan football team arrives for 2:30 clash. Various local visits, travel plans, and community events noted including debates, court actions, and a children story session at the library.
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Rom Briday's
Theodore
Charles Sakell
Rochester
Minn
Sakell Bros
Thomas Williamson
St. Paul
Harris and Kress
Corn Palace
Miles City
Mont
Orpheum
T. W. Rae
Armour
Wm. McGrath
Rae
Alice ‘Nesbitt
Nebraska Wesleyan
Wesleyan
College
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