Mitchell Local Notes Highlight Guests and Events
Local notes recount visitors to Mitchell, business moves, and upcoming cultural events. Notables include WH Wagner in Minneapolis, Mrs Newall of Mankinton, Mrs Hatch and Mrs Jinghiwn from Alpena, and Wm Casey taking over a city store with plans for a new land office. A Hughes speech drew crowds, some disappointed by late arrival. Public recitals and mandolin club meetings are announced, with details on venue and times.
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WH. A. Wagner
Minneapolis
A. J. Newall
Mankinton
WW. I. Kearney
Citaa
South Mywin
Wm Casey
Wennebec
W. M. Kearney
G. Aly Glauser
WM Laser
Bridgewater
Mitchell
Hughes
Farturer
Tex
Pioneer resident dies after horse kick in New Wellington
Thomas Water House, 74, a pioneer resident, died from chest injuries after a horse kicked him while tending animals on his brother's farm. Unmarried and respected, he helped establish the early settlement.
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Thomas Water House
New Wellington Territory
Slap Plow in Roberts County Town Ends Long Life
A fragmented obituary note recalls a plow in Roberts county town named Slap and recounts its long service and the lives it touched. The terse entry hints at a heartfelt reflection on labor and time.
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Roberts County
Ire
Hs Long
Fife
Women Heal Ailments With Kidney Remedy Claim
A reader describes severe kidney pain and related symptoms and credits a kidney remedy sold by Dons Kidney Pills. The account claims three doses improved health, urging readers to try the product from local dealers.
Beauty Sleep and Self Improvement Guidance
A reader asks how to improve appearance and self image through beauty sleep. Advice warns against sleeping on the face or back to prevent wrinkles, suggests breathing and digestion tips, and notes light sleep is preferable. The columnist offers general tips and invites the reader to send a stamped self-addressed envelope for formulas.
Governor's Office Not Expensive Says Auditor
State Auditor J J Klaidlin reports salaries in the governor's department cost the state about 68 thousand dollars annually. Wyoming and South Dakota show higher totals while North Dakota keeps expenses lower. The auditor notes costs cover the governor and office force.
Freston Battles Tax Policy in State Debate
Inca ss 1 state tax commissioners argue that current tax laws rest on the constitution and punish property owners for nonpayment. He contends a proposed revenue amendment would redefine classifications and allow taxation of franchises and licenses by the legislature.
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Inca
Presian
Tax Amendment Debate and State Tax Policy
Mr. Preston argues that preserving the current constitutional tax exemption for corporate property would endorse the present system and compel the Tax Commission to collect taxes on bank deposits mortgages notes and other debts to the fullest extent allowed by law. He advocates a constitutional amendment to allow equitable taxation and pledges to fight for its adoption.
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State Tax Commission
Preston
Judge Bros Conducts Large Rural Land Auctions
The W. M. Durfey 400 acre farm southeast of Armour sold at auction to H. M. Bertelsen of Box iell for 50 an acre. The next day Judge Bros offered Thos Ewald’s 260 acre Delmont farm with 100 acres and improvements selling to John Brenner at 50 per acre, and 160 acres barren sold to Doctor Tom bold at 71 per acre.
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W. M. Durfey
Armour
H. M. Bertelsen
Box Iell
Judge Bros
Thos. Ewald
Delmont
John Brenner
Sso
Doctor Tombold
Judge Bro
Forest Fires Drive Many From Homes Near Duluth
Scores of men women and children battled brush and forest fires in the Duluth district as showers begin to ease the danger. Families evacuated yesterday returned today after fires receded.
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Duluth
Minon
Rough Riders Chief Delivers Speech in Gallup
Nianes of Springfield Republican notes Gallup New Mexico as a suitable spot for the Rough Riders leader to deliver his chief rough riding speech.
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Nianes
Springfield Republican
Gallup
N. M
Rough Riders
Little Folks Wear Red Bolera At Play
A kindergarten sketch features a girl in a bright red velveteen bolero bound with black braid. Another child wears a red Bolivia cloth coat trimmed with rabbit skin for cold weather. The cholera model is simple to make at home and substitutes exist for velveteen.
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Big Sister
Bolivia
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Mary Hatch
George Jinghiwn
Alpena
Fred R. Smith
Tutte
Hoghes
J.) Monroe
Nimball
Mitel
Veterday
M. S. Rogers
Milwaukee System
G. HW. Din i ‘Tsiet
John Tun Tssistame
Wat Bots Cole
Wavelin Cyetingey
Stl
Roundhouse
Joseph Hamilton
J. G. Donahue
Relianes
City
Vivian Donnwline
Notre Dame
J. BP. Staun
Tamily
Oidlntine Batdise
New York
Fen
Aes
Willian Beadle
TIC Rot
Ad Beadle
Vernon, Ja
Tie Ayer
Tome
Sakat Loyam Ssergol
Trusic
Wirst Methodist Church
Pat Lie
Dret Gustav Setberths
Winwin C
Inaintsen
Viera
M Georgia Scott
Western Nat's
Bilde
Ments Agron Svys G. OD
Cosmmep Pets
Cividn
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Miguel
VOGUE
Asil
Biel
Ren Uenithy
Riley
Stevens
Harry
Ebbetfield
Polo Grounds
Columbus
Ball Park
Boston
Pittsburg
Metropolis
Steven
South Dakota
North
Wakota
Atis- Sour
Freston
Judge Bros. Selle
Douglas County
Iss Tiee Cement
Nass . Initred Delaney
KABO
Miss Delaney
Kabo School of
First National Bank
Business and
A. ©. Hitchcock
Commercial & Savings Bank
Mitchell South Dakota
H. G. Giddings
Western National Bank
F. W. Bobb
Bobb
Bank
Edith M. Shank
Grace L. Shank
Osteopathic Physicians
Crow Bldg
A. B. Hager
lWarm & Ory
Mitchell Trust Blog, Ltd
W. H. Broadbent
J. W. Broadbent
Jobson
Broadbent Bros
H. Noble & Son
Fourth Ave. West
W .H. Fritz
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