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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1911
Page
2
Official County Paper Why Not Cummins
The Minneapolis Journal favors Cummins as a progressive Republican presidential nominee over La Follette, arguing Cummins shares the Roosevelt school with pragmatism and would lead all citizens, while La Follette would command only his faction. It also questions Taft's fit and endorses tariff reform as key, noting Cummins’ appeal to elites and rank-and-file progressives in South Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Foillette
la Follette
Cummins
Taft Visits South Dakota Marking Historic Occasion
The Republic states this is the first time a sitting president has been hosted across South Dakota from Lead to Huron. Taft engages personally with residents, praised for cordiality and gentlemanliness, while the campaign outlook remains uncertain and delegates’ support is not guaranteed. The visit highlights the state’s hospitality and memorable reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Dent
Taft
la Follette
For Rent and Real Estate Notices and Ads
Short classified items list rooms for rent and property details. Mentions a seven room house for rent with contact names and phone numbers. Also lists abstracts for sale and space wanted in a drug store or small building with inquiries to local Jewelers and opticians. Includes marriage advertisement and a reliable club description from Oakland California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Hoover
Kimball
Dak
Mitchell Captures Redfield Game on Return
A spirited Redfield trip ends with Mitchell High School football team returning victorious after a clash with Redfield. The score and final outcome are not fully shown in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Redfield High School
Redfield
North City
Mitchell Beats Redfield In Hard Fought Football Match
Mitchell defeats Redfield 6 to 0 after a defensive battle with a first half marked by punting and failed kicks. Gordon Smith scores a 25 yard rushing TD on a Redfield forward pass in the opening half, D. Smith adds the extra point. Reed and Medley threaten but scoring ends with Mitchell holding on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Redfield
Yoling
Smith
Gordon Smith
D. Smith
Reed
Medley
Rowicveee
Ale Lovols
Atualin Green
Howard Congeshneentie Riis
Wing Medley
Cook
L.H
Monilou R.smith
Gasnithe
Crain Schlessmann
Sid W, Smith
Miss Annie White Heads for Japan Mission Work
Miss Annie Laura White departed this morning by the Milwaukee road for St Louis then San Francisco to sail for Japan. She will serve in Aoyama Tokio at the girls high school, under the Northwestern branch of the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society, and a crowd of students bid her farewell at the depot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Laura White
Milwaukee Road
St. Louis
San Francisco
Cal
Japan
Miss White
Aoyama
Tokio
Girls
Woman's Foreign Missionary
La Follette Plans No Speaking Tour in November
Senator La Follette says no campaign speaking tour has been planned for November though he hopes to deliver progressive speeches once Congress adjourns. He explains he must complete magazine articles reviewing thirty years of political history before December sessions and will work steadily to finish the assignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
la Pollette
Congress
Campaigning Limits Asserted Ahead of December Election
The note argues support for progressive goals but states it is not yet known how much campaigning can be carried out before the upcoming Sunday in December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ion
Iit
Arnica Salve Promised as Perfect Wound Healer
An old advertisement touts Juck len's Arnica Salve as the sole cure for cuts, burns, sores, ulcers, and many skin ailments. It claims unrivaled power on eyes, cold sores, chapped hands, sprains, and piles, urging readers to buy at a local shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jucklen
Dich & Vrown
Taft speaks with Taft allies amid La Follette tension
President Taft greeted in Minneapolis breakfast circle with Knute Nelson Tawney on one side and La Follette leader Charles Clapp on the other. He then addressed University of Minnesota students and joined Young Men's Republican Club events before arriving in St Paul. Helen Taft rides again after a fall with hounds in Ipswich but suffers no injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minn
Taft
Knute Nelson
Tawney
Clapp
la Follette Movement
Minnesota
Nelson
Winona
University of Minnesota
Young Men's Republican Club
Jakes
St. Paul
Dr Cox Barbed Wire Liniment Offered By Drugists
Air druggists sell Dr Cox's Barbed Wire Liniment in 25c 50c and 1.00 dollar bottles. Guaranteed to cure without leaving a blemish or money refund offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr Cox
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the Journal
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Nomi
Republican Party
Tion
Republi
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Roosevelt School
of la Follette
Lette
Senator Aldrich
of Directors
the National
New York
The
United States
Wall Street
National Reserve Association
National Bank
Edrich
Gov
Treasury
Serve Association
He Reserve Association
National Banks
Mit
Ach
Monetary Commision
Solu
Cor
Tire State
Lead
Huron
Ers
Daily Republican
Kelly Land Co
Simul
Singer Sewing Machine
National
Omaha
Neb
First Flag
Amedoin
Seahtin
Fourth Avenue
Abraham Mitchell Steam Laundry
Radiant Home Ceater
Chester
Strother
Garland
Third Avenue
Ninth Avenue
Spielman Route
Universal Supply Co
Dept. B. Franklin and
Huron Streets
Chicago
C. R. Essig
Penn
Rush Express
Dell-Edison Manufacturing Co
Brunswick-Blake-Collender Co
Third St
J. J. Sci
Third Avenue East
Mitchell, SD
Raymond
I. Lawlor
Mitchell, Ss. D
Mark Harris
Care Republican
General Mer
W. Huron St
W. Anteld
Hanson
Main St
Oscar Phillips
West Third Ave
Kelley Land Co
Hauert Grocery
Firth Ave
Potter Co
Manning
Gleason
Caspar Gerstenecker
R. R. Mitchell
S. D. Tor
6Th St. S. Olson
Raymond Hotel
Main Street
Wiret Avenue
S. M. Whyte
Bidwell
Farm and Real Estate Journal
Traer
Iowa
Lewis Shuster
Truax Garage
S. Main St
Tenth Avenue East
Moir Land Company
Waverly
S.webber
North Duff Street
West Third St. Mark Harris
J. H. Ferris
E. B. Rowley
J. C. Purdy
California
Reliable Club
Oakland
Copenhagen
American Snuff Company
Fifth Ave
C.E. Vermilyer
Butterick Paterns
New Belineato’s
New Butterick Books
Paterns
Warner Corsets
Warner
Athena
University of
Western National Bank
Mitchell, South Dakota
Wisconsin
CA Follette Lona
Welcom Es President
Clopee Spony
Tarpord
Bremwast
OTN
TORY
Helen Taft
Ipswich
Mass
Myapia Hunt Club
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