Mitchell News Long Local Column Reports Visits and Trades
Local notes list visitors from Yankton and Mt. Vernon, travelers to Wisconsin and Minnesota, and residents moving into the Gale Block for winter. A new Dakota Wesleyan president arrives, a bridge project nears completion, and a parade of social events, sales, and school appointments fill the week.
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Lillian Nyberg
Yankton
Anna Scott
O. W. Coursey
H. L. Raymond
Samuel E. Kerfoot
Kerfoot
Dakota Wesleyan
Miss Fannie McCormick Heads to Conservatory of Music
Miss Fannie McCormick departed Thursday via the Omaha road for Minneapolis to visit Miss Clara Christensen before continuing to Cincinnati One to enter the conservatory of music for piano study. Her friends expect she will attain greater heights as a talented young musician.
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Ethel Lyons
Burlington
Iowa
H. R. Kibbee
Mary and
Ryland
Omaha
Minneapolis
R. C. Warne
B. A. Bobb
F. W. Freyberg
W. R. Ball
Yankton
State Medical Society
Louisa Keyes
Whitney
Neb
Fannie McCormick
Clara Christensen
Cincinnati
Conservatory of Music
Cost of a Boy From Guthrie Times
A Guthrie Times column argues the average boy dependent on parents costs them four thousand dollars until age 21. A brood of six would total twenty four thousand. If a son becomes idle and cigarette loving, parents may regret the outlay, but a boy who learns to value hard work becomes pride and a future support in old age.
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Guthrie Times
Air Ship Dispatches and Office Banter
A brief dialogue from Pick Me Up shows an employer asking if the office boy informed Mr Boreman of an American departure. The boy says Boreman asked about return timing and the clerk replies that the boss would not be back until after luncheon.
And the Last Shall Be First
A quoted line from the Home Herald reflects on political leadership as one who reads crowd sentiment and leads with loud rallying cries. It frames leadership as synchronizing with public mood and amplifying it.
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Home Herald
A Mutual Wish
A brief humorous exchange recalls Hicks angrily wishing to be an ostrich to eat his wife's biscuit. Hicks quips back with a wish for feathers for a hat, in a light domestic moment.
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Hicks
Glede
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