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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1913-12-11
CORN PRIZE WINNER ON
TRIP TO WASHINGTON

Aberdeen, s. D.-Wallace Mitchell,
the Hecla lad who won first prize in
the corn contest conducted by the
South Dakota Better Farming asso-
citation, in which he made $1O1.5O
from one acre of corn, leaves today
for Washington for one weeks visit
in the national capital, as the prize
offered by the association. He is ac-
companied by his mother and father
will them at Chicago, where he is on
a business trip.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1913-12-11
INFANT FALLS INTO
PAIL OF BOILING WATER

washington Springs, s. D.-During
the temporary absence of the mother
the three-year.old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. August Brodkorb, we'll
known residents of Jeranld county,
lost her balance and fell into a pail
of boiling water that had been pre-
pared to scrub with. The child was
terribly scalded and physicians are
doing everything possible to save
her life..
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1913-12-11
GUILD BAZAAR ON THURSDAY

The annual bazaar under the direc
ton of ST. Mary's Guild will open at
2:30 o'clock Thursday afternoon in
the guild room of st. Mary's Episco.
pal church. The bazaar gives promise
this year of being unusually attrac-
tive.
The various booths will be arrang-
ed around the guild room in a most
attractive manner, with a general
scheme of decorations. In the doll
booth, Christmas shoppers can find
full opportunity to buy dolls, fur
niture, dresses, caps, coats and
cradles. In the apron booth will be
found numerous styles of aprons,
both of utility and beauty. The fancy
work booth will display innumerablc
varieties of dainty handwork. At the
candy booth will be found excellent
dainties on sale by members of the
Altar guild.
At $3.50 o'clock the holiday supper
will be served. AS only 200 guests
can be accommodated, it will be nee
essary to be on hand at the time set.
On the lei will be fried chicken,
baked potatoes, cranberry jelly, cell
cry, buildings and cakes.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1913-12-11

an abiding faith in their future, they
have, labored together in u hearty
spirit OF cooperation for its advance
ment. To them all honor is due.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1913-12-11
BE JOLLY CLUB ENTERTAINED.

The first division of the Be Jolly
club, composing Mrs. Wilson, Mrs.
Frank. Mrs. Cogan and Mrs. Agnes,
were hostesses on Friday evening OF
last week, entertaining the members
of the club and a few friends. All
appointments were suggestive OF the
Thanksgiving season.
The affair val an unusual one and
was much enjoyed. This was the first
of a series of parties to be given by
the club this season. The evening was
spent with cards and other forms of
entertainment. At 1890 o'clock an
elaborate t~hree-course luncheon was
served. 80
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1913-12-11
Total Value of Pro-
ducts Marketed is
600.
EPOR BY ROADS
Exceeds That of Any
Previous Year by Nearly
70, ooo,oo

Pierre, s. D.--The reports of rail-
roads operating in the state made TO
the department OF history. shows the
products of the state which were
shipped out for the fiscal year end
ing June 30, last to have been:
Wheat So ,939,000 bu.. S 42,071.000
Corn 1861. 900 bu.... 5,434,00D
Oats $500. 000 bu... 2,576,0 900
Barley S.279,000 hu... 3,7OS, 900
Flax 5000. 900 bu..... $500, 900
Rye $4,000 bn....... 1884, 900
Cattle 393,997, 900 lbs. 900
Hogs 257 1855 900 lbs. i 900
Horses 4l.179,00 lbs. 4,l79,000
Sheep 4S,20S, 900 lbs. 2.410,0 900
Other products. dairy,
poultry, eggs, veget-
ables, fruit. seed, hay.
wool, stone and min
erals ....... 22,25O.00O
Total marketings ....$l29, 943, 900
This exceeds the cash value of the
marketing of any previous year by
The sum OF $5,7G7, 900.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1913-12-11
c. T. McGREw is HoNoRED

c. T. McGrew was the guest of
honor Tuesday evening at Il dinner
party given by Mr.. and Mrs. e. M.
CLANCY at their home 524 North Ed
monds street. A sumptuous three
course dinner was served. The affair
was M of considerable enjoyment.
in view of the approaching marriage
of Mr. McGrew to Miss Grace Wilder.
Following the dinner, the guests were
entertained with a program of music.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1913-12-11
sORIs!s CLUE.

Mrs. A. G. McGrath entertained IL .
members of the Sorosis club, Frida.t
afternoon, Dec. S, at her new hon
1924 East Fifth avenue. Mrs. r. J
Davis was the leader for the after
noon and gave a number of current
events. The hostess served refresh
ments at the close of the afternoon.
The next meeting will be held Friday
Dec. 10, at the home of Mrs. Lauritz
Miller, 900 So. Sanborn.
MERRY MAKERS CLUB MEETS
The Merry Makers club met at the
home of Mrs. Jerald E. Mueller on
Wednesday evening. The amusement
of the evening was progressive Five
Hundred. A dainty three-course lun-
cheon was served at the close of the
evening.
UTOPIAN CLUB SESSION.
On Tuesday afternoon the Utopiaa
club met at the home of Mrs. Conse.
An address by the president was fol-
lowed. by current events in answer
to roll call. Mrs. Meyer conducted
the lesson on Mexico, Past and Pre-
sent" Mrs. Mueller acted as critic.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1913-12-11
PHILHARMONIC CLUB MEETS.

PHILHARMONIC CLUB MEETS.
The Philharmonic club was very
delightfully."- entertained at dinner on
Monday evening at the home of Miss
Verna Brown. The guests arrived at
6:45 and as each sat down to an elc-
CANT four-conrse repart were given
some music topic for discussion at
the table.
A short business meeting followed
the dinner, with roll call and current
events. A number OF selections, both
instrumental and vocal, were given.
which added greatly to the general
enjoyment of the evening.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1913-12-11
ENTERTA1Ns GIRL FRIENDS.

EtN 7 EIN -AIINS GIltL. FltIlGNDS.
Fifteen of her club friends were
the guests of Miss Wauneta Ferris
Tuesday afternoon and evening in
one OF the enjoyable affairs of the
season. The occasion was very infor-
NAL and enjoyable.
The afternoon was spent with IL
kensinston party and at 6 o'clock Il
delightful t~hree-course dinner was
served. In the evening, Miss Nina
Hager. the guest of honor, enter
tanned the guests with several beau
tiful songs and Miss Mary Louise
Burns delighted with some piano
numbers.
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side $4,000 for the clubs use in ad-
.ertising the city. 7. j. Morgans was
lected secretary, and through his
.ble leadership deals have already
been made that will greatly enlarge
he city's business activities.
The city is fortunate in having a
borough, practical business man for
is mayor. Progressive in all things
md with an indomitable WILL. Mayor
Hitchcock has done as much or posi-
bly, more. perhaps, for the city's adj
vancement than any other one man.
A democrat, he is elected term after
term to succeed himself in a city that
is Overwhelmingly republican. Under
his guiding hand the city's santa
ton is we'll nigh perfect. Streets and
alleys are kept ~scrupulously clean,
citizens are encouraged in the gen.
eral scheme OF beautifying the city.
Its resources are carefully guarded
and all Improvements are constructed
in a substantial manner.
What is the secret of Mitchell's
growth and prosperity? Aside from
her railroad facilities, she enjoys nc
peculiar advantages unclaimed by the
numerous surrounding villages. She
has no water power, the country Is ne
thor IN y-odr.t:-t sJl than cth. Ell
localities enjoy, and Dame Nature
has foyared her in no peculiar way
The only answer to the question i.
found in her citizenship. They have
worked hand in hand for the accom-
plishment OF a common cause With
out friction, without strife, but viii
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Gir Sas britifde 1slsphonIpiism.
s3fpti .ngIiite auiatiier ertruntsn.
Die galfous eituatiDn.

Die 8altans Situdtion.
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ben 4usbruh BON GeinoisIisisiten Der
irfahen fpurbsn-
Die gDtihof.erpsri1mmlung am
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in gr7pdeuna bic her pforte 5ug.itelIi
f,erbeu ioII. Inter ben gepoImodiigs
ten III man oIsemein Der Qniitt, oab
Die gntjheioung bariiber, oh Der arieg
fuieber oufsenommen tDerben ober IS
su sinem Jrieben iommen ion, pen
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8srsihi lsiIisn.
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bes grObpeiirs aiamil paita. Der Elm
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GespObnIib srOBsm gtnfluB III. IS lit
ibm eflungen, bic euten 8s5iehungen
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oaburh perbinoert, oaB bic Wdhis
cine seaen bic 1iirtei feinoi.lige SisI-
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cine btr grSbisn Observation-Disclosures
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mittag ourt ben Gut off Damn oftz
lib BON louisville uno iiberihpsmmte
ein mebrere Guabratnstlen grobss 9es
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llhr 4benos Fate Der S6to etne 90
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bier obgsgangen.
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Gbto lit bon Cincinnati big Cairo nod
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ftoub ostommen unb rpGait nod imme,
BON Cincinnati Bis Gdiro. Sn Gintin.
natl Diirfts Der S06ftitanb 63 5uf
erreibsn. unb es 1T notwithstanding, BAT
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auf 43 biz A unb BET Cairo ouf AZ
SUB iteigsn fpiro. Bon Cairo Bis
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beiosu Wdnner. Die oiefen ibren
Strsit Dor bag 6eriht 1ebra6t hottsn,
Iinb prominente 9iirger bon 3iria
3pei britiihe Qpiatiter
perungliid dt.
2onbon, 13. San. - 3pei brts
tide apiatiter, 8. 5. MacDonulo
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am Rodmittoe in Der 5bemie ertrun.
ten. Shr4erppluu mar ploBIih in oas
WaiIer nieoergefhoHen. uno als Der
Motor nit ibm in 8eriibrung tam,
erpIooirte sr. Die 4piatitsr ertran.
ten. ebe ihnsn Ollie s.bratt pstseu
taante-
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Wetterberi6t.

Sir Ohio unb bdE ipeItIihe
peuniplpdnien: Sdones Metter am
Disnfiaa; am Wittpof, tribes unb
ndrmsres Wetter. S4ipahe perdnz
SerIihe Winhe.
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srtrunten lit.
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Ces Ebuns mebrerer SIeomargariHs
1FabritaHten beiddftigen, tpettere SSua
itruftiDneE, IDelhe oabiu lauteu, Die
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mas Wdibtu9t0u tbut, fort3uieseu.
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i.aupeu unter Der 2tnflage, Uncle Sdug
nm qeieblife Nbgabeu bon tusge@
Tdmmt 100000 betrogeH 5u baben
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I fenben 5aus @usfhub emrfohleu.
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men.
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mibungen oes gunbes Departments
bic SdulDigeu ytpeiB3utpoiben.~
Die gbicaqosr &pmpagnten, I'm be
es ii9 bdnoeIt, finb: Qrmour IT, Co.
bic Frieoman gOmpanp; g. $. 5ans
monO Gompanp; Wiutam s. WorIdp
gompdnp unb bic uuiteo States gutt
tsrire Company.
2lu6 anoere 8pmpagnisn in ct.
2puis, Cincinnati, Columbus, 8. uno
qrODiOence, R. s., ioIIeu uHtsriuht
4 nsroen.
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baB bic Qngetlagter ShnefeI gum
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pdbrenp iie nit anoerer ulttBiieDeru
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/ Safel faB. SQDDtn idoB Ith Damn
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lpabrIheInIt5 t0otIihs Munoe 5uftIa
geHo.
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uaten perbeirutbet. Die Trau mar 10
uno t6r uIanu % Sabre alt. Sett
sfpei Wonaten pobuteH Die IungeH
Qeute bel 15rau Suhu u. Bauer, Der
rsihen 8roBmutter Der Jruu, an qas
cific 2lpenue. 8or 3ebu 5agen bate
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einialieBlt6 Der SHUTTER, 8roBmutter.
II 5ante uno bes grubers per iungen
Trau, bstm Diner beiiammen fab,
fam sSaopin in ods SpetIe5tmmer, dns
Iheiueno quten Mutbes uHo 3u elmer
8erIobnurg bereit. Gr ndberte itc9
feiner 7rau In Der Iiebsn8niirbtgiteu
mstfe. tiiBte ije uUo 3og bonu 5pet
Reboloer uno qab amer SdlliTfe ob.
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. teot suiammen. G6e bic eHtiebteu
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fhoB Ta Sabpin stue augel In ben
Ropf. Gr puroe in ein 5oIpital &C..
brdht, no sr iid oem 9Ooe nobe Be.
ftnoet.
Nngsusbme Temperotur.
U2pprebeob Ulinu.. u. San.
1ie Mitterung mar Sonutd8 10 taIt,
, bQB bic ubr tn Der bieiigen Metters
, rparte Tteben bljeb, 10 baB Der betreffsns
. be geamts bic 3eit, als Der afternoons,
! ter 81. 2 unter RuIl ftanb, nitt ge.
{ nuu anaebeu tam. Der 1nge1sbene
9RFftono oss Thermometers ift ipdbs
: reno pieIes DiHters nod niht erreift
, poroeu uno tDmmt osrl &siore nteler
l0obrs ais sai stasu 5cLxn Gtao n1h.
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Die 8ebaube Der IanubouIer Wtoo-
ing Gict1re 60. III gtegD HohelIe,
81. y, nteoergrgtaunt.
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lam nit etnem MaTeritano Don 53.8
SUB. Der Samantha : 5IuB bsgunn
Wtontag I'm fetnem 2ueIIeurbtet tpfes
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@eleife itebt unter gDaFer.
portsmoutb, O., 13. syanuar.
Die S6uIen in portsmout4 nurben
geIhlofen unb Die Gebdube ben DON
Der 5lutb pertriebersu TdrulieH aIs
untertunftsitdtte angetpiefeu. sJr Der
ei9entliden Stabt lit iotpeit fpenig
Sadben angerihtet rporben, pdbrsno
in ben Qieoeruuoeu bd5 M5diFer bet=
nube big an DteDdffr Der 6duTer itebt.
Sn ben 8oritdoten bat Der Gtrubens
betrieb eingeitelIt perDeu mufeu uno
Die 1000 Qnge'tellten Der 6ubrtt Der
Portsmoutb Steel 60. ftuo bur9 bls
ueberIhtpemmung temporGr auber Qr@
belt getommsn. Der TIuB bat cine
Sobe BON 58 SUP erretht uno itetgt ei>
nen 3oll bic Stunbe.
gittsburg, 13. canuur. Der
MDnDnga6ela, QllegbenD uuo Der Sbio
finn langiam I'm 5uLlsn begrtffen unb
bic Wetterparte pertiinbet, bab Diens
flag Der Daifer1lono fpieber normal
iein tperbe. Inter 0en 8epobuern Der
Rie0erunqen, tpelte 3neiuaI inuerbaIb
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lid sslpsiser.. nsm alissr In Dem
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Ger Gufenuoro IN Gbiiago ouige'
fIart.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-14

Seniatio1leQer 8attenmoro unO
Sel6Itmoro IN Gan JranctSco.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-12

iS6,Gs5 barrels To i57g.3O6 barrels.
owing To the increased activity of the
Midwest OH company and the
Wyoming OH Fields company Opor-
ations In northern Texas also more
than offset the usual decline in the
gull region aud resulted In a signiti-
cant gain for the state.
Increased Exports.
The volume of crude OH and of al
the usual products exported from the
United states increased owing &C. the
fact that foreign conditions We're much
more favorable 20 American exporters
Meanwhile the Importation of gaso-
line from the East Indies was a fav-
CRADLE eleWent In relieving The grow
Ing demand for this product ON the
Pacific coast
Decreased stocks.
The lmAroved conditions la the cx-
port trade aud the Increased capacity
of the ronners 10 take care of the
great Yield OF crude oil resulted Ia "A
marked decline In stocks in an nelds
except Ia california. and even there
the storage of petroleum Was checked
by AN increase In consumption.
rhe total stocks of al crude oils al
The beginning OF 1879 aggregated 1885,
O0O. 600 barrels. By tho close or the
year they had declined 90 $4,000, GOO
0arrcls. "a decrease of about ~ pet
cont The decline was gree est In tho
fields of the Rocky mountains. WheT,
on January I. 1919, the stocks Hggre'
gated 9f.OO0,OO0 barrels; they were
reduced during the year 10 79.0oO. OOt
barrels, decrease of about 10 pei
cent.
This decline al once brOught Ou
a marked stimulation of prices all ovel
the east. with Wow 90 increasing th'
activity of drilling It's effect WAS =,
marked that the natural decline al
the older fields was checked, Even
ohio showed slight Increase in pro
ductiun la 1919. for the htst time II
~ years
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-12

WANTED HELP-Fenale.

WANTED--Girl for general house
work. Good wages. Apply gag
West Lead avenue. No washing or
ironing.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-12
Personal PrOperty Loans
>-''''-'- G0NisS 10 Loan.

MONEY no LOAN.
on furniture. pianos. organs. horses.
wagons aud other chattelss also on
salaries and warehouse receipts; as
low as $1,000 and as high as $4,000.
Loans are quickly made and strictly
private. Time--One month TO enc
year given. Goods 10 remain IN your
possession. our rates are reasonable
Call and see us before borrowing.
steamship tickets TO and from AL
parts OF the world.
PRIVATE oFFICEs-Open Evenings
THE HOUSEHOLD LOAN co,
Rooms and 4, Grant Building
sos u West Central Avenue.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-12

t3,g0O--5-room brick. bath, etc. l0t
Tsxits. about 40 shade and fruit lress.
ith ward close In.
$4,000 acres Of good land near
sawmil mostly ia bearirE orchard.
two houses outbulldings. near car
line.
business property. Improved ana
unimpFovod.
si.000--5-room moearn brick bun.
galewi hardwood eo0rn, not water
heat, IRE place, good shade; fourth
ward. close IN.
s1.900--5-roon cement block mod
era. Sorner Ia Highlands. on car line.
t2200--7-room atuccO and frame
residence. bath, electric lights; clops
IN; south broadway.
s3250--5-r0om brick. modern. we'll
built. large porch: close ID. wegs Sill
yer avonue.
aaO0o--6-fOom frame cottage, mod
ern; Fourth ward. near car line.
e2,250-t-room brick. modoFn.
large porches, North second street.
TIRE INSURANCE
A. FLEISCHER
IiA SOUTH EOURTm sxmEE4.
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