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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1915
Page
13
Bhason lace gains pop for summer wear and suits evening gowns. A pink crepe de chine frock features a lace bodice and sleeves, with a girdle front blouse and a ruffled shadow lace skirt. A wide pointed tunic has pearl tassels for stability, completing the look.
Readable market notes show hogs steady and sheep prices softer at Chicago Union Stock Yards with receipts around 27 000 hogs and 10 000 cattle expected. Prices quoted across hogs cows and sheep indicate steady to varied shifts with futures and regional bids noted, including top hogs near 6.65 to 6.90 while cattle and sheep ranges mix with 5 to 9 plus dollars per unit.
Edna Neff six years old wore a placard with her name and destination and ten cents in stamps as she traveled parcel post from Pensacola Florida toward Christiansburg Virginia to be reunited with her father. A Pensacola probation officer sent her due to lack of funds and the mother’s lack of objection while a kind conductor and passenger aided her voyage.
President Wilson and former President Taft attend the cornerstone laying for a new Red Cross building in Washington. Subscriptions and government funds total $800,000 with private gifts from James A. Scrymser and others. The marble structure will face the State Department and White House grounds, housing Red Cross administration and featuring classical design elements.
In Havana yesterday Sack Johnson and Jess Willard trained ahead of the April 8 world heavyweight title bout at Mariano race course. Willard rested in the morning and visited the track in the afternoon, drawing a large cheering crowd.
The final rites for 88 year old George Washington Henry were held yesterday at First Methodist Episcopal Church with J S Hoagland officiating. Several relatives and friends attended from Lane and nearby towns while pallbearers included Harold Arson and Albert Starr. The widow remains seriously ill after a period of illness.
Gettysburg church faces possible sale to cover debt of about 8 thousand dollars after building costs reached 10,80 and pledged funds fall short. Local pastor Rev. N P Johnson seeks outside aid to avert loss and secure remaining payments totaling around 2 thousand with pledges deemed good.
A compact note lists leading billiards figures with SMU world champions, naming Chick Evans at top, Wild Bill Donovan, and Bill Huey as standout players. Manager noted as American player based in New York.
Readers are urged to trust Sharons Kale for glasses fitting and eye care. The note promotes optometry as optical science focused on light and vision correction without drug use, claiming thousands helped by their scientific approach.
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