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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1915
Page
6
The article notes shadow lace remains popular for summer wardrobes with evening gowns needing less formality. It describes a ink crepe de chine dress with shadow lace bodice and sleeves, a girdle front, and a ruffled skirt enhanced by a tunic with pearl tassels and chiffon rose accents.
A mother asserts her daughter aged 18 is perfectly healthy despite an examination that described the nerves as under sensitive. The report hints at a medical controversy surrounding the case and the family’s statements.
Hogs at Union Stock Yards Chicago show steady tone with receipts 27000 today and 735 carried over. Cattle remain steady with 11000 receipts today and 4000 tomorrow. sheep receipts 10000 today and 12000 tomorrow. prices range broadly across hogs cattle and sheep with mixed to steady movements. Johnson’s birthday training noted with routine workouts and betting favorite at about 8 to 1.
Sioux City Ia cattle receipts 1 800 steady to 10c lower on Monday after a trading basis. Hog receipts 7 500 steady and 5c lower. Top hog price 6 60 with bulk 6 52 to 6 57. Sheep receipts 200 steady. Fat cattle 6 25 to 8 75, cows 5 00 to 7 00, veal calves 6 00 to 9 00, bulls 5 00 to 6 25. Stockers and feeders steady with 10 15c up Monday. Top feeders 7 50, calves 6 00 to 7 00, stock cows 4 75 to 6 50. Hog market bullish, slight uptick from Monday. Sheep and lambs steady.
Minneapolis market brief lists Wednesday grain quotes with No 1 hard wheat at 1.51 and No 1 northern at 1.46 to 1.50, No 2 northern at 1.41 to 1.47, and various durum, corn, oats, barley, rye, and flax values. No session on April 2, Good Friday.
Milwaukee market notes Wheat prices Dakota grades No 1 northern and No 2 northern with Velvet chaff May July contracts. Corn bids No 8 mixed No 8 yellow with May and July positions. Oats barley rye and flax prices listed for various grades with May quotes and futures. Strong emphasis on bid asked ranges across grains and futures for the day.
Havana dispatch notes a quiet day in training camps for heavyweight contenders Jack Johnson and Jess Willard ahead of the April 5 world championship bout at Mariano racecourse. Willard limited work to a morning run and afternoon swim, later drawing cheer from a sizable crowd at the track.
A six year old girl Edna Neff traveled by parcel post from Pensacola Florida to Christiansburg Virginia with a placard bearing her name and destination and fifteen cents in stamps. The Pensacola probation officer could not fund travel, so he entrusted her to parcels post. The conductor bought peanuts and a kind passenger sheltered the child aboard the train. Edna was headed to her father who awaited her in Christiansburg.
Washington signals ceremonies as President Wilson and former President Taft lay the cornerstone of a new Red Cross building. The marble structure, planned as a memorial to Civil War era women, will house Red Cross offices and join a legacy of government and private funding totaling 800000 dollars. An inscription and allegorical busts will adorn the interior while a terrace, steps, and twelve Ionic columns shape the exterior. England and Austria express gratitude for Red Cross aid, conveyed to Mrs White law Reid and the American Red Cross.
The final rites for George Washington Henry were conducted yesterday afternoon at the home of his daughter Mrs J S Allison 509 West Third avenue He died Sunday morning at age 83 from Lane South Dakota the former home of the deceased Dr J S Hoagland pastor of the First Methodist Episcopal church officiated and Mrs W H King sang Pallbearers were six grandsons Harold Aldson Albert Starr Henry and L C Henry Leland Alison and Picton Henry Others present included N Y Taylor Mrs Taylor D W Henry O W Alison Mrs N O Henry and daughter Sarah The widow is seriously ill.
Gettysburg South Dakota Me thodist Episcopal church faces possible sale to cover about $8,000 in debt and interest on a building completed in 1911. Local efforts fell short with only about $2,000 pledged. Pastor N P Johnson authorized to seek aid from outside sources to avert sale.
Chick Evans tops a trio of notable sports figures with smiles. Second is Wild Bill Donovan, manager of the New York Americans, and to the right is Bill Huey, a renowned billiard player.
A newspaper item asserts optometry relies on optical science not medicine. It states optometrists prescribe and fit glasses without drugs and questions why any drug is used for healthy eyes. The ad claims thousands treated happily using their cor rective method and that no eye drops are used during examinations.
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