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Newspaper

Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1897

Page

12

Mitchell News Highlights from Davison County and Beyond

Mitchell and Davison county report river flooding threats with bridges in danger and residents moving goods. Asa A Grant named assistant adjutant general, James Moriarity visits Yankton, and local insurance adjuster Geo A Silsby returns from Milbank. A fifteen month old dies of pneumonia. meetings planned for April on book selections. Ringling Show route book received. multiple local notices on land filings and railroad repairs.

L. W. Champlin Mt. Vernon Asa A. Grant Yankton Fire Department Col Cook Plankinton Louie Kirsting Reform School John Kress Anchor Bridge Mitchell Quigley Mitchell High School Joe Beattie White's Mill Register Boynton The Land Office Yankton Reservation Whitcher Register Joe Platt Mr. Platt Yankton Press Dakotan James Moriarity Milwaukee Sioux City Hank Meyers Mr. Moriarity Alf. T. Ringling Republican Ringlings Ringling Bros

Agricultural Bulletins From Brookings Station Featured

The U S experiment station Brookings South Dakota issues Bulletins 49 and 50 on artesian wells and fruit culture. Future Nos 51 and 52 will cover forage plant experiments and irrigation in the James River valley with illustrations. Free copies available by postal card to Jas H Shepard director. Also notes the Mitchell area death of Mrs Gillespie and burial in Watertown New York.

U.S Brookings S. D South Dakota James River Jas. H. Shepard U. S. Experiment Station Brookings, S.d

Life In A Shropshire Rectory Servant Life Recalled

Augustus J. C. Hare recalls a Shropshire rectory where staff begin wash at 1 am and maids by candlelight at 3 am. Granny rules with strict discipline yet practical kindness keeps servants content in a system where personal chastisement was common and even the master’s elbow tipped with brandy was noted.

England Augustus J. C. Hare Shropshire Stoke Hannah Berry Mrs. Leycester Granny Grandpapa

Golf Mirrored War Rumors Spark Urgent Denial

A Montevideo correspondent recalls a native paper claiming British war vessels conducted soundings near Maldonado and landed forces. An official reply from the Maldonado port captain denies any invasion plans and says the English activity was merely marking a course for a game of golf.

Monte Maldonado Trinidad Punta del Este Pearson’s Weekly

Two of Tait's Stories From Private Reminiscences

The late archbishop of Canterbury Tait is recalled through two anecdotes told by his private secretary Man deville B. Phillips for the London Sunday Magazine. One tale features a witty coachman and a clergyman guest, noting Parry’s recent appointment as bishop suffragan of Dover.

Tait Canterbury Mandeville B. Phillips London Sunday Magazine Parry Edward Parry Dover Addington

Care of Books in a Frugal Household

A New York Ledger excerpt discusses teaching children to care for books and possessions. It describes a thrifty family of five, each child with a plain bookshelf, curtains from worn dresses, and strict ownership rights. Books and toys are borrowed only with consent and are labeled with names on the title page.

New York Ledg

French Duels Among Eminent Statesmen and Journalists

The passage recounts duels of Adolphe Thiers and Emile de Girardin with notable details. Thiers dueled a wealthy, irate suitor’s father over a marriage proposal. shots failed and they embraced. Girardin dueled four times in 1834 over newspaper price cuts, killing Armand Carrel in the final confrontation and later refusing further duels.

M. Adolphe Thiers Thiers M. Emile de Girardin la Presse Armand Carrel Girardin France Cornhill Magazine

How to Treat a Wound for Farmhouse First Aid

Advice from Exchange on home wound care for non serious injuries. List includes adhesive plaster iodoform gauze and carbolized absorbent cotton. Cleanse dry wound surface elevate limb apply gauze and cotton with bandage and avoid constriction or water.

Goodwin Tells Youths to Address Him Properly

Nat C Goodwin, dining with friends after a performance, was challenged by a youth who claimed theatrical knowledge. The actor rose, corrected him, and asked to be called either Nati or Mr Goodwin, then returned to his seat.

Nat C. Goodwin First Row Nat? Goodwin Nati Mr. Goodwin San Francisco Argonaut

Grumbling Harmful to Health Says Counsel

The text warns that grumbling harms health and nerves, affecting the grumbler and those around them by sustaining discordant emotions and potentially preparing the body for illnesses currently prevalent.

No Room For Doubt In Pick Me Up Quip

A light hearted Pick Me Up item quotes Arthur questioning a relationship. He asks if she loves him and she replies with a practical test about finances, noting she would sack him if he cannot borrow money to marry.

Arthur

Clever Rascal Plays Train Robbery Joke on Uncle

A Parisian traveler and a young man share a compartment on a Havre to Paris train. The youth steals a bag with several thousand francs, planning to trick his “uncle” by claiming robbery when the older man wakes in the next compartment. The bags owner accuses a nephew who denies any relation. the thief escapes with the loot as others laugh.

Havre Paris

Paper Floors From Ein siedeln Germany

Paper floors are made as a pasty mass spread on surfaces to cover. The mass is pressed to form a seamless smooth surface that is quiet underfoot and helps maintain uniform temperature. The innovation offers a jointless, plaster like finish.

Einsiedeln Germany

Duel claim cited in London Tit Bits fragment

A fragment from London Tit Bits recalls a duel claim with Par r and Parker. the speaker says he fought Par r, expresses no fear with Parker nearby, and asserts safety in Parker’s company.

Parr Parker London

Nourishing Gruels For Invalid Diets

The Chicago Times Herald describes nourishing gruels for delicate persons and invalids. It outlines oatmeal and Indian meal gruels with steps: boil water, sift in oats or meal, simmer two hours, season with salt and optional sugar, strain, and serve with cream.

Chicago Times-Herald

The Clever Unknown in Shop Window Treasures

A Philadelphia Press reflection on anonymous workers who craft clever wares. It notes beautiful shop window displays from inexpensive ornaments to dolls bonbon boxes wood carvings glass and china bric a brac and wonders about the makers lives and rewards.

Philadelphia Press

Noisy Parody Lines Echo Colonial Hatreds and Courtship

In a mash of quotes the Detroit Free Press mocks male theft and hat theft as women blame men while the New Orleans Times-Democrat riffs on parental objections to a romance with Mr Longstop.

Mrs. Go Mrs. Muchabout Detroit Free Press Mr. Longstop Edith Mamma Papa New Orleans Times-Democrat

Also Mentioned on This Page

Uae Uw S Rmi Heaton Tinte Leimon Arth Warshai Exlunatics Joseph J. A. Kipp Badger Township Cox Smith Bridge P. T. Burns St. Mary’s Church Rank Durant Kimball G. W. Austin of Kimball Creamery Austin Dell Rapids Times H. Ruth DeSmet Jim River Omaha Bridge Milwaukee Bridge Greene’s Grove Jos. Harker Mr. Harker Milwaukee Railroad Harker Bros State Reading Circle H.L. Bras S. Cattrell C. G. Rathbun Hammond Mr. Cattrell Chas, Ward Lodge J. K. Smith W. J. Healey R. N. Kratz A. B. Hager C. W. Downey Thos. Fullerton Ed. Leehan John O. Walrath L. Beckwith Emil Becker Geo. H. Rew E. F. Winsor Geo. A. Johnston Smith Gillespie Fred Gillespis Father Ahern Hills and Eastern Wyoming Catholic Church Hill City Edgemont Cambria Keystone Ite Davison County Mount Vernon Creamery de Smet Yankton County C. L. McKinley Agricultural Bulletins Ings College Mitchell People Hot Springs Fred Gillespie Watertown N. Y J. C Odwin and the Dude JNO Walrath O. L. Branson Geo. E. Logan H. P. Beckwith Aas T Cash First National Bank Mitchell, South Dakota D. T. Gilman John D. Wood J.S. Daniels A. A. Boynton C. M Swan I. W. Seaman Etla Sturgis Lawler J. O. Walrath Wales Elder & Gole Champeny Block L. O. Gale Express LL. OO. Galbh’s
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