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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1916
Page
2
Public notice lists subscription prices: one year at 1.00, six months at 0.75, three months at 0.40, to be prepaid. Indicates mailing and post office handling as second class matter in Mitchell South Dakota.
An American correspondent analyzes Verdun’s strategic value amid World War I. The piece weighs whether German capture would hasten victory, or if French defense would reveal German resource limits, while framing Verdun as a morale factor and its impact on the war’s end. It also discusses armor plate debates and U.S. war production politics.
State Development league officers were elected at a Monday afternoon session in the Navin hotel. J. W. Parmley Ip swich was chosen president with R Dow tell Artesian as first vice president and T S Jyeritt Red eld as second vice president. The group plans a constitution and by laws and a booster fund to support state newspaper materials.
S G Goodwin states Thomas A Walsh, a stranger arrested for robbing the post office and a local drug store, has been held for trial in the state circuit court on a burglary charge after a preliminary hearing before a justice.
The article reports Colonel Roosevelt maintaining that the American eagle should not coo, expressing a firm, traditional view of national symbols and patriotism. He reiterates belief in a strong, resolute emblem aligned with American values.
The document calls for affirming the referees report and canceling the respondent's license to practice law in the state. It also asks that the attorney be stricken from the roll and ordered to pay costs of the proceeding.
March 31 1886 notes from Mitchell area: Dave Mizener held a daylong reception. Gaines hangs sign over Buckeye headquarters. Mrs Phoebe Wallace wedding announced at 5 30 pm at Mrs EB Devy residence. Happenings include new awnings at local businesses and meetings in Union Hall.
The ad claims Dr Kings New Life Pills improve liver function and digestion without gripe or nausea. It emphasizes fast bowel movement and overall feeling better with a 25 cent bottle at the druggist.
The supreme court in Sioux City issued a formal order disbarring George W. Egan from practicing law in the state. Justice Chas Whiting wrote the opinion upholding referees verdicts that found Egan guilty of unprofessional conduct.
Justice Charles Whitling delivers an opinion affirming disbarment after referees found Egan testified untruthfully on material issues. The court notes repeated misconduct, including misuse of authority as an officer of the courts, and rejects any chance for readmission.
Pierre S. D. Joe Kaiser of Timber Lake owns a seven foot winged eagle he killed while it fled. While nearby a hog lot two large eagles tried to carry away a hog. Kaiser fired and one bird fell, leaving him owner of the mounted specimen.
The ministerial association gathered Monday for its monthly session with ministers from nearby towns in attendance. Out of town guests included Rev. W. T. Ferguson of Mount Vernon and others from Plankinton Milbank Letcher and Oklahoma. Rev. Charles Sumner Osgood spoke on western coast experiences and a Y M C A discussion drew praise for the project. Dr. Bradford urged Americans to focus less on money and more on human welfare. During the session Rev. Robert...
Lincoln Keiley named to succeed retiring Dr J S Hoagland as president and Rev Howard W Fulweiler elected secretary and treasurer succeeding Rev Henry Snyder who moved away. Members adjourned from First Methodist meeting and lunched in a downtown restaurant.
The Mitchell April 25 5 am program for the Third district Women’s Federated clubs includes invocation by J S Hoagland address of welcome by Mitchell clubs and mayor A E Hitchcock with responses and vocal solos. It covers reports committees laws of South Dakota relating to women and children discussion on aiding home small town and rural women, and a Moral Education address.
South Dakota launches Egg Week to drive dry from May 25 to 31. Women with hens asked to donate all eggs laid during the week, with crates shipped to a central point for the Anti-Saloon League. Organizers plan to reach towns statewide and provide poultry guidance to contributors.
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