Foss Land Co Offers City Property and Frontier Lands
B B Rowley owner of Foss Land Company advertises two corner lots for $300 each or $600 for both, promoting city property alongside South Dakota and Montana lands as bargains.
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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1915
Page
4
B B Rowley owner of Foss Land Company advertises two corner lots for $300 each or $600 for both, promoting city property alongside South Dakota and Montana lands as bargains.
Mrs John H Nolt aged 68 died suddenly at home 424 West Fourth Mitchell after a paralytic stroke. She leaves ten children and survived by husband mother and brother. Funeral arrangements include state at home then services at First Methodist Episcopal church with five sons and brother as pallbearers. Also note A J Rozum promoted to Chief Dispatcher at Mitchell for C M St P division.
Prof. H B Zilisch urged compulsory health study for all school children to boost national welfare at the Third district convention of South Dakota federated women clubs in Mitchell. The gathering heard reports, music, and remarks by club leaders with a Portland invitation read for a June meeting.
A set of Davison County South Dakota livestock regulations governs hogs and cattle. Provisions require immediate slaughter within 48 hours of arrival, health certificates for interstate or intercounty shipments, triplicate certificates, inspector notification, cleaning and disinfection of stock cars, affidavits of compliance, and quarantine of violators for 21 days.
State of South Dakota Douglas County In County Court April Term 1915 In the Matter estate of Christian Lau deceased Notice is given that Marcus Lau has filed for Letters of Administration and Tuesday April 27 1915 at 8 pm has been set for hearing at the County Judge's office Mitchell Davison County Any interested party may appear Dated Mitchell South Dakota April 5 1915 By the Court O C Thompson Judge of the County Court Clerk S Cattrell (SEAL) Walker Gurley Attorneys Armour South Dakota
Robert A Velton faces charges of cruelty to a mule after an S P C A officer says he kicked the animal until it suffered severe pain. Walton says the mule kicked first and he acted in self defense, but the officer only witnessed his kick.
A teachers examination for second third and primary certificates will be held on April 8 at the courthouse in Mitchell South Dakota beginning at 8 o clock A M Lilly A Patterson the county superintendent of schools announces the event.
A quote from Martial advises that disguising a defect with paste from beans is self-deception. It suggests that hidden faults are judged larger than they are and urges exposing flaws rather than concealing them.
Lent dishes offered include Rice and Egg Oysters and Macaroni Pepper Rarebit Parsley Potatoes. Recipes cover brown fried rice with eggs milk salt paprika oysters with macaroni and butter crust, pepper rarebit with tomato and cheese, and parsley potatoes as garnish.
A compact fragment from Martial contrasts harsh punishment with restraint using the notion of hard biscuit from Rhodes. It also notes a cook should cultivate double mastery to both serve and oversee, expressing wit on culinary and personal governance.
A historical recipe page lists affordable meals using mutton tail, browned pork, hamburger roast, and smothered steak. Methods include browning, vegetables, and simple sauces with notes on dressing mutton, cooking times, and serving suggestions for a family of five.
Watches once known as Nuremberg eggs due to their oval shape were made in Nuremberg. Mrs Paul Stowell aged 68 died at 413 East Seventh Avenue after a paralytic stroke two weeks ago. Funeral services at Congregational Church at 10 tomorrow conducted by Dr E B Schwab.
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