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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1906
Page
3
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Maisie reveals a bold plan to marry Dick Fenning despite his father’s opposition. Dick learns his own finances must improve before any nuptials occur as Maisie fears their engagement may be postponed and hidden location is discussed.
Maisie schemes to isolate Mr Banks with the Weir Mitchell hydropathy cure to sideline her fiancé Dick Fenning. Dick, aided by Miss Mitchin, tricks the plan and the trio confronts truth and impending marriage as the hydro scheme collapses into festive resolve.
A quartet of Chicagoans led by Mrs. C. K. Akely hunt big game in darkest Africa aided by 60 Zulu warriors and six Shikaris. They pursue lions, tigers, elephants, and rare reptiles to stock the Marshall Field Columbian Museum on Chicago’s lake front.
The Parisian Yves Doucet, aged 3, won the grand prize at an international Paris baby show. French government scientists and a seven member judges panel declared him the most beautiful baby from measured features and body proportions. Public ballots echoed the decision with Yves receiving the majority of votes.
The Kansas City Star recounts Judge Isaac C. Parker of Fort Smith Arkansas who presided from 1875 to 1896 over Indian Territory cases. Known as the man without a heart he held 354 murder trials and sentenced many to hang while stressing law over sentiment. He defended strict justice as a curb on a violent west.
Early spring brings a vital question How are the crops Our prosperity for the year hinges on the harvest size and quality The impact spans railways steel makers farmers bankers millers and wholesalers as crop prospects drive investment and market demand worldwide.
London Mail reports Mr. Charles Lansbury telling the Poplar Borough club that a tax of £1 85 per acre on Scotch deer forests could raise funds to tackle unemployment as a Chancellor of the Exchequer measure.
Bud Keifer of Ohio travels to Washington to meet Senator Foraker and Senator Dick. He learns George Gilliland, secretary to Senator Clark, from Ohio, is in the Senate. Gilliland introduces Bud to a few senators and to Vice President Fairbanks, who exchanges a cordial greeting.
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