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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1907
Page
10
The piece explains cyclone formation using a water tub analogy. It describes warm summer air rising into a vacuum, then spiraling into a center and moving toward the poles, with storms reaching up to 1,000 miles across and impacting ships, forests, and cities. It cites St. Nicholas as the source.
County Auditor Anderson reports Davison county’s total assessed value rising from 3,721,788 in 1906 to 4,654,178 this year. The gain centers on land values and personal property as houses increase, cattle decline, and more horses appear.township totals reveal gaps in household goods and jewelry reporting across several townships.
A New Orleans Times-Democrat collection quotes a metal lurgist on how metals shape common metaphors. It notes silver tongued or golden mouthed or iron will and other phrases referencing bronze suns copper stomach leaden feet and brass.
The Davison county twelve townships show rising wealth with more cattle horses and swine on farms. Badger leads in assessed value Prosper tops cattle Lisbon and Rome dominate hogs and sheep while Perry has most mules and Rome most wagons and carriages.
Mark Twain quotes Henry Plumley of Virginia City a collar factory owner who survived lynching after a fire insured loss and reopened his business. The tale blends bravado with a cautionary ad era spectacle. The excerpt also notes poisons impact on the body detailing venom separating blood and nerve effects and the lethal loss of breath.
Mitchells Corn Palace announces a major Northwest event the week of September 22 to 28 featuring John Phillip Sousa and his band in twelve concerts. The week also showcases agricultural displays from South Dakota counties with irrigated region exhibits, special rail rates, and extensive street illumination planned for Mitchell Main Street.
Great numbers of fine old violins and violoncellos enter London markets through country paper ads. Dealers pay small sums, then sell at high profits, often from forgotten instruments found in old houses. A Shropshire cello bought for £2 resold near £100. one dealer rose from humble theater orchestra member to a major figure.
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