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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1899

Page

11

Mt Vernon Notes From July and August Dispatches

Mt Vernon reports include A A Truax of Alexandria buying an elevator chain totaling five owned, Reed Owen in town as a store clerk, and several locals seeking work. Birthdays, baptisms, harvest news, accidents, and visits populate a lively sequence of small-town life across several days.

MT. Vernon A. A. Truax Alexandria Reed Owen Mitchell Merchandise Co Will Scriven John Porter C. L. Colby Wm. Westphall Will Westphall Walt Baker Walt Dave Burright Vernon Bailey John Pease J. F. Reynolds Carl Dittman Robt. Roantree Roy Butterfield McEwen H. L. Bras G. G. Koehler C. F. Raymond Jacob Diehl Minnesota Casper Hanson Lewis Larson Thos Grace Place Dr. Smiley Mis Beesie Stair Will Eleven Minneapolis R. E. Mytinger Iowa Geo. Schimmer Aull Lews Frank Hatch Sam King

Oil Paintings Sell For Two Dollars A Piece

A New Orleans Times-Democrat article surveys cheap oil paintings common on New York’s east side. Italian artists in living rooms create rapid works, often featuring a mountain lake and ruined temple. Dealers charge about $2 with frames. canvases cost roughly 90 cents while workers earn about 40 cents per painting.

East Side New York New Orleans Times-Democrat

Carnegie's Lesson on Prices and a Stuttering Messenger

A memory from New York recounts Andrew Carnegie joking about a messenger boy who stuttered while delivering a note. The tale ends with Carnegie noting he would not offer service without being able to recite his price clearly, a childhood irritant shaping his business approach.

New York Carnegie James Mr. Carnegie Eceel Cincinnati Enquirer

Why She Was Black from Kingsley Visit at African Mission

Miss Kingsley recounts meeting a 13 year old African pupil at a mission school. When asked what she studies and what she knows the girl replies I am studying everything. The girl explains she is black because her ancestor Noah saw Noah without clothes, prompting Kingsley to identify the lesson about race and heritage.

Ethan Augusta Schlimg En Parkston Boulder Miss Schlimgen Evhan Starr Ryland Lizzie Fergen Mary Neary Etta Ottman Maggie Sexton Lena Bares Annie Summers Betts Elevator Co Mission Schools of Africa Noah

Newfoundlands Dialect Note On Antichrist Coal

Dr Patterson reports a Newfoundland dialect anecdote from Household Words about a church janitor offended by being made to use coal labeled antichrist. The remark illustrates regional language quirks and the era's humor about class and religion.

Newfoundland Patterson

Triple Coincidence Links Deputies Named Same in France

A San Francisco Call note recalls a French anomaly where in 1894 deputies Ferry Brisson and Hugo represented Ardennes Loir et Cher and Vosges, and 1798 records show the same names in those districts. Nearby Congleton England sits a deserted village of six houses on a Macclesfield road with no tenants.

France Ardennes M. Ferry Loir Et Cher M. Brisson Vosges M. Hugo San Francisco Congleton England Macclesfield

Sound and metal facts from Lake Geneva experiments

A scientist named Cal ladon conducted underwater sound tests at Lake Geneva showing clocks struck underwater heard up to 12 miles and 27 miles away. The text notes tin as one of the oldest known metals used by the Chinese in brass and bronze work.

Bethel Glen Ketchum al Hillman Wakonda Glen Calladon Lake Geneva Switzerland

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