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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1895
Page
2
Mitchell diary notes a shift toward telephones as Mitchell Readies to install lines. The piece highlights Dakota climate agriculture and a budding postal and telephonic shift with local leaders like Wm M Smith Davison and H R Bibbee pushing new service.
In a tense encounter, Frese pushes past rivals as crews clash. Friction and sharp exchanges mark the event, with both sides seeking dominance in the final stretch.
The Quaker poet Whittier had limited schooling in youth. Winter sessions at district school were brief, with few books in the house. He read the Bible by heart, and this strong text shaped his literary leanings. A teacher later opened new paths, but early education was uneven and sparse.
A quirky tale from the Petamma Pot Hunter recounts a wondrous chase filled with odd exploits and lively scenes. The narrative blends humor and curiosity as the hunter pursues a curious prize across unusual landscapes.
The document discusses knife prices and buyer behavior, noting that more men aged 33 and up spend around three dollars on pocketknives than those who spend less. It mentions Spaniards and a document with ordinary uses for knives, suggesting seasonal buying patterns and differences in knife types and prices.
An unclear snippet references Laboschére and radical ideas with scattered phrases about practical matters and sums from five thousand dollars, noting thoughts and positions as if from a committee or session. The text is incomplete and lacks coherent events or identifiable individuals.
Incomplete OCR fragment notes costs and values. Readable items mention terms and figures but lack clear subjects or dates. Remaining fragments imply financial figures tied to costs, but specifics are unavailable.
A Scots column humorously recounts elder mishaps and misstatements in rural kirk life. Anecdotes describe an newly chosen elder failing to face a dying parishioner, a pillar of strength remark met with a witty retort, and other blurred voices at fairs and services. The piece preserves regional speech and gentle satire from Scottish American sources.
The article explains Brittany sardine fishing as shoals voyage from Africa to Brittany, with nets baited by poque eggs and clay. It details canning steps from sorting and salting to oil sealing, box sealing, and cooking in hot water, noting oil loss penalties for faulty soldering and the pace of factory life.
The heart performs about 124 foot tons of work in a day, acting as a pump delivering a fixed quantity of blood against a known pressure. This implies that all heart effort in 24 hours, if concentrated into one stroke, could lift 124 tons one foot from the ground. Muscles involved similarly show substantial daily work, measured in foot tons.
Fragmentary text from a Tribune piece mentions a mob and a dark boy. It references Dickens style, vague sea imagery, and notes a character named Whneker. The readable fragments suggest a moody scene of pursuit or uncertainty with atmospheric language.
Notice announces a mortgage sale on the described lands in Davison County South Dakota held by Arthur T Wright against Charles Hoefert and Charlotte He Miade. The property spans parts of section wi township 101 north range 62 west totaling 160 acres per federal survey, recorded January 7, 1801 with due principal and interest totaling 348 dollars and costs, to be sold at public auction at the Mitchell county courthouse door.
Notice of real estate mortgage sale of Tangy Townsite 60 by 160 acres in Davison County. Vertmont Investment and Quarature Co. declares default under the mortgage terms and power of sale. Sheriff to publish sale on the front door of the Mitchell courthouse in August. Attorney for mortgagee signs.
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