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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1915
Page
7
Chicago era markets show strength in cattle and hogs with higher prices versus yesterday. Grain quotes across Minneapolis and Milwaukee reflect firm wheat futures and steady oats while cattle mostly hold near prior levels and sheep demand remains light.
Washington reports the United States will accept compensation for the American ship Frye under German terms, not admitting treaty violation. A German prize court previously sought payment, while new American notes dispute the German claim that treaty rights fall under indemnity. Also covered are Norwegian vessel Gelranger sinking, Warsaw battle impressions, and Budapest interview contrasting German strategy with Napoleon.
Osse police seek a suspect in the attack on Mrs. Mary, who was found unconscious. Authorities describe the incident as a violent assault and urge any witnesses to come forward with information.
A fragmented line from a historical page hints at a lively scene titled The Invigorating Wi of the Pike Forest, with a speaker named Howl engaging a crowd in a rustic setting. Further details are unreadable.
A fragmented baseball snippet mentions an address and numbers but provides no clear event, names, teams, or outcome. The readable text lacks actionable details to form a coherent summary or identify participants, making precise reporting impossible from the fragment.
An advertisement extols Dr Bell's Pine-Tare Honey claiming antiseptic healing and vigor from forest air and Newness. It urges readers to buy one bottle from any druggist as a health tonic. The misspelled copy emphasizes vitality and the health-giving forest origin.
Rev William Schroeder a German American clergyman from Hartford returned home to Sioux Falls after a detention in Edinburgh by British authorities who mistook him for a German reserve officer. He had left the United States for Germany, was seized from a Danish ship, held at a hotel, and later released following U S and UK diplomatic intervention. Fearing capture again as a spy he postponed travel to England and Germany and decided to return to the United States.
Intense anticipation described as ships passing through the war zone above the British Isles. Reported fear centered on the possibility of German submarine attacks.
Corsica resident Lewis Wagner visits J H Peden home while Walter Way returns from Janesville Minnesota to see friend Guy Morse a Dakota Wesleyan graduate. W S Hill shifts from Hill ranch near Alexandria to Cambria Texas for two weeks with relatives. Mrs Herman Timm of Oakland California arrives for visit with sister A Jay Anderson. Logan Mizener Omaha road agent returns to Sioux City after Mitchell business. W B Irwin of Mitchell plans to build a large barn east of town replacing a lightning destroyed one. Born to Mr and Mrs W H Johnson a daughter on Monday August 9. S H Scallin attends the South Dakota Pharmaceutical Association session at Lake Madison. Farmers in Hemity Betts district purchase A H Betts elevator for 3700.
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