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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1897
Page
4
A poem extols a dreamer’s vision and immortality while the prose recalls Forrest’s theatrical legend. It contrasts the dreamer’s serenity with Forrest’s famed intensity and the turbulent reception of Macready’s era. The piece blends lyric reverie with historical theater anecdotes from London and American stages.
Notice to creditors of Peter Walstrum late of Mitchell South Dakota deceased. Creditors must present claims with vouchers to Anna Walstrum administratrix at J J Hannett Mitchell within four months after first publication as ordered by the County Court. Dated May 1 1897.
The Fourth Judicial Circuit Republicans meet at the Mitchell courthouse on August 20 1897 at 1 p m to nominate a circuit judge and conduct business. Delegates are allotted by votes for Governor Ringsvrud in 1940 with counties Aurora Brule Buffalo Davison Hanson Jerauld Lyman Miner Sanborn Presho listed among others.
A Tuolumne county mine investor challenges a subordinate to save $50 monthly. After reviewing accounts the secretary learns he has been paid $25 a month for a nonperforming role, triggering the raise by cutting that salary. The anecdote from the San Francisco Post highlights frugality and earned increases.
The article discusses eyeless lower animals sensing light through skin, citing earthworms and eyeless mollusks. German studies by Da Nugel on mollusks show eyeless species vary in response to light intensity, indicating correlations with other traits. It mentions gems with purchaser appeal like pigeon's blood rubies and fire opals and a pearl valued at 1,750 dollars.
The text argues invention grows from parallel advances in related fields like metal and rubber work. It cites the bicycle as a prime example, built on drawn steel tubing and rubber tires, showing how past failures become viable with technological progress. It mentions rheumatism numbers and odd curiosities from various sources.
Cattle receipts about 500 and hog receipts around 400 at Sioux City Stock Yards. Cattle sold mostly firm with good demand. best stocker grades around 3.55 to 3.80 for yearlings and calves to 4.25. Hogs traded actively with modest supplies. prices near 3.45 to 3.55 for hogs and packers buying steadily. Also reports on futures, cash markets, and nearby prices across grain and livestock sections.
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