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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1908

Page

11

Wesleyan appoints new president Dr Samuel Kerfoot

Dr Samuel Fletcher Kerfoot chosen to preside over Dakota Wesleyan. Born in Canada, educated at Hamline University Drew Theological Seminary, with degrees AB MA and Doctor of Divinity. Praised by church leaders for his scholarship, leadership, and character. A Worm control proposal appears noting summer damage and a future fundraising idea.

Samuel Fletcher Kerfoot Smith's Falls Ontario Canada Hamline University Drew Theological Seminary Theological Seminary Minneapolis First Methodist Episcopal Church Winona Minnesota State Normal School Henry A. Buttz Peter Clare Centenary M. BE. Church Mankato Minn S Arthuer Cook First Methodist Church Marshall Frank B. Cowuill D. D. Redward Falls

Dr Kerfoot Named President at Mitchell Campus

The excerpt notes Dr Kerfoot’s promotion style and fund raising role, describing his 1905 06 service as Conference Supernuates Fund agent, his 1906 onward work as Markato District Superintendent, and endorsement from W Arnold Larkin, W I Golf, and A P Nelson. The family details and planned move to Mitchell in September are included.

Conference Supernouates Kerfoot Matkato Europe Palestine Keifroot Hamline University Dr. Kerfoot Mitchell

Careless fire alarm misled responders in Second ward

A false alarm to the east side Second ward mislabeled the Benedict residence on First Avenue. The blaze originated in a gasoline stove, and Mrs. Benedict and her daughter extinguished fumes before major damage. Cited issues include unclear location details in alarms and delayed chemical wagon response due to sand hauling.

Second Ward Benedict First Avenue Central

That Lot You Own May Be Worth Much More to Others

A want ad can reveal market interest in your property. Seek buyers and compare offers to maximize value.

Smith Withdraws From Omaha Tennis Tourney

Dr. Ray Smith of this city quits the tennis tournament in Omaha after defaulting to Rasmussen. Branson, left without a partner, teams with Blatherwick of Rock Valley Iowa to form a strong doubles pair. Branson advanced in singles by Beard of Pella Iowa default.

Omaha Ray Smith Rasmussen Dr. Smith Ray Branson Blatherwick Rock Valley Iowa Branson Beard Pella

Western National Bank elects W T McConnell as cashier

The Western National bank directors elected W T McConnell of Wessington Springs to the cashier position. He will assume duties in the early fall while retaining his presidency at the First National bank of Wessington Springs. The move strengthens Mitchell’s financial leadership as Mr McConnell and his wife plan permanent residence there.

Western National Bank W. T. McConnell Wessington Springs R. P. Loewis McConnell First National Bank Wessinton Springs Western National Mitchell Republican

To Destroy the Worms The Green Worms Prolific This Year

A short agricultural note reports an unusually large worm infestation this season with farmers reporting widespread damage. Advises on control methods and timing for effective eradiation.

Jwind

The Engineer’s Burden: Wreck Aftermath and Fate

An exoneration follows a wreck as the engineer reflects on the peril and responsibility of his craft. He details the immense forces he controls and the lonely, ongoing duty of signaling safety while confronting permanent disability and the gaze of the public.

Foolish talk on education and wealth in Cleveland

A fragmentary translation features a teacher's remark that spending on the education of a "chump" father is criminal folly. The dialogue questions what was said and reflects disdain for costly schooling.

Man Confesses No Further Offer Before Sentence

A recently convicted man asks the judge for any final remarks. He says he has nothing to offer as his lawyer has taken his last far thing, and the judge prepares to pass sentence.

London

Transfer Expired On The Car Sparks Tense Exchange

In a clipped exchange, a conductor warns a passenger that a transfer has expired while a woman complains about no ventilators in the car. The moment captures a pushy, crowded transit scene with sharp dialogue.

Puck

Twain quip on genius at New York banquet

A New York banquet feature quotes Mark Twain remarking that a genius is a man who knows more than he can learn and spills vittles on his clothes, comparing insight to wasteful progress. The joke lampoons intellect and self-control in social settings.

Mark Twain New York Hannibal

Handel's Philosophy About a Quiet House

Handel comforted his associates with a quip that when the curtain lifted on a nearly empty house the music would sound better. The anecdote highlights the composer’s wry humor in facing poor attendance and the enduring focus on music quality.

Handel

Two Paths to Trouble They Offer Quick Attention

A Globe article notes two ways to meet trouble either ignore it or address it promptly with decisive action. The piece emphasizes proactive response to prevent escalation and protect interests.

Atchiaon Globe

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Wesleyan Samuel Kerfoot Dakota Wesleyan Cerning Tose W. Arnold Larklin Upter Lows University W. I. Golf State Bank of Redwind Falls Bemn A. P. Nelson Board of Regents University of Wisconsin Joe East Side Schlimgen Smith Westerns Western National Elec Ted W. T. McConnell Bond Add Toland Sioux Falls S. D Black Tower Mentor Denny Mente B. l. Winslow New York Tribune BR. A. W. Chase Heale Dr.a. W. Chase Medicine Co Buffalo N.Y Scallin’ Bros Nter Express Jos Winter Moreau T. V. Moreau Manufacturing Optician Mmcollet Ave Davison County Fair Every IS. Ince Davison County J.C. Hamiel H. G. Nichols M. B. Showers Frank Weller C. F. Paymond H.G. Nichols
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