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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1913
Page
2
The Mitchell Capital Bisco Victorian Publishing Company proprietor and editor Ronald publish rates in advance. The notice lists three monts at 81 000, with a strong emphasis on payments and advance terms.
The Mass Meetings in South Turketa next Tuesday will select proposal committeemen amid factional tensions. The mass meeting will mirror caucus style nominating under the old system with Republicans split over Gov. Byrne's re election and his opponents. President Wilson’s message urges primary elections for national candidates and emphasizes unified conservation policy, signaling a clash with states rights advocates.
Citizens seek guidance on how to conduct and participate in Richards primary mass meetings with the Republican Party avoiding guidance. The race for county committee position features Lewis Shuster and Ray Branson as candidates. Their ties to Byrne Crawford and progressive politics shape a largely personal contest. Wilson’s message ends the excerpt with a note on continued writings.
Mendota Illinois resident Geo W Pitch credits Dr Hobson’s Eczema Ointment with curing chronic eczema after many doctors failed. The ad touts a money back guarantee and offers the product for 50 cents at druggists or by Pfeifer Chemical Co. Philadelphia and St Louis.
Mitchell area farmer N Schneider testifies Doan's Kidney Pills relieve kidney backache and night-time urine issues. Ad touts improved appetite and sleep, urging others with kidney trouble to try the 50 cent remedy sold by Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, NY.
The Mitchell Art Club hosted a Monday reception at Mrs H J Edwards home in honor of Mrs Zella J Wilson English teacher at Aberdeen Normal School and president of the South Dakota Federation of Women's Clubs. Wilson urged civic action and funded efforts, praising women’s clubs and outlining goals for roads parks and education.
Mrs O W Coursey hosted a one o clock luncheon last Saturday in honor of Mme Sophia Stephan. Attending were former Dakota Wesleyan classmates Madam B A Bobb Jay Dundas Joe Kotrba O T Litchfield and S H Scallin plus Miss MacAdams the accompanist.
The Degree of Honor held a dance and card party at their hall on Tuesday evening, November 25, with 160 members and guests in attendance. Refreshments were served buffet style and compliments for the organizer poured in.
Partial returns from Custer County Montana show it will be split into Fallon County with Miles City as the county seat. The vote favored HKalaka over Baker by a narrow margin, and Miles City will remain the center of government in the divided county.
Plankinton South Dakota moves to form a Commercial club from the Aurora club. Men’s group votes Dec 5 to elect new officers and plan activities. Headquarters will be at the Aurora club rooms with a special secretary and booster committee seeking citywide interest.
A testimonial from Lewis Chamberlain of Manchester Ohio claims Dr King's New Discovery saved his children during severe croup attacks. The ad promotes the remedy for croup coughs and colds with prices 50 cents and 1.00 and asks readers to keep a bottle in every home.
Aberdeen South Dakota. At Faulkton Judge J H Bottum sentenced Frank Hayes Benson Van Billard and C F Shaffner to three years in the state penitentiary for guilty plea to robbing the First State bank of Mina in Edmunds County. Hayes and Van Billiard confessed to additional Aberdeen store robberies and await Brown County trials. Clarence Johnson of Aberdeen is the fourth member connected to the case.
A gang member held in Edmunds county jail at Ipswich proclaims innocence despite implicating confessions by fellow men in a bank robbery. He faces trial in state circuit court for Edmunds county in a few days.
Both Republican and Democratic factions attend state proposition meetings in January as shown by county calls. Democrats issue one call covering both factions. Republicans issue two calls for majority and minority. Socialists and prohibitionists run majority meetings in some counties to maintain ballot presence.
Washington reports November customs receipts fell about 4.5 million from 1912, first full month under new tariff. Disbursements for November exceeded receipts by 2.7 million, fiscal year to date shows an 8.75 million deficit, receipts total 55.5 million, general fund balance 119.46 million, grand treasury assets 2.4608 billion.
Miss Mabel F. Allen of Brooklyn was declared legally dead by Suffolk County probate court and state and U S Supreme Courts under the absentee clause after missing fourteen years. She later proved her identity and received a $2,600 share from grandfather Jonathan Merry's will.
State Department reports the Zelaya affair is closed the former dictator will return to Barcelona Spain but awaits formal ratification from Nicaragua before release He will be observed until sailing to Spain on December 11.
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