Mitchell Capital Mitchell Publishing Co Rates
Rates listed by the Mitchell publishing company. One year costs 1.00, six months 0.76, three months 0.40, all payments in advance. Editor and manager W R Ronald oversees operations.
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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1912
Page
2
Rates listed by the Mitchell publishing company. One year costs 1.00, six months 0.76, three months 0.40, all payments in advance. Editor and manager W R Ronald oversees operations.
Official county paper The Republican explains why a second daily in Mitchell cannot survive. Merchants oppose duplicating advertising and costs, while The Republican argues it has improved service and aims to serve retailers in South Dakota with the best daily.
The Republican previews a state teachers association climax and Mitchell banquet honoring Dr. Sea Man as the community’s biggest event of the year. The Commercial club backs a citywide welcome to the new university president and stresses the threefold city development financial intellectual moral. Women invited. public show of unity at a large banquet aimed at fostering support for the greater university project.
A Milwaukee firm announces a method to produce milk from hay without cows. The idea imagines hay fed into a device to yield fresh milk, avoiding animal handling and romantic dairy rituals. The note also mentions concerns about a short congressional session limiting appropriation bills.
Milwaukee Synthesis Company announces a hay made milk process that produces a sweet milk identical to cow milk but without souring. The method uses chemical processing to transmute timothy hay into milk, excluding certain germs, with no pasteurization needed.
New York City report shows Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mintz lived eleven years in total silence after a quarrel over a trivial matter. They married in 184 and had four children. Mrs Mintz kept the vow until now, and Mr Mintz seeks a legal separation amid the ongoing case in the state supreme court.
The old opera house at the Railroad and Main streets corner has been settled by Chas W. Hoon buying out all other interests. The case tied mortgagee James M. Parke and tax title holder W C Foster, with a Supreme Court reversal in favor of the tax title. Hoon may proceed to tear down the building once deemed a city nuisance.
Farmers and grocers at Sturgis discuss a possible suit under the Sherman act against millers in Rapid City Sturgis Whitewood and Belle Fourche alleging restraint of trade. They claim wheat has yielded 65 cents while Minneapolis price is 5 cents, with railroad rates blocking shipments. They warn of millers cutting prices to 0 cents and say retailers gain little while millers profit up to 110 percent.
In Aberdeen South Dakota the Y M C A rents Idle Hour theatre for Sunday matinees with two performances each Sunday. No admission fee is charged but a collection is taken. Screenings feature religious topics like Pilgrim's Progress and the Holy City, drawing ministers' initial quiet approval despite state law against Sunday showings with admissions.
At the regular meeting on Friday afternoon November 29 the Ransom Relief Corps conducted its annual inspection with S Nervada Hereford as inspection officer. Over fifty members attended and two new members were invited. Boxed gifts for the Soldiers' Home were decided as a Christmas remembrance. Mrs Hereford praised the corps for superior work and surpassing relief funds in the department. A buffet supper and social hour followed.
The first Baptist church dedicatory services on Sunday morning drew strong attendance despite threats of a storm. The day featured a sermon by Rev. S. P. Shaw, address by Rev. J. S. Hoagland, and a building committee report as keys were handed to the trustees. A pledge drive aimed to raise 8000 dollars to clear bills and expenses, and the evening program continued with worship and further appeals.
The South Side Free Methodist Church continues a revival with Rev. A. D. McMullen and others leading. A song and praise service starts at 7:30 followed by a preaching service inviting all to attend.
A historical roster outlines a proposed all state eleven chosen for individual ability over team fit. Players listed include Abbott Sioux Falls, Denman St Pierre, Rowley Mitchell, and Dunn Yankton, with notes on positions, strengths, and potential alternates across offense and defense.
Mary Gardner in Boston declares she can be a wonderful wife if the right man appears. She explains aging is a mental state and insists a man must hurry to reach mature manhood while she claims she remains thirty five in spirit.
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