Local Store Promises Steady Trade Through Diligence
A credible business note asserts the store thrives on steady customer pull and diligent service, claiming consistent effort drives sales and strengthens community presence.
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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1907
Page
12
A credible business note asserts the store thrives on steady customer pull and diligent service, claiming consistent effort drives sales and strengthens community presence.
A witty reflection on gender and authority in households where men defer to their dogs. The piece cautions against speaking ill of a lady's dog, warning it could make her a sworn foe, with a light tone on domestic dynamics.
A London article explains protein fuels for the body including lean meats fish eggs cheese gluten of flour and beans and peas. It outlines how protein supports blood muscle bone and brain while noting needed fats starches and sugars act as additional fuel.
British observer asks about the fare to Boston while an American clerk balks at discussing tariff politics. The exchange satirizes cross Atlantic talk and rail travel costs in a brief quip from New York Weekly.
A quotation attributed to Lecky notes that a movement’s success rests less on argument or advocacy strength and more on how ready society is to accept it, highlighting the social temperament as the decisive factor.
A Westminster Gazette reflection contrasts Bismarck's boast that truth can defeat cleverness, noting the paradox that simple honesty can outwit elaborate deceit. The piece weighs the power of truth in political craft.
A misquoted aphorism cites Franklin stating those who trade essential liberty for temporary safety deserve neither. The line is commonly attributed but has no verifiable origin in his writings.
Mrs. Dr. Howard of Ethan visited the Heimwbarger home and attended the Buarrison Howard performance Tuesday. Elipus I Tobey and Miss Nellie M Anderson of Ethan wed at the Methodist parsonage with Rev. Wilkinson officiating. Willard Powers of Riverside and Grace Witzel of Linton were married at the Congregational parsonage. A ladies’ meeting planned a January charity ball for St Joseph’s hospital, with Mitchell residents expected to join. Newbanks, Yeomen state agent, travels to Des Moines for a convention.
Weekly column of civic notices and social updates from Mitchell detailing travel, sales ads, church events, court actions, railroad news, new business openings, farm and labor reports, school plans, and weather totals for November with tax and city developments.
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