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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1912
Page
2
The item lists subscription pricing with yearly and multi month options in advance. It names Ronald Mitchell as editor and manager and presents rates: one year, three months, and three months in advance.
An editorial argues that natural monopolies in coal mining and railroads justify public ownership. It notes rising coal prices under the coal trust, profits by insiders, and previous legal attempts to break up the combines. The piece urges government control to ensure fair pricing and reliable access.
The piece reports on a push to issue bonds on farm lands rather than mortgages, arguing it would safeguard investors and broaden markets while potential foreclosures decrease. It also covers a Washington governors conference debate on rehabilitating the Republican party and notes a $60,000 libel verdict in Sioux Falls.
Says G A Ryther vice president for the Live Stock Exchange bank of Chicago there is a shortage of beef cattle in the country. Not only are we ceasing to export cattle, but our own food supply is being seriously curtailed. The past two years have seen an alarming scarcity of feeders and consequent high prices, and a steadily de.(Note: Source text truncated)
An advertisement touts Dean's Kidney Pills as a lasting remedy with a testimonial from A. C. Peterson of Mitchell South Dakota who credits relief and cure after two boxes. The piece notes Foster Milburn Co as U S agents and warns to remember the name Dean's. It also reports Taft weighing the replacement of Daniel Keefe as immigration commissioner with F H Larned, noting Keefe's four year tenure and the expectation he will not resign.
Aberdeen South Dakota. W H Burton a Bath farmer tied a promised trip to Camrose Alberta to a bumper crop. His wheat on the Bath farm yielded 29 bushels per acre, above his prior doubt that yields would reach 25. He arrived in Aberdeen to arrange travel for himself and his wife for the holidays.
Prospectors in Pierre South Dakota report gold outcroppings along Plum Creek near Bunker. The vein runs several hundred feet along the bank with a thick deposit of iron pyrites above a thin gold bearing layer. Despite uncertain value, owners remain alert to possible development.
Mitchell notes a gala presentation of Phoebe's Romance in Quality Street by the Dakota Wesleyan senior class at the Gale. Miss Bessie Dunn leads as Phoebe Sparrow with strong support from Miss Mildred Derr and a capable male cast led by Walter Sherman. The performance features four acts, period scenery, music between acts, and junior class slides.
A double wedding report notes Arthur R. Bair of Stickney and Irene Martin married at the Martins home 420 S Duff Street with Rev Henry Snyder officiating. A supper followed and the couple left for a California honeymoon, planning a farm home near Stickney. Thursday 2:00 PM Fred Somers and Alice Olson of Chamberlain wed at the Presbyterian Manse with Rev. Snyder officiating.
Arthur C. Moughler and Mabel Heskith were married Tuesday evening at the Osgood residence on East Third Avenue. The ceremony was performed by Mr. Osgood, minister of the Christian church. They were accompanied by the bride’s brother and sister-in-law and are receiving many congratulations.
Halcyon club met at the home of Mrs. Jy S Keen last Monday afternoon with a good attendance. Fancy work and social conversation filled the time until study hour. Domestic Science was the subject led by Mrs. Donaldson.
A Wednesday evening wedding occurred December 4 at 4 o clock for Miss Rose Clark daughter of Mr and Mrs J W Clark and Mr Charles K Jones of the city. Rev Benj J F Tilley officiated at the Baptist church in a large invited gathering. The home was lavishly decorated and Miss Frances Tremain played during the ceremony. The groom serves as secretary treasurer of Missouri Valley Engineering Co and is well regarded in church and social circles. The bride previously worked at the Telephone office and will be missed. A four course dinner followed and the couple left for Minneapolis on a two week trip. They will live at 317 East Fourth Avenue. Out of town guests included Mrs P F Brown Aberdeen S D W J Clark Groton S D and W J Hamilton Minneapolis.
Robert W. Snell and Gertrude Ag hus Krupp of this city married Thursday afternoon at four o clock in the Baptist church by Rev. Benj F Tilley with Mr and Mrs Robert Hummel as attendants. They will reside at 600 East Wirst Avenue.
Charles W. Chase senior member of Chase & Kirkpatrick, Aberdeen jewelers, lies dying from a self inflicted revolver wound in his head. The injury, blamed on personal crisis and ill health, occurred this morning. He was unmarried.
Indianapolis testimony shows John Berry from St Louis did not know of a rumored $1000 monthly dynamite campaign. Berry, a union vice president, audited McNamara’s accounts as secretary of the Tron Workers. He denied hearing of $16,000 spent on dynamite during audits. Bert Brown of Kansas City also testified.
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