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A distorted OCR fragment mentions a family event with a payment or charge and a son, but readable details are limited.
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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1909
Page
8
A distorted OCR fragment mentions a family event with a payment or charge and a son, but readable details are limited.
Fragmentary OCR text about a person and a decision. Context and specifics are unclear, with no clear event, names, places, or dates readable. The piece resembles a stray note rather than a full news item.
The Progress Company of Chicago publishes The Highways of Success by Dr. Thomas J. Macmurray pastor of the Presbyterian church in Mitchell. The $1.00 book targets holiday buyers and follows his prior works The Legend of the Delaware and After Hours. The author’s writing is strong and practical guiding youths and adults alike. The Look contents are mentioned but arrangement in Mitchell details are pending. A double wedding was prepared with the Wiedemans assisting.
Board of Education met Thursday with members Litchfield Heyler McKeel Morris and Ranch present. Discussion included leasing the high school gym for Mens basketball, arranging a conference with the team, and dedicating the new building on January 7 with Prof Gulick as speaker and Prof Perisno and Mayor Hitchcock also contributing remarks.
The excerpt lists chapters such as Life What We Make It and Self-Reliance and notes Dr Macmurray's book promises excellent guidance for old and young. It asserts the work will be read with keen interest and highlights themes from education to religion and frugality.
A double wedding occurred at the home of Mr and Mrs M F Wiedman on Severn Avenue with Edward Wiedeman and Clara Rentschler of Sanborn Iowa wed to Roy Duell and Maude Loftus of Sanborn. Rev A A Wetzel performed the ceremony and a supper followed.
The Dakota Wesleyan University debating squad, boasting a strong record, plans to defend its title as Yankton College and Hamline University schedule clashes for debates between March 25 and April 25 1910. Yankton has proposed a law restricting child labor in interstate mining and manufacturing commerce.
Judge Smith ruled the city cannot collect a franchise tax on the Dakota Central Telephone, based on a 1898 agreement granting F. B. Elce a 10 percent levy on gross receipts over 2400 dollars per year. Dakota Central took over in 1904 and paid 1905 1906 taxes but refused 1907 1908, arguing the ordinance and transfer do not require further payments.
The Commercial Club of Mitchell South Dakota forwards resolutions to Washington seeking an appropriation to enlarge the lobby of the new federal post office building. They note the revolving door and crowded conditions hinder public access and urge Congress authority for the changes, with three members ready to report on the appropriation.
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