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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1895

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Revival in Mitchell by Evangelists Thomson and Gamble

Evangelists Thomson and Gamble held two weeks of revival meetings in Mitchell. sermons urged repentance and salvation through God's gift of eternal life, with strong denunciations of sin and calls to Turn ye and take God's way. Large crowds attended successive services at the Baptist and M. I. churches, many responding to the altar call.

Messrs. Thomson and Gamble Mitchell Messrs. Thomson Mr. Thomson Satan God The Baptist Church Evangelist Thomson John the Baptist Judas Goa Stephen Christ Israel John B. Gough Paul Jesus Gamble M. I. Church Calvary Gethsemane

Kaffir corn promises droughtproof farming gains

The article extols Kaffir corn as a drought resistant grain able to thrive with minimal moisture and broad soil tolerance. It details its growth, two- to three-head yields, uses from fodder to flour, and rapid adoption across the West amid wheat and oats failures. It notes Oklahoma planting near 50,000 acres and reports favorable reports of Kaffir flour bread. It also briefly mentions a social gathering hosted by Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Greene with guests and musical selections.

St. Louis Israel West Oklahoma Medicine Lodge Kas I. W. Stout Ian

Eyre Begins Drilling City Artesian Well

Phillip Eyre completed his setting up of drilling machinery on Saturday afternoon and at three o clock the drill was lowered. He uses wooden rods to guide a straight hole and powers the operation from the water works engine. City council expresses confidence in a high quality completion and future local work if successful.

Phillip Eyre Eyre Myre

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