Man and Wife Named in Local Court Notice
A fragmented local notice lists a man and his wife involved in a court matter. Details such as names, dates, and outcomes are unreadable in the available text.
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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1917
Page
5
A fragmented local notice lists a man and his wife involved in a court matter. Details such as names, dates, and outcomes are unreadable in the available text.
Community shoppers seek holiday deals as Bobbs store promotes cards and gifts. Photos and phonographs appear in Gardner Hohfeldt offerings alongside Christmas boxes from Lakell Bros. Local visitors include Miss McCarthy and Mr Dermott, with events from church programs to Ladies Aid meetings shaping the week.
Mitchell defeated its opponent 36 to 22 as Carlson and Whealley led the lineup at center and right guard while Mur ray and Tipton held guard and forward roles. Leland Vermilyea visited from Faulkton. local commerce promoted Christmas flowers and mail order services. Charles W. Harris faced trial for obtaining money by false pretenses. verdict found him not guilty.
Secretary Daniels and Paymaster General Navy testified to a naval sub committee on war activities. Daniels outlined that the navy is building 424 capital and other ships and defended not disclosing sensitive details. He praised the navy for meeting wartime tests as Representative Britten pressed about Vice Admiral Sims’ complaints.
The term Hohenzollern originally named a German princely family that produced Prussian kings and German emperors. Its association with autocracy and imperialism has made the name a synonym for extreme centralized power.
An enthusiastic crowd of Davison county farmers and Mitchell merchants gathered at city hall to hear National Organizer N. Thomason of the Farmers Non-partisan League. W. R. Ronald presided as Thomason outlined league plans, past state work, and future prospects as he tours Kansas Nebraska and Minnesota. He announced a swift, statewide campaign starting January 7 with meetings across South Dakota before the spring primary.
The Salvation Army asks Mitchell residents to donate nickels dimes quarters or more for its annual Christmas kettle. Captain Knapp says calls for help from worthy poor have increased. since September 4 distributions totaling 250 dollars have been made to provide necessities.
Speakers announce ongoing aid drive amid poverty and debt, urging donations to fund street kettle kettles and other relief. Officials state debt incurred for others and emphasize need for money to sustain the program this year.
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