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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1906

Page

3

Poker Game Brings Violence to Arkansas City Bar

In a table stakes draw at Greenhut’s saloon, Red Fogarty and rivals discuss rules then a gunfight erupts after a knife trick and a shot. Wesley is killed during the fray, while Singleton and Fogarty escape with others, leaving the room stunned and authorities alerted.

Joe Passett Greenhut Arkansas City Red Fogarty Bassett Jake Winterbottom Bam Pearsall Jim Blaisdell Joe Bassett Red Forarty Wesley Friepd Colonel Bowie Singleton Vogarty Fogarty Porgarty Red Wesley Am Singleton Old Man Aussie Wien Sam Pearsall Mnnaw Kute Gimstell

How the Mantel I Sighs for a Home Chr isias

The wandering man recalls Christmas memories as a perpetual traveler. He smokes to ease loneliness, images tours and ports from a tramp steamer to a Rajputana desert camp, Omaha hospital and dance hall fights. The piece contrasts exile with Christmas longing.

Pure Obstinacy from Lippincott's

A girl fond of nature and pets tries to teach a rabbit the multiplication table. The rabbit resists, sparking amusement as the child explains rabbits multiply faster, while the aunt notes the animal’s stubbornness and the girl’s earnest lesson.

Bunny Ever Anon Auntie Coneer

Coeducation Debate Provokes Dismissive Dean Comment

Harper's Weekly notes a university professor challenging coeducation advocates. He asks if twenty boys and twenty girls in one room will listen to the lecture, implying boys may ignore the talk. The dean retorts that if they listen, they are not worth lecturing to.

Harper's Weekly

Mistletoe Moment Sparks Laughing Exchange

Dorothy scolds George for lingering under mistletoe as they joke about kissing later in a humorous exchange. The light banter captures a playful holiday mood between the pair.

Dorothy George Kkiss

Clear Sailing Ends Gift Overstock Fear

A cold eyed man jokes that Christmas will be over soon so he can buy what he needs without worrying about being overstocked by gifts from friends. The remark frames a humorous take on post holiday shopping.

Tim Yule Thio Ips Wanderer Europe Rajputana

Woman's Privileges Inference From Personal Letter

A social note reveals a flirtation with Mr. Youngman and hints at a prior marriage proposal rejected by the woman. She mentions he gave a camera for Christmas and that she retouched an old negative, implying ongoing romantic tensions.

Unique irrigation method guards drought with cactus and figs

The Italian professor Cusmano introduces a method to water plants in long dry seasons. A ditch under the tree is filled with chopped Barbary fig pulp to form a moisture store. The mucilaginous layer, covered with earth, releases water gradually keeping foliage healthy for months.

Cusmano

Might Be Worse

A quip from the New York American about car breakdown timing contrasts with a note that in Germany persons who adulterate food face up to six months in prison and a fine of fifteen hundred marks.

New York American Germany

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