Pain Before Gerpress Cine Deal Estimated At 10 Million
A rough figure cites a ten million dollar pain before Gerpress cinema project. Officials and financiers assess costs and timelines as negotiations continue.
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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1905
Page
9
A rough figure cites a ten million dollar pain before Gerpress cinema project. Officials and financiers assess costs and timelines as negotiations continue.
A rough transcript notes Deadwood fire company plans a welcome for Seth Bullock when he visits Washington. The event aims to honor his service and strengthen ties with the United States community.
Fragmentary text hints at a debate over an amount linked to Rockefeller pricing, suggesting a price increase deemed too severe by opponents. Names and full context are missing, leaving unclear who proposed the price or the exact figure.
Local businessmen press for mil to continue city road extension. A committee has been sent to consult with the road authorities, claiming the present situation requires action to advance the project.
The readable text hints at a debate over an examination or account handling but is too fragmentary to identify names, places, or events. It mentions a comptroller and a clearing house and suggests a failure or avoidance of a consequence, but specifics are unclear.
Fragmentary notes mention a nun past week or two and reference to Brown county Mitte Senthusiagm and corn belt extension. The passage is incomplete and no clear event or outcome is stated.
The city journal notes the governor race and cites candidate Parkins amid district concerns and regional satisfaction with the current situation. The report references Perkins and a broader political context affecting the campaign.
A Watertown item notes farm land adjoining a mite sold daily at 8107 an acre. The report mentions higher prices for land in South Dakota and freshly platted town lots. Comparisons are drawn with Aberdeen land values and nearby parcels.
A long list of residents and visitors in Mitchell and surrounding towns is recorded. Entries note Miss McFarland and Miss Emma Wittstruck shopping in Mitchell, Agnes Scheick visiting, Fred Carlson family changes, and several travelers to Rockport and Charter Oak. Local trades, births, and holiday plans appear with names such as Mr. and Mrs. Carlson, Joe Gilfillan, Jim Foss, and Virgil Cline among others.
Mrs. C B Brady returned from Des Moines after a visit with her parents. Dr Tf B Smiley attended the District Medical Society meeting at Mitchell. Asa Dodd and his wife of Mitchell visited, as did Mr and Mrs E Brown. Mrs H Garey visited friends in Plankinton, Winnie Williams and Ellen Grace visited from Mitchell and stayed with Mrs J B Dougherty. The Kellys, visiting Mrs BH M Shirk, returned to Hartley, Iowa. Mrs TW Mast arrived to spend the holidays with her parents. Mrs Wm Welch left for Los Angeles to winter with her parents. Mr and Mrs A Williamson of Ocoma visited Wm Williams and then left for Hawarden for Christmas.
A New York Press note argues for traditional black pepper over white pepper and cayenne. It praises black pepper’s flavor and aroma, warns white pepper as nauseating, and describes cayenne as a sharp irritant and stomachic with strong digestive effects.
The New York Herald notes Holland as a smoker’s paradise with climate and abundance of fragrant leaf. Boatmen measure distance in pipes and hosts keep guests supplied with cigars, while old friends refill before departure. Pipe smokers take their pine to bed and light up on waking.
The article explains why Japan’s ancient pagodas survive earthquakes. A heavy central balk and suspended timbers form a pendulum that keeps the base stable, preserving age and height of these structures amid frequent quakes.
A San Francisco Chronicle excerpt tells of a mother fly warning her larvae about adulterated foods like sugar with marble dust, embalmed beef, and formaldehyde tea. The tale ends with the mother choosing death, while the poisoned fly remains healthy due to adulterated poison. The Pittsburg Dispatch adds notes on Burmese pickled tea and tea chewing traditions in Asia.
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