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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1915

Page

4

Real Estate Auction Sealed Bid Terms Offered

Want ads advertise a real estate auction using a sealed bid plan with bids opened Saturdays at 1 30 p m at the office. Appraised prices listed for various parcels include multiple lot and block indices with per acre values and site addresses plus cash and notes terms. The ad promotes the Farm Real Estate Journal and offers contact details for subscriptions and a local listing.

Fat Ave West 4Th Ave Duff St Weller Land Co Mitchell . D

Mitchell City Orders House Numbers Across Town

Mitchell residents have ten days to display three inch high numerals on houses or face city installation at owners’ expense. City Auditor Thomas Wastcott cites ordinance 257 and post office delivery rules, with plans to add steel signs later using discarded gas stands. Twenty wooden street signs were installed now, white with black numerals.

Mitchell Thomas Wastcott T. J. Ball

Poor Boy Who Became Rich Dies at 71 in New York

Norman B. Ream a financier and director in railroads banks and industrial firms died at a New York hospital at age 71 after an operation for intestinal trouble. He was a prominent capitalist known in the west where he started his career and helped organize the United Steel Corporation. His life traced a rise from rural beginnings to wealth and distinction.

New York City Norman B. Ream Read United States West United Steel Corporation Ream

Woman and Priest Murdered in New Britain Parsonage

Rev. Joseph Zedris of St Andrews Lithuanian Catholic Church and house keeper Eva Gilman were found dead in the rectory in New Britain Connecticut. The priest had two bullet wounds and the woman was strangled with a clothes line and had a wrist wound. The bodies lay in the parlor and attic rooms respectively. Police cite parish trouble and suspect revenge as a possible motive.

New Britain Conn Joseph Zedris Eva Gilman

Penitentiary Twine Prices Set For Next Year

Pierre S D The commission to fix prices of twine from the state twine plant at the penitentiary met to set the next year's rates. The board includes the state board of charities and corrections the governor the state auditor and the warden. Prices show a slight reduction from last year with discounts for large cash orders.

Kentuckian lynches alleged constable killer

Mayfield Ky Thomas Tinker who is charged with shooting Constable Richard Tart was taken from the county jail last night and lynched. The body was then riddled with bullets.

Mayfield Thomas ‘Tinker Richard Tart

Ketman Mission Arouses Interest in Mitchell

Dr T J Ketmans second week night mission in Mitchell draws a fine audience. W L Wilson and L A Williams lead song with adult and junior choruses. Ketman speaks on A Voice from the Pit contrasting rich in world yet poor in next world.

T. J. Ketman Mitchell W. T. Wilson Messrs. Wilson Ll. A. Williams Ketman Dives and Lazarus Heaven Hell Wetman Vesta Murray Jana S. A. Wise Boy Scout

MacManus Explores Irish Fairy Lore in Mitchell Lecture

Seamus MacManus, rooted in Ireland, spoke in Dakota Wesleyan Science Hall about fairy tales from Shanachies. He described a enduring belief in fairies and his travels to America to share Irish literature, praising Mitchell audiences as receptive and reflective of his homeland’s romantic heritage.

Seamus MacManus Dakota Wesleyan MacManus Mr. MacManus Tireland America Mitchell

Cheap meat won't return to Minneapolis markets

Minneapolis today faces a permanent beef shortage with 12 cent round steaks and 15 to 20 cent cuts disappearing. W B Briggs, banker and livestock expert, says higher prices are likely as production lags demand and laws cannot restore former supply. A H Whittemore, former South Dakota athletic director, visits on business.

Minneapolis Minn United States W. B. Briggs Northwestern National Bank Stockyards National Bank South St. Paul St. Paul Briggs A. H. Whittemore Vermillion University of South Dakota Whittemore Providence R. L Brown University

Germans execute Maritz reported by Pretoria papers

Pretoria reports Lieut. Colonel S G Maritz the Boer leader of a rebellion is said to have been executed by German forces for treachery. The claim notes Maritz was aided by Germans from German Southwest Africa, but no official confirmation has been issued.

Pretoria Union of South Africa London S. G. Maritz South Africa Mariiz

Mayo brothers plan one million foundation for medical research

Drs William J and Charles H Mayo of Rochester propose a 1 million foundation to fund medical research and graduate instruction at Rochester with oversight by the University of Minnesota. The plan, approved 39 to 26 by the medical college faculty, would be administered by the Mayo Foundation in coordination with the graduate medical school and shared facilities.

Minneapolis, Minn William J Charles H. Mayo Rochester University of Minnesota Board of Regets Medical College Medical College Advisory Board University General Alumni Association Mayo Foundation Medicine Twin Cities

Million Women Aid German Fighters At Front

Hanover Germany Over a million women join wartime effort through two thousand women’s societies. They nurse in field and hospitals care for convalescents and disabled, entertain wounded in halls, organize cheap kitchens, knit warm garments, and tend children left by working mothers.

Hanover Germany Associated Press

World's Largest Soup Kitchen Serves in Brussels

The American Commission for Relief runs a Brussels soup kitchen described as the largest in the world. About fifty thousand destitute people line up daily as volunteers distribute six thousand gallons of soup and four thousand kilograms of bread.

Associated Press Brussels American Commission For Relief

Soup for Brussels War Survivors Suppers at Express Company Stores

A Brussels relief report describes a large-scale soup operation funded by the International Express Company. Volunteers, including former hotel chefs, prepare and portion thousands of gallons daily for twenty one canteens across Brussels. The effort uses American flags for protection and aims to ease destitute wartime hunger.

America Brussels Breaa International Express Company van Gand Commission

Ancient Indian miners and Lake Superior copper

Southern Workmen notes ancient Indian copper work in the Lake Superior region. They describe mining methods using stone hammers and wedges, shallow pits and deep shafts, fires to crack rock, and large copper masses weighing tons found buried or abandoned. The article praises ingenuity despite simple tools.

Lake Superior É Gien Aml Jent Workven

Reservist Survives 139 Wounds in Trench Incident

Paris reports Nene Vidal, reservist of Rainey, shattered by a shell that left 139 separate wounds. An army surgeon previously held record at 79, as Vidal lay in the trench from dawn until night with no first aid before reaching an auxiliary hospital.

Paris France Associated Press Nene Vidal Rainey

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