Local and Personal Bank Clearings and community notices
Local and personal bank clearings total 97549 21 dollars. Deep Purple and Clara Kimball Young tonight. The infant son of Mr and Mrs K Mather is recovering from tonsillitis. Broadbent's basement bargains. Mrs N W Samson and others hostesses to the Liadies Aid at church parlors at 2 50 Thursday. Mitchell and vicinity residents moving away urged to take The Daily Republican or Weekly Capital at special rates. Violet Jones returns to Alexandria high school after visiting Mitchell. Daily Republican carrier rate 10 cents weekly, no overcharge. Baptist ladies aid to meet at 3 o clock tomorrow in church parlors. Jim Livingston freed from city jail after arrest yesterday. Mitchell Abstract company moves to new quarters in Mitchell Realty building. Presbyterian Women meet with topics The American Indian and Chosen. 25 bananas for 25 cents at Economy Grocery. February 10 final day for certain special assessments. Hoosier Kitchen Cabinets promo remains. Bahkewell dental services listed. Merchants association and Morelia club revise constitution. Bananas 26 for 2 0 at Weanons Grocery tomorrow. Weather notes and various social and business notices throughout the Mitchell area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Republican
A. A. Kludt
Ro Treemaine
Matilda Widmann
Te MelNinley
Baptist Ladies Aid Society
Theodore Boehmer and Miss Hinders United in Marriage
Local notes report the marriage of Theodore Boehmer and Miss Hinders at the Presbyterian manse with Rev. van der Maaten officiating. A reception followed at the Hinders home on East Seventh Avenue and the couple will reside on the bridegroom’s farm near Walton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore HW. Boehmer
Villie Hinders
T. Jdinders
C. J6. van der Maaten
Presbyterian Manse
CC. Dods
Dodge
Hinders
East Seventh Avenur
Noticed on Practicers Examination Diploma Outcome
Fragmentary OCR notes show an exam event titled Life Diploma with unclear names and dates. The readable elements indicate a possible recognition or credentialing moment labeled as Abschluss, but specifics are missing.
Gertie Threatens Amber Lights Venture in New Show
Gertrude Hoffman a famed actress and dancer threatens to move her New York midnight show from Ziegfeld Dill ingham management into vaudeville to run it herself She walked out after Broadway reports managers demanded blue lights for her Blue Danube number while she preferred amber lighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Hoffman
Ziegfeld-Dillingham Management
New York
Broadway
Manizers
Obituary of William T Olmstead of Mitchell
William T. Olmstead born January 20 1871 in Belmont Wisconsin died February 2 1917 at age 45 in Mitchell. He married Alta May Wilson June 17 1897 in Evanston Illinois and had daughter Sara Madeline. Survived by wife, daughter, two brothers Frank and Nathan Olmstead and sister Margaret Sproude Mullen. Funeral February 6 from 253 South Edmunds Street with Dr J S Moagland officiating. interment Graceland Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Tenbeyck Olmstread
William T. Olmstead
Belmont
Wis
Alta May Wilson
Evanston
Neva Paha County
Nebraska
Logan
Salem
Gdaugher
Pegan
Mitchell
Sun Boy
Wintter
Ile
Rank
Nathan
H. Welson
Bishop's sermon likened to water for drowning man
After a bishop's sermon in a small city, many praised him with one woman declaring the talk was like water to a drowning man, expressing how deeply it moved her.
King in Khaki at Parliament Opens in Wartime Britain
London reports King George opens parliament in a khaki uniform, signaling wartime austerity. The ceremony lacks traditional regalia as peers wear military dress and an imperial escort of overseas forces precedes the session. Foreign press receive dedicated correspondent quarters for Allied and neutral coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Iingland
George
United States
House of Commons
Kimball Storm Deluges S. D. With Five Foot Drifts
A northwest wind at 40 mph drives snow across Kimball South Dakota with temperatures at 18 below and drifts five feet deep. Train service halted for two days, later reopened by a snowplow from the east. The Red Lake artesian well reports 500 gallons per minute at 900 feet. state game fund covers three quarters of costs with Brule county paying 25 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Red Lake
State Game Fund
Brule County
Cheaper Paper Not Very Soon
New York City reports no immediate prospects for cheaper paper. Snow hampers Canadian pulp districts, with limited wood cutting and transport. Em L Moore notes car shortages and rising costs across the paper supply chain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
National Paper Trade Association
American Pulp & Paper Association
Canada
Em. L. Moore
Watertown
N. Y
Pulp & Paper Association
War Worries Cut Births and Hit Health at Home
London reports a government study finds war strain at home lowers birth rates and raises deaths. In 1914 England and Wales had 352,354 more births than deaths, but 1915 showed 252,201 excess births. infant mortality remained high with 98,477 deaths in infancy and 545,607 for ages one to five. Tuberculosis work suffered during the war and must resume promptly after the conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
England
Associated Press
Wales
Turks Defeat British Force Near Kut El Amara
British troops suffered heavy losses south of the Tigris near Kut el Amara on February 1 as Turkish forces renewed attacks. Turkish headquarters issued the February 2 statement reporting at least 2,000 British killed in the engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tigris
Madio
Berlin
Germany
Sayville
L. I
the Tigris
Kut-el-Amara
Also Mentioned on This Page
Clara Kimball Young Maynard
K. Mather
Broadbent
N. W. Samson
C. W. Downey
J. I. Atkinson
M.P. Boyden
Congregational Church
Violet Jones
Alexandria
Jim Livingston
Apaii
W. M. Kerber
Mitchell Abstract Company
Mitchell Realty
Trio
Third Avenue
The
Women’s Home and Foreign Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Fk. van der Maarten
East Srd
4Th Avenue
West Sard Avenue
Rersi Merchants’ Association
Con Morelia Club
Coss
Weanons
Te Pass and Company
Oalyine Son Wom
John Stevens
Evan
Poxholm
Wake
J. Bones
Hanson County
Rostlett
Ti White Lake
Webster
Ya Bananis
Grocery Lane
Ia Wimball Young Miagnamd
Neel Ide
Keeipakil Npi
BB. Swith
Ti Pier Bers of
St. Miryv’s Guild
Met
Tomorow Morne
Martin Gleason
Sam HH. Goldsmith
Thomas Taber
Rusten
Margaret Mary Thoeltzner
Bobb
St. Paul
AL Wowie
Methodist Ladies Aid Society
South Wisconsin Street
Walt Ard
Woc) Miller
North Dutt Street
J. SS. Adlison
Ano Weet
Alib) Mckee
Sao West Third Avenue
Wis Shuster
Pierre This Hoon
Vemnilyea
Dakota Central
Jluron
M. J. Burker
Bridgwater
Jacksonville
Pla
George Jesse
Louis Rane
W. H. Kite Auto Company
Detroit
Lansing
Mich
Reo
George S. Poster
Chicago
Foster Hat Shop
Bessie Smith
Florida
Alpena
Fb. W. Bureh
Fulton
Olin
Jackson
Barmer
Theiselves
Dr. Purch
Irvin George Lier
Paul Lier
Sanborn Street
Ivin Lier
Winerson
Neb
Wimerson, Neb
Ll. S. Vickers
Western National and Commercial and Savings Banks
Warold J. Iaines
Spencer
Haines
Commercial and Savings Bank
Western National Bank
Bth
Salvation Army
Ouisine Co
O. W. Knapp
Metcalf & Wagner Clothing Star
Western Union Telegraph Office
Loren Aery
State University At
Vermillion
Diesepiny
Keystone Comedy
Douglas Pairbanks
Manhattan
Mabness
Richard Travis
Harry Myers
Rosemary Theby
Maynard
Clara
Kimball Young
Gladys Brockwill
Priday
Mhel Clifton
Holbrook Blimmett Corrigan
Gerda Hol- Montagu Love
Madgi Ivans
al Oxan
Board of Health
John Sulzer
Gertie
Gertrude
Court House
Mitchell, S. Dak
Imma
McClintock, Co
Tommy
Fret
A. Wells
the Watch
Woelfel
C. M. & St. P. Railway Co
Kimball
Brttle
Red Lake
Spouter
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!