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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1896
Page
2
Rate notice lists options for one copy per year with advance payment, after a lapse, or six and three month terms. It notes subscriptions and clubs with leading publications, asks readers to notify address changes with old and new addresses, and warns papers sent outside the state stop at paid expiration.
TO ADVERTISERS. Advertising rates given at reasonable low cost. Business canis not exceeding six lines for $30, legal notices five cents per line. Notices of death and marriage published in the paper.
A county notice announces a Republican convention to be held in Rapist County city. Delegates from multiple precincts, including Blendon and Vernon, must meet by Thursday to select delegates and cast ballots. The schedule names Mitchell, Prescott, and others as involved officials and key participants.
A garbled OCR page mixes an informal health testimonial and legal notices. It references a Proclamation related to the Pickereus and includes court chamber schedules in South Dakota, weekly sessions in Mitchro, and land sale announcements.
Fragmentary political chatter from a South Dakota segment hints at patronage aims and party dynamics influencing an upcoming Republican vote. The text references a corporation bowl and a figure named Morgan as a temporary placeholder in the discourse.
Al Disbro and family return from Ohio. George Gratton missing after leaving farm duties. scattered social updates from Piano neighbors at F L Rowley’s. A B Rowley to move from Sioux City. Kirkpatrick family to occupy Letcher area. school letters and local illness noted. Several social events and gatherings teased amid incomplete reports.
Fragmented OCR summary notes values and lectures, mentioning Penperanie and a class tied to a person named Hem. The text is garbled with unclear dates and places, but signals a homage to a worker who completed tasks amid the weekly lessons.
Fragmented OCR text discusses health claims about Syrup of Figs and a general promotion of natural health. Mentions Ly manufactured product and food enjoyment with regular digestion. Includes references to teachers exams and student positions in a late 19th or early 20th century school context.
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