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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1915
Page
1
The New York World and New York Herald dispute farmers blame over wheat prices. The article argues that farmers control little of price, highlights farm value growth, and condemns tariff removal as harming producers while urging fair treatment of both producers and consumers.
Governor Clerke calls for a 25 member Senate and 50 member House as a reform to improve deliberation and efficiency. He argues smaller bodies focus debate, reduce volume, and enhance study of legislation, citing the Senate currency bill as an example. The Republican endorses reducing Town’s legislature concept to fit state needs, noting constitutional limits and census-driven apportionment.
The article discusses New York State Commissioner John W. Finley opposing the board of education’s dismissal of married teachers who leave for childbirth. It argues that absence for maternity is not neglect of duty and condemns punishing mothers for a natural, socially vital reason. It notes teachers' outside-of-work lives are rarely the board’s concern unless performance fails.
The Northern Normal and Industrial School at Aberdeen asks 65 0 00 from the legislature for an additional building to be used for normal work. The Republican opposes duplicating universities, urging funding only if the project serves instruction. If Aberdeen stays focused on normal and industrial work, the paper supports its growth and aims.
The text argues that removing the 60 day session limit and doubling the term salary would raise the standard of membership and greatly enhance the body's efficiency. It presents a policy opinion on legislative reform and better performance.
Fragmented passage discusses state ownership and governance issues facing Aberdeen and Hut City. It references proprietorship, public ownership, and the tension between state and local control as a broader civic struggle. The wording is garbled but centers on authority, property, and the state’s role.
A detailed listing describes a two story brick structure at Main and Bojavehane, with bronze storefronts, brass fixtures, and reinforced walls. The property, once a law office, will feature a 25 by 65 foot front store room, four second floor suites, and potential for future expansion, using high quality marble, limestone, and plate glass.
At the annual athletic association gathering Prof. H. I. Jones was unanimously re elected to the presidency. Ernest Smith became vice president and Lyle Chase secretary treasurer. A resolution praised Jones for moving the university and association toward top state status and clearing debts.
Clyde Davis arrested by G W Hurst for robbing an Ashton drug store of hundreds of dollars. Taken to Redfield Spink County seat he pleaded guilty saying he acted alone and had prior similar robberies. He became intoxicated after returning to Aberdeen and was picked up by police.
The amendments to the Richards primary law are completed after weeks of work by BR. O. Richards. The plan removes party endorsements for judges, shifts filing to the secretary of state, and set rules for debates and signatures. Also noted are votes against per diem funding and various senate and house bills advancing codification and public duties.
State Superintendent of Instruction announces no relation between the department of public instruction and any book companies. He defends twenty-one years of educational work and states an investigation would restore public confidence. Senator Ystrnd pushes measures for governor appointed supervisor and competitive bids for supplies. A public utilities bill is planned, and a delegation reviews the state agricultural college needs.
In the opening game of the season the Pierre Indians defeated Mitchell 34 to 20. The Indians led in the second half with better teamwork and form, while Mitchell stayed within reach early on but could not sustain scoring against Pierre.
Pierre led with 11 points while Mitehall had 12 as local players Maynard Web East led with five field goals and three free throws. The starting forwards were Maynall Posey and Bernard Gibbs Wilder Pierre Giles Carpenter and Morse led the bench with West and Rear.
Dakota Wesleyan presented monograms to college men in a morning ceremony in the college chapel. Prof H J Jones spoke on athletic achievements and Coach Herbert Hardy announced year based honors. Third year men received coats, second year men blankets, and first year men white jerseys with named recipients listed.
An old advertisement touts a liniment claim to soothe neuralgia by penetrating inflammation. It urges readers to buy "Isa Ion's Liniment" for 20 cents at any druggist to relieve sore swollen joints and aching nerves quickly.
A Thursday evening gathering in the Crow building featured a speaker warning of near-term apocalyptic conditions. He cited biblical prophecies about wealth, unions, and global upheaval, linking modern events to ancient warnings and urging vigilance amid perceived end-time signs.
An old advertisement urges urgent care for children’s illnesses noting colds croup and whooping cough require immediate attention. Dr Kings New Discovery is touted to check the cold soothe cough reduce inflammation kill germs and aid natural healing with a 50e price at the druggist.
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