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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1903
Page
14
A garbled OCR fragment references ongoing disturbance or trouble in a locality with unclear terms and names. The text mentions a pest or nuisance and a call to action by officials, but key specifics are unreadable.
Notice to creditors of Sidwell Heald deceased. William H Heald administrator asks claimants to present them within four months after first publication. Office of County Auditor Mitchell South Dakota provides directions. Dated December 8 1902.
A roundup of eclectic short items notes Dr Henry Cutler’s death in Swampscott and his role in founding America’s first boy choir, a steel crown from a Turkish cannon attributed to Roumanian King Charles, Rev Thomas H Lewis presiding over two colleges, and Mirza Ghulan Ahmad courting belief as a Messiah. Also covered are discoveries by George R Stuntz in Minnesota, treaty copies in Peking, Jamestown Tercentenary plans for 1907, and global curiosities such as a Scottish climber’s glacier find and Bloodgood Cutter selling his Little Neck home.
Scottish climber Rev James Outram reports a gigantic glacier covering about 200 square miles on Mount Columbia in the unexplored sectors of the Rocky mountains in British Columbia. The note appears among miscellaneous regional notices and medical ad copy.
The Andiffred prize of 80000 dollars was awarded to Mme Meyrier wife of the French consul at Diarbekir Turkey for heroism during the Armenian massacres of 1895. In the consulate shelter more than 700 Armenian refugees were fed and sheltered while her husband and staff repelled Turkish attackers.
A long standing trust remains unshaken as people express unbounded faith in the subject, noting it has never disappointed over many years.
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