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!
This newspaper page contains 21 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1907
Page
4
Matthew Blacklock confronts Corey as a bank crisis looms and a textile trust faces exposure. Blacklock plans a public broadside to rally investors, aiming to avert a fall while keeping faith with clients and the public. Tom Langdon’s warning hints at deeper industry intrigue.
A narrator observes Sam, a refined yet shadowed figure, enjoying a dinner while the self doubt of snobbishness gnaws at him. They discuss Tom Langdon, Blacklock pie, and a potential shift in loyalties as Sam hides deeper ambitions behind social polish.
A narrator recalls arranging a dinner with Sam Ebersly and Jo, noting sudden forgetfulness of his presence until ten minutes before the hour. Despite doubts about keeping the engagement, the speaker decides to dine somewhere and to join him, justifying the plan by their recent shared experiences.
A broker learns Fearless reports heavy buying as Intrepid Langdon crafts a planned sabotage. Ball reveals Mowbray Langdon’s betrayal, confirming an assassination plot and leaving the protagonist in a pitch dark, treacherous personal crisis. Continued next week.
Joe Cahill, a Norfolk, Virginia, native living at 160 Bleecker Street, climbed the University Place wall to gag a ringing alarm at the Chase and Solow Skirt Company window fourth story. Police found no burglars as guests of Hotel Albert were awakened but authorities credited Cahill with halting the nuisance.
A minister recalls a Sunday school tale about Billy a boy from a poor alley who tries to recruit others. He admits he can bring one boy but fears the rest of his alleyway boys can beat him.
A casual exchange reveals Sububi accepts a new car after their cook insists the church is 50 miles away, changing Cillman’s earlier vow against purchasing an automobile.
Practical guidance on farm management stresses accepting early losses to protect profits, selecting capable catratters and seed potatoes, upgrading floors for hygiene, diversifying crops, and humane colt breaking. Emphasizes humane handling, consistent training, and avoiding brutal methods to ensure safe, biddable horses.
A speculative piece argues a new plan would replace the present gift culture. It envisions voluntary giving without debt, fewer extravagant purchases, and greater sincere selection from heart rather than duty or pride.
The piece warns against corn overproduction harming other crops and land value. It urges keeping seed oats clean and heavy, arguing experiments show heavy seed yields the largest crops and a day spent cleaning oats now pays off next harvest.
The piece notes empty feed lots and corn moving to cribs signaling weak farm values. It stresses the need to feed stock, possibly switch to fertilizers, and finish husking promptly amid muddy fields. It warns late planting harms yields and cautions against dilly dallying in farming decisions.
Farmers are advised to keep breeding sows in spacious outdoor yards for exercise rather than confined 8 by 8 pens. Rations should favor shorts and middlings over corn. The year saw strong crops, with sorghum proving a valuable forage crop, yielding well and favored by horses, per a local farmer.
Old cattle feeders savor snapped corn for feeding during winter and beyond. While many feed it in early season, the husks help prevent ears from becoming hard and cattle appear to enjoy it at most any time.
The article lists origins of turkey breeds including White Holland Bronze Black Narragansett Buff and Slate with original weights for cocks and hens. It advises choosing breed by market needs, recommends fat birds for flavor and profits, and notes late turkeys can be sold for private trade or used as fryers. It ends with a contrast about Chicago land prices and farm size questions.
A dairy judge asserts that cows with longer bodies eat more and thus are larger overall. He contends that a big eater tends to be a big milker, implying body length correlates with milk production.
The text guides beginners on starting a home orchard, noting it does not become commercial, but requires several years of care. It warns that if a small orchard cannot be made profitable, a larger one should not be pursued and stresses constant vigilance against insect pests and proper fruit variety selection.
New York socialite Miss Giulia P Morosini defends lavish fashion spending arguing $200000 yearly can fund a wardrobe with gowns costing up to 6000 each and hundreds of shoes and accessories. She says her habits support jobs and that every woman should dress beautifully within income.
Fashion writing celebrates slim lines and reduced bulk in lingerie with telescoped designs. It highlights the three in one garment combining cache corset, pantaloon and jupon, aimed at smoothing the waist and hips while remaining fluffy and bouffant.
Advice to use a generous amount of Vinegar in the paste to make wallpaper stick to whitewashed walls. The method is presented as infallible after trials by many women who sought durable adhesion.
For a wedding gift this sterling silver tea strainer stand features an upper tea ball holder and a lower cup for drip, serving as a practical yet ornamental present for a bride.
A reflective line suggests suffering is a matter of viewpoint, noting some women endure more due to lack of servants while others worry about the unknown arrival of Mel. The remark contrasts social pressures and personal anxieties without naming places or institutions.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.