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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1911
Page
3
Joe Howard drew a full Mitchell house in The Goddess of Liberty with Miss Barrison as lead. He thanked locals for support, pledged Mitchell inclusion on tours, and delivered songs with Violet Seaton supplying strong chorus and solos.
St. Paul Minnesota Northwestern Lumbermen association closes its twenty first annual convention electing officers President W R Wood Parker South Dakota Vice President Charles Webster Waucoma IowaDirector to fill George C Ingram resigned E G Flinn Minneapolis Directors for three years C A Yinkbine Des Moines Iowa John W Barry Cedar Rapids C M Porter Oskaloosa Iowa
Sioux Falls report says John Holman assistant United States district attorney for South Dakota plans to resign once a successor is chosen. He will join a leading commercial rating agency.
The article argues Jehoshaphat prospered through faith yet erred by allying with Ahab and marrying his son to Jezebel's daughter. It cautions that prosperity does not prove divine favor and stresses avoiding ties with unbelievers while highlighting trials as spiritually beneficial toward the heavenly calling.
An advertisement notes deaths may follow fierce fires and promotes Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a fast cure for burns and wounds. It claims arnica soothes inflammation, relieves pain, and aids healing, available for 25 cents at Diehl and Brwas.
The closing feature of the state corn show was a public auction of prize corn. J. H. Craton sold the corn, raising $245.65—nearly three times last year’s total. Top prizes went to John P. Thompson and Lewis Larson, with seed-return desires noted. Officials plan a larger event next year and will ship a state group to the National Corn Show in Columbus, Ohio.
Acquaintances of Steve Skinner a former Aberdeen laundry owner now back from the Pacific coast fear he has taken his life. Last seen after borrowing a shotgun to hunt rabbits and planning to sell iron his friends worry as he had urged others to insure his life and has been notably despondent over job prospects.
A surge of letters and protests against James D. Elliott’s federal judgeship for South Dakota prompts questions about his nomination. Senator Gamble pushes Elliott while opponents say the president weighs multiple candidates and may delay or reject both Elliott and Whiting amid South Dakota legislature sentiment.
Ed J. Miller, 19, a farm hand, passed forged checks on Aberdeen merchants using the name of Jenkin Morgan and collected cash change. Five checks from $9 to $35 totaling $103 have been found. police seek Miller who disappeared after boarding an eastbound train presumed to Bloomer, Wisconsin.
Aberdeen South Dakota firemen enhance their leisure time by installing gymnastic apparatus and a piano. Local physicians volunteer to give lectures on fitness, smoke resuscitation, and first aid to aid active service during long idle periods.
Ann Arbor Mich authorities report seven year old Louise Herron not suspected after Foster Campbell found dead in a neighborhood shack. A chalked goodbye note on the shack exterior suggests the writer meant Devil and Louise as the killer, while Campbell’s former playmate is charged in the incident.
A fragment describes a death by strangulation due to a taut rope around a victim's neck. The killer fled after drafting a farewell note and trying to mislead investigators toward the Herron child.
General James Ringrose has leased the Sherman House, Aberdeen, to J. R. Hubbart, manager of the Ward hotel, for ten years. Hubbart will take charge once a successor manager is found. The four story brick hotel occupies a quarter block and remains a historic South Dakota property.
New York report says the Canadian and American Express companies agreed to a through rate reduction to be implemented nationwide. The Plainfield New Jersey to Boston rate will drop to 55 cents, a 33 percent saving for shippers as the plan standardizes charges across routes.
Chicago attorney Charles B. Erbstein was found not guilty of bribing a juror to save Lee O Neil Browne in a bribery case tied to Senator William Lorimer. It was Erbstein's second trial. he acted as his own counsel and Browne was acquitted on a separate trial.
John Petrovich acquitted of murder in Lead, South Dakota, for killing his friend Mike Chuk. He is believed to be losing his mind, secluding himself with head in hands, refusing food and company. A posttrial serenade by Slavonian neighbors failed to console him. If his condition worsens, he will be examined by the sanity board.
In Washington, Senator Cummins of Iowa declared the ocean mail bounty bill a wedge to a nationwide ship subsidy. He warned it could require annual expenditure of 50 to 100 million dollars. Senator Burton of Ohio also criticized the bill as costly, while Gallinger defended it as a needed stimulus for shipping.
Air druggists advertise Dr Coxs Barbed Wire Liniment offering bottles at 60 cents and 1.06 dollars with a money back guarantee. The copy claims rapid healing without blemish and asserts a full refund if unsatisfied.
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