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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1915
Page
6
A historic proposal advances through the state legislature detailing corporate tax actions and oversight. The measure seeks to tax corporations, fund a library commission, and authorize investigations into public funds amid ongoing budgetary reforms.
Mitchell High defeated Emery 80 to 4 in a rough contest with limited scoring early. Forwards Bank and Ditieann led Mitchell while Raisaint, Vrain, and Henton contributed in the later stages as the teams traded leads and battled for control.
fragmented OCR indicates Hamlin County wraps up a long thirty year contest at a local election. mentions a proposition for a construction project in Hayti with a $360,000 cost and a county location plan, with activity slated for next week.
A fragmentary OCR note indicates a case at the county courthouse facing a sea of delays and an impending trial. The readable items suggest a formal proceeding is set to begin, but exact parties and dates are obscured by damaged text.
The readable portion shows a fragmentary line mentioning a thirty and a lienate term, but lacks clear context, names, dates, or events to form a definite news item or identify persons, places, or organizations. Further text would be needed for a coherent card.
A heated dispute surrounds the scheduling and format of high school debates with factions backing various leaders and state figures. Plans include a series of debates. agreement appears fragile as groups argue over hosts, topics, and timing.
A heavy snowstorm blanketed a vast area from Deadwood to the eastern Take and Gain valley, with temperatures plunging below zero in some spots. The Weather Bureau reported record cold, widespread disruption in cities and business districts, and lengthy travel delays as utility and road services struggled to keep pace.
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A sensational tale from Bridgewater recounts a so called marriage trick ending in deception. Twin sisters Ina and Ada Amondson were involved as brides, with a dramatic unraveling blamed on a transient suitor. Local residents gathered as charges and suspicion spread, drawing attention from state officials and residents across Dakota territory as trials loom.
A fragment describes the TriState Dowling association event with mentions of participants including Roy Bran Dont, Walter A. Noli, and Vest teams. It notes a marked session at Sioux City with references to a special South Dakota case and a Western contingent, plus a cited scoreline and rail train numbers.
A fragmented report mentions thirteen days of continuous work to access a safe set by a time lock. It references officials, a bank, and actions to maintain security, with scattered notes about the Supreme Court decisions and local events.
Pierre Dakota Poultry Association displays many breeds with strong patronage from across the state. Exhibitors declare prize birds, including hens shown by their owners, and the event emphasizes orderly judging and display of show animals.
A probe into illicit liquor sales continues in Wessington Springs South Carolina with multiple arrests expected as authorities pursue leads. A statewide anti saloon initiative backs the inquiry offering a reward for information aiding prosecutions and closure of cases involving illegal Ho liquor.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a university affair with names including Hep Perle Pierre Shmous Watts Seayser and Norwood Bekuoren. It references a past winner Fulinson and a 10 hour event, but details are unclear. The piece lists several individuals and places in a jumbled manner with no coherent narrative.
An October report details the death of a South Dakota boy during a mining expedition in Africa near Angoli Tasd. The incident occurred as prospectors, led by Decker and Newport, were surprised by native watchers, with Mevey and Hoya among the participants. The article notes the harsh financial climate affecting the project.
Davison County Growers' Protective Association endorses serum as part of a federal campaign against cholera. Dr Smith chairs a meeting of township committeemen to back vaccination and disease eradication efforts, with speakers outlining control measures for barns, sheds, and dairy facilities.
A fragmented note supports using a potent antihogitolera as the sole preventive against Hard Tense while urging authorities to tighten control over sale and use. It argues the latter should not be used on clean herds in monsign.
A sleeper on a train or in a lodging set a bed on fire during the night, causing a blaze that burned a man named Simboll and left others in shock. Firefighters extinguished the flames before severe injury occurred, authorities report. The incident disrupted plans for a scheduled performance by Ole Swanden Company and a basketball game between ARIE Lake misen and Richardshol, which ended 8 to 0 in favor of Rimbatl.
A disrupted report describes a nighttime blast near a farm where Mr and Mrs Nietort Ceeapert wake to danger. One man suffered severe injuries, another fainted, and a barn was damaged. The event leaves investigators sorting through scattered debris and lifting difficult questions about the cause.
A Deuel County case details a husband fleeing the state with money and a court order ending a major dispute. The wife Livolover seeks relief, winning a divorce and custody for two children, with alimony and a widow’s share to be determined. The judge notes contempt risks and sets tests for sobriety and conduct during proceedings.
The notice states a state census will be taken with inquiries on ages and residency. It outlines compensation for enumerators and assigns responsibility to county auditors and grand juries for accurate enumeration and data collection.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an earthquake event and the restart of an old well. The readable text mentions a benefit to a community and indicates improvements in supply, with references to local figures and unspecified quantities.
Fragmentary note records confusion over revival efforts at BO farm. Text questions attendance and certification for the side event while touching on earthquake effects and attestation of wells. Unclear details prevent firm conclusions.
Anecdotal report from Aberdeen describes hundreds of converts at Honeywell tabernacle over a weekend. Morning services and evening gatherings aimed to fund construction costs and support missionary activities, with funds earmarked for building and meeting expenses rather than political party support.
Announcement reports A W Henson longtime publisher at Waters Publishing and editor of Educator Supply Co succeeding La A Pope as secretary treasurer. The piece notes Henson’s long Waterstown involvement and tenure, resignation to join the supply firm, and public opinion backing his new venture with best wishes for success.
The annual chicken show opens today with feathered exhibitors entering from across the region. About 750 chickens lead the entries, followed by 201 pigeons, 50 geese, 25 ducks and turkeys. Judges began assessing birds this afternoon and hope to complete by tomorrow afternoon with awards announced. A B Shaner of Lane and FA Shellabarger of Year Liberty, Pa., oversee the event.
From Jerauld County a relief campaign raised 619 dollars for war victims with donations across the region. The Vossington Springs Commercial Club led the effort under secretary SPE Theenees, with the drive reaching a broad audience and funds forwarded as reported.
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