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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1902
Page
2
The Mitchell Printing Co offers 16 copies for one year with advance payment. One copy for one year if paid after six months or after one year. Additional options include one copy for six months and one copy for three months.
Advertising rates vary by item with business cards at five dollars per year and six cards maximum. Each extra line costs one dollar. Local ads five cents per line, legal notices at statute rates. Marriage and death notices and similar items cost five cents per line. The notice mentions clubbing with leading publications to offer low prices.
The Mitchell firemen hosted a state gathering with a large turnout of amateur teams from many towns. Mayor welcomed guests. Chief Purdy and Secretary Adams led a coordinated effort that impressed citizens and set a strong future standard for the tournaments. H. B. Adams elected president for 1903.
The fourteenth annual Davison county schools and normal institute exercises were held at the courthouse. Rev. W. N. Coffee offered the invocation, T. J. Spangler spoke on The Meaning of Education, and diplomas were awarded to county graduates and institute students.
Property listing describes a half section lot three miles from Mt Vernon with good buildings an artesian well and trees. The land is roughly half cultivated and surrounded by fences. Quick sale urged.
The board of education met Friday and raised salaries for most city teachers except the superintendent and principal. Increases ranged from 45 to 65 dollars monthly, with janitors also getting raises. A new year contract requires 10 percent monthly withholding, grounds for termination, and prohibits outside employment.
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