One Tear Me Three Months Strictly in Advance
Second class matter at Mitchell S Oak under the act at March 3 1879.
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Mitchell, S. Oak
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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1915
Page
6
Iowa Corn Delayed Many Months Promises Bold Crop Forecast
A Sulphur Springs Iowa writer replies to South Dakota critics, predicting a stronger corn harvest for Iowa and nearby states. The discussion notes late planting, weather patterns, and expectations that August could bring record yields for South Dakota and others, while mentioning Dardanelles casualties as distant news.
Notice of Probate Hearing for William Koch Estate
Davison County South Dakota announces a probate hearing for the will of William Koch, deceased. The time and place for proving the will are set for July in Mitchell, with letters testamentary to be issued. Next of kin include Mary Koch and Katherine Burright among others, who may appear to contest or support the petition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Davison
Willam ‘Koch
Mary Koch
Katherine Burright
Trene Goesche
Dorothy, Bureh
Pauline Burright
Richard Johight
Katherine Burvight
Mitchety
French Artillery Unleashes Hellish Trommel Feuer In German Trenches
Courier report chronicles continuous artillery duels between Arras and Ypres. French guns hammer Labyrnth to Lorette Heights in a drumfire for hours, with more than 120 cannons roaring, trench collapse, and soldiers clocking terrified, deafened responses under a rain of shells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rupprechts
Arras
Barlin
the Hague
Ypres
Labyrnth
Neuville
Souchez
Ablain
Lorette Heights
Carency
Joffre
Tarnow
Przemsyl
Lemberg
Thev
Trommelfeuer
Hell
Trommel-Feuer Trench
Wall of flesh and iron: French and German siege narrative
Readable fragments describe brutal bombardment and trench fighting between French and German lines, noting heavy losses and the fierce resilience of French soldiers. The account mentions Kitchener calling for ammunition while detailing city of Mitchell property values and wartime siege imagery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cially
Labyrinth
Lorette Heights
Napoleon
Joffre
Kitchener
Paris
Joffree
Holiness Camp Meeting Opens Near Mitchell
Followers of the Holiness movement gather at the association grove four miles northeast of Mitchell for a ten day camp meeting. Rev. Guy Wilson of Chicago and Rev. A C Zepp of Upland Indiana lead evangelistic work with Mrs Beatrice Beasley of Chicago in charge of the children’s meetings. W W Jeffers of Sioux City arrives to assist, with seventeen from Virgil joining last evening. Tomorrow's schedule includes Wilson preaching at 10 30 AM and 7 PM, Zepp at 2 30 PM, and Beasley overseeing the children's program at 1 30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S Grove
Mitchell
Guy Wilson
Chicago
A. C. Zepp
Upland
Ind
Mr. Wilson
Highmore Opens Its First Chautauqua With Full Season Passes
Highmore launches its first chautauqua with $1000 in season tickets sold in advance. A six day program features Castellucci’s Italians, Hortense Creede, Dustan’s opera singers, the Russian quartet, Kiltie’s band, and the Handel choir led by Dr. John Merritt Driver in varied concerts and readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Tradley
Hortense Creede
Reading
Helen Hadley
Robert Parker Miles
Dustan
EB. J. Powell
Willard Gorton
Morton Pemberton
Euclid B. Rogers
Kiltie
Handel Choir
John Merritt Driver
Veterinarians Test Licenses for Nongraduates in South Dakota
A hearing will be set soon on licenses for non graduate veterinarians in Pierre South Dakota after graduates from Spink and Jerauld protested to the state board. The 1918 law requiring five years of practice may be in conflict with current rules as the issue is debated.
Attorney General Examines Five Year Practice Certificates
The 1908 act required a license and the former attorney general held five year practice could be legal without a license. The new attorney general says the law intended certificates on five years of practice and such certificates have been issued, a central point of dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal O. Johnson
Pierre saloons fail to open doors reduce local licenses
Pierre S. D. saloon list shrank from five to three at the start of the year as one business did not seek renewal and another granted a license did not open for business, at least for now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
Pierre, S. D
Municipal saloon likely for Spearfish after vote
Sturgis, S D. After April election defeat the saloon factions failed to unite. Applicants and supporters seized the moment to push a municipal saloon plan. Businessmen organized a license bid and sentiment favors civic handling of liquor.
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Sturgis
S. D
Parmley Finds Crops Splendid in Aberdeen Visit
Ipswich businessman D J W Parmley president of the Yellowstone Trails association reports in Aberdeen that northern South Dakota crops look superb after recent frosts. Barley and oats lag in some areas but wheat and other grains are good. rye is thin but filling well. Corn acreage is up. some farmers weed and sow millet. Parmley sees record potential across a 200 to 300 mile radius and urges continued cultivation and silos to secure a bumper crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sulphur Springs
Iowa
Republican
South Maketa Wold
B. P. Wright
Towa
Joowa
Aberdeen
J. W. Parmeley
Ipswich
Yellowstone Trails Association
South Dakota
Huron
Montana
German Warships Suffer Damage in Baltic Skirmish
Stockholm and Copenhagen dispatches report Baltic engagements off Gotland with several German ships involved. The German battleship Mittlestad and a Kaiser class battleship reportedly returned to Kiel after taking hits. The Albatross minelayer ran aground while pursued by Russian cruisers, 21 crew members killed. A German torpedo boat reached Whatsamerszik with many wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
England
Stockholm
Copenhagen
Baltic
Gothland
Mittlestad
Kiel
Whattsamerszik
Rusian War Office
Windean
Gothland Island
Discharged Employee Fires on Milwaukee Roundhouse Foreman
Curtis Arnett, recently discharged from the Milwaukee system at Chamberlain S D, bought a revolver and tried to shoot foreman Charles Forrest. The shots misfired and Forrest disarmed him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Milwaukee System
Curtis Arnett
Charles Forrest
Forrest
Prisoner Bound Over After Early Morning Shooting Attempt
In dim light Sallant turned the assailant over to authorities after an attempted shooting at dawn. Arnett failed to hit his target, and the prisoner was held on more than $1,000 bond to answer at the next circuit court term.
Street Car Plans for Mitchell Corn Palace Route
Three miles of Mitchell street railway to be built this summer with gasoline motors. The project is led by F Cassem and the Hill brothers of Lake Hills Ta. Construction starts within two to three weeks on the Rodley branch linking Milwaukee depots to Tenth avenue. A holding company, Cassem Land & Townsite, capitalized at 500000, will own most stock with a second operating firm capitalized at 200000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Republican Today
F. Cassem
Cassem
Cornaluce Time
Mr. Cassem
A. N. Hill
D. N. Hill
Lake Hills
Mineapolis
Duluth
Superior
A. Nill
Rodley Street
Milwaukee
Omaha
Hill
Rowley Street
Milwaukee Tracks
Tenth Avenue
Sanborn Street
Graceland
Calvary
Montana Street
University
Mitchell Street Car & Interurban Railway Company
Pierre
Two Hills
Cassem Land & Townsite Company
Capitol Addition
Four Dead on 1915 Fourth in Chicago and Elsewhere
Chicago crowd and Sunday observance limited fatalities on Independence Day 1915. Four deaths reported nationwide including Dan Kelley in Tacoma and Earl Wilkens in Sioux City. injuries totaled ninety nine, with fires and toy pistols among causes, while fire losses dropped from 1903 figures.
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Chicago
Ill
LD Ae
UGS
Seren Eietort
Tacoma
Wash
Dan Kelley
Sioux City
Earl Wilkens
Baltimore
Explosion kills Andrew Breed in Pittsfield cannon blast
A cannon explosion in Pittsfield, Massachusetts fatally injures Andrew Breed. Investigators assess the blast as a fatal accident involving historical ordnance. Local authorities cordon off the site as relatives and residents mourn the tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
Mass
Andrew Breed
Swine Loss Down Says County Animal Health Report
Dr. S M Smith reports 1 609 swine examined in May and June with 175 losses about 10 percent mostly from sucking pigs. Vaccination and premises sanitation show progress while a June cholera outbreak in infants raises concern and prompts continued hog herd campaigns.
Zollman Herd Builds a Westward Holstein Empire
In Davison County South Dakota P A Kollman aims to create a premier Holstein Friesen herd near Mitchell. He sells off low producers and purchases pure breds from Wisconsin and New York focusing on high butterfat milk, AR O records and pedigrees to boost profits.
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Bolustep
Zollinen
Alice Nig Rue
Johanna de Kol Rue
Alice Nigue
St. Louis Exposition
Tilly Alcartra
Mr. Zollman
theHolstein- Friesian Association
New York
Wisconsin
Zollman
Emery Beats Mitchell In Close Riverside Park Baseball Battle
Emery defeats Mitchell 6 to 1 in front of a large crowd at Riverside Park in a clean game noted for sportsmanship. Beebe pitched strongly for Emery while Moran kept Mitchell in check until late. Dugan and Crumrine sparked Emery’s offense with key hits and bases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Emery Club
Riverside Park
Mitchel
Emery
Ruskin Park
Babe” Seebe
J. Moran
Beebe
Dugan
Gilmore
Butler
Scharnwebber
Seney
Obe¢ramb
Young
Murphy
Gilmores
Doyle
Crumrine
M. Moran
Moran
Grumrine
Lewis
Donald Dugan
RF Dugan
Crum- Vine
Bond
Oberamb
Tony Walton
Crumline
Oberambout
Dall
Emery AB RH
POA FM
Moranrf
Bondy Ss
Initz
Fahy
le Moran
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Dakota
Ay Bey
Dardanelles
Athens
Thompson
Cattredl
Kaiser
J. N. Davis
City of
Highmore
Municipal
Parmley
Wiindeau
Corn Palace
Bemonthey
Bedberal
Zollman Herd
Chilcago
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