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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1895
Page
4
The Mitchell capital and Mitchell Printing Co. forecast quick harvests as wheat, oats, rye, and barley yields are expected to roll in soon. Strong entities include Mitchell Capital and Mitchell Printing Co. with agricultural progression noted.
The notice discusses subscription pricing and reader address updates for publications. It mentions a miniature red school house image and various copy counts. It notes correspondence to be sent from the office and a political outreach plan in Missouri with Loucks delivering forty speeches.
An OCR filled notice page blends legal ads with tragic details of an explosion. It notes property listings and fees for notices, then shifts to a fatal blast near Madison with casualties, and mentions the Madison Chautauqua event and political convention discussions. The text references Regents actions on Brookings College and calls for educational leadership changes.
The readable fragments show partial phrases about a person named White and a discussion of pleas and a wife. The text is heavily garbled with missing words and lacks verifiable facts such as date, place, or outcome.
Fragmentary text describes a dispute over possession and ownership involving multiple parties. The garbled lines reference a railroad, a lake, and various names, suggesting a contested claim or custody matter with unclear specifics and dates.
Major Demarest of Watertowns complains that South Dakota WRO members sending clothing and table linens to Hot Springs soldiers home waste energy. He notes large piles of unused items and urges the Soviet aid unit to repurpose surplus goods for the home.
A scrambled OCR fragment mentions capitalists from the east and prices, with references to NYs and Sarth Yaied. The text is incomplete and lacks clear events or facts.
Local notes report harvest prospects rye oats and corn being laid by. visits and travel include Mrs Sholes in Marathon Jow, Bertha Sehlingen headed for Chamberlain and Madison. Community events feature Mandolin club at Methodist church, rides to Mitchell for Fourth of July festivities, and local sports with a Blendon scrub ball club triumph.
The report lists balances in the V Us County Fund and summarizes crop conditions across counties. It notes drought effects, rainfall gaps, excellent corn growth, variable grain prospects, and rye harvest progress, with scattered rains aiding potatoes and hay prospects. It also mentions Hood's Sarsaparilla advertisements during the season and local business notes.
A New York Journal anecdote recounts a West to New York passerby puzzled by a beggar’s line. The man wonders how locals detect Western origins from small cues such as stance, dress, or habits, prompting reflections on regional identity and city life.
An old editorial argues that consuming liquids with meals aids digestion by helping fluids reach small particles, while dry meals cause heartburn. It contends liquids should not be avoided, comparing meal liquid use to feeding a fire. The piece references travel and training methods by Horace and mentions Travelers' Ree.
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