Mitchell Capital and local notices in Mitchell era
The column lists mixed town notices and updates from Mitchell Nebraska area. It notes the Mitchell Capital weekly price and subscription, a new second hand store in the Sullivan building, sales of land and pensions, local trades and improvements, a marriage license, an excursion train error, church repainting, staff changes at the Mail, Timber claim proofs, a high school game result, a government loans debate, and farmers fearing crop damage from rabbits in place of weather events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Smith
University
al Scott
Wazon F
Mitchell Capital
Dollar
Sullivan
C. F. Dutton
Geo. A. Johnston
R. T. Robinson
East Fourth Street
A. A. Brown
Roth
Celeste Couglin
C. J. Mordoff
Deering
Wm. A. Rossman
Union Township
Maggie C. Dougherty
Mitchell
Tom Manchester
Dayigan County
Sanborn
Milwaukee
Madison
Talmage Day
Talmage
Charley Roth
Ben Lester
Aberdeen
Alexandria
Rogan
Blanchard
Post Office
Alliance
Lowe
R. C. Wills
Wells
Winsor
One Dollar Per Year: Mitchell Capital Adopts Low Price
The Mitchell Weekly Capital lowers subscription to one dollar per year, aiming to broaden circulation beyond Hanson, Sanborn, Aurora, Douglas, Hutchinson, Miner, and Jerauld counties. The move targets advertisers and aims to boost readership while promising depth of local and general news. News items note farm sales near Mitchell, wheat yields, and local commerce as secondary highlights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tur Mitchell
South
Hanson
Sanborn
Aurora
Douglas
Hutchinson
Miner
Jerauld
Mitchell
Corn Belt
Hutchinson County Farmers Prosper in Fall Outlook
Hutchinson County seems content with debt reduction as the register of deeds notes 44 percent more mortgages discharged than filed last month. The county’s farms show fine groves and sturdy buildings as residents anticipate higher activity in fall months. A Pleasant Surprise marks Blanche Turneaure’s 16th birthday with a gathering of about twenty young people who treated her to gifts, refreshments, and games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkston
Hutchinson County
Register of Deeds
Miss Blanche Turneaure
Miss Blanche
Normal Institute Opens in Mitchell with Four-Grade Program
The Normal Institute for Davison county begins August 3 in Mitchell’s east side school for three weeks. Prof L A Stout of Dakota University leads with Profs Friars Cross and Supt Bros assisting. Four grades A to D offer courses in algebra rhetoric physics bookkeeping civics geography physiology and didactics. Tuition is $2 with a free teachers exam and diplomas awarded after four years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Normal Institute
Davison County
Mitchell
L. A. Stout
The
Dakota University
Friars
Cross
Supt. Bros
H. L. Bras
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E. B. VanAlstine
Randolp
Miss Smith
D. C. Burnside
Pillsbury Mills
Minneapolis
Prince Edward’s Island
Canada
Col. J. M. Adams
United States
John Green
Lisbon
David Hammer
Lawler
B. Hager
Sioux Falls
F. J. Chase
Philip Campbell
City
John H. Holm
Ethan
John Schoenfelder
Emsley
Henry Kirfel
Stover
Sloan
Sampson
Dott
Broderick
Mitchell Boys
J. K. Smith
Nebraska
Hammer's Crossing
Omaha
Mitchell Chemical Company
Scotland
C. G. Rathbun
Chicago
Eva A. Comfort
Christopher Jenson
Hanson County
W.H. Helwig
Messrs. Burns and Piggott
L. H. Richey
Chas. Mix County
Daniel Thomas
Co. I
Reg
Wisconsin Infantry
J. M. Adams
Bertha A. Spees
Crane
Yankton
Alexandria Herald
Jackson
Napier
Mitchele Dry Goods Company
Walker
Tee
the Mitchell Weekly Capita
Chice
Mitchell Printing Company
Mitchell, South Dakota
Naw Ta, Nenalau
Hart
WM. Deering & CO
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