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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1911
Page
4
Public notice records reveal a corporate matter involving Mitchell Capital Mica Pure En Pte. Pany, with entity references to Pro Peterbon and related filings. The readable fragments indicate a corporate action or inquiry affecting a stake or registration.
Fragmentary lines mention names and places but lack coherent events or concrete facts to summarize into a full news item. No identifiable persons, organizations, dates, or locations are clearly readable.
The piece argues against granting vast public lands to rail and terminal interests at Controller Bay. It critiques federal policy, cites the Guggenheim line and steel trust rebates, and warns against natural monopolies dominating Alaska’s resources. It also notes local traffic consensus on sharing roads between autos and teams.
A flurry of social events fills the week with parties, teas, and birthdays. Mrs Condon excels at naming faces in a photo guessing game, Miss Marjorie Ford hosts a silhouette party, and Prof Mansveld departs for Hope Chapel while his church plans a larger choir. Tea at Mrs Hammer and Mrs Goodykoontz charm guests, and a kitchen shower bids farewell to the Mansveld family as the Presbyterians welcome a new era.
Thomas Fullerton M M Doyle and A B Seaton toured east of town reporting the corn crop the best they have ever seen in the state. They noted rapid advance beyond normal stages, moist deep soil, and strong prospects for a large harvest with a fine fall exhibit at the corn palace.
Campaign for control of Canada’s parliament centers on the reciprocity treaty with the United States. Premier Laurier asks for immediate dissolution as the 11th Parliament ends, with elections set for September 21. Opponents warn reciprocity edges toward annexation, while farmers’ views remain uncertain.
The country has grown indifferent to probes and believes partisan motives drive many inquiries since spring. Committees have produced little substantiated evidence for sensational claims.
Remarks suggest Robert E. Dowdell seeks the Democratic nomination for governor, beyond his presidency of the National Editorial association. The piece argues such ambitions should be conceded without controversy.
Washington DC Representative Underwood chairman of the Ways and Means Committee denounced William Jennings Bryan as a falsifier on the House floor. He defended his protectionist stance and denied blocking steel tariff revisions, amid Democratic applause. A Bryan article accused Underwood of obstructing steel duties, hinting at personal steel stock investments. In New York Grant B. Schley testified before the Stanley steel trust inquiry, recounting a 4,000,000 loan forced into sale during the 1907 panic.
Saturday afternoon Mrs. GC WwW Leekley hosted the Wauchesa club at 804 Fourth Avenue East for friend Miss Rachel Abbott of Boise Idaho visiting in the city. The gathering featured conversation embroidery and refreshments marked by a cordial home event. ENTERTAINED FOR FRIENDS.
Judge C A Willard in Minneapolis granted an injunction restraining South Dakota from collecting 1909 taxes from Wells Fargo and American Express. The state will appeal to the supreme court, potentially forcing tax system changes and a constitutional amendment to be presented to voters.
Notice given that Thomas A Berry and Louise S Berry defaulted on a 1909 mortgage to Minnecker. Foreclosure will occur at public auction at Mitchell Court House front door on Sunday in August 1911 at 2 PM for the premises in John Lawler's Addition to Mitchell.
Notice is given that O L Branson as mortgagee will foreclose a mortgage on Lot 6 Block 14 Railroad Addition Mitchell Davison County South Dakota. Sale by sheriff at public auction at Mitchell courthouse on August 12 1911 at 2 PM to highest bidder.
Executors Delvan Becker and Mina Becker announce claims against Emil Becker deceased. Creditors must file with vouchers within six months after first publication at Becker's store Mitchell Davison County. Dated July 11 1911.
Notice to Agnes C Foster W C Foster The Dakota Improved Seed Company William O Cox Theodore T Snow Catherine J Sickler and Charles Hoon that lots 9 and 10 in Block 19 Original Plat Town Mitchell were sold for 1899 taxes on November 5 1900 S J Allen purchased and holds the certificate of sale with redemption period sixty days from service of this notice Dated June 22 1911 Frank Weller Agent of S J Allen Idaho Alfalfa and Fruit Farm seeks trade for southeastern South Dakota farm land with an abundance of small fruits and a water right WFisk Williams Realty Caldwell Idaho also promotes a money making door to door invention sales opportunity from Geo Fin Co Leeds Sioux City Iowa.
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