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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1914
Page
4
The document outlines land parcels in Montana and nearby areas including 80 8160 acres, appraisal ranges from 60 to 90 dollars per acre, with notes on secured interests and city properties. It mentions parties and conditions in a terse sale or transfer context, with figures and references to arising ownership rights.
Ray Morris, found by the river tub in a Main Street barbershop, was escorted to headquarters by Chief Wood Smith after being identified as a suspect in a Plankinton farm theft. He admitted taking about 15 dollars from co workers’ clothes and faced petit larceny charges. Sheriff Richard Wilson assisted in returning him for trial.
R. B. Mayberry of Mitchell recalls a prior interview about kidney disease and its sequel. He credits Dean's Kidney Pills from Diehl Brown's Drug Store with relieving backache and strengthening kidneys. The advertisement notes price 50 cents and urges readers to ask for Dean's Kidney Pills.
The June 30 call on 634 South Dakota state banks shows a $3.54 million rise in total deposits from the prior year, offset by a near $1 million drop since March 4, 1914 as banks meet crop season needs. Loan totals reach about $49.6 million, with combined assets and liabilities reflecting growth in deposits and real estate and securities.
South Dakota Democrats will convene in Mitchell next Wednesday for a state candidate and executive committee session to map a broad campaign. Attending are F H Winsor Ben Ash W W Soule Mayor Wagner Dendonohue Wm Hickey D B Coffey H J Rock I J Welch to outline plans and county outreach.
The executrix Louise Weepie asks creditors and people with claims against Joseph Weepie to present them with vouchers within six months of first publication. Claims should be filed with Louise Weepie executrix at Ethan in Davison County. Dated July 25, 1914.
Washington D C government deposits totaling 324 million will be placed in national banks to facilitate moving bumper crops. Secretary McAdoo says the response shows revived business activity, with most funds going to the south and west and none to the eastern states and New England.
Mme Henriette Caillaux, wife of the former French premier and finance minister, testifies in the Calmette murder case at Le Figaro. Mme Gueydan, who later married Caillaux and then his divorce, denounces Caillaux as the intruder who defiled her home and took her place amid spectator cheers.
King George and Queen Mary travel by Caley Station Hamilton marking a historic royal visit to Scotland's iron and coal centers. Guards from the Scottish Rifles and Highland Light Infantry accompany the monarchs as the route passes through vibrant coal district towns amid enthusiastic crowds.
J. S. Parker captains the four tennis stars of the British Isles arriving to play in the Davis Cup matches. The English team includes A. H. Lowe aged 28, T. M. Mavrogordato aged 30, and A. F. R. Kingscote aged 25. This is Parker's third visit to America as part of an international challenge team.
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