Subscription Rates Notice from The Mitchell Capital W. RK
The Mitchell Capital W RK announces subscription prices with one year at 31.00 six months at 16 three months at 40 and payments strictly in advance.
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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1912
Page
2
The Mitchell Capital W RK announces subscription prices with one year at 31.00 six months at 16 three months at 40 and payments strictly in advance.
The piece debates why being labeled winner matters in campaigns and the duty of voters to investigate candidates. It argues for prudent choice, warns against mob mentality, opposes hasty shifts in allegiance, and calls for accountability in state finances and elected officials. It notes proposals to reform veto power and highlights appointees and local elections in South Dakota.
The article discusses state expenditures in the governor races, noting the outs and ins blame politics over how funds are used. It argues that voters must assume ignorance to conclude misappropriation and that governors have limited control since appropriations come from the legislature and are only tied to the governor’s signature on bills.
Incendiaries believed to be at work caused several recent fires in the region. The home of John Zupet burned after kerosene was used and explosions were heard during the blaze. Mrs. Zupet and her baby were saved by neighbors as firefighters fought the flames.
Articles of incorporation filed for Merchants Bank of Woonsocket with capital of 20000. Incorporators include W. H. Williams Roy H Wolff H W Hanege and H R Wolff for Wennox in Woonsocket South Dakota.
Last Saturday the domestic science and manual training departments presented an exhibit at the high school. Miss Brown led the program showing practical skills in needlework and cooking. Boys demonstrated woodworking while guests enjoyed a catered meal prepared by the culinary students.
A May sequence of social events features Miss Florence Koch honored with music and games at 317 East Second Street hosted by Misses Michels Sch oen and Schirmer. Grace Carter shower at 417 North Sanborn with gift tree and life pages. and a senior dinner for five Commerce students with Prof Van Renthuysen, all noted with festive decor and gifts.
The Elks' association plans a June 19 and 20 meeting described as larger than any prior event. Mitchell Jodge No 1059 will march with over 300, led by Mitchell band, traveling by special train from Omaha at 9 a m. June 19. An initiation night is set for June 18 with lunch and program, inviting outside members to join the Sioux Falls trip.
Mitchell High School manual training displays at city hall featured 125 pieces from 61 boys under G C Rexroad and Clyde Fullerton. The main floor held a wide range of home furniture including tables, chairs, rockers, hat racks and boxes, all praised for skill and taste by about 800 visitors.
Veterans of two wars took part in a solemn parade honoring fallen soldiers as part of the annual holiday commemoration. The ceremony featured a veteran from each conflict leading the march past the reviewing stand with community members observing.
The parade formed at ten with the Mitchell band leading down Main Street. Veterans from G A R and the Woman's Relief Corps marched with Spanish War veterans and schoolchildren to Graceland cemetery for a memorial ceremony at the unknown soldiers monument. An afternoon program at city hall featured music, readings, and addresses. Weather report notes May precipitation 2.49 inches and mean temperature 58 degrees.
The tenth annual May Musical festival in Aberdeen proved the best financial showing yet though not intended as profit. The Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra delivered its usual excellence with a strong local chorus directed by Sreder ic Rogers. A Power outage during Hiawatha’s Wedding Feast prompted improvisation as fire damage cut the lights, later traced to a car accident that ruptured a sixty gallon gasoline tank and caused a $1,800 loss.
Washington report says Lorimer will face a strained conference with Vice President Sherman where senators urged him to resign. A Senate poll allegedly predicts 54 to 39 against Lorimer, with only 39 possible votes left and two recently lost, signaling mounting pressure to quit.
Reverend W. M. Mair, Scottish born pastor now in Mitchell, rose from Garretson to Minnehaha County superintendent, and then to Mitchell where his Congregational church and parsonage mark his growing influence. His career spans teaching, lecturing, and building a lasting civic footprint alongside charity and education.
Mt Vernon South Dakota notes: Mrs Jr W Wagek and Jessie visit relatives in Port Tl, Mrs Komer Anshutz returns from White Lake, Miss Marie Neppedal to Hur on summer school. Memorial day dinner for old soldiers, new saloon site planned, Mt Vernon fire dept to picnic June 14, Old Settlers picnic moved to June 25. Mt Vernon high school closes with eight graduates. Aberdeen holds graduation services.
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