Mitchell Capital Rate Notice
Advance admission price listed as 1.00 with a 40 rate in the Mitchell Capital notice. The fragment provides a brief commercial rate mark on the public pricing card.
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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1914
Page
2
Advance admission price listed as 1.00 with a 40 rate in the Mitchell Capital notice. The fragment provides a brief commercial rate mark on the public pricing card.
The article describes a summer extension program at Mitchell High School organized by Superintendent McClinton and professors Coggewell and Lewalin. Police boys participate in gardening and manual training to channel surplus energy, gaining practical skills and gratitude from the community. A local bank reopening in LaSalle is noted with revised conditions and leadership, while broader public discourse covers political and educational issues affecting the region.
Sixteen agricultural speakers aboard the International Harvester Alfalfa Special traveled from Alexandria to Elk Point last night, promoting alfalfa, hog cholera and silo building. Campaign began June 8 in Aberdeen with large farmer turnout and strong welcomes in Alexandria and surrounding towns. Speakers included P. G. Holden and C. H. Allen among others. The train, with 26 men, will reach Vermillion from Elk Point and return to Mitchell Friday June 19 for further addresses.
W. E. Cowin was thrown from an automobile two miles south of Harrisburg South Dakota into deep water beside the road and drowned. Authorities believe a rut caused the vehicle to veer and Cowin went off the road.
A vehicle veered off the road and toppled into the water, tossing the driver from the car. Bystanders pulled the person to safety as emergency crews arrived to assess injuries and coordinate rescue operations.
Paris reports more building collapses as soil subsidences from yesterday's violent storm cause injuries. Eight deaths are officially announced with authorities urging measures to prevent future repeats. The interior minister calls for action to address the disaster's aftermath.
A short health note highlights a simple stomach remedy that many readers reportedly found beneficial. It presents a straightforward prescription approach and calls attention to potential relief for digestive discomfort.
A photo shows the British challenger Shamrock V in her fall rigging. In a race with the old Shamrock a few days earlier the new yacht performed splendidly and demonstrated superiority on all points.
A Chicago druggist reportedly cured of chronic stomach liver and intestinal trouble endorses Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy. One dose is claimed to convince users with relief within 24 hours. The product is sold locally by Scallin Bros and Scott Gormley.
Enrollment soared past two hundred on the first day of the joint Dakota Wesleyan summer school and six county institute, with about 36 in credit work. By midmorning the total neared 275 as lectures and daily assembly meetings began in Science Hall, with officials from Aurora Brule Davison Hutchinson Jerauld and Sanborn in attendance.
Ming Waunéta Ferris of this city will marry Mark Mizener of Boston Mass on Sunday June 21 at the summer home of Dr and Mrs R Ohler in Northfield Minnesota. The bride to be plans a farewell luncheon this afternoon before leaving for the east Thursday morning. After the ceremony the couple will spend a few weeks at Lake Winnipesaukee New Hampshire then move to Boston where Mizener practices as a surgeon in the State Hospital. Mrs Oliver once Miss Heimerdinger and Ferris a Cum nock school roommate will host the wedding at her home.
Loren Webber of Mitchell and Jessie Claire Dance of Webster City Iowa wed at the groom’s brother C A Webber home in Sioux Falls. The ceremony was small with relatives and friends. The couple will reside in Mitchell where Webber runs a restaurant.
The supreme court today admitted the law graduates of the state university at Pierre South Dakota The list includes the names of the graduates admitted to the bar and practice of law within the state.
The Campbell county county seat contest heats up as Herreid residents claim Mound City aims to draw Pollock or Artas into a three cornered battle over a railroad extension. A three fifths vote is required, making a three town contest likely to derail any change.
Snapshot shows Mr. Junius S. Morgan of New York and his fiancée Miss Louise Converse of Boston at Westwood Mass. They attended gymkhiana games on the polo field to raise funds for convalescent children. Augusta Converse and Charlotte Loring organized the event while W Caricrop Forbes and Lindsay Loring ran the games.
Assessors ask if dogs have value for tax purposes. They debate whether a mongrel puppy should be priced the same as a registered bird dog or collie, which have market value, despite mongrels often lacking sale value.
A special train with three coaches left at 8:30 this morning from Parkston loaded with Mitchell firemen and boosters for the state meet of the firemen association. The Mitchell department filled most of the cars along with their famous "war horses" banner, aiming for a strong showing at Parkston. Other companies also traveled to the meet, but none in a special car.
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