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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1918
Page
5
Reading like a wartime dispatch, the report describes Huns attacking a burial ceremony for a South Dakota soldier as German shells fall near the grave. Witnesses recount the shelling and the improvised funeral rites, with observers noting delays and the perilous conditions around the ceremony.
The Board of Regents formerly tendered their use to the government for war work. Details mention meal rations, enrollment, and staffing adjustments to support production and training. The piece notes government allowances, regional agents, and ongoing coordination with state institutions to sustain the work force.
The passage reports a promotion involving a general superintendent position at a South Dakota railroad division. It mentions transfer of duties, oversight of divisions, and identification with the Black Hills region. Names and exact places are partially garbled but indicate a Wisconsin river or lodge connection and multiple supervisory roles.
A severe thunderstorm in Watlertown causes seven horses to be struck by lightning and several residents report injuries and fatalities. A tornado like wind damaged buildings while firemen extinguished or controlled small blazes with prompt aid. Power lines and utilities suffered extensive damage across the area.
A terse message reports the death of Judge Gaffy's adopted son, Ployd Gratty, in a sailboat accident near Great Falls. The youth, described as a conductor on the Great Northern, died after a rough mishap while traveling with family and may have occurred during a train journey.
Prof. I Poster Jones, eight years dean of English literature at Curon College and named a top literary reader in the state, resigns. He leaves for the Black Hills to spend the summer and has not stated future plans.
A historical note describes an invention or device related to oil use in a Ford vehicle. The article mentions witnesses and dates, with limited readable context about the demonstration and potential impact. Further details are unclear due to OCR quality.
A fragment discusses wind as a force of nature and a tempestful power. It contrasts willing service with resistance and hints at fear facing a minister or a figure of authority. The text blends mythic tone with speculative ideas about nature and control.
A British seaman among those who attacked Ostend Harbor and helped block its harbor as a base for submarines smiles despite injuries when he is hoisted ashore from his ship by pulleys. Dover welcomes the returning crew after the operation that thwarted German U boat activity.
Unclear fragmentary text suggests debate over respect for national colors and enforcement. Mentions Lathe Andes and Drs Po bee panel with references to defense and POLLISTONE efforts amid confusing names and places.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses the lack of fire protection for Pierre and the need to supply essential services and equipment in an emergency. It references water ships, capital expenditures, and a plan to protect the city during a fire event.
Announcement from the War of the NDWaukee pilot in Mit Alli Pods outlines dates for soldier travel. One‑way and round‑trip tickets allow staged trips with reduced rates, extending to parlor car options. travel penalties and stopovers limited to thirty days.
Sealed proposals will be received by the School Board of District No 4 Davison County for furnishing lumber and timber for the construction and erection of a school house to be located in the Northwest Quarter of Section 4 in Badger Township. Plans and specifications may be seen at Grells in Milburn or the district office. Bonds for performance and payment required. bid deposit to accompany each bid. Awards will follow examination of bids.
A dubious health trend claiming internal baths cleanse the body and improve skin and vitality. The text warns against unproven claims and cautions about potential risks from ingesting powders and minerals.
Article notes the Red Cross needs 50 workers to produce surgical dressings but has only about half that number available. It describes the staffing gap, scheduling constraints, and evening shifts to meet demand, urging volunteers to help during the crisis.
A garbled inquiry asks about a person who never fled from work and hints at a distant event. The text mentions names or phrases like Osh and Siveah dhore daimtieul with unclear meaning and no definite conclusion.
An advertisement-like testimonial from a Mitchell area reader describes Dean Kiines Pills alleviating chronic health issues. The message claims significant improvement in heart and stomach troubles after using the product, with dates indicating years of use and notes of availability at local dealers.
An old advertisement touts S. S. S. as a vegetable blood remedy that cures rheumatism by purifying the blood. It claims liniments and movement cannot reach the disease and urges readers to obtain a bottle and consult a Medical Director in Atlanta for free advice.
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