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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1915
Page
5
A fragment notes a postmaster named Mitchell under the act of March 1879 receiving medical attention with little hope of recovery. The text is fragmentary but indicates a governance or clerical official facing illness and possible formal action.
The Corn Palace board reconfirmed the current committee slate at Tuesday’s meeting, praising four years of strong leadership and a building fund nearing $11,000. They warn against change, urge continued directorship, and discuss funding options including deferred payments to secure a permanent home for the institution. Mitchell officials favor steady plans to sustain the palace’s public role and entertainment offer.
Alexandria's flouring mill to reopen after purchase by Mrs HD Blakesly of Denver, with plans to restore operations for city and region. The mill, once idle since prior mismanagement, boasts a capacity near fifty thousand barrels daily and extensive milling equipment, and aims to resume full production promptly.
Fragmentary OCR text reports a deranged individual near Killin involving a deranged person and a fatal incident with a child or baby buried nearby. Names appear garbled, making clarity uncertain. no verifiable events or dates can be confirmed from the provided text.
The list split roughly half fiction half non fiction with 142 child fronted titles and 180 classed works. The daily circulation rose above a week’s total as the story hour drew strong turnout among older boys and the crowd neared one hundred. Next Saturday the Home Reading event features a slate of tales including Alanig thin Mohn Trai and Call of the by Chetty among others, inviting attendance at 10.
A compact notice outlines wolf bounty rules and eligibility for purchase of bounty certificates. Details list the process and required steps for participants seeking compensation.
A Federal judge's habeas corpus ruling prompts possible state prisoner trials. Judge Elliott freed Von Moore, convicted fifteen years ago in Stanly County for a murder linked to an Indian woman, while the U S Supreme Court weighs federal over state jurisdiction. Stanton County officials and the district attorney discuss implications as the process unfolds.
James Kinnelly homesteader from Carlock files suit seeking about 19000 dollars against a regional telephone company. He alleges his leg was fractured and possibly amputated after his horse ran into a wire strung by the company, causing injuries when a carriage was struck. Trial set for the April term.
A 1st quarterly meeting of the Farmers Educational and Co-Operative Union of America was held in Yom County hall. Delegates debated farm cooperatives to stabilize prices and markets, urging united action to meet adverse industrial conditions and expand state organization for farmer unions nationwide.
A court case reveals Frederick Moye of Homestake allegedly poisoned candy and sweets to harm Henry Clark and others. Postoffice inspectors traced tainted chocolates to Moye after Mary Clark and Miss Deyo received gifts. Frederick confessed fearing he would harm Clark and faced bond hearings in May as investigators pursued the motive and details.
The piece extols Mitchell Missouri as a budding commercial center with live wire merchants and growing industries. It highlights advertising, rail access, and the town’s potential to attract business with its civic pride and southeastern South Dakota ties, urging readers to support the town’s commercial rise.
A fragmented excerpt describes courting interests and liberal propositions to attract residents and capital to a central agri hub in the Northwest. It suggests a plan to market the city to young tech capitalists and renters, emphasizing development and housing policy.
A polished dainty comedy titled Romancers Is staged by the Teuralay women’s music club with a lively cast led by Helen Grask and others. The production, praised for its humor and stage presence, drew strong audience approval at the chapel platform and featured notable performances from members including Rose Tuskett and Tab. The event provided entertainment for the community and highlighted community theater talent.
A garbled OCR fragment references a fall involving a chair and a fatal outcome. It mentions Andras Jonson, a 79-year-old man, and notes surrounding relatives and a window scene. The text is incomplete and unclear about full details or jurisdiction.
An informal gathering of Coyote alumni occurred at Mt Charles with Hood attendance noted. Tyron Payne and Charles Toastmaster presided as talk topics included university ties and poetry relations. Meg Jaundauist, Doane Hobingon and Mrs Johnson spoke on campus events and literary themes amid restaurant chatter.
A cascade of social notes from the Livehfield area covers dinner hosts Mr and Mrs W A Wheeler who welcomed twenty four friends at 422 East Second Avenue. Guests included Miss Rack and Mrs Teoret McGrath with yellow white decor and two tables. Several gatherings followed, including a Sunday card party at Mes 3.2 Williams and a needlework session hosted by Mrs Cogan. The Schlitzingers hosted a surprise party for friends, and J J Welch led a Mozart talk at a meeting. Miss Lonella Melita celebrated with a theatre outing and afterglow. Halcyon hosted a birthday gathering for Washington with notable guests. The West club hosted a social at 705 East Fourth Avenue, while the Loomis Round Table organized a stag party and study session, with plans for future meetings including a review of Her Arg and a Twenty-Contuely club event.
Readers note economic strain and market shifts in New York amid global tension. Reports describe strained linen and wool trades, rising prices, and cautious buyers as financial pressures ripple through the city’s commerce and daily life.
A draft note discusses Christopherson and other congressional aspirants in the district, noting potential candidacy changes and party strategy. The piece mentions White Lake and a farm attack incident involving Mrs. Allen Fraser and her injuries, with fears of serious internal damage.
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