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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1915
Page
5
Mixed want ads list weekly commissions for seam line work and references required, plus rooms for rent, homes for sale or trade, and land auction terms. Notices include real estate auctions with lot numbers and financial details, along with lost items, pets, and service offers from local businesses.
Sioux Falls was chosen as the convention city for 1918 by the South Dakota Launderers Association in a closing session. Aberdeen and Huron invited. J Tiffany of Aberdeen named for his second term as president. C Fish of Redfield elected secretary for the third time. A Kelley of Sioux Falls vice president. J H Fosberg of Turon treasurer. P A Willisans of Milbank elected forecant at arms. A note of thanks was extended to Mitchell Chamber of Commerce and Secretary Morgans, and to W B Pitcher for his presence and efforts.
An old advertisement touts Pape's Diapensin as a fast remedy for indigestion gas heartburn sourness and constipation. It claims quick relief within minutes and promotes a healthy appetite while warning about imitators. The copy emphasizes taste ease and effectiveness against stomach misery.
A morning ceremony at 8 o'clock united Emma Mo Peters and Orlando Horning in marriage at the First Baptist Church. Rev Robert Kelley officiated. the couple will reside at 21 North Lawler Street. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs RF Peters. Mr Horning is a teacher whose job may soon require a move.
Dakota Wesleyan claimed a 21 decision over the Corinthians in Yankton on Tuesday night. Wesleyan defeated Huron by unanimous verdict on Saturday and beat Yankton to clinch the state inter collegiate debate title. The rivals met amid a fierce history, with Yankton carrying honors in basketball last season. Harold South Clinton Anderson and Carroll Thompson led the Wesleyan team with coach Be W. Wilds. Yankton was represented by Simon Nelson Bout IL Jones and Stephen Tobin. Judges were S. McCowan Siou City Weig and TF Holland. W.K. Medfurtrey of Yankton presided.
Fragmented passage describes African plains with grasses, trees near watercourses, and blooming plants. Mentions sunshine, agriculture including potatoes, strawberries, apples, and fragrant flora such as heliotrope, with references to the Republic and Roosevelt in a historic, uncertain context.
Fragmented garbled text covers URDAHL WRITES ABOUT PRINTERS and mentions state debates, snowstorms, and battles with chaotic lines. It references Lake County senator denial, flowers, and an education plea advocating reading as a remedy amid unclear context and jumbled phrases.
Reported sightings describe a German auxiliary cruiser amid wartime activity. Passengers from a sunken Frew liner list prisoners, with British and American authorities negotiating rights and potential releases for wounded and detained individuals aboard ships near Queenstown and Brazil.
In Minnesota yesterday thirty towns switched from wet to dry in municipal elections, with returns showing most changes in the dry direction. Many towns remain unchanged as results from St Paul and surrounding areas are tallied.
Dakota Wesleyan earned a narrow decision over Muron tro free degiate debaters in a Saturday morning meet at the college chapel on the question of adopting minimum wage laws. Wesleyan's affirmative team defeated Huron's negative squad, with judges including Prof. S. D. ran 3 pen iasven and Prof. Arthur Cuttick among others. The result puts Wesleyan and Yankton in a state championship contest, with Wesleyan to face Yankton Tuesday night in Yankton.
Senator Hans Urdaill defends his record while criticizing Pierre papers and printers' trusts. He cites state printing contracts and legislative history from Pierre with backing by constituents who reelected him. Sloan's remedy touted for rheumatism as an aside, and Chester election results favor temperance victory and electric lights plan.
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