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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1913
Page
2
The notice lists subscription terms for Mitchell Capital Michell Publishing Co with W R Ronald as editor and manager. Rates shown: one year six months three months all strictly in advance. The fragment ends with a price of 1.00 and a time indication 7h 40. The readable text conveys how subscriptions are handled and the payment requirement.
The paper condemns President Wilson for approving abstinence from serving intoxicants at the White House and warns that promoting liquor would degrade national leadership. It argues liquor around elites corrupts society and urges restraint.
Salem officials report Dorothy Holt’s father Charles Ik Holt will prosecute the Gontersod attacker and his alleged accomplice, with Holt denying requests to hand the case to others. Ernest Harrison, blamed by Sullens, was jailed in Vandalia while a guard from Effingham escorted him to the station. a separate effigy incident targeted Mayor Salem over blind-tug and closures.
The South Dakota Supreme Court in an opinion by Justice Whiting affirms the Clay county lower court in William II Niles vs Andrew Lee. Former Governor Lee secured a verdict after promoter Niles used Lee as an easy mark in a Michigan railroad deal. Lee uncovered misused expense funds and obtained a full transfer of the property, defeating Niles’ suit. Another opinion by Polley covers A A Louseanu vs H N Gates et al in Minnehaha County.
Widespread Nebraska blizzard harms rail service with several lines blocked and trains stalled. Six victims found: A J Perry family of five plus a baby in a Milton Frazee area wagon. A government vote in Paris toppled Briand's ministry on a Senate confidence motion.
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