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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1912
Page
3
A famed Indian scientist offers to give absolutely free a full size 20 package to five hundred readers in the Capital to prove cures for rheumatism kidney stomach liver bowels and more. The notice promises no charge and urges immediate writing to James at Port Wayne Indiana to claim the free treatment.
State Auditor Henry Anderson discusses a probe into wolf bounty certificates in the Black Hills. He notes one county issued over 2,200 certificates in seven months, questions fraud, and suggests counties pay bounties directly to curb misuse. He cites potential collusion and administrative delays as loopholes. Aberdeen reports a Clark county meeting on creating a county central office for mutual telephone service, delayed to March 23.
A Monday special meeting led by Mayor Hitchcock and Aldermen McDougal Michels Adams Walrath McCartney and Winsor passed Ordinance 256 on pole postings and approved the park board statute placing parks under a five member board. Several other measures were discussed or deferred including a garbage ordinance and Main Street water connections with a $100 deposit for post‑paving connections.
Local items report warm spell with a 62 degree rise in five months and a 80 degree night, moves of S W Rowley to the city, and a large Patriarchs Militant military ball with 75 couples. Reports of Milwaukee plans, high school debate teams, street sprinkling contract, and immigration traffic on the Cheyenne River and Standing Rock reservations fill the page. Senator Gamble visits, Dr Tomlinson talks health, a Parkston funeral train, and St Patrick program at the high school reflect community activity. Additional notes cover new residents, church services, and a growing Mitchell gun club planning a June shooting tournament.
A fragment from a vintage piece notes a remarkable pace described as nineteen miles a second. The line hints at a paradox of calm motion and extraordinary velocity without disruption.
Ad copy notes Dr. King’s New Life Pills offer smooth, guileless relief with no distress. It claims thorough work for health and good feelings and advertises a price of 25e at Diehl & Brown.
Baltimore investors learn a special stockholders meeting is set to authorize a 2 million dollar 6 percent general mortgage bond issue. Underwriters have agreed to buy or sell the bonds at par.
An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as an internal remedy targeting blood and mucous surfaces. It claims a long standing prescription by top physicians and links success to a tonic and blood preparation. Testimonials are offered upon request.
Letcher S D Lewis Jones Aberdeen visited his father Rev Jones then left for Yankton en route to Butte Nebraska. Maude Krause from Artesian visited Monta n before her claim. Dora Hayes from Mitchell visited home. Welch couple from Mitchell visited Ward family. Mina Bubb and Alice Comstock visited Woonsocket. Julia Daisy and Lillian Feaney from Mitchell visited home. Travel Circle hosted a St Patrick s party at Westmoreland home with about fifty attendees. Mrs Luman Jacobus and Miss Smith Mechune visited Woonsocket Scranton Pa. Gas explosion in Dunmore injures eight. victims include Summa family and Cavalla children.
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