Refunding Bonds Boost City Finances and India Relief Drive
City council moves to refund $40,000 water works bonds at a lower rate after eight bids. O L Brason of Miret National Bank offers a 4 percent rate with structured redemption over 20 years, plus attorney and blank bond costs. Council also plans to fund a Mitch ell relief drive via THE REPUBLICAN with donor lists to follow.
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City Council
O. L. Braosen
Miret National Bank
Supreme Court
India famine relief spark in city led by Rev. T A Youngman
The famine sufferers in India have moved public attention and a nationwide relief movement begins. Rev. T A Youngman starts the effort by contributing the first five dollars toward aid.
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Youngman
Mitchell
Mr. Youngman
Bprro
Republican
India
Hoglish
T. AH. Youngman
T. A. Youngman
Horse Thieves Strike In Castalia Region
A Castalia area raid endangers farms as 22 horses are stolen and driven to the river. Six perish crossing ice, providing a clue to rustlers while cracks down on the organized horse thefts plague Charles Mix county. A recent cattle theft near Delmont adds to mounting panic.
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Charles Mix County
Land Office
Castalia
Montgomery Place
Delmont
Mitchell prepares for city election next month
Mitchell voters will choose a mayor four aldermen city treasurer police and city justice four board of education members and a school treasurer. Aldermen term expirations listed for wards one through four along with education board terms. A license question will be on the ballot alongside the elections.
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Mitchell
Board of Education
E. L. Potter
Jos. MouLaughhlie
LL Beckwith
C. Burnside
F.S. Schirmer
Jane D. Chambers
A. J. Kings
S. T. Greene
James T. Smith
Omaha Officers Inspect Omaha Road on Special Train
Omaha officials led by general superintendent A. W. Trenham and S. G. Strickland along with other officers of the Omaha road traveled by a special train to inspect the line. They arrived Monday evening and returned east this morning.
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A. W. Trenham
S. G. Strickland
H. ,Spencer
H.C. Hope
Omaha Road
Ed Tech Head Defends City Schools in Letter
Mitchell S D March 16 Superintendent E J Quigley replies to a prior critique of the schools. He defends the teaching staff noting 13 teachers and a high school principal as dedicated professionals. He denies indecency claims and praises school order, calling the accusations false and spiteful.
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Misa Rogers
Miss Rogers
Itt
E. J. Quigley
Mitchell
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Maccabee Initiation Adds Ten New Members
Ten new members were inducted into the Maccabee tent with the Salem degree team from Omaha officiating. New initiates include H. O. Fish, Will Havena, Reed Owen, Dr. Crosset, James Dougherty, D. C. Sneller, Clyde Kimble, Avery Frink, Harry Hooper, and Earle Brown. The Salem team praised for their thorough initiation and the luncheon followed in the rear hall.
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Salem
Omaha
H. O. Fish
Will Havena
Reed Owen
Dr. Crosset
James Dougherty
D. C. Sneller
Clyde Kimble
Avery Frink
Harry Hooper
Earle Brown
J.C. Schmidt
W. Fr. Ellie
John G. Lowe
J. K. Lingerfelter
E. J. Bates
William
Mitchell
Gambling houses ordered shut by city authorities
City authorities ordered several gambling houses to close on Monday night. The establishments had been operating for some time and were reportedly complying with the order, remaining closed as required.
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Kd. C. Warre
F. W. Freyberg
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A. H. Daniela
Rf. Dundass
B. A. Bobb
W. KE. Crane
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Prescott & Bidwell
South Dakota
W.H. Webster
Quigley
Maccabees
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