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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1909
Page
8
Former Kansas governor Hoch spoke at a Mitchell lecture and then attended a large afterglow at the city hall. Mayor Witchcock presided as Hoch praised town pride and a clean city while local leaders discussed roads, parks, and future civic plans.
County officials selected 50 jurors for the circuit court term opening on April 138th. The list includes C. E. Newbury Albert Jebsen C. R. Winter Wm. Anderson and many others. A separate note recalls a St Patrick’s Day Elks Hall dance with Koolish Orchestra delivering popular music and encores.
Professors Willis and Holden spoke to a crowd of farmers and citizens on South Dakota agriculture. Willis urged pride in farming, seed selection, and disease control, stressing testing seed and soil moisture retention. Holden, the Great Corn Apostle, promoted ear testing, charted unproductive seed corn, and urged engaging youth in farming duties.
Ex Governor Hoch of Kansas spoke at Gale theatre on Sunday evening. His Kansas message urged optimism and prohibition enforcement, praising state prosperity since saloons ended and urging national prohibition. He tied religious truths to law and urged better living and faith in old religious principles.
Nebraska bank teller reportedly dying from blood poison after handling infected currency. Opinion warns against rushing risky exchange practices. In Springfield, warning that ongoing war prep by newspapers fuels public anxiety about global conflict.
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