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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1906
Page
6
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Instrumental Contest at W C T U Event Chooses Winner
Five Misses competed for a gold medal with Helen Powers winning for her piano selections. Judges were Miss Goodykoontz Miss Butler and Mrs W A Kleimberger. Readings by Mrs Vermilyea Mrs Nott Miss Branch and Mrs Posey enhanced the program. The retiring president Mrs J S Wilson received a gold ring from the new president Mrs O H Cassem. The matrons contest to follow will be held next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Powers
Elizabeth Kelley
Edith Smith
Pearl Slade
Helen Reeves
Maude Ssilsby-Nichols
Miss Goodykoontz
Miss Butler
W. A. Kleimberger
C. EE. Vermilyea
FE. H. Nott
Branch
Posey
W. C
LT. A
J. S. Wilson
O. If. Cassem
Convention Organizes County Sunday School Association
Sunday schools across the county held a Mt. Vernon convention to organize a county association. Low attendance due to bad roads. Rev. F. P Leach directed sessions and spoke, with Miss Harriette Reeves reading a temperance paper. C M Peck elected president. Reeves, secretary. Hoff, Graham, Just named to executive committee. Delegates to Watertown state convention May 18-20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Vernon
Keamer
Quigley
F. P Leach
Sioux Falls
State Association
Samuel Weir
Larriette Reeves
C M. Peck
Wim. McDowell
2 County Association
C. M. Peck
Harriette Reeves
Messrs
Just, Hoff and Graham
Presbyterian
Congregational
Methodist
Watertown
Plant to Run All Night Beginning April 1
The Mitchell Gas Co. gas system fulfilled part of the city’s wish for all night lighting but electric users were left unsatisfied. Manager White told The Republican that the electric light plant will be operated all night starting April 1, meeting the demand for continuous service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
White
Mitchell Gas Co
The
Republican
Growing of alfalfa on Davison county farm highlighted by Pautsch
O K Pautsch of the Davison county firm Pautsch Bros describes alfalfa as a superior forage crop for hogs cows and growing stock. He notes 60 acres of alfalfa on a 6400 acre farm and yields four tons per acre with surplus sold for 12 per ton. He claims alfalfa thrives with prairie moisture and drought tolerance, with long-term stands of 15 years on the Mitchell area farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria Ijerald
Mitchell
Herald
O. EK. Pautsch
Otautsch Bros
Davison County
Pautsch
J. Q. Anderson
Anderson Ranch
Ile
South Dakota
Tiffany Announces Run for Davison County Register
Red L Tiffany declares candidacy for the office of Register of Deeds in Davison County South Dakota pending approval of the next Republican county convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reguter of Deeds
Davison County
South
Dakota
Mitchell District Medical Society Winter Meeting Held
The Mitchell District Medical Society met in this city at the offices of Crane and Ball with strong attendance from physicians. Dr. W. R. Ball presided. papers on Diphtheria, Difficulties, and Pneumonia were read by Drs. Duncan, MWie Howard, Scofield, and Bobb, with Dr. Knott presenting on Appendicitis. A banquet followed at midnight after the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell District Medical Society
TH. &. Scofield
Parkston
Bobb
K. C. Gaper
Chamberlain
VanbBuren Knott
Sioux City
J. A. Howard
Ethan
H. B. Scofield
S. W. Duncan
BE. L. Langly
Oacoma
A. J. Gifford
Alexandria
I. C. Gaver
R. C. Faust
Salem
O. H. Pheren
Hmnery
J. L. Atkinson
Spencer
J. F. Dustin
Pukwana
van Buren Knott
Drs. F. W. Kreyterg
R. A. Bobb
Mitchell Watering Co
Blanchards Choose Santa Cruz For Future Home
The Surf at Santa Cruz reports Hon. and Mrs. Tibor Blanchard will relocate to Santa Cruz to make their future home. They formerly resided in Mitchell and held ties to Pierre South Dakota where Mr. Blanchard served in state roles. He is a lawyer, accountant, and former public examiner and bank superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
South Dakota
Blanchard
South
Santa Cruz
California
Republican
Santa Cruz. Cal
Ti Bh. Blanchard
Mitchell
Pierre
Surf
Ilion
T. KE. Blanchard
Towa
Fight at Star restaurant ends with arrest for disturbing the peace
Monday evening a brawl at the Star restaurant between two colored men led to Will Clark attempting to intervene. Clarence Thompson, identified as the main aggressor, was arrested by Chief Keith, pleaded guilty, and paid a $10 fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star
Will Clark
Will
Clark
Phil Tobin
George Holloran
Keith
Clarence Thompson
Justice McKinley
Thompson
Phompson
Fear of Public Opinion Drives Trusts in Freight Rates
A Kansas trust agent testified that trusts deemed freight rate treatment unjust but kept quiet due to fear of public backlash. He called fear in a charged political climate the trust defenses weakest point and a potent weapon for public action.
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