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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1910
Page
6
The fragmentary text references a cry or call and a location implied by Dutch phrasing. Details are unclear but suggests a scene with a喊 and a place name.
Ince battles for a decisive eighth win at a major venue. Ad pursues a strong showing as both competitors clash in a tight, high stakes event. Local observers note the rivalry and potential records within reach.
Knights Templar of St Bernard Commandery held Easter services at the Methodist church with a 2 pm assembly, an 18 voice choir, and Rev. F B Barnett delivering a Colossians 1 3 message urging moral renewal. The day included a Sunday school program titled Christ the Conqueror and a baptismal ceremony symbolizing rebirth, with future services noted on page 3.
Easter Sunday at the First Methodist Episcopal Church drew an overflow audience of about eighteen hundred. The day featured magnificent music under Prof Hobson with a new pipe organ discussed at length, and seven members joined the church. Rev H C Stuntz of New York attended as a visiting mission secretary.
Easter services drew large audiences as the church’s Palm and fern decorations, fine training by Mrs. Jos Swift, and a strong Allelujah chorus highlighted the day. The anthem Praise Ye the Father and the solo The Endless Day impressed attendees, under Pastor Rev. E. M. Jeffers.
Churches across City celebrate Easter with decorated sanctuaries and special music. Holy Family offers 8:30 am Mass and 10:30 am High Mass with Miss Hermonia Reihsen on organ. Father McCarthy fills in for ill Father Shea. Presbyterian pastor Dr. T. J. Macmurray preaches on The Risen Christ and Immortality. St. Marys reports a large morning audience and a 4 pm childrens vesper. Congregational music paused due to missing singers. Pastor Bowdish notes a meaningful morning sermon.
Inspector Collier of the post office department spent the day in Mitchell holding talks with rural route carriers about road conditions. He warned that routes may be shifted if farmers do not maintain roads, noting a trend of farmers taking pride in keeping routes passable and citing King road drag use. He urged ongoing, year round road upkeep with patron support to avoid route changes.
Eight sailors were killed by a premature discharge on the cruiser Charlestown off Olongapo in the Philippines on Sunday afternoon. The victims include Phillip J. McKee and seven others from Pennsylvania New Jersey Oklahoma Indiana Kentucky Nebraska Illinois and Iowa.
Large influx of Hindoo workers reaches San Joaquin county California. Arrivals reportedly abandon turbans for American hats, signaling shifting cultural adaptation. Some observers note the change comes despite religious customs and amid race tensions among locals.
Washington explains economical meat use in Families Bulletin 391 by C. F. Langworthy and Caroline L. Hunt. It advocates buying wholesale, trimming waste, using leftovers, and meat clubs to cut costs while noting moderation and nutrition.
Pierre March 26 Inspector Allen suspends Agent Lane at Crow Creek Indian agency after months of inquiry placing Special Agent C L Ellis in charge. Ellis warns penalties under federal statutes for government property and hides held without proper permits. Overhaul aims to expose substantiated charges rather than rumors.
A Milwaukee train headed prairie fire Sunday noon west of town near the Timm farm. Men from Mt Vernon fought the blaze, saving the Michels residence as manure on plowed ground resisted efforts to extinguish. A schooner built in Amesbury Massachusetts in 1805 still serves in the Maine coasting trade.
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