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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1896
Page
2
TO ADVERTISERS Advertising rates offered on application and found unusually low Business Cards not exceeding six lines sixty six cents per year each additional line one dollar eighty Business Locals five cents per line Legal Advertising Rates per line Marriage and Death Notices published free of charge Obituaries Resolutions of Respect and Wedding presents five cents per line FRIDAY Me
Ali Burkholder won the mayoral election in Cham berlain promising honest economical city government. The piece mentions a large bicycle trust and a $10,000,000 capitalization, with notes on political and industry change and evolving public sentiment.
A district spat emerged involving Consid and Prof Rowe along with school principals. The dispute centered on policy or discipline and signaled ongoing tensions across the school system. Local educators expressed concern about governance and accountability amid the controversy.
Readable fragments describe a city notice with references to dates percentages and numbers amid garbled OCR. No coherent event or names are extractable for a precise summary.
Fragmentary notes show a race result where Missouri and Minnesota are mentioned with a Missouri reference. The text hints at a state competition in the fall and mentions a Mr. McLean among participants. The readable fragments are insufficient for full details.
A report from Deadwook notes Sol Starr has been elected mayor for the tenth time. The piece mentions election dynamics, other political figures, and Arbor Day reminders urging citizens to plant and nurture trees in Mitchell and surrounding areas.
Scattered brief items report a Maxstate surveyor start, the annual eliminations, Rev. R. N. Kratz attending the Cleveland Ohio ME conference, and various local notices. Mentions burial, a stenographic report, and a cyclone season warning with references to Mt Vernon and nearby places.
Fragmentary OCR notes show farmers urged to participate in national conventions and republican events in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania. The item references a mid month meeting, a Mary convention, and a schedule including a 2 round trip plan and a national congress.
The juvenile state band starts a series of Saturday afternoon street concerts in Mitchell from May 9, to entertain country visitors and continue through summer. Also notes list undelivered mail, a new Omaha to St Paul train schedule, and a postponement of Damon and Pythias by the Knights of Pythias. A testimonial for Caine’s Pain Balm cites its use for muscular rheumatism.
Fragmentary OCR reads a fire department insurance note mentioning Hood's and Oxly Hood's with dates and places including Deadwood Aberdeen and Hood's. The garbled text references quarterly payments, slogans about never getting said, and a Missouri minister with unclear context.
Notice states Cathar widow defaulted on a mortgage to Hiramp vagee dated January 24 1889 recorded January 25 1889 in Davison County. Assignment by Elijah M Toplit March 1844 recorded. Property at four in block eleven original town of Davison County to be sold at public auction in Mitchell at 10 am to satisfy 1893 1894 1895 debt plus costs taxes and fees.
Notice of sale under a mortgage in Davison County South Dakota The decree of foreclosure orders sale of mortgaged real estate in Mitchell to satisfy a judgment The sale will occur at the court house steps and is executed by the sheriff of Davison County The property details include the mortgage with assignments and the amount due from the mortgagor and the date of the sale actions are in accordance with the Fourth Judicial Circuit Court.
Notice states that a proof in support of a will will be made before a designated official in Mitchell, Nebraska. The document mentions individuals including Adrian J Lave and William Wilkins, with references to registrars and party names. The text appears as a damaged OCR fragment with illegible portions.
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