Mitchell Notes and Local Investments Reach Across Months
A mix of city news, weather summaries, and social updates from Mitchell includes plans for a large store by Bettieman announced in Milwaukee timetable notes, crops aided by rainfall, a gasoline stove incident injuring Miss Emily Bras, church series led by Rev Surbeck, railroad extension progress toward Chamberlain, a charity club dinner, and various local visits, sickness, and property moves reflecting a bustling county scene.
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Yankton
Siousx City Tribune
Bettieman
Dame of Capp
Mitchell
Toeute Aid
Tuy
Milwaukee
Gayville
Seothind
Weller
West 4Th Street
J.S. Surbeck
Presbyterian Church
M. M. Ramer
God
Waitor Latollette
the Gazette
Chamberlain
Wednesey
Omaha
Oaconrs
Chamberlain Ty
HR. Kibbee
Cliath
Japan
G. Valentine
Troombield
Neb
Milwauker
Ty Valentine
Neward
Valentine
Rural notices from Mitchell area update
Rain aids farmers with corn grounds and pastures. soil in excellent condition. A. ke Albee finishes a new wood well at his Fort property. Henry Schultz repaints his residence. Thos Haley stays with C DeMott while breaking A B Taper quarter. Jos Swift Jr of Mitchell visits for business.
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Dakota
A. Ke Albee
Henry Schultz
Thos. Haley
C. DeMott
A. B. Taper
Jos. Swift, Jr
Mitchell
Riverside youths rally for good cause in Wy zest rally
The article notes Riverside youth groups organizing a benefit event near a farm south of Riverside. Community members including Pret Steele and Casseny are involved in a fundraiser to help residents, with plans described for a gathering and activity in the local area.
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iRiverside
Steele
Riverside
Casseny
Clarpiee Paylor
Loomis News Briefs May 4 Highlights Local Business and Visits
May 4 notes include Paylor’s Loomis business travel and Turner & Son’s butter and egg house nearing completion. Geo Miner of Mitchell checked the town for International Osrvester Co. Grandmia Cole arrived for summer visits with Mr. and Mrs. Purdie. Neighbors began corn planting on May first. Willin Wilborn offered 50 per acre for his first to a Tinois buyer. Mitchell bank directors Quigley and Smith scouted land for a new two story bank. Vic Loomis State Bank aims to open by June 1. Charlie Martin visited from Sioux Falls, Police work discussed. I N Dickerson hauling lumber for a two story house. Loomis ball game set for May 6.
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Loomis
Paylor
Turner & Son
Geo. Miner
Mitchell
International Osrvester Co
Grandmia Cole
Henry Purdie
Willin Wilborn
Leewis
Tinois
W.M. Smith
Utterfeld
WH. J. Quigley
Mitchell National Bank
Louthwis Mondnay
Vic Loomis State Bank
Charlie Martin
Sioux Falls
Ralph Clark
I. N. Dickerson
Plans and Visits Highlight Plano District Circulation
In Plano on May 4 Loran Tas sold 160 acres to Herry of Mitchell. Cauipouell tas solicited for Purder & Son of Mitchell. Miss Vern Markley of Roswell visits district No. 3. Miss Wathryn Manley visits J F Sanders. Sundry residents plan journeys for Mr James Miapks. Manley, Wedona, calls at Sailers Sunday church. Multiple social notes and local farm dealings appear in district reports.
Real Estate Transfers Week Ending May 3 1905
Transfers of property include Hiram Kilborn to Isaac Clark 28-104-62.3 for 1 000 I M Tiffany to Arthur Souper 19-102-62 for 4 000 Holy Family church to John Schmidt 102-6 33 400 EB Cassem to George Jones block 2 capital 3410 A H W Cottingham to Geo D Herring 21-108-62 44 13 120 J E Bromwell to Barney Telverson lot 28 block 2 Bromwell's Addition Mt Vernon 200 John H Jones to C I Drake parcel 13-101-60 90 acres 54 00
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Hiram KK. Kilborn
Isaac A. Clarkrader
I. M .Wiffany
Arthur TJ. Souper
Sely
Holy Family Church
John M. Sehimdt
EB. Cassem
George W. Jones
Cottingham
Geo Dd
Herring
J. £. Bromwell
Barney Telverson
Bromwell
Mt. Vernon
John H. Jones
C. I. Drake
Profits Of Fhe Duip In Trash And Cork Market
A Philadelphia Press quote outlines value found in discarded items. Corks from bottles fetch a penny per pound, old shoes yield leather for purses, and shells used in glove making, while vast dumps contain diverse unmarketable goods.
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Bethy
Philadelphia Press
SaltLoving Porcupines At Adirondack Camp Booked For Winter
In the Adirondacks, campers left a salt brine tub which attracted numerous Canadian porcupines. The animals gnawed a large tub and feasted all winter, turning the camp into a nuisance. The piece ponders whether porcupines’ salt craving is natural or learned after exposure to humans.
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Adirondiiks
St. Nicholas
Punished by Promotion in Florentine Reform
A London Telegraph excerpt describes 1298 Florence enacting the Magna Charta of Florence to curb cruel noble abuses. It notes disfranchisement of titled harpies and a political mechanism to punish those opposing the government, linking social ascent to state power.
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Florentine
Florence
London Telegraph
Digestibility and Nutritive Value of Chestnuts Versus Potatoes
The Trowtey TLanest notes chestnuts as highly digestible and compares them to potatoes. Chestnuts contain less water and more fat and starch but less mineral matter. Digestibility is greatest when baked or roasted, mirroring potato preparation.
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France
Vienne Naturmilist Warns of Sudden Death Timings
A Vienne Naturmilist urges awareness that deaths from natural causes often occur between nightfall and midnight, with fewer between midnight and morning. If reptiles seem ominous, seek new places and avoid previous sights and people.
Unclear OCR Snippet Spurs Odd Name Jumble
Fragmentary text shows names and phrases with inconsistent capitalization and garbled words. It mentions UVa and a line about a “young wit” and “Catholie Standard and Times” with several unclear terms.
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Vance
Uva
Weil
Anticipation and Fragments From a Dated Conversation
Fragmentary lines suggest a disjointed exchange mentioning Deacon Jones, Mrs Prue, Sarah Wilson and Boston. No coherent event, date, or clear entities beyond these names. The text reads like a stray dialogue excerpt without a newsworthy action or context.
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Deacon Jones
Mrs. Prue
Troy
Sarah Wilson
Boston
Jenny Cleer Engagement Ends by Mutual Consent
The notice reports that Jenny Cleer engagement ended by mutual consent. The fragment hints at curiosity about who caused the split and attributes the interest to the Smart Set publication.
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Jenny —Cleer
Experience Is the Extract of Suffering Howe Quote
A short quotation attributed to Howe defines experience as the extract of suffering. The line reflects a stoic view on learning through hardship and endurance.
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Howe
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