Classified Want Ads Snapshot From Mitchell Area
A fragmented batch of want ads lists job inquiries and sales items across Mitchell and nearby regions. Entries include help wanted for a general hand, office girl with printing knowledge, a second cook for Mitchell Cafe, and a stenographer seeking a position, plus numerous real estate and sale notices for homes, hay, land, and vehicles with varied contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waltron
Mitchell
Ites
C.H
Pho Mitchell Publishing Company
Good Temper Through Satisfying Meals
The text argues that good temper stems from a satisfied stomach and a contented countenance at the dining table. It urges choosing appetizing foods and suggests placing the next order for table supplies at this store to support this aim.
City Council appoints new year leaders and staff
Mitchell's governing body approves the first year appointments including health officer W Ball city auditor Eastcote attorney Mier elect inspector Smith city engineers and sewer officers and assigns roles for the police fire and park boards with term expirations and a public address planned by a visiting nurse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dre W
Wa Anterson
Gighncer
Jerry Donovan
Graceland Cemetery
Arthur Allen
C. Green
Police Department
aChief
Wood Smith
Carstenson
Geo
Sainton
Kirkpatrick
W Ae Darling
John
Chapman
Free Department
Carl Powters
Antistant
Eet
Purdy
Howe
Bows Axstant
A. J Wright
Andy Geo. Shinton Stroee
Elty Halt
FW Jones
Ola
Rudd
W.P Glennon Park Board
B. Kelley
Drimcw
Myers
Patton
Butterfield
G. Indsey
Joan M Sibert
John Kurvink
al. Kings
J. D
Walrath
D. van Benthuysen
Kurvink
Kings
Sibert
van Benthuighting
John W. Broad
Mayor Urges Tight Budget for Mitchell City
Mayor A B Hitchcock pressed strict economy for the coming year and urged only necessary appropriations. He noted a $5,000 revenue loss from licenses and emphasized retrenchment until tax revenue materializes. He cited street dust issues and gravel work on East Sixth Avenue as a top city improvement, and reviewed the Dakota Central Telephone Co dispute, stating the city could gain about $10,156 from gross earnings and litigation progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wairatn
Winsor
Sp. van Benthuysen
W. Whyte
Mie
G. W Hrink
Sid HL. Smith
WW. T. Pratt
City of
Mitchell
A.B Hitchcock
Joan Hcenses
Davy
D. J. Miller
East Sixth Avenue
Dakota Central Telephone Company
F. I. Klee
Eit
Fair Panels and Corn Palace Exhibit Design Dispute
Fragmentary OCR describes a dispute over fair panels and corn palace displays linked to William Kearney and others. It references exhibitions of designs for corn and grass panels, with mentions of Chicago and Minneapolis displays and years around 1813, plus repeated notes on exhibition dates and placement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Kearney
Corn Palace
McCuisee
Paolo Aesiene
Praag
Coma Palace
Ste
Chicago
Minneapolis
Men Placig
U S Declines Prize Court Over Frye Sinking
The State Department stated that reparations for the sinking of the American sailing ship William P Frye would not be handled through the German prize court. A formal communication has already been presented to the Berlin foreign office by Ambassador Gerard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P. Frye
Pring Eitel Friedrich
State Department
Berlin
Beware of Mercury in Catarrh Ointments Warned
Public health warning notes that certain catarrh ointments contain mercury and advises caution. The advisory stresses avoiding indoor use of suspected products and warns readers about potential hazards.
Courageous French Girl Hides English Soldiers From Germans
A French school servant used daring ruses to shelter ten English soldiers as German troops occupied her town. She fed them, found bread and vegetables, evaded tobacco limits, and even built a covert rope exit. The ten men later pledged to thank her in England after the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Tle
Commissariat
Cve
Pennyworth
Attesr
England
George
Lord Smith
Teacher of men moves with the crowd in time
An Atchison Globe quotation attributes a blunt rule to leaders of men noting that a true teacher gauges the crowd’s direction ahead of it. The remark emphasizes proactive influence and timely alignment with public sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leagers
Atchison Globe
Fragmentary Opinion Snippets From Philadelphia Inquirer
A garbled excerpt references United States sugar consumption with a figure of one million dollars and a stray remark about Greek lessons and a football touchdown. The text is fragmented and lacks coherent context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Ram deal at the restaurant lunch counter inquiry
An exchange questions a supposed ram deal at a lunch counter and contrasts it with a vague claim about mince. A public service style ad promotes Dr King’s New Discovery for a child’s cough, urging prompt treatment to prevent worsening.
Soothing Your Child’s Cough With Co Yo Relief
A brief note claims Co Ong stands in recovery, offering a guarantee from a drug source. The fragment suggests soothing remedies for a child’s cough tied to a pharmaceutical claim. Entities and specifics are unclear due to damaged text.
Hold Shee pman as murder er in Hold Sheep man as murder er
Lemmon South Carolina Almer Phebus is held for trial in circuit court on first degree murder charge for the shooting death of Fred W Harvey a mile west of Bixby. The men were sheepmen who quarreled over sheep ownership while dividing a herd. Deputy Hill helped detain Phebus. Harvey died the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter J. Hill
Harvey
Hill
Phebus
Carthage Neighbor Recalls Narrow Escape From Fire
Rupert Carthage farmer living miles away recounts a close call as a hay fire rages nearby and he narrowly escapes injury or loss. Residents describe smoke, flames, and quick action to protect nearby barns and livestock. Fire crews respond, keeping the blaze from spreading to fields and homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage
Rupert
Aarmer
Hay Wagon Fire Destroys Forty Acres Of Hay Land
Spark from a pipe set a hayrack ablaze on a wagon loaded with hay. The driver escaped as flames spread to the wagon and to adjacent land, burning forty acres before the blaze was controlled. The incident caused the hay and wagon to be consumed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Van
Fes
Notice of Letters of Administration for Julia A Nolt
John Nott Jr has filed for Letters of Administration for Julia A Nolt deceased. The hearing is set for May 32 1915 at 10 a m in the County Judge's office Mitchell SD. Heirs and interested parties are notified to appear and show cause why the petition should not be granted. County Court of Davison County issues the notice dated May 1916.
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sorIck
South Dakota
Davison
Julia A. Nolt
Senda
John I. Nolt
George _Y. Nolt
Carrie Heller
Mary Spinksdont Coursey
John H. Nott Nott
Rinnie Nott
Walter Not
Plancé Hamiel
Albert Nott
Julie
Olt
John Nott
Mitchell
Sout Dato
Miched Uth Dakota
Thompao
Judi
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Elley's Land CO
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Charles Philp
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D. H. Strother
Chas Hoelscher
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Underwood Monarch
Diver
Raya
Remington
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Fe Stebel Publishing Company
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Tende
Sanborn St
Earl Rowley
Council
Teeoell
D. A
Theorn
Crowe
William Kearney
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School of Experience
Philadelphia Inquirer
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Diehl Drug CO
Truth
Hold Sheepman
Murderef
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