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10 May 1895
Page 1
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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1895
Page
1
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Fort Pierre and Black Hills Railroad work advances between Lead and Maglewood. North Dakota notes report bank relocations to Redfield and a bank name change, plus numerous local items from Ortonville to Yankton, including lectures, wiring, and public notices.
A discussion on telepathy as a field for serious study, tracing its roots in metaphysics and psychology, and noting the skepticism of charlatans. Includes a case from the Society to Psychical Research about Mrs Kenoy Bruce and her ill-fated voyage, with emphasis on bond between agent and percipient and elimination of collusion.
Literacy societies attracted a good audience Saturday evening. Blanch Mayes visited Dora Noble southeast of the University. Miss Chandler had a weekend drive to Imthan and back. The senior preparatory class plans ovations for commencement week. Botany students collect specimens for herbarium and floral analyses. Saturday's game with the High School eased memories of Plankinton disaster as a stroke of ill luck. A joint program by the two societies on June 8 opens commencement week with promising entertainment.
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