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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1902
Page
8
A mix of curiosities and anecdotes surveys poppy myths in Turkey and a domestic scene of Mrs Skimpy. plus a note on England contemplating reviving the duke of Gloucester title and a census capsule noting London's 100 years ago population of 888,198.
The New York Journal quotes a father and son exchange about a painful moment with the father saying it will hurt him more than the son and telling him to refrain from shouting to avoid disturbing others.
A Yonkers Statesman snippet recalls The Old One asserting the first dollar is the hardest, while The Young One notes the first engagement is likewise tough. Puck characterizes temptation vs literature. The exchange contrasts luck, discipline, and commitment in witty dialogue.
A reflective note quotes a philanthropist remark about teaching children to speak up annually. The line, attributed to Life, breathes humor and wealth wisdom in a family finance context.
Mitchell, S D reports updates on trades in buggies and farm equipment from D W Collins and Wm Koch, arrivals and departures of clergy and residents, court announcements, and plans for fairs, a Mt Vernon settlers reunion, and upcoming public events and reforms in local organizations.
T. L. Blanchard of the Mitchell Post heads as a leading candidate for commander of the South Dakota Department G A R. The Madison General Shields post supports his candidacy and will back his election at the June Brookings encampment. Friends cite numerous reasons to back him.
Am the Major Will Armour Herald reports that C. Boyd Barrett of Aberdeen aims for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination this year and will push for the Huron convention. The only objection is Barrett’s two years ago attempt to appoint the writer as chairman of the Democratic state central committee without consent.
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