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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1915

Page

7

Market Swine and Cattle Prices Slip in Chicago Trade

Chicago Union Stock Yards shows a dime drop in hogs with receipts around 3,000 plus overnight and yesterday totals. Cattle receipts near 16,000 with prices lower for feeders and 0-5 calves, while Sioux City reports cattle and hog declines and a steady to lower market across regional quotes.

Chicago Union Stock Yards Arrow Genterans Texas Sioux City Ijra

Mitchell Man Targets Road Woes in Auto Tax Grievance

In a Mitchell confrontation a local man James Brown of Chamberlain faces alleged auto tax confusion. He cites December license payment for 1915, January repainting in Mitchell, and a 1000 tax levy on a Rambler, blaming Brule County roads and city officials for unsafe travel and road neglect. He plans to appeal before the Mitchell board of review while noting taxes on another auto in Chamberlain.

Kimball Graphic Mitchell James Brown Chamberlain Graphic Kimball House Gann Valley Brule County Board of Review

Obituary: Robert M Trestrail Dies in Mitchell

Robert M Trestrail, born February 6 1852 in Shullsburg Wisconsin, died May 17 at his Mitchell South Carolina home 417 North Sanborn Street. He leaves siblings W H Trestrail and Mary E Douglass and three children from his first marriage plus stepchildren from a second marriage. Funeral services were held at Noble undertaking parlors with Mason and Rev I B Barnett in charge.

Robert M. Trestrail Robert M.restrail Sanborn Street Mitchell S. C Shullsburg Wisconsin Robert Elizabeth Trestrail England Hall Claire W. H. Trestrail Mary EE. Douglass Mary EE. Lawson Robert Tt Winneper Elizabeth Robinste Ln Salem Oregon Clarence W Coronado Beach Cal Jessie Erickson Harvard Charlie A. Erickson Elkhorn Floyd T Ruth Erickson Mr.Trestrail M Trestrail Ruth Ericheon Trestrail Fro T. Erickeon Noble Undertaking Masons I. B. Barnett

Metropolitan Photoplay Theatre Opens May 24

The Metropolitan will operate as a photoplay theatre starting May 24 with daily changing programs and a matinee. Mitchell patrons pay five or ten cents for cool comfort, fine pictures, and an orchestra. Mondays feature the top class photoplays, starting with Mrs. Leslie Carter in Du Barry for matinee and night showings.

Metropolitan Mitchell Leslie Carter du Barry

Trestrail Remembered by Masons Woodmen and Friends

The community honors Mr. Trestrail a man of Christian character a loving father and husband and a kindly neighbor as he leaves town causing many sad hearts among Masons Woodmen and friends.

Masons Mr. Trestrail

Austria Italy Concessions Texted Amid War Talk

The text lists concessions proposed by Austria to Italy including ceding parts of Tyrol and Gradisca to Italy, Triste as free city with Italian administration, recognition of Italian interests with Albania, amnesty for prisoners, and mixed committees on detail. The chancellor says Italy will decide if national aims are pursued peacefully or by war. Additional note that both empires remain ready to face new dangers if alliance breaks.

Austria Tyrol Italy Isonzo Grad‘scu Trieste Talian Vlona Albania Austria-Hungary Austria- Hungary Austria-Hunary

Submarines Must Continue Warfare and Neutral Trade Protests

The text notes a commission probing disputes and potential protests to Britain over interference with neutral trade. It highlights rising American sympathy for renewed U S protests against British actions, especially as German complaints align with those harmed in American cotton shipments. It mentions increased correspondence with Britain and calls for stronger measures to protect American cargoes and enforce lawful conduct by all sides.

Britain Germany United States Great Britain Americas

Thanks to Masons and Woodmen and friends

We express thanks and cordial appreciation to the Masons and Woodmen and many other friends who were so helpful to us.

Summer Dress Goods Display At Sister Rebekahs

A Sister Rebekahs notice invites readers to visit for a summer dress goods sale featuring items from 10 cent lawn to 1.25 dollar silks.

Barnes Case Nearing Jury

Syracuse, N Y Chief Counsel Powers for Theodore Roosevelt summed up the defense in the Barnes libel suit against the Colonel. He argued the article was justified and that the suit aims to lower the defendant before the people. Justice Andrews denied a verdict for Barnes and ruled the article was not privileged due to the ongoing political campaign.

Syracuse N. Y Powers Theodore Roosevelt Barnes Roosevelt United States Andrews

Glasses prove their power in America and beyond

The piece argues Americans lead in eyeglass use, noting a drop in blindness since glasses became common while other nations see rising blindness. It urges careful eye care and competent attention for any eye needs.

America Germany

Free 48 star flag offered by The Daily Republican

The Daily Republican provides a large up-to-date flag at a small distribution charge. The flag is heavy guaranteed fast-color cotton bunting with 48 sewn stars, a heavy canvas heading and brass grommets for flagpole mounting, built to last for years.

Daily Republican Express

How to Get One Flag Distribution Notice for Subscribers

Readers of The Daily Repub may obtain a flag to cover distribution charges. Flags are available at officers residing outside the city. Far Mitchell provides the flag distribution guidance.

Repub

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