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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1902
Page
5
Rates and terms for subscriptions and advertising from The Mitchell Printing Co. include one year in advance, six months, and three months options. Business cards up to six lines cost five dollars per year with additional lines at one dollar each. Notices, marriages, deaths, and wedding presents priced per line. obituaries and resolutions have specific terms.
The official county paper notes President Roosevelt set November 27 as a day of Thanksgiving and prayer. It discusses public discussion of Commander Lucas at the Soldiers Home, urges board-led review, and reports seven Roosevelt appointees are examining miners’ claims by visiting mines to understand coal production and delivery to railroads.
The records indicate management expenses totaled $1,530, compared with $8,277 during the Tompkins' final year of control. Mr. Young argues the institution costs have been lower to operate than in several previous years.
Forecast outlines multiple storm periods for November with shifting temperatures, rain, and snow across the central and eastern states, plus a Mercury Vulcan cycle. It warns of warm spells followed by cold, windy, clearing weather and sleet in late month. The column also discusses a puny child’s feeding issues and promotes Dr. Pierce products for stomach strength and bowel regulation.
The next regular teachers examination will be held in the courthouse of Mitchell on Friday and Saturday November 7 and 8 1902. Examiners will recognize Professional Interest Certificates issued by ex-Supt Brown or the County Superintendent. Examinees must present the certificate. P O W Coursey County Superintendent.
The Fargo Forum recounts North Dakota Agricultural College defeating Dakota University of Mitchell 35 to 0 on October 29. It calls the win a championship clincher, praises AC speed, teamwork, and Coach Cochems while noting Mitchell’s grit and disappointment at the result.
Public health notice advises a water based routine for chronic constipation. It recommends two cups of hot water before meals and before bed, plus a water drink two hours after meals, plus outdoor exercise. If needed a mild laxative like Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets may be used, sold by L O Gale.
Each spring and fall migratory birds collide with the Washington Monument as they travel north and south. The fall slaughter is at its peak with many birds seen at the monument base each morning. Local dogs and cats hunt the birds there, feeding on the carcasses. Most victims are yellow and black throated warblers and small thrushes.
An advertisement notes Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets are available from L. O. Gale for relief of digestive discomfort and liver issues.
A couple promised to wed for fourteen years faced a push to name the day when the suitor, in a jittery mood, asked his partner to sing tenderly. She closed the piano and sang “Dar ing I am growing old” prompting no further delay.
The piece recalls Archbishop Whately asking why a man cannot starve in the desert and answering that he can eat the sand. It ponders what brought the sand, joking that Neal sent Ham and his descendants bred there.
The Cincinnati Commercial Tribune quotes Smithers praising genius as an infinite capacity for taking pains. He notes Greanache’s seeming genius adds every ailment he hears about, illustrating a humorous anecdote on perception and intellect.
In a terse exchange the woman asks for acknowledgment of mistreatment while the man hints at being dumped after a week. The dialogue reflects relationship strain and a desire for communication.
The district reports midterm standings for grades and related metrics to parents, including study, tardiness, attendance and deportment. High School reports follow at mid first semester. Weekly estimates post the teacher's judgment, giving pupils constant feedback on passing status and encouraging better performance.
A notice from Peter Schook of Houston South Dakota offers a $25 reward for the speedy recovery of four gray horses and colts described as an iron gray mare with colt branded SK on the left shoulder a gray mare branded S on the left shoulder an iron gray horse branded SK on the left shoulder and a gray horse branded box V on the left shoulder. The location is Houston S D.
A forty ton run from the Freeland Extension mine produced net seven dollars and twenty eight cents per ton after treatment charges. Development work moved the ore, while several tons of smelting ore mined in the period assayed about thirty dollars per ton. The mill dirt from Freeland Extension averages in value better than Homestake ore.
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