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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1917
Page
6
Velea and bandits attack in a marked raid described with limited readable fragments. The garbled text mentions violence, possible locations, and various initials or codes, but concrete names, dates, or outcomes are unclear. The readable bits imply a security or crime event with significant disruption.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions ambassadors and a mid quarter timeline with scattered names such as Alvear Avital Tarek Vanes Malan and Aviay. Distilled, it hints at diplomatic aid and cross wire communications across regions without clear events or dates.
A garbled sports note reports University Eleven set to meet Iowa, with scattered references to teams, players, and dates. It mentions Pepa, Sbontina, Meh teolh Agee, and Phabota among others, and hints at a September date and a South Debate contest.
Local report details a wife shielding crops from damage as neighbors lend aid during harvesting season. The article notes community action to protect fields and preserve yields amid adverse conditions.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a drafted son ordered to drive a mule he had sold. The text mixes garbled phrases about exams, titers, supply issues, and possible military or supply concerns, lacking coherent narrative or clear entities.
An unclear OCR passage mentions a runner and wind tied to a festivity or race. Names and specifics are obscured, leaving only scattered fragments of a possible sports or event context. Further readable details are not present.
The article reports a strong rise in South Dakota bank deposits with several institutions listed and percent increases highlighted. It notes South Dakota outpacing North Dakota in per capita production metrics and suggests the state's banking sector is evidently expanding beyond regional peers.
Nov. 7 restates a farmer's son Wilder Watts, son of George Barber, set a barn on fire while absent. The fire destroyed a barn, a crib, several hundred bushels of corn, a separator, harness, and other property. the woman saved the horses. The boy narrowly avoided setting the match to the stables. A farmer nearby died, while another worker suffered injuries.
For sale items include a heater a wringer and a sewing machine. Call evenings at 414 N Main St. Also fifty brown Leghorn hens not over two years old listed by Chas FB Stickel Mt Vernon SD.
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