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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1903
Page
6
In a tense sequence at Nant Brynne, Geoffrey Heathcote and Enid endure a drunken assault. The investigator fights off intruders with a carbine and sword, while plans of escape and elopement with Enid surface amid mounting danger and chaos.
The Animal Husbandry Department at Iowa State College offers a two week course January 4 to 16 1904 on the breeding feeding and care of live stock. Aimed at farmers and laborers unable to pursue full agricultural study the program includes lectures by leading stock experts a slaughter test and stock judging practice with animals from the college and other herds. Applications should be sent promptly as enrollment is limited and a two dollar entrance fee applies.
In The Plain Dealer a Sydney yachtsman plans to lift the cup using a boat fitted with twin keels. The innovator believes the design will prove a cure for risky attempts and requires careful testing before further trials.
Leopold Reinecke, a Dutch South African native from Wellington, Cape Colony, graduates from Cape Town University in 1902 and travels to Ithaca for graduate work at Cornell. He will study physics and chemistry and pursue a PhD in geology, aiming to work in his homeland under government auspices.
A Washington Star extract from government archives shows a veteran’s handwritten letters to the pension office. The notes reveal how a frustrated claimant mixed generalities with vernacular, seeking an expedited pension while detailing property, medical terms, and a shell wound.
A father recalls how he missed a train to keep his young daughter safe. He explains a later official arrival caused him to delay and the child urged him not to rush, arguing they could have waited for the next train.
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