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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1911
Page
4
A local campaign notes a closing of a fourteen day triple vote offer by Saturday night. The plan doubles the regular schedule on new subscriptions next week with a fifty percent increase in the last three days.
Miss Hilen Hoon leads a Travel Club race with votes tallied from subscriptions. Readers are urged to recruit in the next two weeks before a final three day period, as vote boosts depend on pre paid and arrears statuses. Prizes include travel rewards and chaperon trips for top vote earners across districts.
A jumbled club standing shows member names with scores and addresses, followed by a long religious reflection on Ezra, Nehemiah and prayer. It discusses Jewish exile, temple rebuilding, donations, fasting, and the importance of humility before God.
Members who submit six months of subscriptions during the campaign may extend their terms to a year or two years and receive additional votes. New subscribers counted on second payments retain their status and votes per the schedule. Extensions from one year to longer terms also grant extra votes for treble vote offers on Daily and Weekly Capital mail subs.
Winners will be announced by judges after the final count. The campaign offers four trips to the West Indies four diamond rings four Beloit scholarships and four gold watches. The triple vote offer ends next Saturday night with three times the normal votes for new subscriptions. Outside-Mitchell members may mail subscriptions for counting through Monday to join the offer.
Last Friday evening thirty young people in Perry township formed an agricultural club. Officers elected include Ed G. Anderson president Emma Splitt vice president Edna Wildman secretary and James Campbell treasurer. A program features a debate on whether spring wheat is best for South Dakota with Oscar Anderson and Harry Erickson as debaters, musical numbers and readings by Miss Bell Wright. An all night lunch closes the meeting with membership set at 50 cents annually for those 15 and older.
The Newburys, owners of Mitchell Greenhouses and Nurseries, have secured the agency for the Day Utility Car made by the Day Automobile Co of Detroit. The car blends touring and delivery wagon in one, with a 1000 lb capacity and removable rear seats to convert quickly. First shipments from Detroit expected within days as a leading agency in auto selling.
A sale at the new pavilion in Mitchell South Dakota features 75 head from 23 breeders. Bulls rams boars cows and sows include Shorthorns Herefords Holstein Aberdeen Shropshire Duroc Jersey Poland China Chester White with prize winners from the South Dakota State Fair. Catalogs are ready and available from the Secretary State Live Stock Association Brookings SD.
The Loomis Bible class met at the home of A Darmer on Wednesday evening with a quite a number of local attendees.
Public sale on a farm located ten miles south of Artesien and near Riverside. Items include horses cows knives tools a McCormick binder wire seeders plows harness and more with free noon lunch. Terms vary from cash for small amounts to one year on approved security at ten percent interest.
Catarrh Cure promoted as internal remedy by J Cheney Co. claims to balance blood and mucous surfaces. Advertisement cites testimonials and states cure for bacillus catarrh as a constitutional disease. Sold with Hall's Family Pills for constipation and general use.
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