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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1915
Page
6
Fragmentary OCR line shows a notice indicating a March 3 1879 mailing and a second class matter designation at the Mitchell post office. The readable fragments mention Dery and Mok che and a Strictly in Advance label on a 1879 notice.
An article outlines corn production data for South Dakota and Iowa, noting a rise to 96 000 000 bushels and per capita implications amid soil depth challenges. It discusses agricultural issues, state comparisons, and mentions The Youths Companion publication as educational reading with subscription details.
The State of South Dakota to R H McBride W E Irwin and others is summoned to answer a 1915 Mitchell filing seeking quiet title and determination of all adverse claims to Lots 3 4 and 14 Block 7 University Addition Mitchell South Dakota. Deadline to respond is 30 days from service. Herbert H Hitchcock attorney for plaintiff.
The Executor Mitchell Trust Company presents a six month claim period for creditors of Joanna S Sundstrom deceased. Claims must be shown with vouchers within six months of first publication to Mitchell Trust Company in Mitchell Davison County South Dakota. Dated October 30 1915.
Notice in the Davison County Court pages records a petition by L J Tomsland for a deed to Lot Four in Block Seven Riverside with hearing set December 2, 1915. Also Matthew Fugle seeks discharge in bankruptcy in Mitchell. court orders hearing January 3, 1916, in Sioux Falls, with notice to creditors.
Fragmentary OCR record shows a dated notice listing A. D. Teber and Oliver S Pender as clerk with unclear event details.
Foreclosure sale of mortgaged property by Davison County Sheriff at Mitchell Court House on November 13, 1915 at 10 am. Mortgage dated March 3 1914 by Pred H Starr and Jennie B Starr to John Pastorel. Property in Davison County SD described as SEQ section 1 103 61 and Lots 6 7 SW 6 103 60 W of 8th P M containing 228 acres more or less. Amount due $8592.78 plus fees. Attorneys SPANGLER HANEY.
Mitchell Realty company, linked to the Mitchell Trust, secured a building permit to erect a brick three story block on the former Mitchell hotel site at Third Avenue and Main Street. The 100 by 142 foot structure will host seven stores on the first floor, about 40 offices on the second, and roughly fifteen apartments on the third, with ground floor basement rooms. H. E. Brodstrup holds the contract and began ground clearance as final plans are awaited.
South Dakota Insurance Commissioner certifies Bankers Reserve Life Co of Omaha Nebraska as empowered to transact life insurance in the state until February 29 1916. The report details capital stock assets liabilities and net surplus with policy figures and admitted assets.
Jack McLaughlin of Mitchell markets a case record and auditing cabinet for doctors claiming physicians and surgeons can save 93 percent of bookkeeping time and maintain perfect case records. The system handles calls, accounts, and daily sheets, with 18 state sales forces and 52 salesmen on the road.
A physician with two years of practice introduces a simple quick method for recording cases and accounts based on night calls. The invention meets high demand as physicians across the country respond positively to its use.
Nearly four hundred men gathered at the Methodist church basement for the Laymen’s Missionary convention closing. Gov. Frank M. Byrne acted as toastmaster as church representatives spoke of conserving convention results and funding missionary work in Europe and abroad amid calls for stronger Christian leadership.
Dr E M Tipple, head of a Rome college, urged renewed Christian missions in Europe amid the war crisis. He warned against relying on materialism and called for stronger apostolic Christianity to influence the East and counter deception, hatred, and murder.
Carl D. Ruth son of Mr and Mrs R B Ruth and Mitch ell high school Dakota Wesleyan graduate has been named Washington correspondent of the Cleveland Leader. He has served as Columbus capital news bureau manager and recently joined a Bryan party press tour. The promotion comes with a salary increase and marks a peak in national journalism assignments.
Sioux at Yankton Indian Agency hold meetings over Indian taxation in Charles Mix County. County officials have assessed Indian real and personal property amid legal statute uncertainty, signaling a shift from federal to state welfare oversight.
Tornadoes swept portions of South Dakota Kansas and Nebraska causing heavy damage and multiple fatalities. In Hartford Maryland area the electric light plant was wrecked injuring several and trapping a worker. Great Bend Kansas reported two dead and thirty six injured with total deaths possibly six in the storm area.
Cattle movement in western South Dakota shows an even split between in and out shipments. Market-bound cattle are heavier than any year since herd breakups, now sent in small lots rather than whole train loads. Shifts reflect cattle held in small bunches for winter care, benefiting many small farmers from outbound shipments while inbound movements yield less clear results.
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