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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1911
Page
4
An Iowa journal ad promotes land city property and goods from across the union reaching 60 000 readers per issue. Advertising rates 2 cents per word. Send 10 cents for two months subscription. Ends August unless renewed. WAND REAL ESTATE JOURNAL TRAER IOWA. Lewis
A correspondent reports two exceptionally large corn ears. One ear from Onawa Iowa measures 11 inches long with 28 rows of 60 kernels per row. Another ear raised on sod near Stickney is 12 inches long with 16 rows of 52 kernels per row and nine inches around at the butt.
The annual meeting of the stock holders of the Mitchell Building and Loan Association at Mitchell South Dakota will be held Monday December 4 1911 at 5 o'clock p m at the secretary's office for the election of directors and other business. Signed J O Walrath President Attest W E Rathbun Secretary.
A portion of prime valley fruit land is ready for distribution. Send requests to Jantha Plantation Co. Block 1060 Pittsburg Pa for application blanks. Five acres must be planted to fruit trees within five years. Authorized improvement companies will plant trees at reasonable prices and market the fruit for owners on shares.
Toss and Arif dissolve their land business partnership. Mr Oss will continue the Loomis land operation and offers splendid bargains if taken soon, aiming for a banner year in the coming season.
Sigma Alpha Epsilon at the University of Missouri finishes an $18 000 chapter house in Columbia with a third floor open air sleeping chamber. Fifteen members opt to sleep in the unheated space to promote health and refresh tired brains.
The circuit court opened with several defendants pleading guilty to intoxicating liquor charges in a saloon-related case. Fred Wideman and others faced charges including adultery. pleas of not guilty were entered in some cases. Change of venue motions for Plotner and Mrs. Quinn were anticipated. The initial jury trial involved M. I. Smith & Co. of Omaha suing James Kimble for $2,000 linked to a debt guaranteed by Harvey.
Reports from New York City wireless desks outline the sinking of the Atlantic steamer Bryan Ih near Santa Monica. Rescue craft from two government ships are en route to aid the still afloat Joachim, with passengers Stanisca and a man visiting Kingston awaiting winter in Panama.
Aberdeen reports the government versus Albert Smalley over unlawful use of the mails. Smalley testified for over two hours defending claims that he wrote a Lemmon paper article accusing R W Ashton with offenses and demanded 5000 to stop circulation. The trial includes testimony from Elizabeth Simmons and daughter Sarah, ties to Perkins county, and allegations of coercion and threats shaping Smalley’s signings and property transfers.
Police arrest 22 suffragettes at Bow Street on charges of resisting police and assault on the House of Parliament. They refuse fines and elect jail, while hunger strikes loom. Court scene sees injuries and mobs, with chaos outside the building. Sale terms listed for auction of farm equipment and hay with payment and notes details.
Dont miss our Millinery Department with very special prices on hats and accessories for a limited time. Visit today for new styles and exclusive offers.
Sunday events and visits around Lisbon include Hazel Cy and Mrs Gush with relatives, and Mr Hoelscher entertaining a crowd Friday. The Ladies Aid fair is set for December 15 at Nutt Mills with box donations. Local sales, health ads, and church notices accompany community life notes and social engagements.
J A Rubendall owner will auction at his Lisbon township farm near Mitchell Mt Vernon on Monday Nov 27 at 10 am. Items include 22 horses 15 cattle farm machinery wagons McCormick binder 2 tang plows 3 hayracks 5 harness sets fanning mill and household goods with free lunch. Terms cash under $19 and notes at 10 percent interest after Nov 1 1912 with security. Juege Bros auctioneers J M Newell clerk.
Will sell at public auction at my farm miles west and a half mile south of Loomis on Tuesday November 21 starting at 10 o clock in the morning. The property includes 10 head of horses and mules 50 head of cattle 15 head of shoals warm machinery Monitor 11 foot drill McCormick mower corn planter with details continuing in the listing.
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