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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1914
Page
2
A reflective essay argues that true security rests in disarmament and forbearance rather than armaments. It contrasts British tea culture with brutal warfare, asserting love as the greatest power and predicting a future shift away from military force toward peaceful global understanding.
Sioux Falls High outmuscled Mitchell 20 to 0 at Soo Park. Sioux Falls opened with a kickoff, dominated the line, and used strong defense to thwart Mitchell drives. Fayder scored the first TD, followed by another in the second quarter, and the Orange and Black sealed the win with a late score as time expired.
Mitchell social pages highlight a Wednesday art club tea in the high school assembly room with Mr. Entsminger and Mrs. Heimberger performing Nevin and other pieces. Mrs. Wider lectured on eugenics tied to the State Federation meeting at Deadwood, with Edith Miller presiding.
Mrs. Thomas Wastcott hosted the Past Noble Grand association with regular business and initiation followed by a duck dinner assisted by Mrs. Horne Cass and Mrs. George Halsey. The next meeting is December 1 with Mrs. J H Ferris. Mrs. and Mrs. W B Sayles celebrated their golden wedding with friends, gifts included gold coin and chrysanthemums. The Social Hour club, meeting with O A Bates, planned December 2 activities and a published cookbook. Twenty-two Karat club hosted by Mrs. Lee Hamiel with fancy work and a few musical numbers by Mrs. Archie Yogus.
The ceremony led by Rev. C B O Flaherty united Mae Morgan and Joseph Hanna on Tuesday morning at 6 30 in Holy Family Catholic church. Attendants were Hugh Morgan and Miss Susan King. The bride wore silk accordion pleated chiffon over yellow charmeuse. the groom in dark blue serge. They will travel via Omaha to Seattle and Vancouver then San Francisco to make their home after January 1. Congratulations poured in from friends and family.
A home gathering ends in mutual goodwill as Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Mc Clinton host and Mr. and Mrs. Lindsey surrender to a cheerful surprise. Feasting, laughter, and exchange of two brass candlesticks leave a warm memory of friendship.
Owners of pool halls bowling alleys motion picture theatres and tobacco stands in Mitchell face a federal license tax under the war tax. Rates vary by business type with penalties of 50 percent after December 1. Banks must pay on capital surplus and profits. Taxation covers eight months through July 1 1915.
South Dakota’s game department says the state will receive fifty elk from Idaho’s government reserve for the state game preserve Warden Hedrick expects the herd to arrive late winter or early spring depending on snow. Last spring the state added twenty three elk and hopes for a strong herd.
Pierre South Dakota treasury notes the net state debt on November 12 each year since 1909 for the Annual Review. The latest year shows a decrease of 10 716.25 dollars, with debts listed as 1909 15081 000 1910 2 73 000 1911 878 864 1912 573 W713 1912 483 482 40 1914 a hT2 766 15.
A vintage health ad urges treating a cough with Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey. It claims to soothe air passages loosen mucus and boost resistance to colds for babies and children, priced at 26 cents from local druggists.
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