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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1903
Page
2
Uneven readable fragments reference officials, organizations, and events, mentioning Gore, Lorena, Clarke, and a Platte River area. The text hints at responsibilities, elections, and infrastructure but is largely garbled with missing names, dates, and places.
A country cousin outing turns comic as a man lavishes tips to impress and a purse nabber captures coins. A waiter’s bill becomes a running gag while a theater-tinged line about reformers surfaces, ending with a saucy quip on cleanliness and germs.
A Chicago reader describes how tramps move among old newspapers magazines and books as a traveling library. They read and pass on worn material and know European politics and future events, showing keen intelligence and persistent reading habits despite their itinerant life.
A young woman describes settling in for heel plates new laces and boot polishing at a downtown shoe shop. She praises the store for free shine and durable water resistant polish, noting savings on rubbers and frequent string replacements. She asserts she gets value with patent fasteners on dress shoes. Curb the Temper argues ill temper spoils virtuous character.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions competitions and names, with unclear phrases and garbled terms. Readable hints include a season, events, and suspected teams or individuals but many words are unintelligible.
Ruben Van Note, once shy and celebrated, returns to Newport and visits the Jan home. A maid recounts Priscilla Jan herself never married, a past love left unspoken, and a clue found in red silk pockets linking to a long-ago suitor. The tale blends nostalgia, longing, and quiet tragedy.
A damaged OCR fragment discusses an event with unclear numbers and names. It mentions a 5 and a 3 of sss 224, references to a cowemkess moth, and mentions columns that are partially legible. No definite entities or dates can be confirmed from the readable text.
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