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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1915

Page

2

Women Will Decide On New School House In Clark

In Clark South Dakota the women voters may swing the special election this Thursday on issuing 30 000 dollars in bonds for a new public school building. Women will be entitled to vote and are expected to participate in large numbers potentially deciding the outcome. If issued the bonds would mature in five to twenty years.

Clark S. D United States Germany America Europe England Japan Macmonies New York Harbor

Box Plant Officials Arrested in Pittsburgh Fire

Three officials of the Union Paper Box company and James Brown estate executor were arrested in Pittsburgh after a factory fire killed 13 and injured 20. H. H. Woods, executor, posted 10000 bail. Weiskopf, Kimbal, and Schaefer released on 5000 bail each.

Pittsbugh Union Paper Box Company James Brown H. H. Woods Brown Henry E. Weiskopf Wm. GC. Kimbal

Sloan's Liniment and Ointment Ad in Early Textile Ad

Pain relief claim cites Sloan's Liniment for neuralgia rheumatism lumbago neuritis toothache sprains bruises and stiff muscles with instant relief promised. Ointment priced 25c 50c and a $1 bottle holds six 25c sizes. Ends with a joke about wireless telephones and shouting.

Sloan

Loomis School Attendance and Pupil Highlights

In Loomis schools for the month ending October 22 21 boys and 21 girls enrolled for a total of 42 pupils with 709 attendance days over 19 school days an average daily attendance of 38 nearly 90 percent. Several pupils were neither absent nor tardy while others enrolled or dropped out as noted by principal David Dykstra who urged active parental visits to support teachers and student character development.

Loomis Ruth Butts Grace Butts Donald Clark Russel Hemming Darline Bock May Butts Albert Hemming Willie Allen Viola Smith Gonnie Jonas Lowell Hemming Sadie Nelson Ruth Martie Wagner Crviile Butts Norgel Watkins Lloyd B. Johnson J. &. Watkins California David Dykstra

May Festival Project Planned at Mitchell Meeting

Negotiations will open soon with either the Theodore Thomas or Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra to bring one to Mitchell for the annual May musical festival. A supporters meeting at the Commercial club reviewed plans. both orchestras have appeared in Mitchell before. Prof. George Harold Miller announced the choir’s training will begin next Friday evening.

Theodore Thomas Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra Mitchell Theodore Thomas Orchestra Chicago Commercial Club Minneapolis Mr. Thomas Frederick Stock Hail Oberhoffer Minneapolis Orchestra Northwest Thomas Boston Symphony Orchestra Dakota Wesleyan George Harold Miller Dakota Wesleyan School of Music

Seven Tenths Of Corn Good

Sioux City Journal reports a board of trade estimate from twenty five corn samples across South Dakota showing 60 to 75 percent salable grain. President M King notes better conditions in the last two weeks raise the good corn percentage, with district results centering near 70 percent except near Sioux Falls where outcomes are less favorable.

Sioux City Journal South Dakota Board of Trade M. King

Des Moines Editorial Opposes Immediate War Mobilization

The Des Moines Register argues there is no emergency demanding swift emergency war action. It urges adherence to nonmilitary policy and government control of munitions to avoid private profiteering and militarism, citing Maj. Gen. James H. Wilson and the need to preserve American industrial peace.

Des Moines Register James H. Wilson Europe Congress

Italian’s Body Found Sealed in Vinegar Barrel

The body of Augustine Giovenco, a young Italian man, was discovered in a large vinegar barrel late Tuesday in Chicago. A wound in the head and a heavy cord tied about the neck suggest murder. $11.75 was found on the clothing. Police believe the barrel was carried to a lonely city outskirt location before the burial.

Chicago Augustino Giovenco

Sixty jurors drawn for November circuit court term

Sixty jurors were drawn by Clerk of Courts S Cattrell Sheriff B E Owens and Auditor John M Crampton for the November term of circuit court. They are ordered to report at 10 a m on November 16 the court opening day. The list includes Casper Althen Geo S Agnes Harry Black Albert Butterfield F W Boyd L E Beckwith Delvan Becker and many others.

S. Cattrell B. E. Owens John M. Crampton Frank B. Smith Casper Althen Geo. S. Agnes Harry Black Albert Butterfield F. W. Boyd L. BE. Beckwith Delvan T. Becker Clifford Barth A. J. Berquist Godfrey Beck Ed Brenjon O. E. Cassem E. M. Charey O. B. Cornish P. C. Crampton Jasper Dolly Ben R. Dickson A. B. Darling Warickson Jacob Esterly Andrew Ellwein Roy F. Fisher Jones Ferrett J. T. Ford Wm. Goldhammer J. H. Giese F. A. Gormley Andrew Ginkens A. C. Green William Hillerns H. B. Goodwin Charles Herniman Gee Holleran K. A. Johnson Hans

State Department restricts coal to Villa rebels in Mexico

Washington reports the department ordered American exchanges to sever coal shipments to Villa forces and their allies. The move supplements arms embargo and aims to block mining operations in Chihuahua by cutting fuel supplies used to finance the regime.

Washington, D. C State Department Mexico Chihuhah Wyston United States

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