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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1914
Page
8
Teal cries and regional notes appear in a garbled OCR fragment asking for missing context. Shara Paes and associated terms surface but lack clear events, dates, or outcomes to anchor a complete news item.
Fragmentary text alleges a group of one hundred regressive Republicans plotting to disrupt a primary process. The target is an unspecified candidate and the aim is to gain control of state and congressional offices while weakening the Republican Party. The rhetoric stresses allegations of malicious behavior by unnamed attackers and accusations of aiding Democrats.
South Dakota railway commission seeks time to verify exhibits and audit express company books as part of the express rates dispute. Examiner Dow notes interstate review while Sioux City shippers press for open testimony and hearing access.
The obituary lists the deceased Mary with pallbearers Mitchell Nursiberger Laughlin and others. It notes funeral details and memorial arrangements for those who knew her.
Fragmentary obituary notes a local figure with garbled names and dates. unable to recover full identity or details from the OCR.
Senator Thomas Sterling spoke at the opera house on Republican campaign issues. He was introduced by Senator Doe I Crawford who highlighted the party's principles and experience to the audience last night.
Sioux City Journal cartoonist Herbert H. Perry will lecture at Dakota Wesleyan, Mitchell, hosted by the English club. He will discuss professional cartooning and demonstrate the process with live sketches, date to be announced soon as the first talk in a literary lecture series.
Faculty members plan a Halloween celebration next Saturday in the chapel and campus. Students attend in costumes, no masks, with a prize for best costume, lunch served on campus, a bonfire procession, and a vaudeville show after. The event is a yearly highlight drawing students and townspeople.
An enthusiastic suffrage gathering at Nearhood school house near Ethan Tuesday evening featured Lewis Ort mayor Myron Redfield and Rev R J Kelley. Many attended, with strong sentiment for the amendment. statewide outlook appears favorable for the coming election. Additional schoolhouse meetings and city canvassing of women's views are planned this week amid ongoing results updates.
A 10 year old boy named Hoge Wes was killed when a caved wall at a mill site near White Lake collapsed. The mill had been torn down last summer leaving only the wall standing, and the accident occurred while he and other children played nearby. Local authorities investigate the incident.
Sioux Falls Coyotes suffer a loss as 7 team wins decisively. Forward gains lead with over 275 yards total offense, including a long 30 plus yard run. Notre Dame left half contributes substantial yardage as Indiana quarterback ties lead.
Notre Dame dominates the game from the start as South Dakota struggles to mount offense. The Coyotes fail to reach the Irish goal line, while Notre Dame relies on strong defense and a late second half scoring drive to pull away.
Readable portions of the South Dakota Education Association meeting reveal debates on bible study in high schools under church direction, rural education reforms, and health education campaigns. Leaders from city and county groups were elected or named for various departments and roles.
Financial report from the Sioux Episcopal mission details a 6990.80 dollar giving total for religious purposes in the past year. The report highlights community support and fundraising outcomes from the Episcopal convergence.
The date for the preliminary hearing of A P Helmy on the charge connected to the shooting of D C Hunter at Midlane railway station was fixed for Thursday at Ft Pierre. Hunter, the station agent, was killed Monday evening by Helm.
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