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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1916
Page
7
An aging Republican Corrohiy McNary and Democrat J. C. Green describe voting habits spanning decades. McNary recalls voting straight Republican since 1846 and Green remembers allegiance to Democrats from Andrew Jackson’s era, with reflections on how parties and voting practices have changed over time.
Registration begins at 2 PM as Dakota Wesleyan anticipates a large student body. Gra ham Hall fills, art room removal adds space but remains insufficient. Football practice starts today with Cecca James GC and Loman optimistic as more students arrive. Upcoming schedule includes games from October 13 to November 30 against Mitchell, Vermilion, Aberdeen, and others.
Mitchell high school football prospects look brighter after week one practice. New players Chester Palmer and Walter Armstrong show at halfback and tackle respectively while Vienry Hoagland shines at wing. Qb questions remain as Arthur Jones and Fred Scallin struggle with experience.
A youth named Magus tiryis, last seen during a cancer competition visit, vanished after taking a side street near Saxe Mud. He has not been located despite searches. friends fear possible foul play related to a cash payment and hidden funds. Authorities conduct a home investigation.
Reports from Bremen indicate another merchant submarine is set to depart for the United States by month end. The sailing would add to German naval commerce efforts during wartime.
Report from Sept 66 indicates the Somme battles extend beyond Waterloo duration with German and Allied forces exchanging heavy artillery and trench assaults. Observers note the conflict may last months as neither side yields in this brutal stalemate.
The narrative recalls two former Union soldiers from opposite riverbanks who served on a joint frontline. After decades apart they meet by chance and find lasting friendship forged through shared battles and loss. Timothy Carcogn and Witherpoon visit a relative and reflect on war memories.
An attempted wholesale jail break in Day county Webster aimed to free four prisoners charged with killing Dan Jussere, the Andover marshal. Police chief Wilcox spotted armed lookouts and fired at a fleeing group, thwarting the plan to lure officials and release inmates.
Creditors of Fran es 1), Neish of Mitchell in Davison County are notified of his bankruptcy on September 6 1916. A meeting of creditors will be held September 26 1916 at the Paulson Building Sioux Falls to prove claims examine the bankrupt elect a trustee and conduct related business.
George J. Danforth referee in bankruptcy and Renee Binney of Topeka Vie for roles in the Midland District American Baptist Nome Mission society program at the Low Baskata Baptist convent session October 11 to 15. Jes is author of Mormon Man of America and cited by the U S consul as a leader on Mormonism.
Presho school opened last week with the smallest attendance in its history. Many out-of-town pupils travel from neighboring districts while local families face rising costs and limited services. County officials consider bids for replacing the White River crossing south of Presho as the town struggles to complete urgent repairs and welcome returning students.
Mitchell briefs report a busy period with visitors from Platte, Gregory, and Dakota Wesleyan. locals attend church events, join social gatherings at the Country Club, and plan academic moves. Notable items include a Dakota Wesleyan attendance surge, a bridge-water group visiting, and a notable arrest in New York.
The article details a proposed independent railway company named Belle Wourdhe & Northwestern Railway Company, with headquarters at Belle Wourrehbeli and capital of 600,000 dollars. It aims to build 209 miles of track across Montana and nearby counties, connecting Miles City to Nine Mile Creek and Belle Donen, with operations centered on Belle Donen and Miles City.
Sisseton issued bonus bonds for school funding facing delayed payment. Omaha holders pursued collection after delays and a lower payment offer. A state supreme court ruling is possible as the case advances. Miss Welene White of Woonsocket shopped in the city.
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