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Newspaper

Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1898

Page

7

Local Notes From Beulah Badger and West Perry Sept 14

Reports from Beulah Badger and West Perry detail farming updates, residents travels, and local incidents. James Tibbs and John Schmidt are highlighted along with threshing progress and cattle trades as Mrs. Young and others suffer minor mishaps. Local events include a piano purchase and church activities while Dr. Barton visits from Texas.

Beulah James Tibbs John Beddoes Minnesota John Schmidt John Titus Emily Raymond Mitchell Chicago

W. C. T. U. Convention Set in Mitchell Next Week

South Dakota WCTU plans a Mitchell convention September 22 to 26 with Mrs. Luella A. Ramsey urging full union representation. The letter notes strong local hospitality, aims for a large gathering, and calls for dues, banners, and a Demonstration Night featuring national and state speakers.

Luella A. Ramsey South Dakota Mrs. Cranmer

Bids Sought for County Coal Supply and Road Grading

County calls for coal bids due by noon October 3 for the year starting then. Offers must specify delivery options to Mitchell city or court house basement. Auditor L W Champlin lists bid terms and grading plan for aroid running east west in section 13-103-60.

Hocking Valley Perton Mitchell L. W. Champlin, Co W. Champlin, Co

Grand Gift Distribution War Memorial Spoons Offer

Quacker Valley Mfg Co promotes a sixty day free gift of a six spoon WWI memorial set with any household furniture order sent directly to the factory. Each spoon features a different design including the Maine and other soldiers motifs.

United States U. S Maine Cubs Morre

Sunday School Musical Convention Holds District Program

The District Sunday School Musical Convention schedules events at Hammitt school house Union township on Sunday September 25. Activities include opening devotional by C M Peck at 10 00 Sunday School lesson by Mrs James Earl and Miss Kipp at 11 00 a basket dinner at 12 00 and singing at 1 45. E T Moyer speaks on The Mission of Sacred Music and Miss Quigley presents Authors of Sacred Music before a 4 00 business session. Each district Sunday school will perform two selections and Gospel Hosannas will be used.

Hammitt Union Township C. M. Peck James Earl

Surgical removal relieves years of pain in Mrs Bateman

Dr Crane and colleagues perform a difficult operation in Woont socket with Dra Templeton Roselle Smi ley and Ball to remove the uterus and all its appendages. The patient tolerated shock well and rests comfortably. Plus a separate land notice from Mitchell South Dakota dated September 15 1839 lists final proof date October 22 1894 for Francis M Chandler with witnesses Ettel Hardman Kelley Buck.

Crane Woont,socket Dra. Templeton That City Roselle Alexandria Smiley Mt. Vernon Ball Mitchell S. D Francis M. Chandler Nely Jacob Ettel D D. Hardman M. Kelley D. T. Buck Letcher P. O S. D. Grorss Register

Heroism of the Fishermen

A Century Magazine excerpt lauds modern fishermen as lone heroes rivaling Vikings. It contrasts daring for survival with glorious piracy, praising Jack the Fisherman as the world’s bravest sailor and a vital asset to any nation.

Portland New Orleans Jack Herbert D. Ward Century

Bank Clerk-Teller Drinks with Night Patrolman on Cold London Night

A bitter cold night in Lombard Street ends with a police visit to a bank where a clerk invites in the officer for warmth and a drink. The night shift ends with the clerk absconding with about 50 000 pounds from the bank.

Lombard Street London

Editor's Hard Lot Lampoons Critics Of Newspapers

A Roslyn Michigan correspondent notes the editor endures endless critique for every choice from jokes to reprints to praise. The piece mocks the tireless fame and blame cast on editors who juggle wit, original reporting, and courteous words amid a perpetual cycle of social judgment.

The Black Hole of Calcutta Diurnal Reflection

A 18 by 18 foot dungeon held 146 men on June 20 1756. The men endured extreme heat thirst and death as nitrogen from their lungs and lack of air caused delirium fever and collapse. by morning only 23 survived, many in putrid fever.

Calcutta Thervicerep

Exquisite military notes on Ney and Paris siege letters

During the siege of Paris fewer than 22,000,000 letters sailed from the city in 54 balloons dispatched between September 19, 1370, and January 28, 71. Marshal Ney is described as handsome and brave, calm at execution, with a request to keep his face intact, while a Somertville Journal quote reflects a dramatic exchange about fate.

Marshal Ney Somertville Jourminl Paris

Toilers of the Air on a Suspension Bridge

George E. Walsh describes bridge workers who ascend towers to weld hot steel bands onto cables. They descend risky inclines, secure three inch cables, and forge joints while hanging high above chancy gaps. The piece compares their peril to sailors, noting weather extremes and minimal use of ladders.

George E. Walsh Godey’s Magazine

First Elephant in America and O'Connell Wit

An Owensboro man Moses Smith reportedly brought the first elephant to America and faced fortune changing shows in New York. Colonel Frank McKernan is a grandson of Smith. the piece also recalls Daniel OConnells Dublin election wit and a barberless retort to judges.

America Owensboro Moses Smith Panther Creek Sorgho Moses New York Smith Frank McKernan Adairville O’connell Daniel O’connell Dublin Shaw Hamlet O'Connell San Francisco Ware

Free Passes for French Deputies Highlight Privileges

The article notes universal free railroad travel for all members of the French Chamber of Deputies, who are issued an identification medal to ensure access. It compares their pay, earning about $3 a day in indemnity versus the United States Congressman's $5,000 yearly salary.

France Chamber of Deputies United States

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