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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1915
Page
4
Classified listings show numerous rent and sale notices including modern furnished rooms in Omaha and nearby areas, wanted rooms by Oct 4, and various sale items. Highlights mention phone contacts, apartment rooms, and real estate inquiries from real estate firms and individuals.
Opening exercises in the chapel featured Dr. 4. 8 Harkness as principal speaker with a singing of Faith of Our Fathers. Rev. J. S. Hoagland offered prayer, and President Seaman announced class beginnings and enrollment figures. The event highlighted a shift to mature university life for freshmen and noted an enrollment increase and faculty introductions.
Thomas Johnson, who died at his home on Ninth Avenue and Kimball Street after a lightning strike on Firesteel Creek, was honored in a funeral service at the German Evangelical church. Interment was at Graceland cemetery. Born December 5, 1847 in Christiania Norway, he came to America in 1853, served in the Civil War, and settled in Aurora county as a pioneer. He married Mario Turty in 1887. they endured pioneer hardships together. Many friends attended from Aurora county and Parker.
R B Mayberry retired farmer of 101d Lawler Ave Mitchell proclaims Dosa's Kidney Pills from Dichi's Drug Store relieved his kidney pain backache and swelling. He adds decades later Dean's Kidney Pills are the most reliable kidney medicine on the market and urges all dealers to stock remedies for kidney issues.
Word reached the financial district that Newman Erb, prominent railroad promoter and financier, was fatally ill at his Deal New Jersey home after it was said he, while en route to New York City, took poison by error.
Milan reports from Bucharest that 800,000 Armenians have been deported from Caesarea Trebizond Erzerum and other Asia Minor cities to the Interior of Turkey. Hardly a third reach destinations. Women and girls are sent to harems and auctions of Armenian babies from one month to two years old have occurred in Constantinople.
London reports Earl Kitchener says German forces appear to have shot their bolt their advance in Russia once averaged five miles a day but now falls to less than one mile daily. Royal War Secretary notes dwindling German momentum amid ongoing conflict in the East.
London England Archdeacon of London at St Pauls Cathedral denounces a recent Zeppelin raid and claims bodies of children aged 15 10 7 and 5 plus a baby were taken to turn a nursery into a slaughter house the sermon condemns the Imperial murder and calls for punishment using restrained language.
Miss Constance Drexel, a peace worker and suffragist, argues humane actions only prolong conflict. Speaking in San Francisco, she urged the Congress for Women and warned that war brides and polygamy fears do not resolve war. She sees the home, not mercy, as the true casualty of wartime mobilization.
An old time drugstore note touts Sloan's ointment as fast relief for cold symptoms aches sore joints lumbago and back pain. It promises soothing comfort within moments and urges readers to buy a bottle for 25 cents at any druggist for household use against colds and swollen areas.
An upbeat forecast promises a cheerful month with a first day opening to a balmy spell. Expect a week of perturbation in the elements, a snowstorm evoking boyhood memories, followed by three days of rain and a picturesque sleet end to the month. The piece invites sharing with friends about HOMER CROY.
Walter G. Doty recalls a tale of a harsh boss who mistreated Brown. Brown later buys the business, hires humane managers, and ousts the abusive superior. The narrator muses on dreamlike consequences and the odd costs of careless mistakes in retail.
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