Mitchell Capital Subscription Rates and Advertising Rates
Item lists subscription terms for Mitchell Capital with prices for one year six months and three months plus address change instructions. It also outlines advertising rates including cards up to six lines at five dollars annually and additional line charges. Local ads are ten cents per line with five cents per line for each significant section. Notices such as acknowledgments and death notices have specific pricing and free inclusions for tributes.
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Opy
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Local notes and family wanderings in UKWANA and Amberlain
UKWANA and Amberlain report a string of small town notes including visits by Mr W C Car atter and wife guests of Miss Richards, Mason City resident George W Sanborn, and L Steensen's recovery. Chrey ends a year as poor farm manager. brothers Daniel and John Glass recount long wanderings across Canada to Washington Territory. River news across Amberlain and surrounding towns notes ice, mill activity, wheat on hand, and rising Missouri River. Also mentions a Missiver festival and a bridge project, plus flood effects in Dakotа and North Dakota areas with dynamite shipment concerns and Pacific transportation updates.
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Ukwana
W.c.car‘ater
Chicago
Wisconsin
Austin
Chrey
Daniel Glass
Canada
Daniel
John
States
Towa
Dakota
Wana
Ned
Dan
Washington Territory
Jarck
False Reports Suppress Truth On Northern Pacific Damage
Passengers claim Northern Pacific exaggerates recovery plans and wires false damage figures. Eastern agents told to announce a quick reopening, while St. Paul concedes repairs may take two to three weeks. The road allegedly aims to shield business and mislead the public.
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Northern Pacific
Eastern
St. Paul
Flood Deepens on the Missouri River Front Hit Hard
Bowdle March 29 report that Jake McCaray Firsland and four others drowned in the rising Missouri river bottoms. Skinner and Wilker ranches flooded with cattle swept away. settlers lose household effects. Threat of higher water endangering Lebeau Scranton. Grand river gorges forming. fear the worst is not over.
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Bowb
Jake McAcary
Firsland
Missouri River
Bismarck
Skinner’s
Wilker
Campbell & Skinner's
Wilker’s
Lebeau
Scranton
Grand River
Prohibition Union Opens Prosecutions Against Saloonists
In Woonsocket on March 25 the Prohibition and Enforcement union brings a case against Charles Chute. Rev. W. S. Moffet of United Presbyterian church alleges misconduct, while Chute counters with perjury threats. The hearing proceeds with a justice aligned with the prosecution, and Chute will be bound over to district court.
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Woonsocket
Prohibition and Enforcement Union
Charles Chute
W. S. Moffet
United Presbyterian Church
Chute
Mr. Moffet
District Court
River rises force train service halted at Vermillion
The Missouri River is rising steadily in Vermillion forcing the abandonment of the Sioux City and Yankton trains as residents flee low lands with their families and stock in preparation for worsening conditions.
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Sioux City
Yankton
Lawmakers Fail to Estimate Total of Appropriations
The Minneapolis Journal notes that Minnesota legislators offered no solid estimate of total appropriations on the session’s end and that even the appropriations chair could not provide a figure. It laments that Dakota’s size shields lawmakers from responsibility as local aims push spending higher and taxpayers bear the burden.
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Minneapolis Journal
Largo
Berry
Appropriations Committee
Dakota
Houston Bar Anew Rally Roars Through Towns
The scene captures a noisy procession with chants and exclamations as crowds cheer Houston’s moment. Riders and supporters push forward while onlookers note the absence of roosters and the presence of beer beef and cotton seed oil as symbolic items.
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Gallagher
Houston
Texas
Early spring poems and political notes in a mixed-clip page
A fragmentary column pairs a poem about spring and warmth with editorial chatter on Governor Church. It cites Mary J. Butts in St Nicholas and notes Sioux Falls Press as governor’s chosen forum, contrasting it with the Argus and Day faction politics.
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Watertown Courier News
Sioux Falls
Church
Argus
Cal
Absurd Devices of Fashion in Women Dress by Mrs Jenness Miller
A Boston born reformer promotes a new corsetless outfit called a cat of correct for women. It features a two-layer dress system with leglets, a fitted princess gown, and leglets, aiming to liberate women from hoops corsets and petticoats while preserving modesty and style.
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Swomten
Hunter
France
Mme, Beauharnais
Jinness Miller
Boston
Washington
Arception Honors Mickey As Shortstop Sold For Five Thousand
Judge announces an Arception honoring Mickey the shortstop recently bought by the Boston Greens for $5,000. The purchase marks a notable move by the club and the player’s standing in the league.
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Mickey
Boston Greens
Judge
AMERICAN FABLES AND CURIOUS TALES OF JUSTICE
A collage of short fables and humorous snippets from Detroit and other sources. A burglar’s trial ends with a mock sentence of five years’ board and lodgings. A wolf and a goat tale mocks reform. A boarding-house chase ends in a marriage plot twist and a debt dispute.
Knights Talk of Evening Schools and Labor Movements
Labor groups in Louisville plan evening schools while Powderly era fund plans value $300000. The Eagles Protective Union expands with a Philadelphia branch of 500 members. Reports show 1886 strikes rising wages despite wage loss. 74 of 255 strikes for shorter hours saved 3053 jobs. Tennessee City near Memphis forms a cooperative. Knights to build a nail factory employing 500. brick machines built with 20000 daily capacity. Headgear fashions and social notes close with a West Chester anecdote about a gravely ill boy and a poisoning incident from an aniline pencil.
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Eagles’ Protective Union
Philadelphia
Tennessee City
Memphis
Warner
Knights
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