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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1898
Page
3
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In Washington many house members reject the Maine report as a mere statement of facts from the naval inquiry. They resist assigning blame to Spain and fear war, while public opinion blames Spain though the court found no evidence of Spanish wrongdoing. The president remains cautious, aiming to avoid catastrophe.
L. E. Whitcher of Mitchell discusses cattle feeding using prairie grasses and hay from Hyde County in 1895 analysis. He cites nitrogen free extract content, buffalo grass strength, and the value of grass over corn fodder for fattening steers, urging farmers to rely on native forage for steady gains.
The Chicago Record asserts strong, independent views on national prosperity. It notes February exports rose by 14.79 million while imports fell 1.13 million, boosting the trade surplus and signaling structural benefits from tariff policy and cereals markets.
The Canton News reports the US faces a large foreign balance but remains prosperous as trade rises gold reserves. It defends Auditor Mayhew, noting insurance examination costs were modest under his administration and that criticisms stem from misperceptions about his stance on Hipple era practices.
Mrs Mary Ff Greene of Minnie Lake North Dakota recounts her recovery from weakness and loss of appetite after taking Hood's Sarsaparilla. She notes quick appetite return strength regained and courage restored. Hood's Pills are recommended as the companion pill to Hood's Sarsaparilla.
At Star Light chapter meeting the officers elected match last year: Worthy Matrone Mrs. Anna Williams Worthy Patron Dr EF B Bracy Associate Matron Mrs Matilda J Smith Treasurer Mrs Anna Levinger Secretary Mrs Ella Downey Conductress Mrs Clara Lukens Asst Conductress Mrs Lula Spangler The lodge began in 1897 with 17 members and has added about 40 since, with steady growth and strong support.
Notice is given that James T. Smith has filed for final proof to support his claim in Mitchell S D May 7 1898 He names John Smith Winfield Scott Forbes Austin M Logan and E D Watkins as witnesses to prove continuous residence and cultivation of the land under Section 17 Township 104 Range 61 in South Dakota The entry appears in the Mitchell land office notice with register E Fostren signing note May 7 1898
Notice details two entries: a land patent receiver Henry Klingbeirg Mitchell for section 11 township 102 range 61 with names Nabinger Stevens Murner Ewart all of Mitchell. Also timber culture entry Martha Oberembt widow of Mathew Oberembt for section 34 township 101 north range 61 west. final proof May 17 1898 before Register George E Foster at Mitchell.
In Davison county South Dakota Fourth Judicial Circuit the plaintiff A Bledsoe will take depositions of R Gillett F L Williams D S Landis P R Wilson Wm Ross George Harrison E H Swenson and others at Coleman and Williams law office Clay Center Kansas before A J Brown Notary Public on April 9 1898 at 9:00 AM and continued daily until complete read in evidence for the plaintiff.
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