Subscription Rates for Mitchell Capital April 1 1909
Official county paper lists subscription rates: one year in advance, six months, and three months options. No further details provided.
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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1909
Page
11
Official county paper lists subscription rates: one year in advance, six months, and three months options. No further details provided.
A discussion on the future role of the church stresses a social mission and practical service. Rev Dr Madison Peters argues for universal reform led by Christ and a Golden Rule society. The piece also notes political rows over tariffs patronage and immigration.
An editorial urges respect for telephone central workers and warns against abuse when service is slow. It cites Drs. Dwyer and Anderson on the dangers of overwork and calls for state laws to protect women workers, plus a push to fund road improvements in Mitchell with a mass meeting planned for April 8.
Four to five weeks of bad roads into the city have shown the urgent need for action. Water covers road surfaces and bridge approaches making travel dangerous. Business leaders recognize the crisis but a unified movement is lacking to address the condition.
The Interior Department refused to reverse its Gregory South Dakota land office decision ending a long dispute sparked by Dallas interests. Secretary Ballinger set a June 1 deadline to organize a national bank as depository. failure could move the office to Dallas.
Dr. Clark spoke to high school pupils Friday afternoon after addressing the Baptist church Thursday evening. He outlined the opening of Central Equatorial Africa and then focused on the language problem facing him and others.
A Tolstoy quotation urges ceasing condemnation of others and compares the change to a recovering addict finding a pleasant sense of cleanliness, with occasional craving to return to the habit. It emphasizes self reform over judgment and frames restraint as a positive discipline.
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