Official County Paper Fronted Edition Date and Price
The edition dated Friday April 6 1908 is presented as the official county paper with a price of one dollar.
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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1906
Page
9
Insurance hearing records payments to Madden and Hall
An insurance hearing notes Acee Orochlin on the 22nd and Madden being paid 33.50 plus mileage and expenses. It also records that in 1905 the state paid Mr. Hall 4034.65 for stenographers.
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aceeOrochlin
Madden
Mr. Hall
Morose view of it rails at Mellen and league pressure
The Minneapolis Journal notes Mellen’s address urging railroad regulation and a government role in rate setting. It suggests pro railroad leaders would benefit from a square deal while denying any public backing for government interference. It questions the Scandinavian league’s influence over 25 000 Scandinavian voters.
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Minneapolis Journal
Mellen
Art Club
Loston
Bugle
Congress
Scandinavian Republican League
League
Hall’s ride on passes undercuts insurgent congress bid
Sioux Falls dispatch notes Philo Hall of Brookings on the insurgent ticket admits charging mileage to the state while praising anti pass reform. The piece contrasts Hall with Food Commissioner Smail and School Lands Commissioner Bach, who do not charge state mileage. It urges Hall to drop passes or abandon the insurgent run.
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Sioux Halls
Argus
Philo Hall
Brookings
Congress
Sioux Falls
Smail
DeSmet
Milwaukee
Northwestern
Hall
Mr. Hall
Roosevelt
Making Up His Salary at Brookings Press
Brookings Press reports from the state auditor's vouchers show attorney general salary details since July 1905. July payments reveal three stenographers: Culhane 60, Matson 50, and Madden 40 per month, totaling 150. From January 1, Matson and Madden draw 75 each month while Culhane is dropped.
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Brookings Press
State Auditor
Suny
Hall
Mike Culhane
Albert Matson
Tom Madden
Culbane
Philo
Matson
Madden
Pierre
Seeing Sicily as the Garden of the Sun in Western Imagination
William Sharp notes Sicily as a magnet for minds and hearts, linking Italy and Greece through famed passages. He argues Sicily embodies the south’s Italian essence, intensifying Italy while preserving distinctive southern character and a gulf with the north.
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Greece
Egypt
Inales
Asia
Palestine
Emerson
Italy
Europe
Oversea
Sicily
Goethe
William Sharp
Armored Russian Government Car Demonstrated in Paris
Paris reports successful trials of one of seven new bullet and shell proof motor cars built for Russia. War minister M Etienne rode the vehicle which reached 28 mph on level ground and climbed 1 in 4 gradients. The three ton, thirty horsepower car carries a rapid firing swivel gun and folds a steel bridge for cross country travel.
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Paris
M. Etienne
France
Paris Cor
London Express
Domestic Servant Schools Established Early
The article notes the first of the domestic servant schools to be established, marking a beginning of organized training for household staff amid broader social reforms.
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Estab
German city opens domestic service school in Hamburg
A new school for domestic servants begins in Hamburg under the house mistresses union. Pupils pay about 12 dollars yearly in installments and receive a free lunch. Classes run 8 a m to 7 p m with instruction in bedrooms, cooking, sewing, dressmaking, washing, and other domestic tasks. Pupils are to be called employees of private houses, not servants.
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Hamburg
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Chicago
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