Mitchell Capital HURSDAY Official County Paper
The Mitchell Capital HURSDAY serves as the official county paper. Printing company Watchell Printing Co. lists price at 1.00 with 75 40 as catalog or page identifiers.
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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1910
Page
11
The Mitchell Capital HURSDAY serves as the official county paper. Printing company Watchell Printing Co. lists price at 1.00 with 75 40 as catalog or page identifiers.
Long discussion on South Dakota freight charges and the push for lower local rates versus through rates to Chicago and Minneapolis. The piece urges the railroad commission to act, questions railroad pricing power, and contrasts state interests with corporate profits. It also questions Col. Roosevelt’s stance on Taft and the evolving political landscape upon his return.
The Pierre Dakotan questions State Treasurer Johnson on interest earned from state funds prior to the depository law's March 1 1909 start date. It compares Johnson to the defeated Cassill, arguing voters deserve clarity on whether Johnson delayed interest returns and if law mandates truthfulness and accountability.
The piece invites readers to hear from both the incumbent railroad commissioner and his challenger, noting that big business payoffs influence politics and urging candidates to share their plans for re election and opposition.
The Chicago Inter Ocean defends Speaker Cannon and his policy, denounces Roosevelt, and argues the Norris resolution leaves the House rules committee tilted toward Cannon. It notes committee composition shifts and questions the true power of the speaker under the new setup.
Mt. Vernon reports a busy week with visits from Prof. Bromwell Alpena and Eugene Dougherty on vacation in Mitchell. Gerald Wagner hosts a birthday party for twenty five youngsters. The Ladies Aid meets April 6 and Art Cain acquires the dray line. Chautauqua week opens Tuesday with Quincy Lee Morrow and strong speakers at the opera house.
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