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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1891
Page
1
The piece surveys strained edd relations between the United States and Italy blamed on a banana peel notion, then shifts to election reforms under Australian ballot law, warning that ward bosses and vote jobbers still loom. It praises US naval growth, notes Italian anti American sentiment, and urges individual moral progress and agricultural price analysis.
A compressed survey argues that Western Farmers Alliance lawmakers seek to curb capital, tax mortgages, and restrict railroads. It warns against anti capital measures, notes higher credit costs in new areas, and predicts economic hardship if lending tightens. Also includes local notices and ads from Mitchell printing firm.
City clerk receives inquiry from New Hampshire adjutant general about the death of David Connor a member of Co A 138th N H Vols reported to have died in Mitchell in 1884. Auditor Robinson to receive any information.
The 1890 financial statement of The Commercial Alliance Life Insurance Co of New York sworn by President John S. Holly and Secretary A C Hurst shows capital of 150000 paid in, assets of 363251.68, liabilities of 1466352, and income 315680.07 with expenditures 223752.25 for 1890. It lists policies issued, premiums received in SD 1890, and notes state authority to transact life insurance in South Dakota through December 31, 1891 with publication conditions set by the South Dakota Auditor.
Farmers urged to dehorn calves aged three weeks or younger using Lewis and Bennett’s warrantied tool. Claims no pain and no blood, described as simple enough for a child to operate. Strong emphasis on ease and safety.
A compact verse extols a dress described as made from fine polished oak and rich in cloaklike sheen and handsome design. The speaker invites admiration for No. 9, highlighting the item as a standout example.
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