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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1909
Page
9
The Mitchell Capital lists subscription rates for one year in advance and six months with prices. The publication is noted as the official county paper with C. W. Downey as editor and shows April 22, 1909 in the masthead.
In a Les Me's Weekly excerpt Uncle Joe Cannon extols President Taft as the greatest president since Lincoln and urges swift tariff passage. He defends Taft against muckraking while criticizing Crawford's leadership and machine politics, urging reform and patronage limits. He laments delays and questions state governance.
Dick Richards of Huron says he supported Senator Crawford to advance reform and election law changes but now repents his early backing. He cites Crawford’s alliance with Gamble and reluctance on anti program and divorce law as reasons for distancing himself and endorsing a broader reform agenda.
The Philadelphia Inquirer describes cases of insanity with one highly acute sense. Imbeciles could memorize poems after hearing them once and repeat long passages word for word. Some remembered dates names and numbers, others recalled sermons or Bible verses with perfect accuracy.
Esme Barton, riding through a rainstorm to Briarsmere, confronts meddling choices between Ralph Underwood and Jack, her loyal suitor. A confrontation with Underwood over a mortgage drumbeats into the night as Jack reveals his love, kissing Esme amid danger and renewal. Briarsmere’s fate hinges on debts, trust, and a future together.
A brief humorous exchange about sale tactics and pricing ends with a question on the two cents. The judge voices skepticism about the savings and value in marked down goods.
A tense exchange unfolds as a head of the house questions when a young man will return home. The reply reassures that he often goes home, maintaining a lighter note amid the household friction.
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