Subscription Rates for Leading Publications
Subscription rates listed for one year in advance and shorter terms. Readers must provide both former and new addresses and send correspondence to the office early Monday. Papers sent to parties quitting the state will be discontinued at the end of paid time.
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We Club
Louisiana
North
Northwest
Washington Artillery
Foster
Manchester
Iowa
J. F. Merry
Advertising rates and notices in local business pages
Rates listed for business cards up to six lines at 50 per year, with each extra line 1, local advertisements five cents, legal notices ten cents, wedding presentation and obituary items offered free of charge. Fragmentary text suggests pricing for marriage and death notices, with unclear terms.
Ten Years of Mitchell Daily Republic Progress
The Mitchell Daily Republic marks its tenth anniversary this Tuesday August 1, noting ten years of growth for both town and paper. The paper and the Republic stand on firmer footing with brighter prospects than ever, following a history of eventful years and a later management transition under its care.
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Mitchell Daily
J. A. Wakefield
Republican
Questioning liquor laws and public sentiment on licensing
The letter argues liquor regulation is unevenly enforced in major cities and calls out alleged hypocrisy in high license versus prohibition. It contends that if restrictions fail, all liquor laws must fall, and proposes either true prohibition or free sale with no privileges.
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Mitchell Republica
Argus-Leader
York
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
U.S
Minneapolis
New York City
Arwus
Harper's covers Davis campaign tale and Athens piece
The September Harper's will feature Itichard Harding Davis recounting a Conservative Candidate's England campaign with ten W Hatherell illustrations. Harper's Weekly shows a yachtswoman on a steam yacht front page, plus Davis on Modern Athens and a city summer garden interior drawing.
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Harper's
Itichard Harding Davis
England
W. Hatherell
Harper's Weekly
Richard Harding Davis
Mediterranean
Athens
Gardon
Urthermore
Worthington Illustrated Opening Promises Hawaiian Life Notes
A long reading fragment highlights Worthington Illustrated Magazine for All opening with Random Notes on Hawaiian Life by C. T. Rodgers M. D. describing native feasts Honolulu views Pali Wai and reef details. It previews Mauna Loa Kilauea volcanoes with photos and notes on cane sugar plantings and the Pacific milieu. France will not fight Siam. Corn Belt Exposition interest grows. pork speculation noted with sympathy for innocents.
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Worthington
C. T. Rodgers
M. D
Honolulu
Mauna Loa
Kilauea
Farmers Feed Wheat to Hogs to Increase Pork Yield
Ohio farmers claim feeding wheat to hogs boosts weight, estimating a single bushel, properly prepared, adds 15 to 20 pounds of fresh meat to a healthy hog, reflecting a farm practice to raise pork production efficiency.
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Ohio
Governor Waite and aide assault reporter in office
Colorado governor Waite and his private secretary allegedly assaulted a reporter who questioned them in their office. The incident followed a tense exchange as the official confronted the press, with the governor reportedly preferring confrontation to public scrutiny.
Fusion results dominate western politics in Aberdeen News
The Aberdeen News observes that fusion is influencing western politics as every candidate opposes the administration's financial policy. The piece quips that the chickens have come home to roost, signaling backlash.
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Aberdeen News
Congress to Open Extra Session This Monday
The extra session of Congress will begin on Monday. It is likely the silver purchasing clause of the current law will be suspended, with both sides indicating agreement in advance.
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Congress
Bret Wheelock
A.S
Burtt Joins State Judicial Race Candidates Grow
A formerly tame Republican judicial convention in the state is turning lively as A. W. Burtt of Huron enters the race. The field already includes Judge Gilford of Canton, Attorneys Kennedy of Aberdeen and Dillon of Pierre, and Judge Bailey of the Pierre district, alongside current incumbents.
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A. W. Burtt
Huron
Gilford
Canton
Kennedy
Aberdeen
Dillon
Pierre
Bailey
Veterans Rally Against Pension Policy Critique
Across the country veterans protest the current pension policy which presumes fraud unless proven otherwise. The editorial notes a parallel to Andrew Jackson Sparks’s earlier stance on Northwest homesteaders, framing the policy as unfair and costly to honest claimants.
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Andrew Jackson Sparks
Northwest
Pension policy outcry over reexamination debated
The Argus Leader notes the pushback against pension reexamination and questions Bret Wheelock's fears of an investigation. It argues government fraud tools exist but burden shifts onto the pensioner, who must prove innocence.
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Argus
Bret Wheelock
Jate
Weather Bureau
Patent Office
Pension Office
Silver congress in Chicago sparks optimism and concern
The upcoming Chicago silver congress is billed as an important gathering but risks turning unruly like the recent New York convention. Debate centers on free silver, with organized effort strongly backing the policy and seeking clear public light on the issue.
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Chicago
New York
Debate over silver policy and press clashes in South Dakota
The piece cites strong public sentiment against “gold-bugs” and notes mine owners gaining ground in political gatherings. It quotes Bret Wheelock and comments on South Dakota Republicans and Democrats differing on silver remonetization. It also criticizes rival editorials and mocks a federal appointment hope.
Editor replies to Sioux Falls criticism in South Dakota clash
The Mitchell Republic and Pierre Free Press exchange sharp editorials over partisan attacks on South Dakota exhibits. The Free Press rebukes misgivings about Republican actions and urges fair judgment as the state’s exhibits are reviewed.
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The
Huronite
Sioux City Tribune
Wheelock
Mitchell Republican
Tribune
Republican
Sioux City
Free Press
Sioux Falls
Pierre Free Press
Nimus
Argus
South Dakota
Corn Belt Exposition Exhibit Push Calls Lake County Aid
Sioux Falls urged Minnehaha county to send creditable exhibits to the state fair and Mitchell Corn Palace. Madison Sentinel notes Lake county crops, especially barley and corn, deserve strong World’s Fair and Corn Palace displays. A. W. Holdridge will showcase collections if farmers gather samples. saving timely specimens will ensure a magnificent Lake county showing for 303.
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Sioux Falls
Minnehaha County
Mitchell
Madison Sentinel
Lake County
A. W. Holdridge
Holdridge
Lake County Ce
Remnants Mitts Gloves and More in Updated Lot
A listed assortment includes mitts gloves maslin shalley lawns corsets toweling and related fabric remnant goods. Items appear as a mixed textile sale selection with various fabrics and apparel remnants.
Mt Vernon Girl Accuses Man of Seduction and Child Birth
Miss Katie Earl from Mt Vernon accuses Newton Hughes of seduction after he allegedly promised marriage. He is bound over to the circuit court on $500 bond following a hearing by Justice Dan West. Miss Earl later gave birth to a child and intends to seek accountability for the alleged ruin.
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Mt. Vernon
Katie Earl
Mohr
Newton Hughes
Dan West
Circuit Court
No Nicknaw About It from Watertown Public Opinion
Public Opinion quotes a personal note defending a man named Dick, calling him a splendid lawyer and noting his parents’ influence. The writer labels the judge Haney’s name as misinformative and asserts Dick sails under his own cognomen, with no nickname involved. The piece portrays town loyalty and defense of a local attorney.
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Ian
Nick
Haney
Watertown
Bro
Shannon
Judge Haney
Trains Depart and Arrive From West
Passenger trains depart on Sundays in the afternoon and freight runs start at 8 20 a m on Sundays. From the West trains arrive with passenger at 9 40 a m and freight at 7 00 p m on Sundays.
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Mitchell Capital
Mitchell Printing CO
H.W. Wheelock
Fastor
Ae. Uean
Newport Naval Training Station
Longwood
France
Siam
Liam
White Goods
Cambric
Siliscia
Shalley
Sateens
Durham
Ginghams
Mitchell Dry Goods CO
Thompson
Amanda M. Bowdle
Pres
W. Seaman
Y. Pres
the Security Bank
H. R. Kibbee
I. R. Atlee
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Hanson County
Iowa State Insurance Company
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St. Paul
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