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An editor and manager position at Toe Mitchell Printing Co is announced with brief mention of Ronald as contact. Local notice notes company emphasizes printed materials and office presence.
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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1910
Page
4
An editor and manager position at Toe Mitchell Printing Co is announced with brief mention of Ronald as contact. Local notice notes company emphasizes printed materials and office presence.
Senator Cummins argues the GOP must defend free enterprise over wealth concentration and warns of socialism as Europe tightens controls. The piece also covers Oklahoma bribery probes into Indian lands linked to McMurray, Hamon, and Taft, stressing the need for guardianship of Indian resources.
W. W. Soule, initially named as a Democratic candidate, rejects the label and reveals he voted for Roosevelt. He aims to follow leaders like Folk and LaFollette, presenting himself as an advance agent of a new party and arguing independence from the Republican split.
A garbled late entry notes four year commitments and a reference to eighty, unclear specifics. The readable fragments suggest a civic or educational context but lack concrete entities, dates, or outcomes.
Senator Crane refuses to deny asking Secretary Ballinger to re sign but Ballinger denies the entire tale. Crane, a Senate whip, insists some whipping of Ballinger’s department is needed for the party’s good.
Voters are being liberated from party ties, forcing parties to align with the voters' chosen platforms. The shift signals a change in how party labels influence political positioning and policy emphasis.
A discussion argues that farmers can buy cars as easily as wheat is raised. It challenges claims that Hanna was the first stand patter and notes that standpatters have existed since old times. It adds a note about millions of women planning to petition Alice Roosevelt Longworth to quit smoking and questions the value of actress advertising.
A scientist dismisses grasshoppers as useless while noting they inadvertently trigger wheat market jitters. He says yearly stories about devoured wheat and rising prices are used to push market prices upward.
A photo of Theodore Roosevelt was found in a Russian admirer’s home in the capital of Turkestan near the western Chinese empire border. The remark hints at debate over whether the Colonel will be an insurgent or a regular.
Col Roosevelt urges an independent tariff commission to compare domestic and foreign production costs without vested testimony. He notes broad support except manufacturers and questions how Congress would heed such a body’s recommendations.
Pierre South Dakota Daniel Webster sculptor of the Beadle memorial statue in conference with the memorial committee and General Beadle about the pose of addressing an audience a clay model will be made in Sioux Falls and the statue completed in New York in pink Tennessee marble Webster a South Dakota product will undertake the work due to his proven art and boyhood near Sioux Falls.
In Fairbury Nebraska four Christian Endeavor Societies voted without dissent to request Mrs Nicholas Longworth quit smoking. They cited the ex president's daughter's influence on American youth as a motivating factor in urging her to abandon the cigarette habit.
In a lively session following a narcotics paper reading, participants debated cigarette use with Society leaders criticized for promoting the habit. The proposer of writing to Mrs. Longworth on the topic was not disclosed at the close.
Two masked bandits halted the Mogollon stage near Camp Mogollon in Silver City New Mexico. They shot and killed Mexican driver Jose Monriquez, rifled the coach, and seized 18000 dollars in gold and silver bullion before fleeing into the mountains.
Miss Marian Salter, daughter of Fred H. Salter, the Tripp county register of deeds, was riding home from Winner when she encountered a rattlesnake. She halted, dismounted, and attempted to kill the snake, pursuing the dangerous reptile on foot.
Pierre South Dakota secretary of state releases sample ballots for a November vote. The referendum ballot measures six feet long and ten inches wide with very small type, likely taking about an hour to read. The Constitutional Amendment ballot is about twenty inches long and will take around twenty minutes to read. Voters have five minutes to prepare their ballots, including the general ticket, so they should study beforehand to vote intelligently.
In a remote vicinity a girl hunted for a stick or stone to defend herself but found none. She seized her horse’s bridle and used it as a weapon to strike and kill the rattlesnake. She collected ten rattles as proof of the encounter.
A Minnesota college advertises a free tuition offer to attract applicants. Readers are urged to write the school for particulars and to act today.
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