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Newspaper

Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1909

Page

9

Burke Named Chairman of Indian Affairs Committee

The absence of Congressman Burke from South Dakota for two years did not diminish his stature as he was chosen to chair the House committee on Indian affairs. The post, held by Vice President Sherman until his promotion, goes to Burke due to his fitness and strong backing from the Indian department. As chair of Indian legislation and an annual appropriation bill near 60,000 dollars, Burke is trusted to wield influence and represent his state with able leadership.

Burke South Dakota House of Representatives Committee On Indian Affairs Sherman Indian Department Algo

Spain Turmoil Linked to Morocco War and Catalan Unrest

The article explains Spain's internal strife centered in Barcelona tied to anti Morocco war sentiment. It notes Catalonia’s unrest, anarchist activity, and fuel from disputes over Morocco mines and Spanish troop losses, with King Alfonso showing resolve amid turmoil.

Spain Morocco

Pullman Car Politics and Bryan in 1908

A writer recalls a Kansas City to West journey on a Pullman train describing two Missouri Democrats arguing Bryan’s leadership. The tale uses a Pike County Uncle Tom mule fable to lampoon Bryan and lists three reasons supporters think he won’t win, including Roosevelt and Taft.

Omaha Union Station Bryan Mr. Bryan Jefferson Thomas Jefferson Uncle Tom Stiling Pike County St. Louis Uncle Tom Ephriam Commission Pike Democratic Party Theodore Roosevelt Williams Howard Taft William Jennings Bryan

Rural highways' value and carrier dedication noted

The article remarks that government policy allows rural carriers to skip impassable roads, spurring highway improvements. It credits rural carriers with substantial benefit to the rural public, despite their perennially critical stance.

Doctors to the United States Near Excess in Medical Provision

A technical journal argues the United States is overrun with doctors while Europe has too few. It cites 1900 census showing one physician per 584 people and a predicted 1910 figure of 154,000 physicians. The piece claims America is about thirty five years ahead of natural needs and questions why so many doctors prosper given demand.

United States Europe

Talk One Way Vote Another

Longstaff criticizes Senator Crawford over tariff bill voting patterns after hearing his hometown explanation. The Sioux Falls Press replies by quoting Crawford on wood pulp, arguing the issue is the vote not talk and accusing Crawford of inconsistency with Aldrich and Democrats.

John Longstaff Crawford Longstaff Sioux Falls Senate Aldrich

Bowen era affects paper’s editorial independence

The passage criticizes Mr. Bowen for leaving the press and claims the editorial page has become subsidized, narrowing its influence. It argues the paper is financially supported by others and that the public perceives this subsidy, impacting credibility and reach.

Bowen

Winter Wheat Boost Urged for Northern Farmers

The Aberdéen News urges northern farmers to grow winter wheat citing multiple trials showing success. Central and southern regions also trialed the crop but few farmers plant it fully, as they fear risk and prefer other grains.

The Aberdéen News

Not Exempt Evangelist Teases Teeth with Warnings

An evangelist preaches on fleeing wrath when an elderly woman in the gallery interrupts claiming she has no teeth. The evangelist answers that teeth will be provided, eliciting a stark exchange during the sermon.

Wm. C. Bennett

Dr King's New Discovery Praised In Edora Tennessee

A resident credits Dr. King's New Discovery with saving a life and curing deadly lung hemorrhages in Edora Tennessee. The letter describes improved health after three weeks of use and promotes the remedy for coughs colds bronchial issues with trial bottles available. Diehl Brown sells and guarantees the product.

Edora Tenn Dr. King C. V. Pepper Diehl & Brown

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