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Newspaper Fortunes and Coal Strike Outlook Aug 1902
The Kimball Graphic expands to six columns, boosting content and coverage. The Marshall County Sentinel shifts to Republican alignment after populist ties fade. Anthracite miners and mine owners near settlement, with confessions anticipated to seal an agreement by Sept 1, reducing ongoing disruption for users.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
John Siddle
District of Columbia
Washington
Infant industries grow bold and shield their privileges
The Boston Herald comments on protection shifting from fostering nascent industries to defending powerful, entrenched monopolies. It traces how early aims to diversify and nurture new capital have given way as "infant" industries become dominant, forming a mutual defense against reform and maintaining unwarranted privileges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Herald
Terald
The Harvesters Merger and Its Economic Implications
The Chicago Tribune reports a five company merger among major harvester firms McCormick Deering Plano Champion and Milwaukee Co with a 120 million capitalization aimed at avoiding price increases through economies. Critics warn of growing monopolies and urge Congress to curb consolidations amid rising material costs and farm needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Chicago Tribune
McCormick, Deering, Plano, Champion and Milwaukee Co
D. M. Osborne
Johnstone Harvester
Walter A. Wood
Adriance, Platt & Co
United States
Congress
South Dakota Farm Income Seen Strong In 1899 Census
Sioux Falls Argus Leader reports a census bulletin showing South Dakota farms valued at 297.5 million on June 1, 1900, with net income on farming operations estimated near 10 percent after deductions. Farm production in 1899 totaled 66.2 million, with livestock and crops dominating, and per capita output reaching about 132 dollars for every resident. The piece argues wealth and prosperity rise with land values, contrasting with steel trust fortunes and noting 1899 was not a peak crop year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Steel Trust
South Dakota Prospect Bright: Greene Talks Crop Boom
J M Greene of Chamberlain speaks with the Minneapolis Tribune reporter about a thriving South Dakota season. He notes big crops, rising real estate demand, land seekers delaying trains, and a confident Republican outlook with Roosevelt favored and Democrats largely absent from campaign activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Greene
Chamberlain
Minneapolis
Minneapolis Tribune
Col
S. D
South Dakota
Col. Greene
R. E. Biscoe
Western Progress
Scotland
Republican Party
Pettigrew
Roosevelt
The
Tribune
Congress
Aberdeen
Young Lady Saved by Dose of Remedy
Panama Colombia physician Dr Chas H Utter recounts treating a sixteen year old girl with severe dysentery. After trying ineffective prescriptions he gave Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a last resort. Within eight hours she improved, three days to stand, and one week fully recovered. Sold by L O Gale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. H. Utter
Panama
Colombia
Chamberlain
L. O. Gale
Village Bon Homme Fades From Dakota Pioneering Era
The Bon Homme village, once a lively center for settlers, hotelkeepers, and merchants, declined over twenty five years and now survives mainly in memory. Notables like Geo M. Pinney, John H. Shober, and Hon Walter A. Burleigh lived there, with Mennonites owning nearby acres. the area’s summer scenery remains praised though the town itself is gone. Also an ad notes Chamberlain’s Stomach Liver Tablets for stomach and liver relief. Sold by L O Gale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankton Press
Dakotan
Bon Homme
Hugh Fraley
Dakota
Yankton
Dakotas
Geo. M. Pinney
John H. Shober
F. F. Vs
Walter A. Burleigh
Old Town
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the Mitchell Printing CO
C. W. Downey
Official
Kimball Graphic
Brer
Tinan
Tiian
Marshall County
Britton
the Sentinel
Harvester
Lion
A. B. Hager
Insurance
Champeny Block
ADAMS
Mitchell, S. D
the Doctor
ItTsTr Ss
He Kelsey
M. H. Gosche
Jewett Bros
Jewett's
Peach
N. Main St
Hendricks & John’s
Ean
Doctor Brown
Sapolio
Mitchell
Ideal
A. T. Moreaux
J. 8. Daniels
Vice Press
G. L. Branson
J. Welch
Ational” Bank
Tchell
a _ General Banking
D. T. Gilman
J.D. Newcomer
L. J. Welch
O. L. Branson
J. T Morrow
Geo. H. Rew
H. R. Kibbee
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