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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1892

Page

8

Mitchell Corn Belt Exposition Draws Wide Support Across South Dakota

Letters from Douglas and Hutchinson counties urge participation in the Mitchell exposition. Don C. Needham reports wide county backing and building progress proceeds with electric lighting plans and display preparations. County leaders, business firms, and newspapers tout a South Dakota corn palace style show to boost state resources.

Roberts Yankton Don C. Needham Lincoln Clay Union Narner McCook Minnehaha Hutchinson Bon Homme Douglas Aurors Brule Torauld Mer. Needham Electric Light Co Letcher Blade Sanborn County Parkston Advance Mitchell Des Moines Iowa Scotland Corn Belt Real Estate Dealers Association Needham Missouri River Southern South Dakota Bon Homme County Paul Thompson Hanson County Sioux City Messrs Stinner Tredway Cook Corn Palace Sid W. Smith Corn Belt Association Artesian Chronicle Yankton Journal Yankton County Huronite Kimballite Plankinton Kimball Watertown Wessington Springs Castalia Corn Belt Association of Centreville Journal Pierre Sioux Falls Aberdeen Huron s‘Iriburary L. O. Gale

Republican Platform Endorses Harrison and Party Reforms

The South Dakota Republicans in convention reaffirm the national platform, endorse President Harrison, and praise state leaders. The platform backs bimetalism, labor harmony, arbitration, tariff progress, reciprocal trade, land and irrigation measures, anti-speculation laws, highway building, and railroad regulation while opposing the Populist platform. It also highlights veterans care and voter commissions. De Witts Little Early Risers are praised.

South Dakota Minneapolis Harrison Congress Republican Party State Department People’s Party Omaha General Land Office Postal Telegraph Postal Savings Bank

Mitchell Holds Union Services and Women's Fair Calls

A Mitchell church service drew a large crowd with Rev. Wilson and wife leading worship and a sermon on rebirth. The Woman’s World’s Fair Commission seeks county ideas on art treasures books inventions and exhibits plus homemaking crafts and practical work for state display. Dead letters list and notice of Dr Daniels’s father’s death in Michigan conclude the item.

Union Mitchell Rink Woman’s World’s Fair Commission of South Dakota

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