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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1909

Page

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Prices and monopolies debated in Senate hearings

The discussion centers on whether monopolies like Standard Oil and steel producers drive higher prices. Critics argue other goods rise faster despite controls, while Crawford cites gold production and money supply as major factors in price increases affecting the public.

Raila States Steel Corporation Uner Trust Ce Oil Company Hese Eg Crawford United States Pirie Cuttin

Judge Lindsey's theory of reform and its global praise

The piece extols Judge Lindsey's belief that children are unmoral and that punishment breeds fear and lies. It credits his juvenile court methods with transforming hundreds of boys, argues for appealing to inherent good, and urges widespread adoption of his humane approach over punitive regimes.

Lindsey Earl of Shaftesbury London Judge Lindsey

Review of 1909 State Growth By South Dakota Historian

State Historian Robinson releases the annual review of South Dakota for 1909. It covers legislature appropriations, new supreme judges, Cheyenne lands, railroad construction, new counties, and county valuations. Tables show state finances, bank deposits, crop yields, rainfall data for April to August, and a general summary of all state production ending in Mitchell.

Robinson South Dakota Huron Pierre Rapid City Yankton

Make City Look Better Line

Letter to the editor urging Mitchell to pursue a City Beautiful through physical cleanliness. The writer compares Western cities, argues to start with sidewalks yards and garbage control, cites cost and possible council action, and asks for community effort toward a cleaner, more attractive city.

the Republican Mitchell New York

New York Pastor Proposes Sunday Theater Funded by Censor

A New York pastor urged establishing a Sunday theater in the city and asked for formal censorship approval. He noted papers discuss post Standard Oil dissolution and urged focus on this century.

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