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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1910
Page
4
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The Aberdeen News reports on Republican criticism of the Aberdeen normal and its bid to influence legislators. It cites Regent Hitchcock and board concerns over lawfully defined curricula at Madison Springfield Spearfish and Aberdeen institutions and notes the call for higher appropriations while warning against overlapping programs. It discusses immigration and population growth, civic responsibility, and the need for education to sustain democracy amid a rising electorate.
A compendium discusses global population figures with United States at about 101 million and China at 433 million. It then critiques J Pierpont Morgan & Co executive G W Perkins plan for profit sharing and government regulation, contrasting it with Roosevelt and Bryan politics, and noting labor versus consumer interests. It also notes political shifts in New Jersey and South Dakota artesian well conservation.
The speaker argues the issue is not as unfair as presumed and suggests a respected Iowa congressman could influence the outcome if he aligns with a broader effort. The remark implies political maneuvering and concerns about partisanship.
Aberdeen businessmen and Herbert Myrick reach a deal so the Northwest Farmstead and Dakota Farm, both Orange Judd properties, will be published in Aberdeen. The agreement allows Myrick to acquire real estate and the city to host headquarters for several Orange Judd and Phelps publications, including the American Agriculturist and Good Housekeeping.
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