Mitchell Capital and Printing Co. notices and rates
The Mitchell Capital printing house edits with R W Wheelock as editor and A E Dean as business manager. Subscription rates listed for one year six months and three months. Advertising rates apply with business cards locals and legal ads. Marriage and death notices published free. obituaries and resolutions five cents per line. Published Friday December 16 1862.
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Mitchell Capital
Mitchell Printing CO
R. W. Wheelock
A. E. Dean
Wees Ae
Wealth lessons and political heat across regional pages
The piece contrasts Peter Cooper and Jay Gould as wealth lessons while attacking the Union Labor Gazette and local reform groups. It recounts Commandant Megrew’s Army service, cites a Sioux Falls wheat output figure, notes rail traffic strains, and mentions a New York heiress breaking a Dowry demand, plus governor portraits and pro free coinage debate among Independents.
Investment counsel for permanent school funds urged
Hon. Thos. H. Ruth advises using existing assets to stabilize school funds noting hundreds of thousands in high interest farm mortgages and 1.4 million in outstand ing school bonds. He urges county commissioners and farmers to assess needs and promote prudent investment opportunities for the funds.
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Thos. H. Ruth
School and Public Funds
Board of County Commissioners
State borrowing rules for school fund loans at six percent
The state offers loans at six percent to farmers, laborers, and business people with no middlemen. County commissioners handle applications up to 500 dollars, requiring land security and title abstract costs. refunds or purchase of outstanding school bonds are encouraged and funds are available while state treasury money remains.
Minneapolis Celebrates Cruiser No. 13 Naming
A news brief notes Minneapolis pride as cruiser No. 13 nears completion and hints a local woman may christen the ship. An election recap shows Legislature totals with Republicans 97 Independents 20 Democrats 8, 125 total.
Questioning Blaine’s Public Image Amid Ill Health
Critics decry efforts to mask the true condition of the distinguished invalid Mr. Blaine and urge transparency about his health. They argue deception harms public trust and undermines accountability to supporters and the broader community.
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Mr. Blaine
State News Roundup From Dakota Farm and County Offices
Editor Bushnell of the Dakota Farmer was elected alderman at Huron. Yankton representatives back resubmission and a 350000 World’s Fair fund. Mrs. Irene G. Adams and Mrs. Emma A. Cranmer will lobby against resubmission. State Board of Agriculture meets Jan 10 1893 at Huron to pick fair location and elect officers. Woonsocket Times notes rising post office candidates. Cornelius Carr leads for post under Gov. Ramsey. G W Sanders sues Northwestern for 1000 over a moving train injury. C G Church sells land to James Turner who plans to settle a farmer on each quarter. Kennedy and Abbott tied for state senator. recount favors Kennedy by twenty votes. Land Office decisions recapped with cancellations and patent chances. New Sons of Veterans officers elected. Rev A M de P Gliddon accepts church call.
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Irene G. Adams
Webster
Emma A. Cranmer
Aberdeen
State Board of Agriculture
Huron
Woonsocket Times
Cornelius Carr
Cleveland
Ramsey
G. W. Sanders
Highmore
State Supreme Court
C. G. Church
Watertown
Dakota
James Turner
Lansing
Mich
Messrs. Kennedy
Abbott
Brown County
Kennedy
Bradley Denies Leaving Ministry for Law Practice
In Telluride Colorado on December 5 1892 N S Bradley refutes a local report that he will abandon the ministry to practice law in Denver. He says no such change is planned and notes his ongoing gospel work, with possible relocation only to continue similar work elsewhere.
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Republican
Denver
Mitchell
N.S. Bradley
Telluride
Colo
Davison County Tax Sale Notices for Mitchell Properties
The State of South Dakota Davison County issues notices to J. W. Belcher and Dillon & Preston, Will E. Randall and George R. Wheelock, and Frank M. Byrne. Each notice states properties sold for 1889 taxes with certificates of purchase now held by J. E. Gilbert and redemption periods of sixty days.
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South Dakota
Davison
Geo. B. Edgerton
A. D
Oid
Scott
Mitchell
Davison County
J. E. Gilbert
State of
J. W. Belcher
Dillon & Preston
M.H. Rowley
S.D
Will E. Randall
George R. Wheelock
Z Umty
van Eps
Lawleis
Frank M. Byrne
Palmer & Higman
J. 3
Gilbert
DeWitt Brothers Set to Open New Boiler Shop
The DeWitt brothers will open a new machine shop for boiler and engine work around May 1, 1893. They invite calls for inquiries and guarantee all work.
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DeWitt Brothers
Foreclosure of 1888 Davison County Mortgage
Samuel H Graves declares the full debt due and fore closes a mortgage on 160 acres in Davison county South Dakota. The sale will occur January 28, 1893 at 10 oclock in the morning, at the front door of Mitchell Court House, Davison county. Attorneys Davis Lyon and Gatus represent the mortgagee.
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Hereas
Peter Young
Davison
Dakota
Samuel H. Graves
Cook County
Illinois
A. D
Register of Deeds
Davisule County
May
Davison County
South Dakota
Mitchell
Sioux Falls
Newspaper Clubbing Offer for The Capital Subscriptions
A clubbing list offers to save money by sending for periodicals through The Capital subscription. Additional publications may be added as publisher arrangements complete. Existing subscribers can earn a one year subscription by bringing in two new cash subscribers to The Capital.
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Capiial
Tre Capirat
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Champion Hills
Miss
Fisher's Hill
Rice
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Midland Pacific
New York
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Johnnie Pease
Alexandria
Republican Party
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Frey Connave
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Dakota Farmer
Yankton County
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Aaron Main
Jerauld
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Main
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D. W. Schoonover
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Wm. H. Kagan
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Secretary of the Interior
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Cassidy
Moody County
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Brown
Owen
Gauger
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Philip Pabst
Hunt
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Sons of Veterans
E. A. Skinner
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C. W. Boggs
Geo. Elise
A. V. Hall
H. G. Nichols
Weepis
A. M. de P. Gliddon
Congregational Church
MR. Bradley
Jake Conant
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St. Paul Ave
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Geo. Blish
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Jacob Snyder
Kirkland, Sr
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Geo. Brown
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Walworth County
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