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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1886
Page
4
The notice outlines subscription rates and ad pricing for a newspaper, offering details on copy, advance payments, and discounts. It notes changes to addresses, editorial notices, and a mix of local items including political commentary, appointments, and a testimonial about Warner’s Safe Cure from E Evans of Sunawanda New York.
The enlargement project at Hope chapel proceeds under Jacob Wright with local volunteers aiding carpentry and materials. Ella Parker will study music in Mitchell. Miss Ada Wright finishes schooling then moves to Mitchell for stenography training.
Under the New York State Board of Health, 84 baking powders were tested by Prof. F C Chandler and Prof. Edward G Love. Most powders contained alum or lime from impure cream of tartar, while the Royal baking powder was the only one found completely free of lime and harmful additives. Love endorsed Royal as wholesome and pure.
Last Saturday the House adjourned due to the death of Mr. Dewdney of New York. Delegate Tooley introduced a bill for admission for all territories but Utah. A bill passed forfeiting 384 600 acres granted to the Ontonagon and Brule River railroad. Bills were introduced for free coinage of silver and other reforms. The House moved into committee on land to Indians in severalty. Senate adjourned to Monday in respect to Senator Miller. A conference committee was named for an electoral count bill. Discussion followed on barring Congressmen from railroad attorney work with no vote.
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