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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Dec 25, 1896

Page

4

Discovery of cornstalk industry could boost western farms

Washington correspondent reports Charles Cramp of Philadelphia advancing smokeless powder and cellulose from cornstalks. He claims plants could cost 50,000 each and supply all corn stalks within 25 miles, yielding over 225 million dollars annually for Kansas Nebraska Iowa Illinois Indiana and Ohio. Cramp envisions alcohol cellulose mattings carpets pipes and cattle feed from cornstalks with profits per ton of at least two dollars. He plans a chain of bi product factories and investment from friends.

Washington Sioux City Journal Charles Cramp Philadelphia Cramp Kansas Nebraska Iowa Inois Indiana Ohio West Mr. Cramp United States

Teachers and Scholars Honor Prof Shepherd on Last Day

On his final afternoon as high school principal Prof A C Shepherd is presented with a handsome chair by Geo Likov and then by city teachers who gift Shakespeare’s complete works. He reflects on five years of harmonious work with Mitchell’s school system and resigns to become M E church pastor at Alexandria. The Republican endorses his move and notes future political talk about John Colvin seeking speaker role.

A.C. Shepherd Geo. Liko Prof. Shepherd Quigley Shepherd Shakespeare Mitchell M. E. Church Alexandria

Goodykoontz Tops Populist Drive For Senate Seat

In Aberdeen J M Goodykoontz pushes to succeed Senator Kyle amid a crowded field including Keller and Plowman. Goodykoontz claims solid support in his judicial circuit and backing from Populist leaders as Kyle’s chances wane.

Bishop Hare Visits St Marys Parish Mitchell

Bishop Hare preached at St Marys Church Mitchell to parishioners and Sunday School children. A letter from Rector Emeritus John H Babcock was read praising the congregation. A reception at Mrs Anna Williams home followed the service and refreshments were served. Wednesday morning communion was held presided by the bishop. One Minute Cough Cure endorsed by L O Gale as a safe remedy for coughs croup and lung troubles.

St. Mary’s Church John H. Babcock Bishop Hare Anna Williama St. Mary’s

Cuban Aid Society Formed in Mitchell South Dakota

A second Cuban Sympathizers meeting in Mitchell adopts resolutions condemning Spain, forms a permanent organization with officers led by T J Spangler, and plans a memorial to Congress to aid Cuban independence. A subscription drive and open meeting are announced, with Capt F D Powers aiding in rallying support.

Spain T J. Spangler Ss. R. Melcher Ibert Boynton Transurer R. T. Robinson I. D. Powers James Collins Congress Executive Committee F. D. Powers United States Cuba Cuban Aid Society of Mitchell South Dakota

Land Possession Case Hears Judge Abbey Find Jurisdiction

The case of Michael Gleason vs. Joseph Czapski over possession of a quarter section of land was heard Saturday by Judge Abbey who found no jurisdiction and referred the matter to Judge Smith. Czapski, tenant, refused to surrender after notices of deed and sale to Michael Gleason, claiming Gleason’s ownership. The dispute is noted as turning on a significant legal point and is expected to settle it on trial.

Abbey Michael Gleason Joseph Czapski T. J. Spangler Winsor & Mohr Czapski Gleason John Gleason

Congressional News Summary December Sessions End With Deliberations

A Dec 15 session heard Senator Morgan discuss the Cuban question and adopted a resolution seeking information on US prisoners. The Alle Nebraska bill called for an election investigation and money use review. The House advanced railroad and mail matter bills but took few decisive steps amid debates over land forfeiture and the Dingley bill. By Dec 21 the Senate favored Cuban independence via foreign affairs, while House debates focused on appropriations and immigration.

Pate Morgan Alle* Nebraska House Atlantic and Pacfic Railroad Promioe Dingley Sherman Fire Reef Gorman West Aldrich Platt Hell of Oregon Chandler Hale Nen Dingrey Army and Navy Hot Springs Ark Senate Lodge District of Columbia War Department McKinley Foreign Affairs Committee

Venezuelans Seek Arbitration Seat in Anglo-Venezuela Pact

Caracas dispatch reports President Crespo backs a single Venezuelan representative on the anticipated arbitration tribunal under the boundary treaty. The cabinet fully accepts the treaty terms pending congressional approval while Crespo supports the arbitration seat. A separate note from Hampere shows dockers vote to continue the strike with 7 263 in favor and 3 671 against.

Arbitration Commission New York Herald Caracas Senor Andrade Mr. Storrer Crespo Guiana-Venezuela Pinal Congress

Minneapolis and Chicago Grain and Livestock Market Report

Market report from Minneapolis Duluth St Paul and Chicago dated Dec 22 shows wheat futures at December 75 to 78 cents with May around 78 percent, cash and futures quotes for No 1 hard and Northern grades, hogs strong in St Paul and Chicago with mixed cattle and sheep demand, and Chicago grain and pork prices with December wheat 75 to 76 cents and corn around 206 to 224 cents. Prices for stockers and feeders, cows, heifers, and Christmas cattle listed with range outcomes and receipts noted.

Minneapolis Grain Minneapolis Duluth Delutu St. Paul Union South St Pay Chicago Union Stock Yards Chicago Texas

Plague toll rises in Bombay with mass exodus

Bombay reports 1,511 bubonic plague cases and 1,094 deaths to date. Officials note 200,000 residents have fled as the outbreak spreads. In Washington, a planning committee fixes the site for the McKinley inaugural ball in the pension office court.

Bombay Bali Wasniseros McKinsey Pension Office Harrisope Execu

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