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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1889

Page

7

South Dakota Farmers Alliance Plans at Watertown Convention

Immigrant statistics and reform measures dominated a Watertown gathering. Delegates chaired by Mayor Rice and secretary Geo Bev debated creating a state immigration bureau to advise on policy, reduce crop distress, and promote Dakota growth through stricter usury laws and railway rate reductions while pursuing broader political reforms and anti-fraud provisions.

Commer- Ab Watertown Rice Knuron Chairan Geo. Bev Aberdeen Bonmittes Faise Bureau of Immigration Randizement

Alliance Platform Amid Debates on Rural Reform and Monopolies

The platform from the Farmers' Alliance of North and Dakota, in cooperation with labor groups, advocates government ownership of railroads, a national monetary system with fiat legal tender, direct election of U.S. senators, and courts of arbitration. It calls for ending monopolies, banning private land ownership by aliens, and ensuring universal labor and rural welfare while urging active support and nominations for pro reform candidates.

South Dakota Farmers’ Alliance of Senate House of Representatives Lsu House of Representative South Bo Us Farmers’ Alliance Bowl North Congress of the United States L. W. Smith House of Treasury Congress of the United States Ier Department of Agriculture Bureau of Labor Statistics Department of Traportation Lliance Porganiztion Dhat Neil

New Clerks Win A Test Case On South Dakota Mandamus

Judge Haney in Woon socket rules Ross appointed circuit court clerk may take charge. Dunkle had refused to yield district court clerk seat under territorial law for a two year term, one year expired. Dunkle argued constitution requires election only in even years. decision ends challenges by rejected district clerks and confirms proper mandamus action.

South Dakota Haney Woonsocket Ross Dunkle Bill Nye Rocky Mountains James Nye Robert Nye Tam Tony Epman Wilson Nyx

Bankers' Association Plans Dual Levy for Drought Relief

The South Dakota Bankers' Association executive council met at Huron and voted to raise 10000 for drought district relief. Banks with $50000+ capital will pay 100, those with $25000 capital 5, and those with $5000 to $15000 capital 25.

Bankers’ Association South Dakota Bankers’ Association Huron

That Was Logical But Not a Binding Promise Suit

Dialog shows a mock breach of promise and a legal quip about civil action. An anecdote recalls a Kentucky case where an heir won 3500 from an estate after a smoker promise. The piece ends noting antique items sold in Europe for 85 dollars as living prices.

Kentucky Kentucky Supreme Court Reich Europe

Committees Named In Fifteenth Congress Complete List

Speaker Reed released the full roster of standing committees for the House of Representatives in the fifteenth Congress. The document names members for Rivers and Harbors, Navy, Indian Affairs, Public Lands, Agriculture, Military Affairs, Naval Affairs, Post Office, Education, and many others with numerous states represented by specific individuals. The compiled list also includes the dedicated committees on Ways and Means and Appropriations, announced earlier.

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Baseball Situation Shows No Change In National League Turmoil

The baseball situation remains unsettled with many desertions from the Brotherhood and little progress beyond officers’ elections and by law adoption. The National League pursues aggressive action, aims to sign players from rivals, and appears confident of a favorable court ruling that could shape the upcoming season. Sandy McDermott notes mixed views on the Brotherhood’s prospects while praising Roach as Western secretary and recalling Morton’s efforts in umpiring.

Brotherhood Saany National League Sud Project Laye Ward Keefe Ewing Kelly Pfetzer New York Boston Sandy McDermott Western Association Western Roach The Sam Morton Morton Sandy

The Sunday School Quarterly Review Lessons Dec 20

A comprehensive study guide outlines twelve lessons from Samuel through Solomon, with notes on David’s reign, the Ark, Solomon’s wisdom, temple dedication, and Psalm themes. It includes a temperance lesson from Proverbs and a missionary note on Luke, plus introductory remarks on pausing to study Luke for a year, and a brief humor-filled endnote.

Ualian Wour Quarterly Review Siamuel David Amuelty Zion Dacol Jesus Subier Id Absalom Moemor Griel Davin Solomon Subjeet Eccles Samuel Saul

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