State Agricultural College to open February 20
The Mich ell Capital notes the spring term of the State Agricultural College begins February 20. It mentions advertising rates, local notices, and various community items including a political note about John Dims Tayalls’ bid for the senate and commentary on President Cleveland and the silver issue. It cites news services and local society events, with farm notes urging seed potatoes and crops for spring planting.
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State Agricultural College
Rail regulation debate weighs costs and fairness
The article discusses state rail regulation amid crop failures and Depression pressures. It notes rail companies’ cooperation with counties, free coal shipments, and prepayment of taxes, arguing regulations must balance shipper, producer, road, and public interests under current hardships.
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South Dakota
Berry Elected Senator in Separate Legislature Sessions
In Arkansas at the capital, United States senator ballots gave James H. Berry a Senate victory 26 to 3 for Fishback and 1 for Rennel with Berry winning in the House 73 to 14 for Fishback and 9 for Parks. A tug Dickinson left Chicago to search near St Joseph for possible Chicora survivors with seven crew aboard.
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Berry
Lagrne Rock
Ark
Tan
United States
Senate
Jamesh. Berry
WM. Fishback
Flor. Rennnel
House
Fishback
W. B. Parks
CuHicaGo
Dickinson
Independent Towing Company
Chicago
Will
St. Joseph
Slich
Davison County Sheriff Sale In Mitchell SD 1805
Notice of legal sale of MM Smith property in Mitchell Davison County South Dakota to satisfy a judgment for First National Bank of Mitchell. Sheriff Abraham Cook to sell Lot 2 Block 18 Real Estate Addition Mitchell at 10 AM at the courthouse front door.
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Davison County
Airst National Bank of
Mitche
M. M
Fourth Judicial Circuit Court
State of South Kiekota
Davison
First National Bank of Mitchell
M. Mo Smith
Mitchell
South Dakota
MM. Smith
Diatechat Mitchell
Ss. D
Ahohn Cook
KE. Hirencock
Viaintiils
Olney Labor Bill Favored by House Committee
The house labor committee agreed to report favorably the Olney labor arbitration bill with amendments on arbitration selection and injunctions against strikes. Also proposed is a separate bill to issue labor bulletins by the bureau of labor.
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House Committee
House Labor Committee
House
Olney
Committee of Arbitration
Bureau of Labor
Olymry
Wash
Senate
Jefferson City
Jran
Missouri House
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Mitchell Capital
Hu Hei
John Dimes Tayalls
Plaingalls
Cleveland
McKinle -Harrison
Republican
Sioux City Journal
Sioux
St. Paul
Express
Sioux City
Tod P.m
Junior Endeavor
Junior Endeavor Society
Concrevational Church
Bradley
McCommick
Ida Colvin
Pinckinton Herald
Bewle Township
Warpd & Williams
Phankinte
Piankinton Herald
Haney
Miss Hall
Mitchell Priday
Chamberlain National
J. Leslie Thompson
Chamberlain Bank
Hart
Sullivan
National
Martin
Sioux Balls
Thompson
W. M. Smith
W. M. Smith of This City For Mrr. Sullivan
Nebraska
Ki.lrancisco
Nebraska Relief Committee
Mason City
Iowa
Sanborn House
Armour
Butte City
Neb
Francisco
Boyd County
Bate Road
Lgisharin
Champeny
Champeny Brothers
Champeny Bros
New Clothing Store
Sherif
State of
Fourth Judicial Circuit
Duluth
Winnipeg
Rond
Devers
Nelson
W. I’.itech
Ma. Fitch
Guarantee Trust and Safe Deposit Company
Wastincrox
News Land Office
Smith
Dubuque’s
Dupvaark
Harrison International Telephone Company
Loxpon
J. H. Ross
CheaGo
Dia
Jorses
Wisconsin Cranbe
Manusurirnp
Wis
Cranberry Center
Northwestern Railroad
Juneau
Monroe
Jackson
Wood
Grand Rapids
Massillon
Beb
Toronto
Ont
Robert Henry Bethune
Dominion Bank
Bank of Montreal
Mr. Bethune
San Francisco
Park of the Fine Arts
Royal Pavilion
New York
Connelly
Crepak Rapinos
Supreme Court of
Lowa
Bever
S.C. Bever
Tnl
Perry
C. T
Sacred Heart Mission
L. G. Powers
G. Comstock
State Normal School
Benedict Anderson
Whisky Trust
Grosscup
Joseph B. Greenhut
Peoria
Ed. EF. Lawrence
O'Newl
Barrett Scott
Churchill
Birs. C. King
Geneva
Oho
Hood
King
C. S. Hood & Co
Lowell
Mass
Watnuue
Ling
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