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Ole anbe of cor rte wil Ma rs, ts ibe.
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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1897
Page
2
Ole anbe of cor rte wil Ma rs, ts ibe.
A garbled OCR passage mixes names, places, and numbers, with partial phrases about individuals and events. It references Americans, a university, and various unspecified figures, but the text is too distorted to extract a coherent news item or definite individuals, dates, or actions.
Subscription rates listed for various terms with advance and post dates. Readers urged to include old and new addresses when changing delivery and to note mail-discontinued status and state exaction details.
The page outlines advertising rates and notices for business locals and legal ads, with five cent marriage and death notices and ten cents for obituaries and resignations. It discusses reader interest and political commentary about democracy, reform, and farm provisions, noting economic pressures on farmers and charity.
Pierre agenda delayed as Perry S Heath, tied to the press bureau, awaits official appointment under McKinley. Editors plan a gathering but choose a safer location amid blockades and factional disputes tied to Senator Kyle and populist rivalries.
President Cleveland signs reforms advised by Secretary Francis reducing disbursement costs for pensions. Agencies set gates to Sept with aim to lower expenses by at least a specified amount per month, ensuring pensioners receive benefits more efficiently.
One month into the legislative session sixteen bills passed with ratification the main outcome. The piece notes a severe winter shaping public life with heavy snow and disruptions. It mentions elections, deadlines, and lingering concerns over political timing and the fate of a U.S. senator.
Fragmented text describes a sequence of names, places, and dates with references to a November period, a bank, and local figures. It mentions gambling or sales terms, a public listing, and possible notices about individuals and locations, but most details are unreadable or garbled.
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