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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1903

Page

4

Legislature Should Act on Capital Location

The Salem Special opposes preemptive capital relocation talk until the legislature acts. It argues the people must determine the capital site by suffrage and stresses the issue's importance for statewide taxation, population access, and governance. The piece cites Gov. Cummings on representative democracy and popular sovereignty.

Kimball Salem Pierre Lee Herreid Detroit Gov. Cummings Town

Almost Universal Choice for State Capital Move

The Pukwana Press reports strong local support for moving the capital from Pierre to a more accessible site. Ninety nine out of a hundred Brule county residents favor resubmission and prefer Mitchell or another passable center. If the Milwaukee line extends west from Chamberlain, it would improve accessibility. Most county members back resubmission, risk facing political consequences for opponents.

Pukwana Press Pukwana Brule County Pierre Mitchell Black Hills Huron Redfield Milwaukee Chamberlain

The Pride of Heroes and Medical Charms

A vintage ad style note extols Bucklen arnica salve for wounds burns and skin issues priced 25 cents at S H Scallin's drug store. It mentions European Buddhists, and burdock blood bitters claimed to aid digestion and stomach strength amid general health claims.

S. H. Scallin

Lands Reservation Debate at Pierre and Bear Tracks in the South Dakota House

Commissioner Eastman defends repeal of the free range law west of the Missouri River citing state land use data and leasing revenues. The report notes acres of common school and endowment lands, past leasing totals, and potential increases to funds if leased at average rates. Also features a portrait of Bear Tracks Agallah, a Fall River candidate with a colorful past, and unrelated domestic health commentary.

Pierre Eastman School and Public Lands Department Missouri River Free Range Bear Tracks Fall River County South Dakota House of Representatives Vermillion William T. Phillips Agallah Doc’ Ellis T. Pierce Union Hot Springs S. D Deadwood Wild Bill Jane Jennie Custer County Lane Johnny Black Hills Oold Chicago R. F. Connor Rob Ken

Rocky Mountain Tea Celebrated for Cures by S H Seallin

A claim of remarkable health benefits is attributed to Rocky Mountain Tea, with testimonial urging readers to try it and experience the purported cures from S H Seallin.

S. H. Seallin

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Ole Kjelmyr Jno. J. Mitchell Co School Germont Cutting New York City Preston & Hannett LAW Mitchell Tiorgan’s Meat Market J. E. Wells Mitchell, S. D Frank van Wagenen Mitchell House R. D. Prescott Davison County Main St Mitchell S. D Star Barber Shop J. N. Cook Ferris Ferris’ Corn J. H. Ferris Second Streets Northwestern Robe & Tanning Co Sioux City Iowa Custom Worker Specialty ADAMS the Tailor A. E. Hitchcock City Bakery Diamond Brand Max Loevinger Parker's Aeair PA Palsam Sean Peni Ichester Chichester Chemical Co Phila New England New England Watch Co Maiden Lane Wabash Ave Spreckles San Francisco A. B. Hager and Insurance Champeny Block Motley & McKeel H. Noble & Son Jh. Doble & Son C. A. Bower Main Street Mitchell, South Dakota
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