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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1903
Page
9
The governor calls for a statewide enterprise program with public engagement and legislative action. Lawmakers may debate funding and oversight over the sixty day session to advance the plan.
A letter from Scranton argues public sympathy shifts against strikes that suspend coal production. It urges a federal arbitration law to settle labor disputes, with workers remaining at work during talks, aiming to protect the poor and prevent nationwide hardship.
Fragmented text reports shifts in the Senate with references to a leader and elections. It mentions a possible re election in six years and resignations of private secretaries. The passage contains garbled OCR errors and lacks clear dates or locations but points to political upheaval and governance concerns.
Jan 7 saw discussions on South Dakota finances with 7 2 million in school funds tied up, debates over leasing state cattle lands to private or stockmen groups, and resistance to eastward immorality. divorce law amendments and a St Louis exhibit appropriation were also on tap as sessions open.
In Pierre the presponsiel dispute rages over removal measures and party loyalties. Figures name Romers and North-Western factions, with Pierre and Heros as pivotal players amid charges of discord and alleged manipulation affecting a protracted contest.
A fragmented dialogue shows a character pressing another about thanking Mr Spedwey for taking a post. The reply remains evasive with the line but he told Me Dot ty mention it.
A writer recalls that his submission to the Kieptrep Magazine was rejected for being too clever and distracting attention from the publication's advertising pages. The editor believed a fresher piece would better serve readers.
A man died in town last summer with distant care from Newport his wife by telephone and his doctor by telegraph from Bar Harbor while a letter from the Alps written by his clergyman was read at his funeral.
A clipped exchange shows Toggs and a friend arguing about street corner music. The friend asserts he plays for a living, while Toggs jokes about not earning through performance and mentions his wife’s disapproval of practice in the bog.
The Los Angeles Herald reports Waggsby Holdins, president of the Old Settlers' association, has been sued for refusing to settle. The case concerns payment or settlement terms in connection with the association's affairs.
A weak system harms the stomach and body says the ad. It claims loss of appetite nausea headaches indigestion constipation and liver troubles. The medicine Hoster Stomach Bit is urged as a positive cure and a bottle is recommended.
The article notes that overweight shooters are excelling in marksmanship at many firing events. It attributes success to nervous energy, good eyesight, and steady nerve, suggesting prone or reclining positions suit stout competitors. It also observes fewer fat men wear eyeglasses compared with thinner rivals.
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