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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1893
Page
7
The Mitchell Capital outlines advertising rates for subscriptions and notices, with changes to addresses and pricing. It notes legislative debates on United States senatorships, tariff issues, and a New Jersey stance, plus proposals on ballot reform and railroad commission elections and funding debates for a World’s Fair.
Editorials from Argus Leader and Press contend Minnehaha county gains bias in House of Representatives seating dispute. Speaker Lawson interview defends county favor while critics push for statewide reform as State Board of Agriculture plans Aberdeen meeting on March 22. Sioux Falls seeks bond relief and annual payments for site location. Informal Delvers reception at Juniata Buracy home honors Mr and Mrs H J Mohr.
Pierre reports committees named by Speaker Lawson with chairmen across Judiciary Appropriations Railroads Mines and more. Bills focus on rail regulation prohibition follow ups and electoral reform while Senate work lags and political lobbying stalls progress. The First National Bank of Mitchell holds its annual meeting with new directors and officers.
Zip the Ringling Bros elephant died after swallowing a four foot chain weighing ninety pounds. Once chained and isolated he broke free, sank into frenzy, and the autopsy revealed the missing chain in his stomach. The incident followed a period of aggression and captivity.
Local correspondence from Mitchell county details illnesses and recoveries, school notices, social events, visits, and entertainment plans. Residents attend revival meetings, while a nearby death and missing letters add somber notes amid community life and upcoming events.
Fragmentary verse traces a child’s name changes from Castoria to Castoria and Mis as she grows, with mentions of siblings and children. The text reads as a lullaby like musing on identity and family names across stages.
Judge Haney presided a special term of circuit court in Alexandria Tuesday to hear Chauncey McGinnis's motion for a new trial in the state case alleging rape of Katie Welsh. The motion was denied.
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