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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1904
Page
9
Yankton marked its thirty fifth anniversary of receiving a territorial charter with two of the original participants still alive. The notice notes Yankton as an ancient South Dakota city amid growing tension between Japan and Russia as both sides continue war preparations.
William J. Bryan travels east for speeches and a Jackson day address in New Haven intended as a kickoff for his presidential campaign in New England. He has not named a preferred Democratic nominee and stresses the plutocracy versus democracy issue.
The Pierre Dakotan notes in its personal column that several gentlemen in Pierre this week praised the cattle and horse herds west of the capital. They report the ranges are in fine condition under new conditions and cattle are thriving, with ranchers expressing jubilation.
A Pierre newspaper cites buyers who acquired Kansas City property at the right time, held eight years, then sold for 25 000 dollars. It notes similar cases and suggests Pierre offers such opportunities in the next five years, recalling a decade earlier when many Pierre lots were gifted to supporters and could now be worth a fabulous sum.
The Pierre Capital Journal notes a local rush of railroading interest, citing a half column on possible lines and five major railroads already in the state. It warns that declared intentions in distant years do not guarantee a Pierre route.
A debate unfolds over organizing a state band to go to St Louis. Woonsocket’s A T Ireland claims credit while Sioux Falls counters with Prof Baldwin offering a stronger director. The paper hopes for an amicable settlement and notes the possibility of sending one or two bands.
The Director of the Mint Roberts faces sharp press criticism in South Dakota after placing the state's gold production at 2,889,137 dollars, a drop of 4,076,000 from last year’s 7,159,400. The Homestake mine is said to exceed Roberts's total, prompting the State Historical Society to seek congressional intervention in Washington to correct the error.
In a playful exchange Joennie asks if Joe sits first in Sadie's heart. Sadie replies with a humorous nod to Hollister and a mock price line of 35 cents for tea or tablets, attributed to Scallin Bros.
Commander Reed of the G A R visits Mitchell with the Post Relief Corps and town officials. He attends a banquet in Carnegie library rooms, speaks on Civil War service, praises Relief Corps, and invites veterans to join. Palmer and Packard share remarks. musical performances and greetings accompany the event.
South Dakota Poultry and Pet Stock Association, the Improved Live Stock Breeders' Association, and the Buttermakers' Association plan a combined gathering in Mitchell from February 2 to 6. The Colvin building will host the poultry show with 6000 square feet of floor space and entries from out of state. $300 in special premiums and prizes including cups and gold are offered. W S Russell of Ottumwa Iowa will serve as chief judge.
The Live Stock Breeders plan an extensive program alongside the poultry show with talks by leaders such as Col. Brigham Dr. Chalmers Greeley and I A Keith. A livestock sale will feature horses cattle hogs sheep and poultry with an expert auctioneer. Secretary Wilson reports over thirty five entries for stock and expects more than fifty head by sale day.
Secretary Sherwood of De Smet has the convention details in charge and will announce the program soon. The butter makers have met here before and are royal good fellows, with a very successful gathering anticipated.
Complete treatment claim for Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills offering relief from itching burning and skin diseases. Describes local and systemic action with directions for use and testimonials of mothers and children. Lists prices and depot locations in London Paris and other places.
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