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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1893
Page
7
The piece outlines subscription and advertising rates for the Mitchell capital paper. It notes mail address changes, outside state mail discontinuation after paid-for time, and low rates for business and legal ads. Obituaries and resolutions are listed at five cents per line.
A newspaper offers a large extra edition as a sample to non subscribers to introduce THs Mrrenkha Carian. The paper, Malin the largest family weekly in the state, costs a low advance subscription and comes in regular six column twelve page format from January to December. Non subscribers may take the free sample from the office. it will be discontinued after the funded period unless continued.
An opinion piece likens a newspaper to a merchant selling news and ads, arguing publishers are bound to patrons and must manage costs, but still profit from readers and advertisers. It contrasts old and new roles, noting publishers rely on advertising and circulation for livelihood.
The piece notes funding steps toward a July deadline and a $100,000 contingent sum. It details Democratic tactics via James M. Woods and local party leaders to secure support, emphasizes harmony over factional fights, and critiques reestablishing immigration commissioner roles. It also mentions regional papers The Lyman County Leader and Hurley Reconi reporting from reservations and Turner county.
The house judiciary committee adverse on Hooper divorce bill. World’s Pair Senate committee leans toward $70,000 appropriation. Burkman $50, Drill Independent $25,000. Peterson’s usury bill fixes contract interest at 10 percent and forfeits principal and interest. Gov. Sheldon re appoints Judge Gardner. Crill pushes initiative amendment. resubmission petitions circulate. Senate adjourns. mustant weed debate completed. per diem bill advances. Various bills introduced. railroads and resubmission paused.
Disjointed notes discuss South Dakota corn, an exhibit in the corn belt, and expected additions to a public display. The text references a recovering statesman, editorials, and a mix of oblique figures, events, and local dispatches with unclear context.
The program featured Miss Ellen Terrell with Whispering Bell and Miss Belle Mounsey in How He Served St Michaels. Miss Cisrs James performed The Young Seap Was Tiven nicely. The Rescue and Three Old Maids of Lee drew praise as Miss Mayes impressed with a science-themed recital and Rev Mr. ey Baper presented a promising oration. The next exams are set for March 2.
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