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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1910
Page
3
The article explains soil fertility decline, rotation with clover, and the limits of commercial fertilizers. It highlights the value of manure and livestock in sustaining productivity, with examples from Ohio and Pennsylvania showing yield gains and economic return from properly applied manure and spreader use.
Census Supervisor David D. Wipf announces blank applications for census enumerator positions with return due by January 31 after extension from January 25. The test will be February 6. Applications require full details on citizenship residence language ability occupation and prior census work, with two endorsements from reputable community members.
A major religious gathering at the university featured delegates from the Student Volunteer Convention in Rochester reporting on the conference. Prof Clarion D Hardy discussed the scope of the volunteer movement, its foreign work, leadership among youths, and the sacrifices and heroism involved.
Delegates speeches drew intense attention and moved many listeners. The event ranks with the most important religious gatherings in years and officials hope Mitchell residents will have a chance to hear the delegates in city church pulpits.
The Supreme Court denied John R. Walsh's petition for a writ of certiorari, forcing Walsh to begin service in the penitentiary immediately. Special to the Republican, Washington dateline January 17.
President Taft nominated Seth Bullock to be United States marshal for the district of South Dakota, with Bullock set to succeed himself. The nomination was announced from Washington on January 17.
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