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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1903
Page
11
The South Dakota legislature will adjourn on Wednesday for a week as measures move through the Senate. Observers await what actions the Senate will take on various bills and what lines of legislation will be advanced or held.
The report notes forty individuals placed under indictment and mentions forthcoming statements of the law. Chicago is praised for progress, while coal dealers accused in a death-related combination case face scrutiny.
In the thirty day window the town population figures are discussed. The scene references Mitchel census data and a deputation, with Polk directors noting the process. The record mentionsOver the town in the part of the Sete and a string of administrative steps, reflecting the county’s census activity.
Fragmentary OCR text notes an incident involving a ship named Same OM War near Shor Falls. Mentions casualties and references to Coburg Germany and California. Details are unclear due to damaged source text.
A detailed account describes a strategic political alliance forming among three powerful figures. They maneuver across regions to influence the capital campaign and the upcoming Senate vote. The piece highlights plans laid last spring, quiet organizing, and the tense expectation of the midweek result despite apparent certainty.
The passage notes Mitchell receiving praise for a clever and tactical peer of work. Hon Harry GL Sres, chair of a committee, awards credit for the effort. Friends would attend a meeting in his honor, though not all are aligned with his scheme.
The Spirit praises the Bras e2c colleagues for their skill in managing Mitchell's cause and their rise in the Metters-Sutherland class of capital managers. They report progress, claim key strategic advantage, and foresee victory though caution that more work lies ahead amid railroad issues and reservation politics.
George A. Stilser testified at the High more Saturday against a tel who stole 32 head of cattle from the Mitchell Cattle Co ranch in Hideenantr. The ring leader was convicted and sentenced to Sioux Falls for two and a half years. other gang members escaped earlier. L. E Whitcher and T. J. Spangler led the defense. H. C. Preston aided the states attorney. The HangS ranch manager W F Hodges, living near Mt Vernon, commended for his management.
Clare Tinan of the Kimball Graphic praises Mitchell after news from Pierre of a successful resubmission caucus. To honor the result she unveils a campaign roster that has long backed Mitchell amid pro ters Worm friendship.
The article discusses the looming vote on capital removal set for November 1904. It notes that Mitchell is confident of winning a majority and hints he may not need a two thirds vote to secure the result. The piece praises the Mitchell workers for their efforts and support.
A meeting in Mitchell resulted in closer ties between the Business Men's League and the Mitchell Clon as both work toward the city capital campaign. Proposition 4 encouraged league members to join a club for meetings advancing city interests, with a merger aiming to unify efforts though the fate of the league was uncertain.
The article recalls Mitchell’s strategic leadership in capital issues, surrounding himself with capable organizers who steered the campaign to victory. It notes Goddard’s speech against Pierre, the people’s referendum impulse, Haven’s split stance, and Haven’s pivot to supporting the compact, praised as faithful and steadfast.
Bowling contests draw crowd in the city with another event Friday night between local cigar makers. Scores listed include Lewis 144, Harris 6, Allen 2, and Otte 439 in a series of frames.
Arlington special reports two young men west of town drank a bottle they believed to be spirits of wine. Both became violently ill. one dies, the other likely to recover after the deadly effects.
Parkston advances as Mitchell wins the oat resubmission with 51 votes to Haron 16 Red- Geld 7 among 17 cast. An agreement among Mitchell Maron and Redfeld pledges support to the town showing Pierre’s strength, giving Mitchell a near certainty of securing the capital in two years.
A fragmented notice describes a remedy called One Minute Cough Cure used on a child recovering from respiratory illness. The passage references A L Spafford and Chester with vague medical claims about rapid relief from coughs colds la grippe and lung trouble.
Fragmentary note asserts Andrew Jackson was born in North Carolina or South Carolina and that supporters insist South Carolina is his native state. The text mentions enthusiasm, courage, and ambition, with a reference to Rocky Mountain pricing at 35 cents and a line about S.H. Seallin University.
The ad touts two organs in vigorous action and quick disease germ defense. Bitters regulate the stomach and purify the brood, promising splendid appetite. It claims cures for kidney and female complaints, nervous constipation, and dyspepsia with vigorous health and stress relief from S. H. Seallin, drugs.
In Queensisc¢, a severe drought drove a flock of sheep to a water hole where a sudden collapse left hundreds trampled. The scene, described as a harsh miracle of nature, ends with authorities noting the elixir of life theme and a local figure H. Seallin mentioned.
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