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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1892
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR text yields a partial listing of a capital firm or notice. Readable items include names and associates, with unclear actions or dates. No clear event or outcome can be established from the fragment.
Fragmentary notice outlines subscription rates and payment terms. It mentions costs, possible discounts, and renewal specifics, referencing prior addresses and customer details. The readable text emphasizes pricing for multiple months and the need to verify the subscriber’s information.
Fragmentary ad and editorial content discusses politics and advertising, mentions The Republican paper, Watertown, and local merchants. References include the presidency, Democratic and Republican positions, and the paper's role in business and readership. No clear single event. focuses on newspaper advertising and party rhetoric.
Disjointed report cites Democratic factional tensions with fusion talk by Wardell and Loucks. References to Colum bia figures, Mitchell, and Davison Hanson reformers hint at internal party power struggles and warnings of factional consequences ahead.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Hon F M Gocipkoentz as a potential assistant in a new court of arms and praise for Frank Dako and Harrison's administration. The text references Dakota territory, the senate, and political support, but the disorder obscures events and individuals.
Fragmentary notes discuss Republican papers reviving Pettigrew-Mellette issue for upcoming elections. It hints at possible factional divisions and potential candidates, but offers no clear commitments or determinate actions. The piece mentions a national convention context and speculative support for a gubernatorial or senatorial bid.
A local paper questions if Nations Gainer Co. is allied with the Farmers Alliance and outlines its ties to the reform press. It notes management changes, entry of the National Union company, and fears of monopolistic control and fraudulent misrepresentation within alliance markets.
The Huronite targets Boss Loucks and Shannon in a heated column accusing reformers of petty warfare and libel risks. The piece mocks threats and urges aggressive counterattacks while noting the local press history and editors' feud context. A separate note mentions Kemp’s Balsam and a free sample offer as a side claim amid editorials. The Fire Department meets at the Commercial Club, votes to expand with new members, while dissenters push for disbanding the department.
Fragmentary OCR about a department and committee members yields little readable facts. Names, places, dates, and clear actions are not identifiable, leaving only stray phrases and nonsensical word clusters without coherent event or outcome.
The report covers a fraternal installation with speeches by titled officers and a social, sociability with dancing and a substantial lunch. It critiques county reform efforts, municipal management, and local finance, accusing the Reform Gazette of political bias and misreporting Mitchell’s sugar beet experiment under the sub-treasury plan with Thomas J. Ball.
The local ad notes a new carload of the T. G. Mandt wagon described as the finest wagon sold in Mitchell. It praises the patent steel axle and dust view features, asserting the wagon’s value to any farmer and urging interest from readers.
The advertisement proclaims Dr Price's Cream Baking Powder as made from finer materials tested by competent chemists with no ammonia or alum. It promises uniform strength, greater bulk, and economy due to larger cans and superior raising power. It also claims to be the only powder containing the whites of eggs and asserts reliability and honesty in its production.
Patchy notes from Mitchell area recount social visits and travels of residents including Miss Jennie Haynes and Miss Carrie Owen. Sheepish items mention ice making, new housing, a brass band member in Winter Apples, and local contests. The column also notes a registered hound from Bend and a protest by A E Hitchcock over trustees’ removal.
A fragmentary newspaper item describes church services and Friday prayers at Unity Chapel, a sermon at Oxbank Falls, and ongoing bids for Poor Farm contracts in 1892. It mentions county commissioners and auditor notes, plus a brief dispatch about Whitelaw Reid resuming newspaper work after aiding U.S. pork import negotiations with France.
Rufe Moore, amid rumors from Trenton Georgia, allegedly survived a May murder attempt and a hanging. Physicians declared him dead after a neck wound, but revived as he was coffined and hauled away. Witnesses report his dramatic revival and a peculiar neck enlargement blamed on the rope.
Washington January 28 the senate committee on education and labor reported favorably on Frye's bill to create a five person commission appointed by the president to study alcoholic liquor traffic its social effects crime and peacetime evils. The measure is not new and has passed the senate several times and would appropriate ten thousand dollars for the commissions expenses.
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