Mitchell Capital celebrates 25 years of The Republican
The Mitchell Daily Republican marks its twenty-five year milestone amid reflections on South Dakota’s early struggles and regional growth. The piece notes the paper’s role in promoting Mitchell and Davison County, urging unity for continued development as the city expands into a gateway for western expansion.
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Mitchell Daily Republican
Republican
South Dakota
Mitchell
Davison
The
City Valuation Tops Two Million Mark in 1907
Assessors report rising city property values with total valuations surpassing two million dollars. Real estate leads gains, while stock, goods, and household items show smaller increases. watches and jewelry remain weak with a decline in value.
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Atligics Ce Uesees
TOOMS
Ukc
Eee
Johnston
Mitchell
Local Happenings in Ethan and Nearby Towns
Ethan and Parkston residents made weekend visits and return trips a common note with families visiting kin in Kadoka and Mitchell. Local moves include home repainting, new residents, and guests at the Cutts and Sand households. A lawn social at Dr Vrow's to raise funds proceeded with cake and games.
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Ethan
Mike Bracha
Parkston
W. B. Tebey
Kadoka
Wliphus
Sjlenny Stopfer
Charlie Dixon
Ira Cutts
Manor Lodge
Pases Lawn
Dr Vrow
Nell
Bert Dupey
Mr. Coyne Jr
Robio
Mitchell
Sam Cutts
Mr. Fleming
Blackman
George Sand
John Sibert
Clement
Con Schiech
Winnifred Nix
Stella Sand
Nix
Neal Weepie
Ethan celebrates the 4th amid town gatherings
July 2 notes a busy Fourth of July prep in Ethan with a temperance canvass, a Sunday school picnic planned, and guests from neighboring towns. Miss Margarite Davis visits Miss Edith Trow, ice shipments, and several residents arriving from Mitchell and Tulare. John Shutts injures his leg in an accident.
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Ethan
Grandma Donovan
Mr. Drake
Mitchell
Navin
May Gavin
Denver
Col
John Shutts
Riverside Social Notes From Mitchell Visits and Returns
Riverside column reports Mrs. Woodruff and Mrs. Patterson visiting Mitchell Thursday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Wallis and sons visited relatives in Mitchell Tuesday. Rev. and Mrs. J. A. McDonald of Mitchell were guests of W. L. Wallis Saturday. Mrs. Davis returned home Tuesday from a two week stay with her daughter south of Mitchell. Rev. and Mrs. A. J. Weyer returned home Saturday from a ten day Yankton Centerville trip. Mrs. BE. G. Marshall and daughter also mentioned.
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Loomis
Ired Ijorshire
Miss Taylor
Wisconsin
Harry Taylor
H. D. Watkins
Loomis West
G. Wider
Mitchell
Nic Schneider
John Dondelinger
Mae Ella Mark
Jluek Morgan
John Blendauer
C. P. Spaylor
Illinois
Sumner
W. CG
T.A
Will Clark
Steward
Belding
Walters
J. P. Gilfillan
Ruth
Orval Crippen
Cottonwood
E. M. Keeler
Rapid City
Ministers Association
Archie Vegus
Farmers Elevator
J. P. Giltillian
Joe Gillillaner
Frank Darmer
Clara Steward
Woonsocket
Loomis Church
E. T Millard
W. H. Comstock
Miss Steward
Loyal Temperance Legion
J. E. Kidd
Mab
L Watkins
Sadie Watkins
Smoke Prevention by Heated Air in Locomotive Furnaces
A western inventor proposes smokeless combustion in locomotive furnaces by injecting heated air and the plan may be tested soon by the Illinois Central, Rock Island and St Paul railroads. Feasibility of cactus stoking is noted, with automation offering clearer reform prospects.
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New York Tribune
Illinois Central
Rock Island
St. Paul
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Praised By North Carolina Man
J W Jenkins of Chapel Hill North Carolina hails Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as the best in the world saying it cured a felon on his thumb and always heals wounds burns and sores. Available for 25 cents at Diehl and Brown’s drug store.
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Bucklen
J. W. Jenkins
Chapel Hill
N. C
Diehl & Brown
Deihl & Brown's Drug Store
School Board Sells Bonds For New High School
The board awarded the $69 000 bonds to Mitchell Trust Co at a 2310 premium after 13 bids were opened with Chicago and St Paul firms present. Board also locates the site on the east side at Fifth Avenue and begins moving the old building. Plans to hire architects and fill teaching vacancies follow as the new board takes office.
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Board of Education
Winsor
Messrs. Litchfield
Foster
Scheurenbrand
Pocivous
Bates
Liko
Plotner
Chicago
St. Paul
Mitchell Trtist Co
O. T. Litchfield
Fifth Avenue East
Missy Nira Berkeley
Miss Gold
Hazard
Badger Township Seeks Tiling Bids in Davison County
The Badger township board in Davison County South Dakota invites sealed bids to dig ditch and lay about 133 rods of tiling in section 14. Bids opened at Loomiss D on July 4 190% at 9 a m. A good bond is required and the board may reject any bid. H C Clark township clerk.
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Badger Township
Davison County
S. D
Loomiss
H. C. Clark
Time banishes Enmities in The Sun on Cleveland memory
The New York Sun reflects on past disagreements with Grover Cleveland and states the personal breach ended years ago. It recalls Cleveland as a faithful reader and honors his memory and deeds with lasting esteem.
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New York Sun
Cleveland
Nanely
Sun
Grover Cleveland
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Mitchell Trust Co
Minnesota Loan and Trust Co
Union Trust Co
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Coffin & Crawford
Harris Trust and Saving Co
Emery, Anderson Co
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