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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1895
Page
4
The Mitchell Printing Co announces subscription rates with various terms. Offers club pricing with leading publications and requires subscribers to provide old and new addresses for changes. Paper delivery outside the state may be discontinued after prepaid periods.
To advertisers rates on application and reasonable terms. Business ads up to six lines. Fifty cents per year. Each extra line one dollar. Legal ads at statutory rates. Cards of thanks ten cents per line. Marriage and death notices, obituaries, resolutions of respect, and wedding presents published free.
At Louisville the party dropped the free silver pledge and endorsed sound money while backing administration policy. Gen P Watt Hardin wins a key gubernatorial nomination as Yankton cement works secure a 600000 barrel contract for Chicago drainage needs.
A Yankton special reports Congressman Gamble was informed by Herman W. Schull that he passed the academy examination and gained regular admission as one of 31 successful among 100 applicants. It notes James A. Hand of Parker ranking third in a class of sixty seeking Annapolis.
The St Paul Pionier Press notes ongoing debate over bicycles in society. Some preachers praise the machine as a path to virtue, others denounce it as satanic influence, but the dispute has yet to curb bicycle use or affect commerce.
Vermillion special reports mis marked judges at the recent intercollegiate oratorical contest. Sioux Falls placed second instead of Mitchell due to six errors in published markings. The second prize of 25 dollars was awarded to Mitchell, who may protest the decision.
Dr Bracy claims discrimination in city land assessments arguing 27 acres should be taxed as farming land. He contends Van yswnod Scott parcels should be reduced to match his rate, urging council to revert to original assessment or apply equal cuts to the others.
The address outlines causes of the silver issue including the Panic of 1893, Sherman Act repeal, and gold standard advocacy. It classifies supporters into gold monometalists, conservative and real bimetallists, and argues for a double standard with gold and silver freely coined at a fixed ratio, criticizing bank influenced currency policy and urging non partisan debate on monetary policy.
A notice seeks a capable all around man for a permanent post at the Dix House. Details mention a temporary halt until August court convenes or new information appears related to Taylor's return. Taylor has secured a bond of 4000 dollars and will stay at his Redfield home during the interim.
The article notes rapid improvements on Yankton rose land with many houses rising and hundreds of acres breaking for crops. It recalls 2000 Epworth League members ascending Lookout Mountain in Chattanooga to proclaim Christ, contrasting with a 32 year old wartime ascent.
The New York Morning Journal reports a looming telegraph war as Western Union shifts toward telephone service to offset declining long distance receipts. Vestal Telegraph forms alliance with Standard Telephone to enter telephony. Bell Telephone plans retaliation by entering the telegraph business.
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