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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1906

Page

9

State Officials and Officials Named in South Dakota List

A roster lists state and local officials including Senator Robert Gamble Governor Coe Crawford Congressmen Philo Tall and W H Parker Lieutenant Governor W C Sho ber Secretary of State D D Wipf Auditor John Herning Treasurer C H B Cassill Superintendent Hans A Astrud Attorney General S W Clark Commissioner O Dokken and Railroad Commissioner George Rice with counties such as Yankton Huron Brookings Deadwood Olivet Campbell and Duel mentioned.

United States Robert J. Gamble Yankton Coe I. Crawford Huron Philo Tall Brookings W. H. Parker Q& Deadwood W. C. Shober Highmore D. D. Wipf Olivet John Herning Campbell County C. HB. Cassill Canton Hans A. Astrud Sioux Falls S. W. Clark Redfield O. ©. Dokken Duel County Cs Railroad George Rice Hlandreau

States Can Handle Trusts In Separate State Actions

Chicago News notes state powers to curb trust abuses alongside federal efforts. Ohio court fines Toledo ice dealers 1000 dollars and a year in the workhouse for price fixing. Missouri upholds a law denying payment to illegal trusts, as a St Louis plumbers' supply association sues for a bill and is ruled nonliability.

Chicago Ohio Missouri Toledo St. Louis

Ten Saloon Licenses Granted At Mitchell City Meeting

A special Mitchell city council session Saturday granted ten saloon licenses after reviewing ten applications. C. R. Norris planned to operate the tenth, housed in John Koch’s store on Main Street. all license approvals were approved unanimously by the board except for absent Aldermen Duncan and Olla.

Mitchell C. R. Norris Jonn Koch Lower Main Street Eer Duncan Olla T. Po Navin Norty & Geiger Don Sullivan Martin” Tobin& Gormley Psrenbeas Reierson Second Street Davison Street Smith Mitchell National Bank Bank

License Granted After Weeks of Hearing

A license was granted after a recent hearing with no objections filed. The decision followed a couple of weeks of process and was approved by the relevant authorities.

MONE Jncident

Stockyards Relocation Favors Southeast City Petition

At a Monday city council session presided by Mayor Branson, petitions were read. Residents from the southeastern area urged moving Milwaukee stockyards away due to nuisance and health concerns, to be investigated by the board of health.

Branson Milwaukee Board of Health Fire Department Fire Committee Jandee Herbert McDonald Kibbee Finance Committee Mark Harris American la France Engine Hire Co W. S. Knott Minneapolis W. Kk. McGuffin Obenchain & Boyer Fullerton Lumber Co Davis, Daniels & Co

Wind Bell Origins in Japan Described

The wind bell is a circle of hanging pendants that ring when wind moves them. Originating in Japan, the simple form uses glass strips and a small square piece within the circle, decorated with Japanese characters and designs.

Japan Detroit News- Tribune

Early Makers Of Artificial Birds And Animals

In ancient times artisans pursued automata, creating birds and beasts that moved like living creatures. Archytas of Tarentum around 400 B C built an artificial pigeon that could fly but could not resume flight after landing. John Muller, a German mechanic, built an artificial eagle that appeared to greet Emperor Maximilian at Nuremberg then landed at the city gate.

Archytas Tarentum B. C John Muller Maximilian Nuremberg

Vienna Dog Market Opens For Sale At Clubrooms

The Vienna Fancy Dog Club launches a new market placing dogs for sale at its clubrooms each Wednesday. Dogs are examined by a veterinary surgeon and appraised by experts to ensure soundness and value. All services, including veterinary checks and appraisals, are free to buyers and sellers.

Vienna Fancy Dog Club

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