Local GOP edition and notices from July 16 1896
The Mitchell Printing offers subscription rates and advertising options. The Republican ticket features McKinley and Hobart. Obituary for Harriet Beecher Stowe notes her Hartford death at eighty four. Editorials discuss silver currency debates with Populists and Pettigrew critiques of Aberdeen News and Watertown opinions.
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Harriet Beecher Stowe
United States
Hartford
Conn
Pettigrew Backers Plead For Boss to Save Party
A poem from White Lake Waye mocks the loss of Senator Pettigrew as a death blow to the Republican Party. It pleads for his return to “pull the wires,” pledging to support free silver and end other populist schemes to win back influence.
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Peffer
Kansas
Senator Pettigrew
Republican
Democratic Exchange
Pettigrew
McKinley
White Lake
Garret A Hobart Praised As Republican VP Candidate
The Sioux City Journal extols Garret A Hobart Republican vice presidential candidate praising his work ethic wealth and public spirit. It lauds his rise from poverty to wealth and his loyal leadership in New Jersey politics noting broad support and a strong national ticket with McKinley. The piece contrasts Pettigrew's shift to free silver and urges resignation if he lacks party backing. It also includes an unrelated promotional blurb for Syrup of Figs and DeWitts Colic and Cholera Cure.
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Watertown
Congress
Minneapolis
Uncle Sam
Teller
Pettigrew
Chicago
St. Louis
West
South
McKinley
Sioux City
Garret A. Hobart
New Jersey
Hobart
William McKinley
East
United States
Gazette
Notice to Gag Owners and Dog Tax Reminder
Notice from City Marshal John Reierson warning dog owners in Chamberlain to pay the 1506 tax and obtain licensed tags. Unlicensed dogs will be placed in the city pound. apply for tags and license. Also an advertisement for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy sold by L. O. Gale.
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John Reierson
County Commissioners Hold Semiannual Session and Equalization
The county board met in semiannual session with Chairman Collins presiding at 10 am. They organized as a board of equalization, with lands in Beulah and Perry townships adjusted, and various livestock and cattle assessments modified across multiple townships including Mt. Vernon, Mitchell, Tobin, and Blendon. The afternoon heard land assessment reductions on petitions, and the board later reduced Mt. Vernon town lots by 50 percent while boosting structures on village lands by 200 percent.
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Collins
Board of County Commissions
Board of Equalization
Cox
Beulah Township
Perry Township
Mt. Vernon
Mitchell
Tobin Township
Badger Township
Blendon Township
Rome
Lisbon Township
Prosper
Lisbon
Brendon
Baker Township
Union Township
Mitchell Township
City of
Bass
Rural and city tax assessments show wide discrepancies
County commissioners adjust farm and government land assessments to align with city values. Some townships see increases, others remain as returned. Delinquent taxes prompt residents to seek clarification as officials review auditor books and address public concerns. Hood’s Sarsaparilla and Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup are advertised remedies popular with readers.
Aberdeen political scene shows mixed loyalties and contest
Aberdeen July 7 The situation is badly mixed with speculation over gambles for renomination and a hard fought governor’s race. Gardner Moody and Yettigrew are named in treacherous positions as factions realign for the convention. Edwin VanCise may lead the gathering while some Minnehaha delegates fear a St Louis platform. Letters uncalled for at Mitchell post office and a cough remedy ad close the list.
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Aberdeen
Mr. Gamble
Judge Gardner
Congress
Judge Moody
Senate
Tis
Hills
Gardner
Crawford
St. Louis
Yettigrew
Republican Party
Mitchell
Blackman
Loren Coy
Maud Wright
Elva L
Saml
T. Green
P. M
Ice and Fire Prepared for Season Purchases
Spears Gyneyy offers ice and fuel on contract for season or by quantity. Special orders for picnic parties receive prompt attention.
Estray notice in Davison County Justice Court sale planned
In Davison County South Dakota Justice Court Judge C H Hedden orders estray sale of a 1800 pound roan mare with white face and white hind feet appraised at 60 dollars or more after May 20 1895. Frank Tietz took up the mare. sale to be held July 25 1896 at 1 pm at the owner’s residence 23 101 62.
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Daniel Meredith
Menga Meredith
Frank Weller
Register of Deeds
Davison
South Dakota
Enoch Troutman
the Register of Deeds
Davison County
Mitchell
State of
D Yison
N. W
Exock Troutman
Spangler
A. D
E. C. Flanagan
Clinton
Iowa
Orson Rogers
Elgin
Illinois
L. N. Seaman
Seuth Dakota
M. H. Rowley
City of
Mitch
Paul Tschirley
Susanna Tschirley
Mortgagors
William Schaetzel
Tollows, Towlt
John Cook
Aikens, Bailey & Voorhees
Fourth Judicial Circuit
J. W. Stebbings
John E. Green
Abbie S. Green
Henry A. Marsh
Sherif
North West
5Th P. M
U. S
A.B. Hirchcock
Plaigtiff
J. W.stebbings
Joan Coos
A. E. Hircucock
Estray
Justice Court
C. H. Hedden
Frank Tietz
J. C. Hedden
W. L. Hedden
Robert Schitz
Said County
Ereol
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Onans
We Club
William Mkinley
Ohio
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Major Pickler
Pickler
Campbell
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L. O. Gale
Hood
Jacob
DeWitt
Bradfield
J. M. Johnson
Malvern
Ark
Bradfield Regulator CO
Atlanta
J.E. Wells
Mitchell, S. D
L. W. Adams
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Ceper Kerr Farm
S. D
German-American Investment Co
Wail St
New York
State of New York
Germany
Austro-Hungary
C. W. Denman
CH. N. Lewis
W. J. Healey Hardware Co
Gyneyy
Ghbide
Getehell
L. N
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Mortdup
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Morteugee
Priday
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