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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1909
Page
8
The Sugar Valley mob hunts down Jim Farthing and Lona Heller amid lynch threats and a sheriff’s tense stand. A dramatic pursuit ends with the Farthings disappearing inside the Run as townsfolk fear a deeper evil and await next week’s continuation.
Berlin correspondence in the Washington Star argues agrarian interests control Germany. It depicts landowners as a powerful minority shaping policy, taxing reform benefits to their advantage, and wielding government influence across Prussia and the empire.
In Roaring Run aftermath, a twilight gathering at Squire Hartswick's store echoes fear and suspicion. Sheriff and Sugar Valley deputies linger at Hartswick Hall while Lem Fisher, Alie Dribel, and Jake Kisterbock discuss the vanished Farthings and a rumored axe-wielding craft. They debate whether three grown men could hide in rocks and speculate on motives, tools, and escape.
A Georgia clergyman speaking in Pittsburg on the saloon issue explains that Georgia does not have statewide prohibition. The exchange begins with a local pastor asking if Georgians enjoy statewide prohibition and ends with the clerkly correction about the Georgia law.
A European diner at the Knickerbocker dining room laments that Americans lack good potatoes. He notes many menus omit potatoes and cites Rhine region blue mouse and red mouse varieties as superior, blaming soil and cultivation. He expresses homesickness for the Rhine spuds and their distinctive flavors.
The Bund der Landwirte transforms from an agricultural club into a political force opposing industrial capital. Caprivi era treaties and bourse laws sparked clashes with industry, while agrarians press for reforms to Prussia's suffrage system. Their influence shapes state policy and military aims through a heritage linking Bismarck to present-day farming oligarchy.
A Dutch newspaper questions the idea that sandy soil is required for bulb growing. The text then shifts to unrelated dialogue about a night of dancing and a request to fetch a tall, dark man, illustrating fragmented content.
Two large vessels for the Oriental Steamship Company rise at Mitsubishi docks. A 13 500 ton ship joins two 9 260 ton ships in the Pacific trade project.
A Springfield Republication recounts San Francisco's battle against bubonic plague in 1907 1908. It highlights the rat flea transmission, the U S Marine Hospital Service campaign led by Surgeon Blue, and the mass rat extermination exceeding two million. The piece praises sanitary science and urges other cities to adopt similar prevention.
The Bronx school children will receive free illustrated lectures in the New York Botanical Garden museum hall this fall. Dr Henry H Rushley will discuss Industries Dependent on Forests and Plant Products. After lectures groups of seventy will tour the park to observe plant growth with Dr W A Murrill presenting Wood Plants and Plants Without Wood and Protection of Trees in Cities along with park strolls.
Washington Star excerpt shows a witty exchange about government publications as Senator Sorghum delays naming books. The serious young woman asks for favorites while the senator cites official publications he may present to constituents. The quip satirizes reliance on government material.
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