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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1910
Page
5
The text appears to be an old newspaper notice listing the Mitchell Printing Co as publisher and editor Ronald R. editor and manager with subscription rates for one copy one year in advance, six months and three months in advance. It identifies the paper as the official county paper.
Kansas Senator Bristow in his speech details the rubber trust and the Continental Rubber Company merger, accusing Aldrich of benefits from the Payne Aldrich tariff. He cites stock allocations, dividends, and the growth of the rubber industry to argue the tariff favors corporate consolidation and profits.
Officers of two fraternal groups the American Home and the Fraternal Tribunes are indicted at Rock Island Illinois in a case signaling a legal action against fraternal organizations.
Aberdeen News notes Richards satisfaction with the Republican convention platform. It states Richards endorsed three of four goals including ending publication of insurance statements and community voting for postmasters, while spoils-system elimination was not pledged. It predicts insurgent disapproval from R. O. Richards.
The Sioux Falls platform satisfies radical insurgents while the Aberdeen paper notes stalwarts wanted a clear Taft endorsement and opposed populist leanings. The piece argues insurgents are radical and unified, with conservatives dwindling and no retreat to stalwart lines after the convention.
Congressman Burke wins a spelling change for the Dupree station on the Milwaukee road Fox Ridge line. The railroad government and post office align on the old spelling while Dupris died before the town fully formed.
Long article recalls Father O Flaherty leaving Kimball to lead Holy Family church in Mitchell. Clergy and friends honor him with addresses and a $275 purse given to support a local family in need. He is praised for building seven churches and founding Columbus College, with a debt-free home left to his successor.
Washington report shows imports surpassing the previous similar period by more than 114 million dollars, marking an unprecedented increase in the nation's commerce during the current cycle. Trade analysts note the surge reflects broader economic momentum and shifts in supply chains across key sectors.
Oyster Bay announces two upcoming speeches tours for Theodore Roosevelt. The western itinerary runs from August 25 leaving New York to August 11 in New York with stops in Cheyenne Denver Osawatomie Omaha Sioux Falls Fargo St Paul Milwaukee Freeport and Chicago then Pittsburg. The southern trip begins October 6 from New York with stops in Atlanta City Hot Springs Peoria and a Beveridge support speech in an unspecified location on October 13.
New Orleans Confederate era report states Congressman Samuel L. Gilmore of the second Louisiana district died at his Albina Springs home after an extended illness. The passing leaves a vacancy in the Louisiana delegation.
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