Mitchell Capital Friday 1908 Official County Paper
The entry notes the Mitchell Capital newspaper dated Friday July 24 1908 as the county paper priced at $1.00.
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Mitchell Capital in Mitchell, South Dakota
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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1908
Page
11
Republican Ticket Listing Local Officials and Candidates
National President William H. Tait of Ohio and James S. Sherman of New York head the ticket. Congress includes I Crawford of Huron and Charles H. Burke of Pierre EBEN W. Martin of Deadwood. State Senate George A. Johnston of Mitchell. Local reps DRAKE of Ethan and HELGERSON of Mt. Vernon. Other offices list Vesley of Wessington Spring as governor and EC Bror Rey of Highmore as lieutenant governor. Various state and county posts name MINER, ANDERSON, and others from Mitchell and surrounding towns.
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William H. Tait
Ohio
James S. Sherman
New York
United States
I. Crawlford
Huron
Congress
Charles H. Burke
Pierre
Eben W. Martin
Deadwood
Legislative
State Senate
George A. Johnston
Mitchell
Representatives
F. Drake
Ethan
G. H. Helgerson
Mt. Vernon
Vesley
Wessington Spring
EC. Bror Rey
Highmore
Noa
Bama Pollex
W. Clark
Redfield
John Nan
Herried
Treasur
George G . Johnson
Canton
Oo. Co. Dokken
Clear Lake
Puperintsnjene
Public Instructx
Xe “Gstrud
Sioux Falls
F. C. Robinson
Groton County
Grass not grown yet in Mitchell says Vermillion paper
Vermillion Republican notes Mitchell remains dry with saloons closed for fifteen days yet. Delegates say business streets lack grass for first cut, but city plans show six new or upcoming establishments. Anticipation grows around corn palace and river interests despite prohibition.
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Vermillion Republican
Mitchell
Taxaton
Ringling
Corn Palace
Quorn Palace
Car Palace
Business Activity Improves Across the Nation
An editorial notes gradual recovery in industry and agriculture as mills and shops reopen in the east and west. It cites reduced immigration and rising freight demand, with over 10 000 jobs created, normal bank clearings in the west, and emergency currency ready to deploy. The piece predicts a busy fall and winter ahead.
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Washington Post
Pittsburg
Johnstown
Tarentum
Chicago
Sacramento
Huntsville
Reading
New York
Mitchell Growth and Development Outlook in Province
The article notes steady growth for Mitchell with future building demand and halted business district construction. It highlights the Milwau kee road extension attracting wholesale trade westward, expectant decline of shipping through other cities, and the potential positive impact of Prohibition as a policy test for Mitchell. The piece anticipates more growth as new structures arise and transport links mature.
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Mitchell
Lincoln paper backs Bryan for president in campaign run
The Commoner, published in Lincoln Nebraska, will support William J. Bryan for the presidency and is expected to remain steadfast through the campaign.
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Lincoln, Neb
Wiliam J. Bryan
Hearst Seeks Split From Democrats With Chicago Nomination
Hearst plans a personal Chicago convention next week to nominate a president and vice president and form a new party. He earns support from southern and northern leaders and targets the Democratic party, while Frank Pettigrew is cited as a Bryan ally and potential Treasury secretary amid a shifting political landscape.
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Hearst
Chicago
Democratic Party
Mr Bryan
Bitus Jr
Mr. Bryan
Denver
Frank Pettigrew
United States
MS Bryan
Pettigrew
Bryan
Bryan Shrine
Pttigrew
Fettigrew
Frank
Wall Street
Ahieves
Prosperity Returns as Nation Braces for Fall Business
The Washington Post notes steady progress toward full prosperity as harvests lift demand for rail, industry, and labor. Railroads repair 5000 freight cars in thirty days, 15 new locomotives are added, and lines expand toward Mexico and western Canada. Builders report stronger demand for iron pipe and structural steel while New England mills run at full capacity and unemployment falls due to farm revival and factory resumption.
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Surlus
Harriman
Southern Pacific
Union
Pennsylvania
Missouri
California
Crill Offers 39100 to Prosecute Republicans in SD
Louis N. Crill a leading Democrat in Union County offers 39100 to prosecute the Republican Party for stealing the platform of the Democratic Party of South Dakota. He calls the action robbery of the worst sort and references the Mitchell platform adopted last week.
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Louis N. Crill
Union County
Republican Party
Democratic Party of
South Dakota
Mitchell
Crill
Platform passions and party power lines argued
The speaker criticizes Crill’s excitement over the platform and questions the framers who fear responsibility. He says Democrats should feel honored to see their principles enacted while claiming discovery, and wonders why Republicans push a democratic platform if Democrats cannot win.
Schrader and Sherman Linked by Old School Ties
Rapid City resident John F. Schrader, a longtime friend of James S. Sherman, discusses their school days in the East. Schrader, nominated as a presidential elector by South Dakota Republicans, notes the likelihood of Taft and Sherman’s election and the duty to vote for his former classmate. The piece reflects on how time brings former schoolmates together in later life.
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John F. Schrader
Rapid City
James S. Sherman
East
Sherman
Schrader
South Dakota
Taft
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