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Mitchell Publishing Company lists subscription rates with W R Ronald as editor and manager. Yearly $1.00 six months 75 cents and three months 40 cents, strictly in advance.
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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1912
Page
2
Mitchell Publishing Company lists subscription rates with W R Ronald as editor and manager. Yearly $1.00 six months 75 cents and three months 40 cents, strictly in advance.
A Redfield protest by Mr. Miles questions the Republican Party’s Chicago convention choice and loyalty. The paper argues the party rests with its voters and urges listening to the street and field voters to determine the party’s future in South Dakota.
A 1909 British report compares living costs across nations and notes American wages in building, engineering, and printing exceed British by 130 percent. The piece then covers Roosevelt’s Michigan campaign strategy, the party platform, and moves toward an independent third party with calls for tariff reform, federal regulation, and government ownership of telegraph and express lines.
A distinctly new party held its first Michigan state convention in Jackson on Saturday. The gathering drew Moose adherents and aimed to define the group with notable interest and debate marking the event.
Pierre S D G R Malone master of the state Grange visited this city to arrange a winter event named a Scientific Farming Congress. He is organizing local granges across the western state region and has formed groups at Cottonwood.
A discussion on free tolls for American vessels through the Panama Canal questions treaty interpretations and impacts on rates. Critics warn concessions could tax government revenue and burden foreign ships, while supporters argue the United States should benefit from its construction. A South Dakota reader questions how to vote and urges clear, honest ballot labeling.
An 8 year old girl, daughter of Leon Skiles, living 11 miles northeast of Reliance on the Lower Brule reservation, was bitten by a rattlesnake and died the next morning. Supposed to have stepped on the snake. The father attempted to treat the wound with whiskey and poison suction before seeking aid. doctor efforts failed.
The 1912 fiscal year set new records for US foreign commerce with imports at 1.653 billion dollars and exports at 2.204 billion. Total trade reached 8.858 billion, with free imports totaling 881.7 million. Exports exceeded imports by 550.8 million, while June trade showed imports of 131.2 million and exports of 138.1 million.
Aberdeen South Dakota Michael Seiler a Greenway township resident in McPherson county died from a gunshot wound while fetching his shotgun to shoot prairie chickens. He was found in the field around four o clock in the afternoon with a left side chest wound. Doctors said death was instantaneous and the incident is considered accidental though full facts may never be known. Seiler a 60 year old pioneer settler and German native served in Germanys army.
In Davison County Court at Mitchell a hearing is set for August 38 1912 at 10 a m on the petition by Anna Koch for Letters of Administration on the estate of Jacob D Koch deceased. Heirs at law Anna Ethel Mary Leo and Ronald Koch may appear to contest the petition. W Abbey judge. S Cattrell clerk. An important change in railway circles was made known today when pees sanced that R P Wadenn
Default on a December 15 1910 mortgage by Louise Merritt and Homer Merritt to H N Lewis prompts foreclosure. Amount due is 800 principal 52.80 interest total 352.80 plus 25.00 attorney fee. Sale to be held August 17 1912 at 2 PM at the courthouse front door Mitchell SD. Property: Lots 6 7 8 in Block 102 Lawler’s Second Addition with 140 feet of the south portions excluded. Attorney Y T Spangler for mortgagee.
In county court the estate of John W Gallagher deceased is discussed as J C Gallagher petitions for letters of administration to Francess Footitt Mitchell SD. A hearing is set for July 27 1912 at 10 a m in the Mitchell court house Davison County SD. Any interested person may appear and show cause. Dated Mitchell July 8 1912. By the court. Attest 5 Cattrell judge of county court.
In the House of Commons England plans to expand the navy by 21 dreadnoughts over five years with 1500 sailors added this year. In New York City a rift between police and District Attorney Whitman deepened as Whitman claimed Ross was forced by detectives and not the actual Rosenthal killer, with gamblers ready to turn state's evidence.
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