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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1905
Page
7
A 1900s proposal argues extending probation before naturalization and requiring a descriptive state registry for arriving immigrants. It urges courts to delay full citizenship, rework immigration procedures, and preserve the integrity of naturalization despite added clerical burden.
In a notable portrait from McClure's August issue, John D. Rockefeller is depicted living at Forest Hill Ohio and other residences with plain, nonopulent architecture. The piece praises frugality in his households while suggesting parsimony has become a vanity of the richest man, contrasting with ostentatious display.
The text suggests doubts about Frank Pettigrew seeking favor with voters in Sioux Falls and thwarting Senator Kirk. It notes Pettigrew’s past influence and questions whether he can marshal forces to reenter the Republican fold, with concerns over a serious political challenge ahead.
Baron Komura, the Japanese government’s peace envoy, arrived in New York with a large retinue and many gifts for Minnesota’s officers and crew. He will not disclose interview plans or war status details. H. Sato, an unattached foreign ministry member, will handle any information released.
Hon George J Perkins draws strong seconding support in both Iowa and South Dakota papers. His candidacy is praised for capability and leadership while the Sioux City Journal credits him with aiding South Dakota’s development. Town residents praise Perkins as the premier choice for the governorship.
The article notes the teamsters’ extended strike in Chicago ends in defeat as public impact remains a key factor. It describes the ongoing struggle and the consequence of a losing proposition for the strikers amid broad disruption.
The Brookings Press notes a population drop in our state neighbors due to migration toward Jakota. A figure from last year pegged population at about 500000, though the exact change remains unclear.
Baron Komura, Japan’s plenipotentiary, says peace negotiations will be entirely successful and the war will end when the conference closes next month. Japan will seek a moderate indemnity, with compensation for war costs. Both governments desire a humane end to the conflict and property savings, hoping for world approval.
The black rust scare proved short lived with quick field checks showing little rust across many sections. Reports indicate a likely bumper crop after harvest, easing fears once the announcement prompted widespread inspection and activity.
Mitchell prepares for a major event from September 25 to 30 featuring a grand new building and the finest 2Randa Rossa act along with free street attractions to magnetize thousands to the city.
Brooklyn Hagel argues Elihu Root is strong enough to lead the state department but only if he has a free hand unburdened by the deputies who have weakened the department in recent years. Root’s sacrifice of material interests should be matched by selecting capable men willing to similar sacrifice for the country.
County auditor Stearns and Deputy Anderson update the assessment roll for filing with the state auditor. County wealth rises with total valuation at 3 628 452, up from 3 131 859 in 1904. Stock increases include 595 more horses and 1 829 more cattle, with hogs, sheep, and other property also rising.
Census figures show Davison County population jumping from 7,483 in 1900 to 10,031 in 1905, with Mitchell city experiencing the largest growth and Union township reporting smaller family sizes though farms remain. The article promises a table detailing 1905 and 1900 counts.
Hollister Rocky Mountain Tea offered by Scallin Bros promises to exterminate poison revitalize blood and restore joyous bygone days. Item priced at 35 cents in tea or tablet form.
In Davison County South Dakota the administratrix Bridget Smith seeks authorization to sell the NE 14 of SE 14 in section 4 township 103 range 60. Next of kin and interested parties must appear August 12 1905 at 10 a.m. in Mitchell to show cause why private sale of the real estate should not be ordered. Court will publish the order weekly for four weeks in Mitchell Capital.
A mortgage notice states default has occurred on a loan secured by Mary Earl and the property tied to the mortgage. The filing announces action to enforce the lien and seeks remedies per the instrument and applicable law.
Herbert Earl mortgagors defaulted on July 29 1885 mortgage to Plano Manufacturing Co now owned by Mary E Monroe. Taxes paid amount to 72.45. total due 291.87 including principal interest taxes and attorney fee. Property Lot 8 Block 88 Lacher addition Mitchell Davison County SD to be sold at public auction July 29 1905 2 pm at courthouse steps.
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