The Mitchell Printing Co Advertising Rates and Notices
Prop, Onecopy, one year in advance. Six months, three months. Subscribers should update both old and new addresses. Correspondence at the office by Monday. Advertising rates on application. Business cards up to six lines five dollars per year. Each extra line one dollar. Local ads ten cents first insertion, five cents each subsequent. Legal notices at statute rates. Cards of thanks ten cents per line. Pereriraes and death notices free. Obituaries and wedding presents five cents per line.
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South
North
Dakota
Texas
Chicago Board of Trade
Senate
House
South Dakota
Imman
Treasury
Senator Pettigrew
American Protective Tariff League
E. A. Harts
United States
Flrst
Crawford D. Henning
C.D. Topp
Homen
Dipelu
E. P. Miter
GEO, Draper
C. L. Edwards
W. Lawrence
D. G. Hanma
Dudley
Gonok
Boutwell
Homer B. Dip
E. H. Ammidown
Southern
Farmin Industries
Pierra and Huron Face Banana Belt Challenge in 1850
Friday, June 13, 1850 notes South Dakota belts for Pierra and Huron with one bound to miss the banana harvest in the coming campaign. It says Mitchell sits in the corn belt and will likely win. The Huron convention signals that delaying independent party nominations to July 9 defeats democratic politicians seeking to steer its course.
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Pierra
Huron
South Dakota
Mitchell
Corp
Independent Party
Sioux City Papers Share Sunday News Duty Tale
The Journal notes The Times reminded readers during divine worship last Sunday that Journal staff were compiling a Monday edition. The remark underscores a light rivalry between the two Sioux City newspapers over who gathers the news for the next day.
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Journal
Sioux City
Times
City moves on Main street sewer and artesian well
The city council last Tuesday began steps to build a Main Street sewer from Fourth Street to Dry Run, south of the Milwaukee yards, and to pursue a second artesian well. Unanimous resolutions support the projects though methods and funding are not yet decided, with perceived urgency and economic consideration guiding the plan.
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Fourth Street
Naval bids opened for five million dollars in ships
Bids for building five million dollars worth of naval vessels were opened at the navy department. The rise of naval armament signals that wars are not inevitable, as a strong navy enables the government to press just demands without resorting to conflict. English writers note the United States as a future leading naval power, though war remains unlikely, protection may require force.
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Navy Department
United States
McKinley bill split over free list and duty changes
Readers learn the proposed McKinley bill reduces duties on staples and places sugar and related items on the free list while increasing duties on wool and woolen goods and tin. The piece cites favorable Western farmer reactions, notes wool growers backing the bill, and questions tin plate price impacts and foreign labor costs.
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Wool Growers Association
Alliance Day at Fair Grounds Leads Farmers in Davison County
Hon Ben Terrell addresses a gala gathering of farmers, artisans, and alliance members at the Davison county fair grounds. The procession from Main Street to the grand stand showcased banners, flags, and a “government cow” canvas reflecting party and capital contrasts. Terrell urges unity across parties, railroad reform, and government warehouses to aid farmers, with local leaders and officials also speaking.
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Armers’ Alliance
Davison
Main Street
Court House Square
Prosper Township
Victor
Alpha
Tobin
Perry
Eureka
Beula
Gilman Stevens
A.J. Aumis
Crause
Water Works
Alliance
Maine Stret
Fitch
Main
Fair Grounds
Ijon
Ben. Terrell
Texas
Mayor Owdle
Messrs
A. C. Preston
Veritt Smith
John M. Pease
Milf. Ward
A. S. Curtise
Pormerly
Huron
M. P. Wheeler
Hanson County
M. H. Ward
Beulah Township
Everit Smith
Mitchell
Open Session Voices Reconcile North and South Veterans
An open Monday evening session of Ransom Post G A R featured welcomes to Ben Terrell and remarks from Comrade Silsby, Adams, and Vease on reconciliation after the Civil War. Speakers urged peaceful nation building, self awareness across divisions, and shared interests from Dakota to Texas, praising Union soldiers and noting economic shifts in the South.
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Ransom Ost
Ben Terrell
Silsby
Ransom
Wes
Adams
Terrell
South
North
Union
Confederacy
Mississippi
Dakota
Texas
Tad Lincoln
John M. Vease
Serre
Ile
Minn Tle
Vere
Statewide alcohol and narcotic education mandate in public schools
A new act requires central and local schools to teach about alcoholic drinks and narcotics within physiology and hygiene. Textbooks must dedicate substantial space to these topics, with orally provided instruction for nonreaders. Certification to teach now hinges on an exam covering these effects, and compliance, or loss of state funds, is enforceable by reporting by superintendents.
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Sreeland
Boards of Education
A Great Law and the Prohibition Farce
A tale where Mr Ephor defends a new prohibition law as a great institution. A man rushes to buy spirits for his mother in law who is acutely ill and endures a comic interrogation at a drug store where a clerk rooms a blank book and asks ever more absurd questions leading to a frustrated outburst and a grim remark about possible death.
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Mr. Ephor
Whisky bottle misadventure and prohibition labels
A narrator frets over a half pint of whisky tied to a prohibition scheme, fears punishment for drinking as a beverage, and notes a wife’s recovery as a scene unfolds. Meanwhile Red Widmann distributes original packages by the wall, highlighting a chaotic, rumor-filled scene in a great country.
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Almot
Red Widmann
Demurrer in Cobran vs Farmer heard by Judge Haney
Judge Haney heard a demurrer to the answer in Cobran v. Farmer at the courthouse Tuesday. Winsor & Kittridge represented the plaintiff from Sioux Falls with local counsel. John J. Gamble of Yankton and D. G. Maclay of the city defended. The case, a bond suit for several thousand dollars, has stretched over years. A. B. Melville of Huron also appeared before the judge.
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Cobran
Farmer
Howard
Haney
Court House
Winsor & Kittridge
Sioux Falls
John J. Gamble
Yankton
D. G. Maclay
H. ©. Preston
Melville
Huron
Salvation Army officer arrest leads to fine in court
The lieutenant captain and other Salvation Army officers charged Knipsen with disorderly conduct at religious meetings. Knipsen, a Hurley meat market employee, appeared before Judge Abbey on Tuesday. The court fined him ten dollars including costs to curb future misbehavior.
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Salvation Army
Knipsen
Abbey
Hurley
Rich Man Griffith Sells Sioux City Property for 18000
T C Griffith reportedly sold a Sioux City property for 18000 after purchasing it at 3300, signaling a substantial profit. The transaction highlights a notable real estate gain for the local figure.
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T. C Griffith
Sioux City
Lucky Number Drawn at Gale's Saturday
No. 110 was drawn in Gale's Saturday Lucky Number Drawn at Gale's. For other drawings see ad in today's paper.
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Gale
Advertised Letters in Mitchell Post Office
The list of uncalled letters at the Mitchell post office for the week ending June 9 1890 includes Barnes A R Bowman Geo W Hunter J Heisley Miss May Hesley John General Frank Raymond Polina Shaub Gust. Callers should say advertised. If not claimed in two weeks they will be sent to the dead letter office. J W Beattie P M.
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Mitchell
Barnes A
R Bowman
Geo. W
Hunter J Heisley
Miss May Hesley
John General
Frank Raymond Polina Shaub Gust
J. W. Beattie
P.M
Notice to Creditors Estates of Sylvester Dean
Catherine L Dean executrix of the estate of Sylvester Dean deceased notifies creditors and all claimants to present their claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims should be addressed to Catherine L Dean at Mitchell Day County South Dakota. Dated Mitchell South Dakota June 3 1930.
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Sylvester Dean
Catherine L. Dean
Mitchell
Day Ioon
South Dakota
Catherine
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