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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1894
Page
7
A Mitchell page reports party mood with tariff talk and suffrage debates. It notes Post Office Department tensions, a Fargo Argus edition for fire recovery, Sanborn county convention roasts, local land deals, temperance colony plans, and a sheriff candidacy filing in Davison county.
The Times-Republican argues June crop scare tactics are habitual in Iowa. It notes recurring talk of drought and misfortune despite generally strong harvests, urging readers to contrast fear with historical recoveries and stable outcomes.
Vancouver reports alarming virulent plague spreading from Canton to Hong Kong in May. The Canton outbreak decimates neighborhoods. a Hong Kong paper notes hundreds dead daily and coffins distributed far undercounted, with funerary rites amid idolatrous worship rising anew.
Champeny Bros. promotes a state’s only active dry goods store with a convention week sales push. They boast 18 000 customers served over ten years and a staff of seventeen clerks ready to handle thousands of shoppers during the event.
Rev. N S Bradley of the Congregational Church delivers the annual baccalaureate sermon to the High School graduating class of 1894, urging truth seeking and labeling the class the Truthtellers. Music by a mixed quartet accompanies the service at the rink opera house with strong audience applause.
A compact review covers missionary gathering, pony race winner Robert Clark, Willie B. Smith visiting home, ice cream social at Mr Tyler, W C T U meetings, Brendon club defeat, L A S ice cream social, school year closing with silver gifts to teachers, Knights of Pythias officers elected, local politics chatter, and university commencement items. Also notes Mrs Powers bereavement, Ransom post resolutions, and old soldiers parade details. Local social events, church repairs, and community anecdotes fill the column.
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