Subscription rates and address change notice
The notice lists subscription prices including one year in advance and shorter terms, invites clubbed rates with leading publications, requires both old and new addresses for changes, asks correspondence be sent to the office as early as Monday, and states papers sent outside the state will be discontinued at the end of paid time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tso
Baise Hater
Elie Tren
Beatty Agaeer
Pg Rhae
Ssa Lesermigtor
Devon
Victors
Eewetlas Sora
Advertisers Rates and Public Notices Stated
Advertising rates listed include Business Cards up to six lines for five dollars per year with additional lines at one dollar each. Business Locals are five cents per line. Legal Advertisements follow statute rates. Cards of Thanks ten cents per line. Marriage and Death Notices are free, obituaries and resolutions of respect five cents per line.
Bowdle memorial planned in The Republican issue
The Republican will devote Sunday morning to A M Bowdle memorial tributes from Mitchell associates. The feature will honor his character across his life in Mitchell, with volunteer tributes invited from friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican
A. M. Bowdle
Mitchell
Republican critique on interstate railroad rate limits
The paper notes The Republican reply to a critic of the lax railroad law. It argues state laws cannot control interstate traffic and cites H L Loucks in Ruralist. It mentions expectations about a state ticket and legislature but remains skeptical that state action can curb interstate rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Loucks
Bro. Kelly
The Change Has Come Editorial Stance Fort Dodge
The Fort Dodge piece argues a shift in national mood from prosperity to insecurity praising a Republican minority take over of Congress to restore confidence. It contends capitalism stalls as investors keep money idle and urges Democrats to yield control to Republicans to revive markets.
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Fort Dodge
United States
Democratic Party
Congress
Milwaukee road retires conductors Olson and Brainard
Changes in train assignments follow the retirement of Conductors Olson and Brainard on the Milwaukee road. John Hunsley moves to the Running Water branch. Homer Sampson runs the Mitchell to Chamberlain freight. T. H. Maxwell handles the Sanborn to Chamberlain day passenger run. Foote and Maynard operate the Sanborn to Mitchell night run.
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Olson and Brainard
Milwaukee Road
Mitchell
John Hunsley
Running Water Branch
Homer Sampson
Chamberlain
T. H. Maxwell
Sanborn
Foote and
Maynard
Children’s Day Observed at Presbyterian Church
On Sunday evening the Presbyterian Sunday school scholars observed children’s day with flowers placed around the church. The children recited and sang, and Pastor Rev. Williams addressed the occasion, speaking to the day’s meaning.
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Presbyterian Sunday School
Mr. Williams
Patriotic Day at University Ends With Oratorical Contest
A busy Mitchell University Patriotic Day featured final oral exams, art exhibits by Miss Ward, and a flag raising. The L O Gale oratorical contest followed with speakers Clarence Henry Monnie Lee Claude Smith and Calvin Potter presenting on topics from the workingman to James G Blaine and national pride.
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Society Hall
C. B. Clark
J. O. Dobson
Mitchell
Plymouth Rock
Fort Sumpter
Rocky Mountain
Dobson
R. M.staveley
Staveley
Williams
Friars
Currens
Dakota University
L. O. Gale
Gale
Clarence Henry
Watertown
Henry
Monnie Lee
America
Miss Lee
James G. Blaine
Claude Smith
Wredt
Smith
Calvin Potter
Oration Winners Highlight Potent Themes at Banquet
Mr. Potter argued immigration intemperance and socialism with statistics and a clear outline. Frank Mayes won first prize with Universal Peace and a graceful delivery. Prof Stout received life membership certificates as the audience applauded the winners and toasts followed the Alumni banquet program.
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Potter
Frank Mayes
Mayes
Prof. Stout
Protonian Society
Clark
Stout
Wim. Pease
Lizzie Brashear
Gertrude Brashear
Minnie Waterbury
R. E. Fri
Baptist Association and Sunday School Convention Program
The Twenty-Second Year program lists opening events on Tuesday June 20 in Mitchell and Sioux Falls with services, addresses, and committee announcements. Died notices report O L Wells’s father J E Wells dying at Canton. remains to be buried in Mitchell.
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The
Baptist Association and Sunday School Convention
Sioux Falls
EF. H. Teall
Mitchell
W. H. Stifler
G. W. Freeman
Elk Point
J. J. McIntyre
Spencer
Town
Chas. Carroll
Akron
Iowa
E. A. Teall
R. J. Odell
Montrose
J. B. Coffman
R. N. van Doren
Vermillion
D. P. Ward
Reys. Swift
Irving
South Dakota Baptist Association
B. Morse
G. W. Swift
Armour
Attbury
Aurley
W. Freeman
Thomas Irving
Committee On Home Missions
Publication Society
Christian Education
E. B. Meredith
C. W. Bennett
T. M. Shanafelt
D. C
Huron
Frank Peterson
Minne
Canton
J. E. Wells
O. L. Wells
Artesian Well Finishes Deepest Point Yet Recorded
The Artesian Well reached about 1000 feet with a flow of 1000 gallons per minute at 60 psi. Summers & Co advertise a country repair shop offering boiler work, pump rebuilding, repairs for threshers, mowers, and all farm machinery plus a new system of well tools and hydraulic rods. A sheriff's sale notice follows for a Davison County property in Mitchell with a June sale date.
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Brule
Guive
Dakota
Fourth Judicial Circuit
Davison County
Orlando R. Betts
George E. Letcher
Matilda S. Letcher
A. D
Sperry Dwight
Caylson County
South Dakota
Mitchell
Davison
Sterry DwiGar
E. Hireucoce
Wm. M. Smith
Brower
Mary Brower
C. T. Bligen
U. S
Mitchell, S. D
A. E. HiTcHcock
Plaintill
Petition for letters of administration in Cronk estate
Davison County court notices Oliver Cronk files for letters of administration of Sophia S. Cronk deceased. Heirs at law Charles S. Cronk and others are notified to respond as required by law. The petition seeks appointment of N. L. as administrator.
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of Davison
Sophia S. Cronk
South Dakota
Oliver Cronk
Charles
Cronk
Sophia
N.L
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Mitchell Capital
the Mitchell Printing CO
R. W. Wheelock, A. E. Dean
Sullivan
Sioux City
L. A. Stout
C. BE. Huger
Aberdeen
P. A. Burdick
E. A. Powers
T. A. Duncan
Apolis
P. T. McGovern
Summers & Co
State of South
E. S. Johnston
C.J. Johnson
Preston & Hannett
State OF South Dakota
J. Moore
J. G. McCartney
D. D. Moore
E. E. Collins
H. C. Collins
Collins Bros
D. F. and
M. Block
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