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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1910

Page

1

We Welcome Small Deposits

A bank appeals to small depositors stressing that many modest accounts strengthen the bank more than a few large ones. It invites all earners to transact, promising equal courtesy to every customer regardless of deposit size.

Oklahoma Capital Vote Shows Vessey Leading Democrat Run

Official returns from 31 South Dakota counties put Governor Vessey about 3100 ahead of Egan with Johnson leading in attorney general. Brinker and Byrne favored for school lands and lieutenant governor as remain counties report. Egan’s strong counties explain the spread. Egan concedes and defends Republican alignment.

Ernor Vessey Egan Vessey Pierre Brinker Byrne Elrod Burke Martin Thorson Schrader Polley Dousman Johnson Ewert Parmley Lawrence Seymour Smith Benedict Anderson Bibelheimer Price Foster South Dakota

Y M C A Building Push Expands Across South Dakota

Sioux City reports rapid Y M C A growth as J Z Nebbergall outlines three large campaigns in Rapid City Mitchell and Sioux Falls with targets of 50000 60000 and 75000 dollars. Aberdeen plans next year 10000 structure main obstacles include September campaigns and a busy schedule for the new state secretary.

Nebbergall Rapid City Mitchell Sioux Falls Y. M. C. A. Homes J. Z. Nebbergall South Dakota Aberdeen

New Party Possible Says Pinchot Garfield at St Paul Banquet

St Paul Roosevelt club honors Pinchot and Garfield with a banquet attended by Governor Eberhardt, Mayor Keller, and Yale alumni. Garfield urges state and federal cooperation in conservation and warns against propping up special interests. Pinchot calls conservation a national moral issue and condemns monopoly in natural resources.

St. Paul Gifford Pinchot Jas. R. Garfield Roosevelt Club Pinchot Garfield Roosevelt Eberhardt Keller Hugh T. Talbert Yale Minature Mountains BE. A. Jaggard Minnesota Supreme Court

Posthumous Reflections on a Defeated Campaign Leader

A political figure recalls receiving genuine support from attendees at his meetings, expressing gratitude for the people’s free and voluntary backing. He speaks of being defeated, financially strained, and without a profession, yet considers himself rich and fortunate due to the campaign experience and public interest.

Hamilton Flies From New York To Philadelphia In Air Plane

Charles K Hamilton began a flight from Governors Island at 9 30 this morning in a Curtis type aeroplane. The trip to Philadelphia covered the distance in a little over two hours with a white cloth covered train guiding below the plane. A broken propeller halted the first attempt but the second succeeded and Hamilton returned to New York at 11 35 after delivering a message from Governor Hughes to Governor Stuart before 20 000 cheering spectators.

Philadelphia Charles K. Hamilton Curtis Governor’s Island New York Harbor New York Times Philadelphia Ledger Hamilton Stuart Hughes New York

Tariffs show reduction in average ad valorem duties

Washington reports nine months under the Payne tariff with total imports valued at 1.205 billion dollars, 49.9 percent free. Duties collected reach 252.151 million while the average ad valorem rate stands at 20.91 percent.

Washington D. C Dingley

Firemen Rescue Girl From Tree in Harrisburg

A 14 year old girl climbed a tall cherry tree in Hoffman's Woods at the north edge of Harrisburg and, after two hours of fear, was rescued by Seilly Chemical Fire Engine Company. Firemen brought her down from a ladder and her mother arrived hysterical to take custody.

Harrisburg Seilly Chemical Fire Engine Company Hoffman’s Woods

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