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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1907
Page
11
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Leslie's Weekly discusses Roosevelt's Supreme Court appointments Holmes Day Moody and the aging Fuller Harlan with Peckham set to retire in 1908. The article notes potential vacancies and argues Roosevelt may push a pro strong central government lineup, mirroring Marshall era shifts. It cites commentary from The American and related political debate involving Senator Kittredge and Tacoma Park.
The Adams Express company proposes to distribute surplus as 40 year 4 percent bonds to twice stock value, yielding a 200 percent dividend. The Hepburn law forces full annual statements, exposing capital stock, surplus, debt, property and profits. Regulators and Congress may push new controls and a parcels post as a remedy.
Local OCR fragment mentions volunteers and a civic event led by community groups. Names and places are unclear but the piece signals a public service or volunteer effort with involvement from multiple organizations. Further readable details are unavailable in the text.
In Huron South Dakota Crawford launches a Senate bid prompted by Senator Gamble as the likely rival to Kittredge. Gamble says Crawford will run to succeed Kittredge, who defends his record and seeks re election. The piece argues Kittredge's experience and honesty merit voter support in the primaries.
A sweeping recollection recalls last summer’s capitol stone debate in South Dakota with insurgents favoring home stone and stalwarts backing the commission. The piece critiques a private breakfast snub of Governor Crawford and Senator Gamble as a minor issue used in rival campaigns.
Miss Polly notes Aunt Matilda and Jason Sturgapple headline a whirlwind romance as two years pass without calls before a marriage proposal arrives. The spirited chatter in Bacon Ridge reflects the town's lively gossip and local excitement.
Senator Robert M. La Follette spoke in Mitchell to traveling men, praising their independence and urging reform. He warned that corporate control threatens representative government and urged citizens to monitor Congress and publish records.
A showroom presents a handsome line of new wash suits in fast styles. Plain and check chambray and gingham options for service are offered neat and stylish at $4.00 and up for immediate use at little more than the cost of making.
At 9 oclock Friday morning the cornerstone of the First Methodist church was laid at the southwest corner. Present were pastor H. S Wilkinson Rev J O Dobson presiding elder Rev T H Graham Rev C W Gelvin and church officials. A box with a bible discipline year book articles of incorporation and trustee names was placed beneath the stone, which was set by Rev P 14 Youn and masons. The stone, of St. Cloud granite and polished, bears the church name and incorporation dates engraved by Mitchell Marble and Granite Company.
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