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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1907

Page

9

Treasury call tests bank finances amid gold flow debate

The piece notes a $20,000,000 treasury call on national banks for funds by July 10, with debate over its effect on gold exports and interest rates. It details bank reactions, capital demand nationwide, and the looming distribution of about $180,000,000 in dividends and interest as the fiscal year closes.

Treasury Department New York Philadelphia Secretary of the Treasury Treasury France United States London Bank of France Paris Businese

Atlanta dispatch sparks Roosevelt nomination talk

A Georgia Jamestown Exposition dedication report claims President Roosevelt discussed candidacy if urged by southerners. The Atlanta piece, attributed by Democrat John Temple Graves, notes a group of southern leaders and the president were present when remarks were said to appear, stirring renewed chatter about a 1904 bid.

Atlanta Roosevelt Georgia State Building Georgia John Temple Graves

Western Union Operators Threaten Nationwide Strike

Western Union operators threaten a countrywide strike, weighing public impact and seeking to avoid disruption while considering how service would be affected and what steps might avert a walkout.

Governor Crawford's Mitchell Address Surprise

In the Aber deen American Saturday edition the governor’s Mitchell address was printed in advance after he sent an early copy. The paper noted no similar content in two other speeches and the governor explained by telegram that he lost his Mitchell address and spoke in generalities.

Aberdeen American Crawford Mitchell

Defense Begins Case At Haywood Trial In Boise

The Boise defense outlines its plan claiming Orchard acted alone in killing Governor Steunenberg. They will argue no conspiracy by Haywood Moyer Pettibone and that Orchard was motivated by revenge and aligned with mine owners who allegedly urged the deed. The defense expects about a month of testimony.

Haywood Boise Orchard Moyer and Pettibone Steunenberg

Pukwana Press Critiques Republican State Committee Chair

The Pukwana Press questions Chairman Cook of the South Dakota Republican Party for outlining next year’s plan. It argues he overstepped authority by speaking for the party and applying machine politics, calling his tactics ridiculous despite his position.

Pukwana Republican Party State Committee Cook Republican State Committee Sioux City Republican Party of South Dakota

Mitchell Forms Strong Pick Up Baseball Nine

Sid Smith has assembled a strong local baseball nine in Mitchell. The team includes Hamiel as catcher Herman and Dunéaniore as pitchers Woodman at first L. Smith second Sid Smith third W MacLean short A Nolt left Bruce MacLean center and Richard Welch right. They have not lost a game this season and aim to travel from Mt Vernon for games weekly to revive local baseball enthusiasm.

Mitchell Sid Smith Hamiel Herman and Dunéaniore Woodman L. Smith W. MacLean A Nolt Bruce MacLean Richard Welch Sid

Advertising in The Republican pays you to try it

An encouragement to place Wants advertisements in The Republican with the promise that it will pay off. The note stresses trying the ad method as a way to reach readers and potential customers.

Republican

Lightning strike claims life near Conrad Sehuis farm

Gen Adams baa district reports a fatal lightning strike Saturday evening at a farm three miles north of town. Two horses and a colt were killed in the back of the field. Albert Sehmitz of Sioux Falls said he would undergo surgery Saturday for a diseased bone in the left arm. Local residents and visitors are noted, with various families visiting, returning home, and small town changes mentioned.

Pinas Adams Baa Missouri Conrad Sehuis Gobie Farm Town Albert Sehmitz Sioux Falls A. L. Davis Lewis Mills Alexandria

Local notes and social visits mixed with a treasury tally

Journal of community life covers visits from Elmer and Ed Barker from different states, relatives traveling from California, and local church events at Hope Chapel. A large money-counting operation details gold and silver holdings, with Deputy Assistant Treasurer Bantz leading a team of eight and twenty-five assistants from Washington and New York respectively.

Bantz Washington New York

Loomis News Briefs From June 27

T H Darmer moves family to Loomis while F H Foss and Fred Bock return from Colorado with Foss purchasing 640 acres. Crops look fine as Mitchell visits continue. Ice cream social and a Fourth of July celebration planned with Loomis forming a local baseball nine ready to challenge top teams.

Loomis T. H. Darmer Presho F. H. Foss Fred Bock Colorado Mr. Foss J. E. Watkins George Stevens Miss Floy Mitchell William Allen Mr. Stevens Miss Stevens Mrs. Allen Elmer Marsden Edgerton Wis George and John Brown Clay Young Porter and Bock Warren Green Beresford Joe Gilfillan, Jr F. H. Fass

Riverside News Briefs and Local Social Notes

Riverside notes report a daughter born to Mr. and Mrs Sandy Kjelmyr on the 21st. Gardner has a visit from an Iowa man who talked of old times with Mr Knupp. Pearl Ames traveled west to Mitchell then Letcher and reports her hand improving. John Tromsland drove to Mitchell. Holland’s father left for Iowa after business. Margaret McGivern visited Mitchell for a week. The Patterson duo visited in Mason City over the weekend.

Riverside Iowa Margaret McGivern Mitchell R. KE. Patterson Por Arar Wesleysy Sand Danse Ae Ugihins

Hanging the Hammock Guide to proper hammock setup

A Sun writer argues for proper hammock hanging showing comfort and grace. It advises the head rope about one foot high and the foot rope around four feet, with proportions around one to two feet above the ground at the head and four feet at the foot end.

the Sun

What Doctors Say About the Nerves

Promote rest and fresh air with Dr. A W Chase's Nerve Pills. Up to date nerve restoratives claim to rebuild nerve force, helping sleeplessness headaches neuralgia nervous dyspepsia and irritability. 50 cents a box from Buffalo New York tall druggists carry Dr. A W Chase Med Co products.

Dr. A. W. Chase A.W Chase A.W. Chase

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