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Newspaper

Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1906

Page

6

Hackett for President in Editorial Association Elections

The editorial association elected officers for the year at Suriday's business session. H Tuckett won the presidency after Kimmett Dowdell withdrew, with Wait moving to unanimous election. Edgar Mc Daniels became treasurer and J. ST. Cogan secretary. Vice presidents were Wm. RR. Donald and C. J. Ronald. executive committee includes Geo. W. Kelley J. D. Reeves and W. R R. Colvin.

Suriday Kimmett Dowdell Artesian Withdawal GO. F. Tuckett Parker New Era Levi 1. Wait Armour Herald H Tuckett Wait Wm. RR. Donald Britton Sentinel C. J. Ronald Clear Lake Courier Edgar McDuaniels Blandreau Herald J. ST. Cogan Sioux Walls Geo. W. Kelley Woonsocket News J. D. Reeves Groton Independent W. R R. Colvin Vermillion Plain Talk Edgar McDaniels Flandreau Charley Allen Brookings’ Press Fastwood Watertown Herald Mannix

Press Boys Gather for Groton Editors Meeting

An assembly of newspaper men in Groton met after delays caused by Deacon Reeves absence. Charley Allen and George Schlosser entertained the crowd as talks lingered over plans for a new capitol built with South Dakota native stone.

Deacon Reeves Groton Independent Charley Allen Brookings Press Association Omaha Wentzy George Schlosser Schlosser Dad Bishop Dad South Dakota

Social Side of It Brings Editors to Mitchell Concert

After a business session the South Dakota editors enjoyed a concert in Mitchell with a two thirds turnout. Hon H L Bras chaired the event as speakers praised the press for shaping public opinion and exposing misdeeds while honoring editors from several cities and noting Mitchell’s past and projected growth.

South Dakota The Press Association H. L. Bras C. W. Downey Mik. Tournier Bredisvatz Virgil Boyles O.L. Branson Hranson Branson Mitchell South Dakota Press Association Emily Bras-Swift Pukwana Press Association Mitche'l Ife Mr. Wentry Wentry George Schlosser Mae Welch Bartlett Miss Goodykoontz Clarion D. Hardy Dakota Wesleyan Peter F. Dunne Thomas Nicholson Lye Dr. Nicholson

Mitchell way praised by Sioux Falls editor and Mitchell traders thrive

Charle M. Day editor of the Argus Leader praised Mitchell for a two day press meeting saying the city’s spirit and hospitality impressed visiting editors. Local business leaders consider adopting "the Mitchell way" as a brand and even plan selling buttons to travelers. Cattle and calves market remains strong with prices up to 175 dollars for horses selling briskly as ideal weather boosts farm sales drawing hundreds of farmers to Beall sale.

Charle M. Day Arcus Leader Mitchell State Press Association City Hall Mitchell Way Sioux Falls Commercial League

Davison County sales signal strong cash payments

Farmers at Davison County public sales show healthy cash settlements. Leslie Beal sold stock and implements for 5000 with nearly all cash or checks in hand. Mrs. John Everson’s sale brought 2000 and every dollar was paid in cash, setting a new record for cash transactions.

Davison Leslie Beal Beall John Everson

Washington Address Marks Washington Birthday at University

Dr. Samuel Weir, vice president, delivered an address at the University on Washington leadership and the rise of nations. He traced Rome's rise and fall, the church's civilizing role, America's Revolution, and the impact of Lincoln and Grant, ending with praise for national character and Roosevelt era leadership. Miss Myrtle Lee concluded with a refined rendition of The Star Spangled Banner.

Washington Samuel Weir Weir Wahsington Rome Jesus America Ajman Sheridan Sherman Grant Abe Roosevelt Myrtle Lee

Royal Baking Powder Makes Light and Wholesome Pastries

Royal Baking Powder yields light tender bread biscuits cakes and pastries. It saves time labor and ingredients and makes foods more digestible and wholesome for pastry cooks and home bakers alike.

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