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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1904
Page
13
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In the Milbank Review Volkmar advocates Mitch ell’s capital location plan, arguing it benefits the people by placing the capital within easy reach. Ohio politics calm after Congressmen Dick chosen to follow the late Senator Hanna, with withdrawals averting a fierce contest.
The article argues Pierre distrusts a constitutional capital removal and accuses supporters of spending on schemes to defend the existing center. It notes Pierre believes voter pressure will move the capital, while locals tire of traveling to the distant geographic center.
Senator Kittredge introduces a comprehensive bill for the Panama Canal territory governing structure. It creates The Panama Board of Governors with three US citizens, varied party representation, and president appointed chair. It covers revenue powers and other critical matters affecting US interests.
Debates intensify over whether Mitchell sits at the state center as supporters note population within 100 miles of Pierre and Mitchell shows Pierre with far fewer residents. Proponents argue central and southern regions grow at similar rates to Pierre’s core, challenging claims of a north west shift.
Six counties in the northeast state totaling 61 128 residents lie 52 miles nearer Mitchell than Pierre and will always remain so, suggesting the city’s long term central role in the area.
A Clear Lake Courier critique, echoed by Aberdeen News, questions editorials on moving the state capital from Pierre. It cites legislative votes showing 109 lawmakers favoring Mitchell and argues Pierre papers misrepresent public sentiment.
City Auditor Markham presided over a piano voting contest yesterday held at Ferris drug store. Promoters list the contestant organizations with vote tallies across the field led by Dakota University and a range of churches lodges and unions reflecting a packed ballot box and ongoing counting.
A fragment quotes a critic praising a physician who can name the germ and cure any illness yet notes he will not leave his home due to a cold sore finger and a gout of rientism. The quirky dialogue ends with a garbled signoff.
Saturday the city council adopted resolutions on the death of N. L. Davison former treasurer of the school district. The resolutions praise his public service, express sympathy to his widow and relatives, and call for copies to papers and a record entry.
Hyomei sales surge nationwide with many druggists guaranteeing refunds if it fails to cure catarrh. Mitchell’s Scallin Bros endorse and promote Hyomei, selling complete outfits for one dollar with inhaler and drops, claiming it delivers ozone and destroys catarrhal germs for lasting relief.
In a witty exchange an old practitioner asks about a first diagnosis and profit from advice. The young doctor replies that he told the patient his illness was a combination of liver stomach heart lung and brain trouble.
Advertises Eclectric Oil as a universal remedy from burns and cuts to sore throat croup catarrh asthma and other ailments. Claims universal efficacy and reliability with Dr Thomas promotion.
A patient chides a doctor about the weather’s effect on health while the doctor reassures. The exchange highlights mood and resilience, with the patient resisting weather as a factor and the physician offering comfort and optimism.
An old advertisement touts Dr Woods Norway Pine Syrup as a remedy for coughs and pulmonary diseases. It presents the product as a timely dose to save lives and restore health.
A man recalls preferring being an ex convict to anything else and notes a speaker who spent life in the penitentiary. The exchange highlights imprisonment and personal identity.
The advertisement touts Deans Ointment as an instant relief and permanent cure for hives, appealing to both children and older sufferers. It promises easy relief at any dry stare for 40 cents.
A Philadelphia Record excerpt quotes a marketman criticizing over fattened poultry and urging six days coop, five days corn feeding, and twenty four hours milk or rice feeding before slaughter. He notes food flavors affect meat taste and cites canvasback and redhead ducks feeding on wild celery for their distinct flavor.
The Labrador coast offers dramatic scenery with deep inlets resembling Norwegian fjords. Nachrach bay, 1,100 miles north of St. John’s, features 1,500 foot cliffs, cascades, sea caverns, and a waterfall of 400 to 600 feet, among the remarkable sights described by the New York Tribune.
Large camel herds in Somaliland, sometimes 30 000 strong, require vast grazing and water access. Somali ponies endure days without drink, while raiders temptingly target the herds, driving off thousands of camels at speed across distance, with owners in hot pursuit and camps at risk of being raided.
A historical tale recalls a Spanish prisoner condemned to be shot during the reign of the Prince of Orange. Soldiers remove his clothing and discover an amulet bearing a lamb motif, which they seize. moments later the prisoner is killed by the shots, fueling belief in talismanic protection.
In Siberia villages along the main street inmates leave food on shelves six feet high facing the road. The raised shelves, a tradition from a former era, deter dogs and allow spare food to be shared with escaped prisoners.
A Chicago Tribune note records a quip by a pudgy matron of The Home Makers about home essentials. She states that if three basics exist they are rugs and hardwood floors for a man, after colleagues shared opinions.
An old gentleman consoles a small boy nursing a skinned knee with a playful quip about falling up and colliding with a cloud. The exchange captures a tender, light moment between generations in a parish setting.
A statement declares that a man who shows no defects is either a fool or a hypocrite and should be distrusted, attributed to Joubert.
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