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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1911

Page

4

Local Notables Attend Funeral and Town Growth Notes

Ethan S D urban Steichen helps at Dan O Rourke sale while John Baughman and Jack McDonald visit from Mitchell. Miss Eva Annis starts a nine month teaching term. Viola Baver buried after spinal meningitis. A second Dimock store rises. community sorrow marks Viola’s death. multiple relatives visit Ethan and nearby towns.

Eva Annis Delmont Prosper Township Trailor Yankton Ethan Joan Abeln Redfield Zell Emsley Dimock James Carlow Tulare Washington Viola - Baver Holy Trinity Church Ffather Feldmeyer Offeldting Viola Megsie Urban Steichen John Donovan Edward Donk Gus Tremaine Father Feldmeyer A. G. Bauer Chillicothe John Bracha Canada A. J. Harrington Wentworth A. . G. Bauer Jno. Bauer Martin

Cabinet Place on Eve of New Fight

Washington bulletin reports Ballinger resigns as secretary of the interior after a cabinet meeting. Walter Fisher of Chicago succeeds him, a conservationist with Taft ties, signaling a shift away from Ballinger and aligned with reform.

Mr. Fisher Pinchot Taft Balling Washington, D. C Richard A. Ballinger Interior Walter Fisher Chicago White House Ballinger Roosevelt Glavis Morgan- Guggenheim ‘Syndicate Cunningham Group Alaska Fqr Pier Gifford’ - Pinchot Trand George W. Perkins Morgan New York Wickersham Fisher A Taft’s Railway Securities. Commission National Conservation League Rosevelt

Western railroads agree to cancel planned freight rate increases

Washington D C officials report after meetings with railway presidents that western lines have accepted the commission's decision and will drop all proposed freight rate hikes. Eastern roads followed suit after conference, signaling widespread cancellation of planned increases.

Washington, D. C Interstate Commerce Commission West Eastern Roads Commission

Blockade Hammers Chihuahua as Starving People Suffer

In El Paso reports say Mexican insurgents seal Chihuahua with a complete blockade and railroad damage while civilians starve. Coffee tops four dollars per pound and sugar reaches one dollar. About six thousand insurgents surround the town, and federals claim Laduga captured with many insurgents killed.

el Paso Texas Chihuahua Laduga

Baptist Church Welcomes Rev. Benj F. Tilley as Pastor

After a vacancy the Baptist church sustains a new pastor Rev Benj F Tilley of White Hall Illinois arriving Saturday and preaching Sunday to large audiences. He spoke on Essentials to Successful Christian Work and What Have We to Give to the World highlighting vision revision decision and precision and the true ideas of God and salvation. Prof Hunter leads a growing choir as Mitchell anticipates further campaign gains and the Tilley family plans to join in June.

Baptist Church Benj. F. Tilley White Hall Ill Hunter Tilley Dr. Torrey J. Wilbur Chapman Billy Sunday Mitchell

Lisbon News Notes and Local Moves in S D

Lisbon activities include Floyd Jenks moving near Betts and several visitors and movers across Lisbon Loomis Mitchell and nearby farms. Residents change homes, visit relatives, join neighbors in farm transfers, and several residents are listed as sick with ongoing recoveries.

Lead to Vote on Commission Plan in SD City

Lead, S. D., becomes the latest town to seek a commission form of government. The council ordered the proposal to establish the plan to be voted on April 19 at the regular election. Lead is the third largest town in the state, with Deadwood expected to follow.

Lead S. D South Dakota Deadwood

Offer Cannon 500 A Night To Talk

A western lyceum bureau offered Representative Cannon of Illinois five hundred dollars a night for one hundred nights to engage in talks. Cannon replied that he was too busy to accept the proposal.

Cannon Washington, D. C

Veasey Plans Judicial Appointment And Vetoes In S D

Governor Veasey will appoint William son of Oacoma to the new Eleventh Judicial Circuit amid a field of candidates including John L. Hannett. He also intends to veto at least four measures from the closing session, targeting irrigation districts and liquor access rules, while expanding anti discrimination protections to buyers.

Vessey South Dakota

Inheritance tax money to be paid in Pierre South Dakota

Since the supreme court's May ruling, inheritance tax payments have been halted by county treasurers under attorney general guidance. With the court's reversal, taxes paid in various counties since then are expected to be remitted, and the total may reach a substantial amount. An English firm has spent about one hundred thousand dollars on airship propeller testing apparatus.

War scare over Mexican border prompts troop rush

Washington reports a Mexico border crisis with US troops mobilizing as Diaz lies near death and Mexican officials seek talks. Taft refuses comment while finance minister Lamontour travels to Washington with ambassador Barre to discuss the Mexico situation amid Wall Street and foreign pressures.

Washington D. C Jose Limontour Mexico Taft Limontour Bela Barre New York Lamontour Paris Diaz Wallstreet England Germany Wall Street

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