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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1909
Page
2
Mitchell debates railroad extension and saloon laws as state politics curb railway expansion.article notes Canada and Mexico investment contrasts with local prohibition success, citing business gains in Mitchell and questions about prosperity without saloons.
The article notes improving Main Street conditions with fewer saloons and crowds. It highlights safer sidewalks for women from Second Street and reports of better overall business conditions in the city based on available reports.
Mason City Iowa citizen Dr A A Noyes aged 88 enters the mayoral race He has long assisted men in politics but never sought office before Now after living beyond three score and ten he aims to run against five other candidates He believes he can canvass effectively despite his advanced years
Ex-Senator Kittredge will be allowed to practice law in the state and has returned home without a poor record in Washington. He immediately resumed work in Sioux Falls and then traveled to the northern part of the state for legal business. He may show lively interest in upcoming political races.
The article notes the possibility that President Taft may appoint his brother Charles Taft as ambassador to Britain. It credits Charles with aiding the presidential campaign and suggests the move could invite criticism while acknowledging the service he provided.
The commentary reflects on Col. Cooper and his son serving twenty years and the risk that vengeance through a revolver may not be worth the cost. It argues Southern blood runs hot but should be restrained to avoid taking a life.
Sioux Falls faces a power struggle over mayoral choice in the commission system. Four candidates are in the field with more expected, as the job offers a substantial salary and political visibility.
Brookings South Dakota launches a drive for a Y M C A building with $15,000 pledged and three building lots valued at $3,000. The plan calls for a brick two story 50 by 100 foot facility with auditorium reading room gymnasium and plunge bath. The project is led by local businessmen with W M Parsons of Minneapolis guiding the effort.
The recovered second issue of Mitchell Capital on Sept 26, 1879 details the paper's origins under J. W. Walsh, its consolidation with The Republican, and its optimistic view of Mitchell's future. It highlights wheat as a focus, Milwaukee as a key market, Black Hills trade potential, and editorial clashes with Moody County Express.
A. J. Parshall, hauling a wood load last week to Fireste, was thrown from his wagon when his ponies bolted the hill. Wires passed over his hand and leg, leaving him badly scarred and immobile for days. The wagon toppled after horses ran into a grave. Freight included 2000 chicks, 50 pigs, half a ton of butter, and 1200 pounds of beer.
The Schlimgen Family expresses sincere thanks to neighbors and friends for support during their mother’s illness. They especially thank those who sent flowers and acknowledge courtesies from the fire department and the railroad company.
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