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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1909
Page
13
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Washington rounds debate over a new tariff plan with western Republicans fearing higher rates. Senators Aldrich and central west members push for the Dingley model while Taft weighs revenue options including income taxes and internal levies. The outcome could influence the 1910 and 1912 political outlooks as the party seeks cohesion and revenue to fund government.
A Pierre movement seeks to advertise South Dakota nationwide, urging truthful presentation of the state’s climate, farms, schools, and people. Proponent John Longstaff voices that honest promotion will attract settlers and elevate South Dakota’s standing among states.
Charles Dillon argues farmers should secure larger labor returns and smaller broker shares as modern tools ease field work. He notes education from colleges and domestic science uplift will modernize farming, concentrate land into profitable smaller holdings, and promote farming as a business with community, family emancipation, and urban residence. New Cambria, Saline County, Kansas exemplifies this shift.
The piece describes Boston and New England preparing a 1920 commemorative exhibit to mark the Pilgrim Fathers landing in 1620. It notes long timelines require careful planning and hopes national interest will grow, urging full support for the ambitious colonial anniversary event.
Post Falls Idaho April 30. Metz 88 living with his son immigrated from Germany in 1851 and declared intent to become a citizen. He took the oath before Judge Howard Whitson and became a full citizen. He voted since 1853 and later filed final papers, took homestead, and received patent. Also noted Warren Osborn G A R leader in South Dakota reports rate news for Western Passenger association.
South Dakota notes tickets on sale June 21 to 235 inclusive for return passage by June 26. Osborn informs local grand army men of interest among old veterans for the Sioux Falls encampment. Veterans, some long absent, plan one last reunion visiting Sioux Walls during the encampment. Osborne predicts the largest encampment in years.
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