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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1894
Page
12
The clip notes Gillis promises the lowest prices on shoes clothing hats and more with heavy discounts across departments. It also mentions real estate loan offers and various local notices including marriages births and property improvements amid a busy town retail scene.
The South Dakota Press association executive committee votes to hold the summer meeting in Mitchell on July 24 25 and 26 with a brief business session no extended outing. A possible visit to Plankinton reform school is discussed. Charles H Gardiner to run for Davison county register of deeds. Gillis' offers a 98 cent slipper.
Corn planting advances and reelection of the old school board mark community activity. Farmers and business leaders cheer prospects for a big crop as Miss Emma Hazelton visits, while social gatherings and church events frame weekly life. A. O. U. W. and W C T U meetings continue as townsfolk share news and plans.
Half rate excursion tickets go on sale May 8 and May 29, 1894 via the Northwestern line for Mitchell to destinations across western Minnesota and beyond. The round trip allows stopovers and carries a final return limit of thirty days from sale.
A Brooklyn Eagle editorial denounces executive secrecy in tariff legislation and warns that pairing White House power with Congress undermines democracy. It argues for genuine tariff reform, condemns procrastination, and critiques the Chicago platform and acceptance letter. It warns that delay harms the country and politics.
The passage argues that hero worship can ennoble while lesser forms of idolatry reflect mental and moral unvirility sublimated into reverence. It presents a critique of idolatry as a misdirected elevation of figures over virtuous behavior.
State Educational association appointed J J Supts J Mailing M A Lange and R S Gleason with editor H L Bras to revise the common schools course of study. The group met in town and made several minor changes based on two years of experience.
Jackson corset waists 89c at Gillis New Milling Prices. Men's hats cut in price at the mill. Gillis invites customers to judge values and buy right. Returns offered if not satisfactory after home use. Gillis, Wanted a first class new milch cow. Ss. H. Scallin.
The Republican party announces d. L. Bras of this town is actively running for the state superintendent nomination at the Yankton convention. Known as editor of the South Dakota Educator, he has led state educational efforts as Madison normal school board president and by drafting the state course of study. His record as county superintendent backs his claim to advance the commonwealth’s educational interests.
A crowd at a local ball game endured gale force wind as the score lagged the elements. In the eighth inning a heated argument over a controversial call led to the varsity pitcher walking off the field and the umpire forfeiting the game to the town boys after the allotted minute.
A brief column extols Hood's Cives as unequaled for aging residents offering health and strength benefits. The item praises the product for boosting vitality and well being among seniors.
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