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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1893
Page
7
A historical edition page lists advertising rates and instructions for subscribers. It includes reminders about mail correspondence, deadlines for notices, and pricing for business cards and local ads. The May 14 1503 issue frames paid announcements and obituaries with per line pricing and renewal guidance.
The text presents a public exchange on silver coinage between Hon. Roswell G. Horr and Senator Stewart of Nevada. It outlines proposals for unlimited free coinage, standard ratios, and the effect on prices, credit, and national finance, with Horr arguing against debasement and Stewart defending potential benefits and the historical context. The dialogue covers gold versus silver values, monetary stability, and the impact on business, debt, and production.
The committee raising funds reports strong progress for the Masonic building. They sought a $10,000 loan from businessmen and have already subscribed $25400 in stock, a result that supports proceeding with erection.
Circuit court records a docket of continuances and trials. Paul Page sues Omaha railroad for popcorn loss, previously awarded $701.50. Hubbard American Investment Co. mortgage foreclosure suits proceed. Ed Swindler bond forfeited for assault. Judge Haney handles verdicts and indictments as state party meetings and local notices unfold.
Monday afternoon clear skies saw a town versus university baseball game start but stop in the fourth inning due to a dispute over a technical point. With the score 7 to 4 for the University, spectators who traveled from town were disappointed as the game was abandoned.
State tax Commissioner Blanchard investigates County Treasurer Smith for delinquent state taxes or county overpayments. He notes counties often owe sums from $200 upward plus interest penalties, reflecting general intergovernmental accounting.
The I O O F Grand Lodge session at Sioux Falls drew its largest attendance in years. Reports show growth in South Dakota with 7 new Rebekah lodges and 400 net member gain to 3 800. Ten subordinate lodges total assets reach 125 000 with only 25 cents owed to the grand lodge.
G D Bruck Tubor expresses strong praise after three weeks of use, noting his eighteen years of defective sight and compound myopic astigmatism. He credits the scientific examination and fitting, claiming clear reading day and night and recommending the optician to others.
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