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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1901

Page

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Anti-Smut Powder Promises to Kill Corn Smut Across Fields

Mitchell South Dakota farmer S. S. Bately reports successful use of his anti smut powder to treat seed corn. Letters from Charles Mix and Mitchell county farmers describe reduced smut and plans to expand trials. A sheriff’s planter attachment may automate powder application and has supporters seeking merchant orders.

Republican Bately Charles Mix County O. K I. W. Seaman Mitchell Hutchinson Bon Homme Aslt Henry Swindler Davison County Dak Swindler S. Bately S. D

Mitchell Republic a South Dakota top daily in Blue Book endorsement

The Newspaper Blue Book by Theodore Wiese names The Mitchell Republic as the leading daily in South Dakota. The selection cites extensive clipping experience and patron value, noting the paper is chosen for deserving merit and frequent use by the clipping bureau’s clientele.

Theodore Wiese United States Chicago Besr Blus Book Oue South Dakota Mitchell Republican

Indications of a Change Sweep Over Weekend Weather

A weather note says Sunday grew cooler and rain began after dark, with 13 inches of precipitation by Monday morning. Hicks predicts November will be placid.

Hicks

Died Last Friday An Illinois Man Writes of His South Dakota Trip

Mrs. W. H. Saul died at her Davison county home Friday at 6 30 PM aged 45. She had Brights Disease for about ten years and had been an invalid most of that time though she kept working. She leaves two daughters Alice and Mamie and her husband.

W. H. Saul Brights Saul Davison County Alice Mamie

Funeral Rites Held For Mrs W H Saul Near Mitchell

Impressive funeral services for the late Mrs W H Saul were conducted Sunday at the family residence three miles northwest of Mitchell. A large crowd attended, with flowers from city and country. Rev T H Youngman delivered the sermon, music by Miss Lee and Miss Moyer and Fred Kratz, organ by Mrs R N Kratz. The procession to Graceland Cemetery was lengthy and noted as among the season's largest. The family is highly regarded in both city and countryside amid longstanding feuds.

W. H. Saul Mitchell T. H. Youngman Lee and Moyer Fred Kratz R. N. Kratz Gracaland Centrary

Impressions of South Dakota Tour by Galena Traveler

W H Lane of Galena Ill recounts a September Milwaukee road harvest excursion through this state stopping in Mitchell. The Galena Gazette copy notes Lane’s impressions and suggests sentiment for South Dakota improves each year as readers are shown his observations.

Milwaukee Road W.H. Lane Galena Ill South Dakota Mitchell Lane

Land fever trek through South Dakota a traveler savors state

A writer recounts July to September travels from Yankton to Aberdeen via the Illinois Central, describing rail delays in Youth Dakota, hopeful views of Mitchell and Redfield, rising land prices, and a general balance of good and poor crops. He praises land quality, notes stock country growth, and critiques local farming practices.

South Dakota Illinios Central Road Yankton Aberdeen Sioux City Father of Waters Illinois Iowa Dakota Lowa Jess Mitchell Southakota Wolsey Huron Iroquois Redfield Spink County Old Galena

Building to Oil Fields

Mitch ell Crude Oil Co. secretary reports optimistic outlook as Standard Oil fights for crude oil with new pipeline plans and a large Oakland refinery under construction. Banks and brokers relocate to Midway field, while a western route from Midway to the coast is planned. Bruce expresses hope for stronger gains.

M. H. Rowley Mitchell Crude Oil Co E. A Midway McKittrick Standard Oakland A. Bruce

Will Move Into Town By C F Dutton

C F Dutton nears completion of a Lawler street residence and has sold the nearby farm, planning to move into town this week and establish residence.

C.F. Dutton Lawler Street

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