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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1909

Page

11

Mitchell Capital Thursday Now newspaper ad 1909

Advertisement for Mitchell Capital printing and subscription options. Mentions editor Ronald as manager. Lists rates for one year advance one dollar, six months, and three months. Indicates official county paper branding and format.

E Mitchell Ay Bk Ar. Ronald

Change of Management at Mitchell Printing Co

Mitchell Printing Co announces W R Ronald as new manager and proprietor succeeding A E Dean who has led the Daily Republican and Weekly Capital since their formation. The piece recalls the company history, the Dean family role, and Ronald’s qualifications.

Mitchell Printing Co Republican Capital W. R. Ronald Sioux Falls Press Ronald A. E. Dean J. W. Walsh Mitchell Walsh Rathban C. G. Rathbo Hiwert Clais R. W. Wheelock Blican Messrs Dean and Wheelock O.letcher A . BR. Dean R. W. ‘Wheelock Cr. Cook Daily Republican Weekly O. T. Letcher Mitchsell Printing Co J. H. Teller Wheelock Territory Dakota Spany H. AL. Brasen South Dakota A. HB. R C. C. Dean Dean Times United States Mail Mitchll

Bishop Hare Buried in Sioux Falls Ends Great Life

The funeral in Sioux Falls marked the burial of Bishop William Hobart Hare a longtime territorial and state figure. As Episcopal bishop he ministered to whites and Indians alike earning broad respect for his loving counsel and sturdy gospel message. The WCTU national convention in Omaha debated handkerchief salutes replacing them with the American flag. They approved a $10 000 Evanston headquarters and re elected Mrs Lillian M Stevens president. Nebraska women plan a statewide prohibition push citing daylight hours for saloons.

William Hobart Hare Sioux Falls Hare Episcopal Diocese Evanston Lillian M. Stevens National Union Nebraska

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