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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1893

Page

10

Vermillion town urges fair play against university rebuild

The Vermillion press argues for fair treatment in rebuilding the state university amid local resistance. The note recalls various editorials across South Dakota papers, cites opinions on silver policy and political figures, and previews upcoming literary and magazine features.

Vermillion Republican

November Arena closes eighth volume with Proctor piece

Literary notes praise the November Arena for its bold reformative impulse and prominent contributors. It highlights a notable article by the late Richard A. Proctor reviewing Bacon and Shakespeare, reflecting the magazine's scholarly reach and influence.

Thomas Paine Louis Frechette Canada la Corriveau Richard A. Proctor Bacon Shakespeare Orig

Real Estate Congress Elects Parry Vice President

The National Real Estate congress closed a two week Chicago session with 1500 delegates from around the world. South Dakota sent four delegates led by Henry Parry of Mitchell who was elected a vice president. Parry promoted South Dakota resources at the state building and attended a Corn Belt Real Estate gathering at Sioux Falls.

National Real Estate Congress Chicago South Dakota Henry Parry Mitchell G. W. Roberts Yankton A. W. Holdridge Madison Col. Baker Sioux Falls National Association Parry South Dakota State Building Indiana Michigan Kansas

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