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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1890
Page
8
A collage of notes and observations from Hachanan Michigan to Quebec and Florida. Reports include weather and science tidbits, a bowed piano concept, Mormon polygamy context, a Detroit savings scheme using label cards, a steam powered merry go round at fairs, and notes on the cabbage tree’s saltwater durability plus a light editors’ quip about free passes.
A reflective Sunday School lesson analyzes Pilate’s reluctance and moral failure as he yields to crowd pressure and condemns Jesus. It contrasts human will with divine will, noting the world’s opposition to Christ, the crowd’s cries of crucify him, and the need for surrender to God’s mercy in the face of sin. The lesson highlights the two voices, conscience and worldliness, and points to Christ’s crucifixion as the central event and the next lesson’s focus Jesus crucified.
A fragment of a humorous or satirical note references a yeast cake and a favorite weapon as raisers, icy manners refreshing past behavior, and a Western custom of banks suspending the President. It also jokes about conceit and hanging clothes, and mentions smokeless powder linked to a coat sleeve after a visit to a beloved.
The secretary of agriculture outlines experimental irrigation methods in Nebraska, the Dakotas, Colorado, and neighboring states. Chief engineer Edward Nettieton and geologist Robert Hay lead field work across the Great Plains, aiming to map subterranean water supplies and evaluate underflow pumping versus costly reservoirs.
New York November 10 Ocean racing lines Jomin and White Star announce cessation of weekly races on Teutonic City of New York after January 1 with City of Paris resuming in March. Inman Line’s City of Paris will compete against Teutonic City of New York Majestic and City of Paris. The plan delays perfect alternation until City of Paris returns. Also 300 Polish Jews blocked from emigration by Warsaw police forced to return to villages amid ukase persecution.
Sioux City reports hogs easy to 10c lower with few lights sold at steady Saturday-like values. Cattle scarce, bidding weak, with light demand. Chicago market shows steady cattle and heavy hogs steady to lower. South Omaha hogs start 5 to 10c lower, cattle mild with dull demand. Chicago wheat and oats firm, pork and lard steady. New York markets show wheat lower, corn firm, pork firm, butter and eggs steady to firm.
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