Mitchell Capital: Governor Herried backing cuts South Dakota rates
The Mitchell Capital lauds a rate overhaul that cuts passenger fares by one cent per mile statewide from January 1, 1902, and reduces freight costs for livestock 16 percent, coarse grain 10 percent, hay 20 percent, seed grain 50 percent, and merchandise 133 percent. It credits Senator Kittredge’s experience and hard work on farming issues, noting his New England roots and Yale education, and expresses hope for continued benefits to producers.
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Dakota
Herried
South Dakota
Great Northern
Kittredge
New England
Senator
Yale
Congress
Northwest
Thanksgiving Proclamation Urges Religious Duty and Public Morale
Governor Herried urges a religiously minded citizenry in a Thanksgiving proclamation praising God’s power and urging piety, morality, and loyalty to free institutions. The piece notes low male church attendance and stresses the duty to support and attend church, avoiding political emphasis.
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Herried
Commonwealth
Religious Principles Shape Civic Life Says Ex State Leader
An ex state executive urges daily life to align with religious principles, arguing that strong religious emphasis will gradually turn public attention toward deeper moral considerations and social cohesion. The speaker stresses practical faith as a guide for governance and community duty.
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Nor
South Dakota Notes Across Towns
Farmers skip elections while Redfield reports fuss over water. Judge Moore praised as honest. Inter State project nears season end. Wheat and silver theories clash in Sioux Falls. Pierre remains capital as debt looms. Stamp etiquette sparks sharp rebuke. Mrs. Lien sells market garden produce from 500 bushels of potatoes. Prairie Queen rose blooms in autumn despite frost.
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Dell Rapids Times
South Dakota
Redfield Press
Sioux Falls
Sturgis Record
Moore
Gary Inter State
Inter State
Faulkton Advocate
Sioux Falls Press
B. H. Lien
Mitchell store invites ladies to compare prices locally
The store invites the ladies of Mitchell to visit and compare prices and qualities with outsiders. It promises to meet all prices for the same quality and notes it offers the full stock, including goods that did not sell elsewhere, at lower quotes.
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Mitchell
Farewell to the Pastor at Mrs Cassem Home
A social farewell for Rev L G Knight former Riverside pastor was hosted by Mrs O E K Cassem on Tuesday. The gathering welcomed his brother taking up work at Bard and Riverside with games music a guessing contest prizes a mock metropolitan style supper and a presentation by J R White.
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O. EK. Cassem
L. G. Knight
Riverside
Bard
Misa Knight
Mr. Cassem
Atc
J.R. White
Mrs. Cassem
Next Dramatic Attraction at Grand Opera House
The Grand Opera House presents the Georgia Harper Co for a week long engagement starting Monday evening November 18. The opening bill is A Woman's Devotion. Miss Harper's company has drawn good crowds across the state this year. Manager Gottachalk takes charge, promises strong attractions and popular prices with a free admission for a woman on opening night with one paid reserved seat.
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Grand Opera House
Georgia Harper Co
Gottachalk
Mitchell
Cloaks Offered with Careful Selection and Value
We offer a range of garments including an American Woolen Mills Kersey 27 inches long, well lined and crafted by a leading New York tailor in assorted colors. Also available is a Washington Mills Kersey Jacket with heavy satin lining, satin facing on the revers, Robispierre collar, priced to attract buyers.
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New York
Washington Mills Kersey
Local Dry Goods Store Promises Low Prices
A storefront advertises a wide Dry Goods selection at prices lower than competing merchants for the same grade of goods. The claim emphasizes high quality and unbeatable value in the store’s offerings.
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