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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1888
Page
1
The snippet describes South Dakota party declines, Dakota constitutional moves, Sioux City property dispute over Grace Bacon lands, California dust, and Gambier-Laront succession rumors. It notes Yankton Press asylum debate, Dakotan statehood moves, and local commerce turning toward dry goods and boots as winter nears.
The piece argues Congress may proceed to open reservations without Sioux consent citing settlement land demand. It contrasts buying at $125 per acre with education and development for the Indians, critiques public policy, and notes mixed editorial reactions plus a Minnesota tribune item praising Dakota statehood and a call to watch a presidential congratulate trip.
The piece condemns a rising millers' trust through the eastern states into Dakota. It argues the group aims to keep wheat prices low and flowers high, warn that only legislation can stop it, and claims the combination affects the cost of life’s necessities and should be lawfully restrained.
At a November 10 1888 jubilee in Aurora County the gathering adopted resolutions by Gideon E Clark to press for a special session of the Fifty first Congress after March 4 1889 to admit South Dakota and North Dakota as states. A committee was named to rally support across counties and petition President Harrison.
A New York state judge refused to naturalize a man in court citing failure to meet the moral character requirement. The case marks an early enforcement of good character rules, contrasted with Massachusetts where a prison crime conviction can forfeit suffrage though not always enforced.
Summary of Judges history focusing on Israel's pattern of sin and repentance under Joshua's successors. Emphasizes God’s chosen people, the cycle of idolatry, punishment, cries for help, and deliverance by raised judges. Concludes with exhortation to faith and action, not ritual endurance, for believers today.
A New York Times interview summarizes doctors Sayre Ruppauer and Robertson linking colds to street gases from torn up streets and cigarette smoke. They cite bronchial irritation, catarrh, and congestion from urban climate, drafts, and rapid weather changes as triggers.
The article explains that limited liability shields shareholders from personal debts, requiring the word limited in English law to signal this. American practice largely adopts limited liability, with few states forcing the label, save for exceptions like national banks where liability ties to share par value. It notes Scottish banks shifted to limited liability after past failures and cites Youth's Companion.
David Ker reports from Yenangyeong Burma describing a 800 well field spanning about sixteen square miles with crumbling ridges and dry gullies. The oil is thin and pale with a glutinous aftertaste, considered inferior to American and Russian crude, amid local mismanagement and government rapacity.
Yonkers New York resident Stephen Lansing credits Ayer's Pills with curing chronic postiveness and gout. Other testimonials come from C F Hopkins Nevada City and C Christensen Sherwood Wisconsin praising relief from rheumatism sick headache neuralgia and long term use.
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