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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1901
Page
5
Advertising rates listed apply on application with affordable terms. Business cards up to six lines cost five dollars per year. extra lines at one dollar each. Legal adverts at statute rates. cards of thanks ten cents per line. Marriage and death notices published free. obituaries and wedding presents five cents per line. Subscribers must provide old and new addresses when changing their address.
The piece covers Emma Goliman’s release from Chicago jail amid questions on associating with the President’s assassination, Czolgosz’s impending electrocution, and political notes from South Dakota on lower freight and passenger rates. It previews the eighth circuit judicial race with Frank Washabaugh of Deadwood favored over Judge Moore.
The article notes Charles Phillippi a South Dakota youth from Ashton helped Pittsburg to a league win. It recalls his perfect twelve game summer turn as a pitcher, a record unmatched by any national league pitcher in about fifteen years.
The election of Judge Frank G. Smith to the fourth judicial circuit appears assured after over five years on the bench. Appointed by Gov. Sheldon and elected four years ago by a broad majority, he is praised for his legal rigor and measured sentences aimed at deterring violators of state law.
The piece discusses Judge Smith and Mr. Chamberlain in the fourth circuit with Republican support for Smith. It notes Wheelock's South Dakota naming suggestion and praises the state's progress in corn and dairy, highlighting high butter quality at the state fair and potential regional leadership in agriculture.
A conference among Senator Kittredge Gov. Herreid and rail commission officials with executives of the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Chicago and Northwestern and Great Northern lines led South Dakota railways to commit to lower passenger rates and general freight reductions. The move signals a shift from high rates to policies aimed at boosting state growth and business prosperity as South Dakota transitions from a sparsely settled past to a more active economy.
An old remedy claim promotes Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a fifty year trusted teething cure. It allegedly soothes gums eases pain and cures wind colic with a pleasant taste. Available from druggists worldwide for twenty five cents a bottle.
On October 9 12 and 14 1911 Milwaukee road will sell excursion tickets to Minneapolis at one fare for the round trip good to return October 19 An extension of time will be granted on application sold for travel to Minneapolis with a return deadline and time extension option.
A SD editor rebuts a Washington Star article claiming irrigation causes heat waves. S W Glenn of Huron argues the theory is absurd and harmful to western development. He cites climate work in South Dakota and stresses irrigation’s benefits amid arid lands.
Constipation or diarrhoea when bowels are out of order. Cas carets Candy Cathartic will make them act naturally. Genuine tablets stamped C. C. C. Never sold in bulk. All druggists roc.
List of uncalled letters at Mitchell Post Office as week ended September 27 1901. Names include Adams OD Angle Mrs Emma J Culbane Andrew J Curtis E P Johnson Rose Lee Mrs Howard Lurdice A T Nilson Gans Robertson Jas on George segrud MOT Smith Miss Fannie Smith Jezeph Sprinkle Walter Springer Joe Woheatmas Fred Wilson Mrs A T FOREIGN Signs Aussin. Call and say advertised. letters will be forwarded after two weeks.
An ad style fragment promotes Ricky Mountain Tea as a product that evokes happy childhood memories, describing the "pleasures of happy childhood" and "pictures of life" through this beverage.
Predictions warn of mid October touch of winter with heavy autumn storms. Mars, Jupiter and Vulcan periods drive from Oct 2 to 5 and Oct 16 to 18, bringing rain snow and a cold wave with rising then falling barometer. Moon and equinox factors raise risk of warm rains then early snow, impacting lakes, coasts and farms.
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