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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1910
Page
4
The 1910 Corn Palace ends its run with receipts likely enough to discharge the building debt. Mitchell’s hosts praise the dedicated committee and local business firms for a successful year, noting the city’s spirit and public support. Mitchell gains prestige and ongoing ability to improve the attraction.
A review of Republican laws passed in 1909 and 1910 includes anti pass and anti lobby measures, rate and tax rules for railroads, standard insurance forms, primary election reforms, anti corruption provisions, railroad connection duties, rate valuation, and party finance controls. The piece argues Democrats lack an equal legislative record and frames the GOP as a stronger governing party.
Voters learn about the recent "removal law" debated by the last legislature. The article notes public attention to the law and its implications for governance and power.
The piece argues the czar law to oust local officials was driven by Rapid City figures over Chauncey Wood's mayoralty. It notes bipartisan support in the legislature and frames the governor as central to the campaign stakes while criticizing political tactics and civic standards. It also mentions Mitchell and Aurora county fair, Illinois politics, Roosevelt optics, and Beadle statue fundraising.
A curious relic notes Appendi citis as the killer, but Dr King’s New Life Pills claim to prevent the illness by stimulating the stomach liver and bowels. The ad claims relief from constipation headache and chills and lists Diehl and Brown’s as the seller at 26c.
The Dickover house manager at Blunt was charged with not providing proper fire escapes. She claimed cleaning removed ropes for washing and not dried in time before the hotel inspector arrived. A rustic man dismissed the argument and imposed a fine.
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