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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1892

Page

8

Unjust rumor about Mitchell Exposition rebutted

The Mitchell Capital defends the Davison county Corn Belt Exposition as a wholly local effort with about twenty thousand dollars invested. It notes all funds and work come from local farmers professionals and women, backed by the Corn Belt Real Estate association, and highlights extensive county exhibits and space limits. The piece urges recognition of Mitchell and Davison county residents’ credit against detractors.

Mitchali Izeas Davison County Corn Belt and the Enstate Corn Belt Real Estate Association Mitchell

Independent Day Addresses Calamity Howler at Rink Rally

A large audience gathered at the rink for an Independent Day event headlined by Judge Cole of Des Moines Iowa. The address descended into attacks on Republicans and Democrats as a corrupt coalition while denouncing railroads and corporations. Cole mocked tariff debates and cited alleged collusion, ending with a fiery defense of Weaver and populist notions of white supremacy applauded by the crowd.

S. F. Goodykoontz Cole Des Moines Iowa Republican Party Washburn and Pillsbury Minnespolis Paris Republicdns Senate Treasury U.S. Treasury Missouri Virginia Wall Street Weaver

Shriners Parade Dazzles Mitchell in 1910 Visit

El Riad Temple nobles arrived from Sioux Falls to Mitchell enjoying a grand parade through the city. The 130 Shriners in Arabic garb, bands, and ornate carriages filled Exposition building and Main Street, prompting Mayor Welch to grant freedom of the city and present a gilt key as crowds cheered the spectacle and hospitality.

el Riad Temple Order of Nobles of the Mystic Shrine Shriners Oasis Sioux Falls Oasis of Mitchell Masonic Brethren Knights Templar Third Street Cement City Mystic Shriners Mitchell South Dakota Kintigh Cement City Band Winsor Barnes W. H. Stoddard Rabban D. S. Glidden Iowa State Band Alexandria Band Exposition Building Knight Hitchcock Hawkeye Heraclius East Allah God Columbia South Queen City Jim Welch Potentate Winsor Il Riad Mr. Winsor Main Street Duff Street Fifth Main Third Masonic Temple Mitchell House

Mitchell Exposition Notes Mixed with Traveling Man Praise

Reporter observes peculiar quest for freebies at the Exposition building where gate tickets are torn up by John Stone and directed to the box office. Traveling men praise Mitchell Exposition and Gen Silsby while a farmer jokes about hiring them. a business man notes crowds and bustling activity during a weeklong event.

John Stone John Mitchell Gen. Silsby

Wedding Ceremony Sparks Joy at Exposition Building

The wedding of Frank Sanders to Julian Pringle was solemnized just before the second concert. At 3 45 the bridal party entered the Exposition building, Rev C B Clark officiated, and about 2000 guests witnessed the ceremony. The bride, a Davison county schoolteacher, and the progressive farmer groom received warm wishes as they departed.

Frank Sanders Julian Pringle Exposition Building C. B. Clark Revy Clark Sanders

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