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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1904

Page

9

Davison County Republicans tout ticket in editorial endorsement

The editorial praises the Davison county Republican slate for state senate O L Branson and house candidate M C Betts, treasurer WO Stearns, auditor C C Halphide, clerk S Cattrell, probate judge W Abbey, coroner K Dundas, and others. It endorses Spangler for states attorney, Quigley for schools, Cook for sheriff, Nelson for surveyor, and Drake for county commissioner urging strong turnout and a larger GOP majority.

Davison County O. L. Branson Senate M. C. Betts Mt. Vernon House of Representatives Betts Enan BE. J. Haynes WO. D. Stearns C. C. Halphide S. Cattrell J. Spangler Spangler Mitchell J. Quigley Quigley Coursey H. O S. Cook Vernon Cook John L. Nelson J. K. Drake

State Legislator Debates Capital Move From Pierre

An article from Kre mad Sioux Falls translated for The Republican argues for relocating the state capital from Pierre to Mitchell. Written by Hon. Lasse Krothun of Garretson Minnesota, the piece reflects a knowledgeable, candid viewpoint from a resident of Minnehaha County.

Kremad Sioux Falls Lasse Krothun Garretson Minnehaha County Pierre Mitchell Pothun

South Dakota Capital Move Debate Drives Mitchell Bid

Garveston Sept 9 1904 LL Vothun urges electors to vote Mitchell as state capital, arguing Pierre’s western isolation harms governance, citing poor farming, lack of railroads, and long travel to courts. Mitchell pledges rail access and a donated capitol site with stone building, 50 000 to 60 000 cost.

Pierre Mitchell South Dakota Aberdeen Supreme Court Tierre Tellows Fierre U.S Pennington Butte Kansas Nebraska Ijturon Finaily Sioux Falls Natonial Jegislature Garveston LL. Vothun

From Pimples to Eczema From Infancy to Age

Sufferers of humors skin scalp gain hope with Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills. A single set often cures distressing eczemas rashes itching inflammations and hair loss when other remedies fail. Sold worldwide with depots in London Paris Boston and more.

London Clarter Paris Rue de la Paix Boston Potteriug & Chem. Corp

Corn Exhibit Plans and Shipping Suggestions

A letter discusses sending corn and small grains to a regional venue in Mitchell or Pierre. It proposes overland or freight options, mentions a possible Milwaukee railroad vote, and suggests displaying near the corn palace to promote the region and aid local real estate interests. The writer signs as Dice Oh on a Sunday.

Pierre Milwaukee Railroad Milwaukee Mitchell Corn Palace Corn Palace

Chamberlains Cough Remedy Gains Wide Popularity

The remedy is praised for curing colds, preventing pneumonia, and treating croup and whooping cough without opium or harmful substances. It is safe for babies and adults, pleasant to take, and widely sold by druggists both at home and abroad.

Faculty and Students Welcome at Wilkinson Home

A reception hosted by Rev H S Wilkinson and his wife for Dakota University faculty and students, aided by Epworth League members. Red and white league colors adorned the rooms, a Maltese cross held the punch bowl, and league members served refreshments during an informal program.

H. S. Wilkinson Dakota University Epworth League League Wilkinson Methodist Church Patterson Nicholson

Letters Remaining Uncalled For at Mitchell Post Office

A weekly notice lists names of addressees with several spellings and errors. The list includes Mrs John M Feight Frank Foley Fuller Creorge H Gwinn Leo Hayes J 2B Krochman Fred A Lutters John Magnuos Andrew Monhalland Ean Murphy Land Agent Overgaard Nellie Patterson Harold Richard Daniel Simpson Mrs L Snyder Win Woodley MS Worthy Ida lien J ith Class sulfer Slarry. Recipients urged to call and say advertised within two weeks or letters will go to the dead letter office.

John M Feight Frank Foley Fuller Creorge H Gwinn Leo HH Hayes Krochman Fred A Lutters John H Magnuos Andrew Monhalland Ean Sulfer Mr Slarry Saul Ore la

Polish China Pigs Sold at Mitchell Farm Sale

Purebred Poland China boars and gilts listed for auction at the S. D. Mitchell farm three miles northwest of town. Ten yearling sons of Gensy URN 1 alongside 25 pigs were noted for sale with location in WigaS records.

Poland China Wigas Mitchell S. D

Bids Sought for Coal Supply in Davison County

Notice announces bids to Davison County Auditor office for hard coal for courthouse use and Hocking Valley coal for county poor in Mitchell for 1904. Bids due Oct 11, 1904. Coal to be delivered to courthouse bin or to coal sheds citywide. Commissioners reserve right to reject all bids. Signed I D Stearns County Auditor.

County Auditor Davison County Court House Mitchell Stearns O. D. Stearns

Armour and the Rise and Fall of a Campaign Power Cadre

A critical portrait recalls Phil Armour and his protégé Armour who built a rival power base, then fell from grace amid sensational campaign finance practices. The piece cites a secretive system of campaign bookkeeping, secrecy among trusted managers, and eventual bankruptcy and exposure.

Good Luck For Turtlea at Leaat

A fragment describes a Chinese custom with turtles seen on river steamers often released into the sea for good fortune and freedom. The note suggests large creatures carried aboard for a ritual aim rather than cuisine.

Turtlea Leaat Canton

Davison County Seeks Bids on Refunding Bonds

Bids will be received at the office of the county auditor until October 11, 1904 for the sale of twenty eight thousand dollars of Davison county refunding bonds.

County Auditor Davison County

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Pit Odeets Vartal the County Ticket Hon Lasse Bothun Ebitters Phil Armours Armeour Alo Phil Amour Gian Armour Lnstead Avcowils Neiager Homer Gampain Walter Wellmaim Bradfield Regulator CO Atlanta Othner’s Drs. Horton & Latta E Specialists S.D Horton Horton Optical Parlors L. Indra Mironec National Bank G. Davison Wm. M. Smith E J. Quigley L. M. Russ J. F. Anderson & Co Davison J. F. Anderson Mitchell J. T. Morrow Herbert E. Hitchcock J. F. Anderson Herbert ER. Hitchcock Notary Public Foleyshoney
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