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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1909

Page

2

Three Tent Circus in Politics Faces South Dakota

The Deadwood Telegram rails at progressive leaders in South Dakota as a three tent circus unfolds next year. It names W S Glass of Watertown R O Richards of Harris George W Egan of Sioux Falls as key figures whose rival ambitions threaten party unity.

Deadwood Telegram W W. S. Glass Watertown R. O. Richards Haris George W. Egan Sioux Glass Congress R. C. Richards Sry Gressive Saul Tarsus Sioux Falls Isttorney Pathey Supreme Court of Kaufman Supreme Court Egan

Fortunes and Monopolies Shaping American Wealth

A fragmentary discussion notes growing wealth among families like the Goulds Vanderbilts and Sages. It references H Harriman as a captain of industry and considers speculation, investment, and Wall Street influence shaping multigenerational fortunes.

Ness Goulds Sages Thengton Post H. Harriman Harriman Wall Street

Express Rates Debate Spreads Across States

South Dakota battles express firms led by Wells Fargo Co over 20 percent rate cuts mandated by winter legislation. Nebraska courts uphold a legislature backed flat-rate reduction, while Chicago merchants push for relief and state control grows. A parcels post system in Europe is proposed as a speedier solution.

South Dakota Wells Fargo Co United States Nebraska Supreme Court Chicago Record-Herald Supreme Court of Chicago

Bloodine Cough Checker promoted by Scallin Bros Co

An advertisement claims Bloodine Cough Checker cures a cough and is offered by Scallin Bros Co as special agents. A 25 cent bottle is highlighted as the cure for Bill's cough, suggesting a promotional or patent medicine tone common to period notices.

Scallin Bros. Co. Special Agents

Mitchell's Big Event Draws Aberdeen Spirit

Aberdeen readers praise Mitchell's corn palace week as a community tribute to harvest abundance. The piece lauds Mitchell and South Dakota for showcasing bountiful crops, inviting the nation to witness the state’s celebrated harvest festival and civic pride.

Aberdeen Mitchell Northwest South Dakota Corn Ceres South

Bloodine Blood and Kidney Tabs advertised for cure

Beer drinkers and others with kidney bladder troubles are urged to take Bloodine Blood and Kidney Tablets mailed by The Bloodine Co Inc Boston Mass. Scallin Bros Co Special Agents.

Bloodine Co., Inc Boston Mass Scallin Bros. Co Bloodine

Plans for corn growers convention in Mitchell 1910

The State Corn and Grain Growers Association will hold its annual show in Mitchell January 17 to 20, 1910 after three years in Sioux Falls. Officers and directors met in Mitchell to finalize plans with $600 set aside by the Farmers Institute for expenses and prizes from agricultural firms. Notable speakers include Prof. P G Hojides from Iowa, with regional professors assisting to deliver a corn school across three days. Volunteer farmers are urged to send entries and attend to promote better methods for corn and grain production.

Mitchell Sioux Falls State Corn and Grain Growers Association The Dakota’ Improved ‘Seed Co Peter Allen Hurley J. W. Parmley Ipswich C. E. Twamley Alexandria W. A. Wheeler John Lekings E. P. Sand Isaac Lincoln Aberdeen Farmers’ Institute Board P. G. Hojides Iowa C. Willis Brookings Agricultural College

Saturday Band Delights Large Crowds at Corn Palace

A Saturday concert drew a near full house at the Corn Palace with a strong Marine Band performance. Solos by Miss Lee and Mr. De Luca highlighted the afternoon, and the audience praised the music as the event marked the venue’s final day.

Marine Band Miss Lee Mr. de Luca

How to Keep Olives Fresh Longer

To preserve a partial bottle, add a teaspoonful of pure olive oil to cover the remaining liquid. This keeps the olives from becoming flat and stale and preserves their quality.

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