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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1908
Page
9
The Mitchell Printing Co presents subscription rates for 1908 with prices for one copy one year in advance and shorter terms. Includes editor W Downey and notices rates for three months and six months in the published ad.
The piece argues that William Jennings Bryan has repelled his own positions on government ownership of railroads and imperialism, accusing him of shifting stance to win the presidency. It contends Taft supporters foresee a 30,000 vote Taft majority in South Dakota as Bryan loses momentum.
Press corps traveling with Judge Taft through South Dakota sensed tension within the Republican party. Reporters noted cracks between state and county ticket support and predicted continued primary conflicts as Taft seeks to uphold administration policies and counter Bryan. South Dakota appears set for a Taft landslide, with the president avoiding direct remarks to Bryan while backing Taft to end.
Eugene Chafin told Mitchell listeners on Wednesday that he would not run for president again for any party. He urged voters to support him only this year and quipped you can vote for Bryan any old time, signaling a tougher stance for a prohibition candidate.
The piece urges strong support for Republican incumbents in Davison County noting long tenure and proven public service. It argues candidates across the ticket deserve united party backing and warns against crossing party lines, asserting Democrats cannot win without Republican votes.
The piece argues voters should support the Republican ticket, praising candidates as fully qualified and able to fill their roles. It contrasts this with Michigan where Bryan claims full publicity for campaign contributions, noting a trust magnate could donate large sums and request anonymity, criticizing Democratic sincerity.
A playful monologue urges readers to treat the liver as a well trained ally. It promotes daily care, gentleness, and consistent work to avoid moodiness, stressing that a well tended liver brings steady joy and reliability in all activities. The piece blends humorous lines with advice on self care and temperance.
Sioux City Tribune estimates 100000 registrants for Tripp county land claims at 15 dollars each would cost 1.5 million while only 5000 farms exist. about 1 in 20 will draw a claim. Many riders travel long distances, with substantial upfront costs and delays before entry.
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