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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1911
Page
6
The text shows subscription rates and mentions Ronald as editor and manager. It lists one year and three months options with advance payment. No clear publication name or date is provided.
The piece analyzes Burke's decision to seek Congress, Reynolds Gamble’s role, and a split among Republicans in South Dakota. It discusses Gov Veazey as a potential progressive candidate and the impact on factional lines, Taft loyalty, and the Senate race dynamics amid party realignments.
President Taft arrives in Salt Lake City and Wyoming with Reed Smoot coordinating events. He praises conservation while Wyoming’s Carey signals support for the Republican ticket and electoral votes, as insurgent California Governor Johnson joins the Taft train.
The Omaha Lin division filings with the state railway commission reveal deficits across branches of the Chicago and Northwestern Railway. Southeastern lines report a $1,982.20 loss with $2,002,? in operating receipts. Pierre Rapid City New‑Drane show $21,707.78 operating receipts and a deficit. Pierre Port Pierre Bridge Railway posts a $7,091.12 deficit on $26,026.21 gross. The Bridge Railway figures resemble a book-keeping loss rather than a true deficit.
Henry Dirks, living ten miles southwest of Tyndall, South Dakota, grew two oat crops on a single field in one season. He sowed forty four acres of Ninety Day oats in spring, harvested 405 bushels, then later reaped 185 more bushels after a moisture-preserving disking. The land was on Louis Chladek’s farm at Tyndall, and Dirks recently purchased the ground.
A coal price war near Ison in Perkins County South Dakota sees two lignite mine owners offering a double wagon box full of coal for two dollars. Settlers in the area are taking advantage to stockpile fuel for winter.
Salem wins 12 0 early after Mitchell defense falters. Quarterback Cook scores two touchdowns for Salem as Mitchell kicks and replies fail to reach the end zone. Separately in Aberdeen James Cheatham, Civil War veteran, dies after accidental gun discharge. Also brief notes on Persian parliament suffrage debate and duck season updates.
At nine tonight 1 765 registered for Rosebud land opening with Dr Field from Massachusetts among the farthest entrants. Including yesterday's Rosebud and Pine Ridge registrations total 8 937. Yesterday marked the third registration day with 3001 at Gregory 1306 at Chamberlain 1805 at Dallas and 27 at Rapid City. The September auto record adds 237 new purchasers for a state total of 11 104 and the October start is improving.
Pierre S. D says rainfall of two to five inches in ten days followed heavy rains through early September has put winter wheat sown in fine shape. Early September sowing has grown several inches, fields are in splendid condition as no killing frosts yet. This sets up a strong start for next spring.
Dr Peloubet discusses Cyrus as God’s instrument who allowed Jews to return to Jerusalem and rebuild the temple. He notes Babylonian exile, the unifying of Israel and Judah, and the end of two kingdoms into one nation under God as foretold by prophets. Adella Pepper departs with her mother for Winnipeg to spend winter with her sister.
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