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The Mitchell Capital prints subscription prices for one year in advance 1.00. After six months 1.26 after one year 1.00 six months and three months terms offered. Ads rates for business cards locals and legal notices given. Marriage and Death notices published free of charge. Weather and local items discuss South Dakota moisture and a self propeller bicycle. Arkansas Governor Clarke opposes pugilism and cites possible legal action.
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Props
W. Downey
Rail road commission urged to compel elevator licenses
The Yankton Press and Dakotan notes the railroad commission will compel elevators to pay the state license, detailing the workload this entails. The Argus Leader stresses deeper action, urging thorough investigation of alleged rob bery within elevators and railroads, promising public disclosure of facts to show commission value despite constraints.
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Yankton Press
Dakotan
Railroad Commission
Argus-Leader
Senator Pettigrew on state fair board and Taylor case notes
The piece criticizes Senator Pettigrew for attacking the state fair board as dishonest while defending past boards. It discusses the Taylor case, noting the supreme court reduced a five year sentence to three and views Harrison's post-presidency law income as substantial, with reflections on qualifications for ex-presidents.
Rumors of Hill's Resignation Denied by Great Northern Leader
The St Paul paper circulated a report that President Hill would resign at year end, which he promptly denied. Gen Drake, GOP candidate for Iowa governor, campaigns vigorously as his bid gains traction with estimates of 75,000 votes. W W Taylor remains in the state penitentiary in Sioux Falls for eighteen months more, accepting his punishment. Governor Clarke of Arkansas warns he will deploy militia to halt boxing if needed. Milwaukee marks fifty years since becoming a city with five gubernatorial guests. Fort Wayne celebrates its 100th anniversary over four days. Col W A Burnham reports irrigation experiments yielding 134 bushels of barley per acre irrigated, 63 bushels with artesian moisture, and superior results on well soaked land. The coke workers and western Pennsylvania soft coal miners reject strike calls, choosing arbitration, signaling a shift away from strikes as redress.
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Groton Independent
Col
W. A. Burnham
Y. P
Bealschool House
H. Hendrickson
Fred Barnard
Eliza Loughead
Emma Hazleton
Mary Hazleton
Daniels School House
Cave
Alice Daniels
Kansas
Arthur Teneyck
Claud Hall
Nebraska
Harmon Warfield
St. Paul
B. &. Barpard
Sioux Fall
Kimball
Rev. Stavely
Moyer
Gardner
T. J. Hazleton
Miss Bird Green
Martin
Pratt
West
Tobin
Gage
Emily
Carlota Moyer
California
Waterloo Courier
Sioux City
Bassett
Neb
Supreme Court Decision Affects School Districts and Vendors
A South Dakota supreme court decision affirms a circuit court ruling in a dispute over a school supplies contract signed by a majority of a school board. The case Manufacturers' Furnishing Company v Kremer et al involved verbal terms that all board signatures were required. The suit sought payment for supplies shipped after two signatures were obtained. The township officials argued the contract was invalid without all signatures. the oral agreement was rejected as evidence. The decision upholds the circuit court and the lower court’s finding.
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Yankton Press
Dakotan
Supreme Court of
South Dakota
Frank Kremer
Peter Wingen
Supreme Court
Minnehaha
Justice Court
Circuit Court
Neighborhood Notes Northeas Beulah
Reports from Beulah area describe a hayleg bee with 17 teams, a prairie fire destroying wheat stacks and farm buildings, residents aiding to save stock feed, and careful cross-town efforts to control the blaze. Local travels, school start, church الاجتماع events, and threshing progress are noted along with minor community movements and a district convention plan.
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Beulah
D. G. West
Dakota
Phil Helwig
John Brookings
Brookings
South Dakota Farms and Move Plans Reported
The article notes John Anderson and Gilby Nelson leaving for Illinois and staying plans in Beulah and South Dakota. Theodor Snyder and William Ellis head south for threshing and corn, while Amos and Carl Dewitt visit the reservation to tend claims and hay. Mentions artesian wells, barn painting, and a local threshing conclusion amid low grain prices and hard times.
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John Anderson
Illinois
Mrs. Anderson
Gilby Nelson
Cherey
South Dakota
Theador Snyder
Wm. Ellis
the &Th
Amos
Carl Dewitt
Mr. Cheney
Beulah
G. Nelson
G. G. Nelson, Sr
N. Noble Place
C. Lawrence
J. Abraham
Blendon
Agna
Carl Terence
Fuller Place
T. Ball
Peter Hogstead
Norbeck & Erickson
Archie Gibson
Champeny Brothers Great Store Draws Crowds With Prizes
Keen observers note Champeny Brothers offers a wide stock including clothing trunks shoes dry goods carpets cloaks groceries and patterns. With every $25 traded customers earn prizes such as a rocking chair silverware or crystal water set as their popular modern sales method expands weekly in the city.
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Champeny Brothers
Local notices and social notes span Waterloo and Mitchell events
A collage of community items records visits, school openings, weddings, and local trips across Waterloo and Mitchell. Highlights include Emily Hazleton's wedding to Thomas Hazleton in Waterloo, artesian wells drilled by Norbeck and Erickson, and various residents traveling to Nebraska, Missouri, Kansas, and Montana. The piece notes a Y P group at Bealschool, a Wool Markets and Sheep subscription offer, and multiple school activities and social calls around town.
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Ethan Ray Graham
Mitchell
Miss Ball
D. Drake
Ethan
Joe Baker
Foster Blackington
Chas. Bolton
Brown
John Wrightson
Missouri
Robt. Linn
North Dakota
Beals
Effie Drake
Blackman
Old Lady Mlle Lanconi Dines Incognito at Local Burlesque
A country-dressed elderly woman with spectacles visits a city restaurant near the Jupiter theater. The waiter recalls she ordered pigeon and a pint of fizz, prompting gamblers to identify her as Mlle Lanconi, the head dancer in the new burlesque show.
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Mlle. Lanconi
Jupiter Theater
New York World
Education for the Electrical Profession and Broad Schooling
The author advocates the broadest education for boys and prefers public schools in cities. After completing basic studies, the emphasis should shift to mathematics and analytical chemistry to train disciplined thought and scientific habits, treating atoms and molecules as living entities to foster exact science skills.
Deliberate treachery entails punishment for the traitor
The quotation notes that deliberate treachery deserves punishment and that no one, not even the highest rank in society, can escape it. It emphasizes universal justice against traitors, citing Junius.
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Junius
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