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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1901
Page
7
The notice lists ad prices for business cards and locals, legal ads, and notices, with free obituary content. It also reprints an American Economist discussion on wages versus cost of living, citing Jacob Weidmann of Paterson and comparing Swiss and American pay and living costs for silk dyers.
Various newspapers recall President Roosevelt's pledge to govern for all Americans and not a single faction. The sentiments quote his broad vision, praise his support of the South, and reflect on McKinley's era and the public’s outpouring at Canton.
A collage of editorials proclaims Roosevelt as the next hunted figure while praising McKinley’s greatness and good leadership. Comments from Camden Hornellsville Hiie San Francisco Ohio Terre Haute and The Philippines Porto Rico and Hawaii are cited to show a shift in U S political mood and imperial policy under McKinley.
Crawford writes a forceful note denying any withdrawal from the senatorial race. He states he will stay in the fight and continue contesting until the end, countering reports of his exit and assuring supporters he remains active.
Mr Burke of Chicago explains discrepancies in his official record while the Missouri state auditor offers an explanation to satisfy voters. The passage hints that Chicago Missouri and Indianapolis are focal points in a broader Democratic critique ahead of elections.
The South Dakota Mail at Plankinton debuts under J E Sullivan. He pledges a paper aligned with protection and prosperity and defends the policy of the latePresident as long as ink lasts.
The Woonsocket News charged county officers with buying office supplies and obtaining a fake job from blank book house agents. The grand jury investigated and exonerated the officials, while the editor failed to produce tangible evidence to support his claims. The newspaper’s credibility is questioned.
Growth in Mitchell prompts appointment of a third mail carrier to handle free delivery. The application, filed earlier, has been approved by the post office department and the new carrier will begin work in November.
The Dell Radids Tribune celebrated its ninth year of existence last week. Bret Nesbit is applying his proven success from the Times to the Tribune after selling out. The Tribune editor is regarded as one of the state’s most interesting writers, and the paper is a welcome participant at The Republican’s table. The hope is for the Tribune’s continued business success and a return to political alignment.
Public reaction grows against the Turks as negotiations for Miss Stones release continue. Citizens urge stronger measures and warn of increased bandit activity should the ransom be paid, while missionaries face growing danger in the region.
Pat Croke reappears offering to surrender if the Cudahys lift the large reward for his capture. He pledges to return to Omaha and face twelve jurors to prove his innocence in the abduction of the Cudahy boy nearly a year ago. Omaha shows willingness to accept his surrender and argument of innocence.
The Indianapolis race for mayor clerk police judge and city council saw a decisive Republican victory across the ticket by about twelve hundred votes. Officials say it signals a shift in public sentiment and gives Republicans control of the state's largest city as Illinois Iowa and South Dakota reports of varied rainfall affect farming outlook.
An old advertisement asserts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup has soothed millions of children for over fifty years. It claims to ease teething pain, soften gums, cure wind colic, and diarrhoea with a pleasant taste, sold by druggists worldwide at twenty five cents a bottle.
A Chicago note from Rev. A. E. Steueningel at 1254 Michigan Ave expresses satisfaction with the work done in Dr Dowie's Institute and reports good location.
The University second team and the high school football squad met Friday afternoon in a brisk contest. The heavier university players held the advantage, leading 11 to 0 at halftime and finishing 22 to 0. Gregory and Nolt starred for the high school. Nelson, Smith and Walstrum led the second team.
A wife testifies to severe labor pains with her first three children requiring chloroform. She credits Mother's Friend with easing delivery for her last birth, noting a healthy boy and brief pains while she did housework shortly before birth. She calls the remedy the grandest ever made.
Lake Mills Iowa October 9 1901 A N Hill Mitchell South Dakota writes to inquire about the Mitchell Crude Oil Company in California He considers investing $100 if the venture is reasonably solid He notes Frank Southwick just arrived from California praising the tract lease terms and Kern County oil as best in new fields seeking an opinion on the investment viability.
Mrs. J. C. Snider of Crittenden Kentucky recalls a night when her brother’s baby nearly suffocated from croup before a doctor arrived. Dr King’s New Discovery provided quick relief and a permanent cure. The product is claimed to prevent croup and whooping cough and to help bronchial issues. It costs 50 cents and 1.00 with trial bottles free at S A Sceailin's.
The church with no pastor for two weeks heard Rev. F T Drewett of Canton preach a strong morning sermon andionvites him for possible call. In the evening Rev. Edminister of Parker, though aged and retired, delivered a splendid sermon and pleased the congregation.
Secretary Rowley forwards optimistic letters from Midway Oil Co assistant secretary Fred Hughes noting rapid oil field interest in Kerr County Texas and rising California prices. A second letter from an Iowa contact discusses investment prospects in oil ventures and broader market attention.
An early 20th century advertisement claims Scott's Emulsion makes children grow in flesh and strength with richer blood and mind. It urges sending for a free sample and lists Scott & Bowne chemists at Pearl Street.
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