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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1900
Page
8
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Advertisement from WW B Broadbent offering eggs at market price and seeds of all kinds. Garden seeds flax seed seed corn and other seeds available at the same low prices as in the city. Call WW B Broadbent at his old stand.
160 acre farm for sale in Union township South east 1-4 see 2-102-62. Includes house 16x16 main part and lean 12x16, stable, well. 90 acres under cultivation. For particulars inquire R. Earl Ipswich SD or A. T. Smite Mitchell SD.
The Methodist contingent arrives home from Sioux Falls with over 100 ministers present. Most favor McKinley’s re election, while university progress and new building plans are discussed. Mitchell district appointments list includes C E Hager as Presiding Elder and W I Graham as Dakota University head.
Madison Sentinel reports Gen Geo A Silsby spoke at Clarno as crowds from both parties asked sharp questions. He argued farm products buy as much today as in 1895, leaving ample surplus. Young voters wore McKinley Roosevelt buttons, debating farm wages amid spirited but orderly discussion.
The Woonsocket Herald reports newly published stenographic notes from Pettigrew in Woonsocket detailing his anti Republican and anti imperial positions. He condemns the term silver Republican protests and questions Philippine expansion including the Sulu contract, arguing the flag over those islands symbolized oppression.
A speaker condemns the United States for not supporting Filipino independence. He says the flag must come down and urges immediate peace with Aguinaldo, offering to recognize a Filipino government. He argues voters should repudiate Pettigrew and his words by backing fusion candidates.
S W Bunting of Curtiss Sash and Door Company reports from South Dakota and Nebraska that traveling men favor McKinley. He cites straw votes on trains showing McKinley leading Bryan on a Northwestern line Hawarden to Salem 16 to 1, Milwaukee line Yankton to Mitchell 18 to 5, and Fremont to Elkhorn 22 to 4.
Hon H C Preston of Mitchell spoke at Woodburn Hall Tweeday night to a full audience. The speaker, described as clean cut and eloquent, basing his points on facts and figures. His critique of imperialism was the campaign’s standout moment and the meeting is regarded as a strong vote getter.
W H Martin a veteran of the Spanish American War and long service member says he was discharged as cook from the soldiers home at Hot Springs by Commander Linn on alleged intoxication yet asserts political motivation. He accuses Linn of disfavoring Republicans and of harassing GOP veterans, citing other expulsions and lavish meals charged to the state.
Health advertises that consumption can be stopped in its early stage. It urges recognizing the illness before it becomes dangerous and recommends self care at home. The ad promotes Scott and Boyne Chemists offering free samples and cod liver oil emulsion in 500c and 1.00 sizes from New York.
Joseph Rew a pioneer citizen of Eldora Iowa died at his North Washington Street home at 10 30 yesterday after three years of failing health He was born in New York 1830 married Betsy Hall in Wisconsin Oct 24 1853 and moved to Eldora in 1874 to run a lumber business Survived by his wife Betsy and children Mrs John Hall Mrs G H Lewis Mrs E H Lundy George H Harvey Funeral services were conducted by Rev W E Stanley at the First Baptist church today with many in attendance
If you are weak and feel nervous easily frustrated cannot sleep and rise unrefreshed your blood is poor Strong nerves depend on rich nourishing blood Hood's Sarsaparilla enriches and vitalizes the blood It gives sweet sleep and cures nervous troubles Hood's Pills cure nausea indigestion and cleanse the liver De Witt's Little Early Risers are easy to take never gripe S Fy Seallio
The Corn Palace gains strong promotion through major papers in St Paul Minneapolis Sioux City and Omaha. The Orange Judd Farmer features a halftone of the palace and a descriptive article reaching 165 000 farming readers. State weekly papers also boost the event, showcasing Mitchell and Davison county to a broad audience.
Temperature figures for the week ending October 18, 1900 are presented by observer Huyck in a tabulated statement. The note includes a personal political appeal from L W Kreidler seeking support as candidate for register of deeds of Davieon county.
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