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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1902
Page
5
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The Mitchell Capital lists the Republican ticket positions including Senator A B Kittredge C H Burke E W Martin Governor C N Herreid Lieutenant Governor George W Snow Secretary of State D C Berg Treasurer A B Collins Auditor Dick Halladay Superintendent George W Nash Attorney General Philo Hall Railroad Commissioner Dick Smith Commissioner of School and Public Lands Gus Pach.
Davison county Republicans plan a delegate convention at the courthouse Mitchell at 11 a m Saturday September 11 192? to nominate candidates for one senator one representative treasurer register of deeds sheriff clerk of courts auditor states attorney probate judge superintendent of schools surveyor coroner and two county central committee members for two years Precincts meet September 4 at 8 p m Delegates from districts elect county commissioners for districts 1 3 4 and 5 by order of the county central committee August 1992 Henry Swindler H L Bras temporary chairmen
In a letter dated August 31 from Minneapolis, Ralph W Wheelock thanks The Republican editor for supportive words and rejects calls to engage in further controversy. He recalls twenty years in the Northwest, advocates integrity, and cites past allies and political figures while denying any desire for influence or malice.
Sam Small, known across the country as a preacher, tumbled in Brattleboro Vermont while helping in a political campaign. On the night he was to speak he appeared drunk and admitted his condition, offering excuses for the misconduct.
Gottlieb Scheurenbrand, contractor for the stone work, started a small team of masons on Wednesday to begin the Carnegie library building. He reports a large stock of dressed stone and plans to rapidly increase workers to push progress, aiming to finish his part within six weeks.
A collection of brief jokes and anecdotes from newspapers. A dying man laments breaking speed laws before an ice wagon accident. Other items include a literary club moment about a self written novel, a nurse’s rebuke over a baby’s illness, destitution sewing circle notes, cabbage wealth pun, and humorous exchanges with photographers and builders.
At a special meeting the council adopted sketches for the fall starting city hall, with an auditorium seating 1300 and dedicated fire department space. Plans call for two-story facilities, heating, tiling, and a connected passage to link the buildings, with bids expected on a portion of the project. A note praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and its effectiveness.
The 637 battle at Nehavend in Ecbatana pitted the new Moslem power against Persia and ended the Persian dynasty. Arabs, once desert tribes, scored a decisive victory that replaced Zoroastrian Persia with Islam, expanding Moorish influence from the Caspian to the Indian Ocean. Only Tours rivals its historical impact.
A group of old settlers recounts buckskin clothing and a wild dash in northern Texas. They describe oxen pulling a plow into a large three foot diameter sycamore stump, the plow passing through, and the stump snapping back but being uprooted by the men pulling it free, with the buckskin pants acting as a seat anchor.
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