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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1889
Page
8
The Mitchell platform argues for central location and strong rail links, stressing low winter blockades, access to markets, and healthful drainage. It calls for irrigation, labor statistics, child labor laws, railroad commissioners, and anti trust measures to protect farmers and consumers.
The SD Republican platform reaffirms 1888 national principles, endorses Harrison and Mellette, supports statehood, homestead, timber laws, and labor capital balance. It emphasizes protection for agriculture mining and manufacturing, anti-corporate encroachment, strong education, veterans pensions, aid for the needy, Irish home rule sympathy, immigrant welcome, voting rights, and prohibition enforcement.
The Democratic Party of South Dakota at its first state convention pledges allegiance to the national platform of 1858 and to tariff reduction. It condemns Republican excess, praises settlement of 11,000,000 acres, opposes prohibition, supports licensing for temperance, and calls for fair pensions and minority representation while extending support to labor, farming groups, and Irish home rule. It criticizes Republican mismanagement, notes a $600,000 rise in bonded debt, a $500,000 revenue surplus, and a looming $200,000 state treasury deficiency with projected increases, citing overstaffing and unnecessary appropriations.
A South Dakota presidential election discussion warns voters to reject a Woonsocket Investment Company deal linked to Pierre. It argues stock distribution favors a few and risks $500,000 in gains for insiders, urging voters to unite against the alleged corruption and support fair capital selection.
The Minneapolis and St. Louis By will sell round trip excursion tickets to many states and territories including Minnesota Dakota Nebraska Kansas Texas Mississippi Tennessee Indian Territory Colorado Idaho New Mexico Montana Wyoming Arizona Missouri Iowa Louisiana and Alabama. Tickets good thirty days from sale date. Stopovers allowed within the sold territory. For rates maps or more information contact a local agent or write to C.H. Houpnringy Minneapolis Minn GT PLA.
Retired East India missionary physician offers a free remedy for consumption bronchitis catarrh asthma and all throat and lung ailments and nervous debility. He will mail the recipe with usage directions in German French or English to any reader who requests it, free of charge, addressed to W A Noyes 149 Power's Block Rochester NY.
The Northwestern Line offers half fare round trips on August 6 and 20, September 10 and 24, and October 5. Tickets cover all points beyond Sioux City, Omaha and Kansas City to many western states and regions with a 30 day return window and west-of-Missouri river stopovers. Six excursion tickets at one fare are available from St Paul, Minneapolis, Duluth and Wisconsin points to destinations in southwestern Minnesota and Dakota. For rates and information contact Northwestern line agents or TEASDALE, GPA, St. Paul.
Notice to Farmers announces relocation of smutting warehouse to the Jacobson warehouse on the Omaha track east of the depot and invites patrons with wheat and flax to sell at top prices. Also includes Hall's Catarrh Cure sworn testimonial and offer of $100 for any Canvannit cured by the remedy.
Land Office at Mitchell Dakota announces Andrew J. Smith filed notice of intention to make final proof to support his land claim. Proof is set before the register and receiver at Mitchell on October 9 1880. Witnesses: Nick Dondelinger Charles Perry Joseph Ghinman John Bontelinger all of Mitchell. Registration by HW Rowley.
Anne Page files notice in Mitchell Dakota seeking to prove continuous residence and cultivation on her homestead in Davison County. She will present proof September 16 before the register and receiver in Mitchell with witnesses Tra Pinery Albert Smith William F. Toombly and Henry na allot. Md. AW Rowley, Register.
Mitchell Dakota land office issues notice that settler Rockafellar LaRue of Hanson County has fled notice of intent to appear before the register and receiver in Mitchell on September 1, 1389 to prove claims with listed witnesses.
The record shows ELA BUTTERFIELD, DILLON & Prusvron Mortgagee Attorneys representing the mortgagee in a foreclosure matter. Proceedings name Butterfield property details and court action filed by the lender.
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