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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1900
Page
11
Former President Theodore Roosevelt delivers a restrained address in Mitchell focused on imperialism. He confines remarks to a measured discussion of the great question, avoiding heated rhetoric and broad policy promises.
Governor Roosevelt and party halt in Mitchell to a crowded greeting. An escort of Rough Riders and a state band lead a lengthy parade through Main Street before Roosevelt delivers a 30 minute address defending expansion policies, contrasting with Bryan’s anti imperialist stance, and praising McKinley while urging unity and national greatness.
Governor Shaw and Governor Roosevelt led a huge parade through Milwau kee depot area with 7 000 to 8 000 residents cheering. Rough rider clubs from Mt Vernon Alexandria and 200 riders joined under Lieut Bates as press teams from AP Serinps Maches Chicago Times Herald New York Sun and others covered the event. Correspondent filed 8 000 words to operator Gotto for afternoon papers.
Food supports bodily repair and strength, while sleep enables recovery. If appetite or sleep falters, Hood's Surea parilla boosts appetite and digestion and promotes restful sleep. Biliousness is cured by Hood's Pills. Major John H. Parker, U.S. V, discusses Philippine needs in September Review of Reviews. DeWitt's Little Early Risers are praised for liver and bowel troubles.
Mitchell residents may hear E. W. Martin speak Monday evening at the courthouse. Martin, a Republican congressional candidate from Deadwood in the Black Hills, is noted for clear argument and large audiences. All Republicans and Democrats are urged to attend for fair discussion of the day’s issues.
George Stults announces a public sale at his Mt Vernon area farm on section 23-102.62 six miles south of Mt Vernon Thursday September 27 starting at 9 am. Lots include horses cattle hogs hens and chickens, lumber gear and farming implements plus household goods. Free lunch noon offered. Terms cash under ten dollars. over ten dollars with approved security until October 1 1901 with 10 percent discount for cash over ten dollars. Auctioneers Boyden and Welch.
For sale a seven room house with cistern good well cellar barn fruit and lot 150 by 200 feet and a tract of 160 acres. Inquire at C. E. Vermilyea's store. A. E. Parry.
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