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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1909
Page
11
A brief notice outlines updated subscription rates for the county newspaper. It lists new prices and effective date, urging readers to renew or subscribe at designated offices.
The piece notes few states vote this year but income tax will influence campaigns. It cites eight states holding elections and highlights Maryland New Jersey New York and Nebraska as key, with tax reform and representation as pivotal issues for voters and candidates.
The piece reviews B. H. Harriman as a powerful railroad figure whose system spanned much of the United States. It notes his rise beside Jay Gould, his control of thousands of miles of rail lines and steamship routes, and the influence of his death on consolidations and future power dynamics in transport.
The article sketches William Jennings Bryan’s ongoing efforts to shape national policy, his death in a palace he built, and his public clashes with President Taft. It also notes a Topeka Capitol stance against women’s suffrage until financial prudence is shown, citing Miss Barnard’s salary cut as evidence.
The fragment hints at self-praise in political writing and suggests confidence that Egan will begin a campaign maneuver as activity intensifies. The piece reflects a partisan tone and anticipation of strategic actions.
A Norfolk mayor proposes a medal for every new baby in the city a plan criticized as ineffective and impractical to boost population. Critics question the incentive value and argue for alternative measures to grow the city’s population.
A mother asks about a marriage proposal and the daughter confirms the suitor has met the mother several times and wishes to marry. The excerpt captures a tense pact between generations over suitors and approval.
An advertisement claims Bloodine Ointment offers instant relief and permanent cure for eczema. The box costs 5 cents and is mailed by The Bloodine Co Inc of Boston, Massachusetts, with Scallin Bros Co listed as special agents.
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