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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1890
Page
1
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A dense column argues for farmer representation in politics, endorsing a farmers league's push for policy changes and fair treatment of agricultural interests. It cites Moody tariff talk, tin mining tariffs, and irrigation efforts in the Jim River Valley, pressing for capital location in Pierre over Huron and highlighting local farmers and activists in the debate.
At 2 p m Tuesday about 100 farmers and locals marched from the Alex Mitchell hotel to a rink meeting where speakers pressed economic reform. John M. Pease opened and Loucks was introduced amid an appeal for mass support to sweep political cobwebs from the state and elect the governor.
John Anderson, buyer and shipper of cattle to Chicago and hogs to Sioux City, reports average Mitchell shipments over the past sixty days were one car per week of cattle and one car per week of hogs. At present.
A testimonial ad from Mrs. Luta A. Lona of Spring Grove Florida praising Bradfield Regulator as a cure for female ailments. The note invites women to write The Bradfield Regulator Co. in Atlanta for details, and lists 8. H. Scallin and L. O. Gale as local sellers.
L. W. Lewis declares as an independent candidate for county commissioner of the 5th district, subject to voters’ decision at the coming election. Mitchell S. D. Sept 1, 1890.
Notice for publication states James Campbell has filed final proof for the NW quarter of NW quarter of section 15 township 104 north range 60 west. Proof will be before the Register and Receiver at Mitchell South Dakota on October 1. Witnesses listed are James Leslie John F Berry Charles Morris and A H Hubbard all of Mitchell S D.
Notice from Mitchell South Dakota dated September 1 1890 announces final proof hearings for John P Lindahl and August Hofner. Lindahl files for entry 24541 sw quarter section 23 township 103 range 60 with witnesses Aufus Carlson Frank Shieke Alfred Carlson and Henry B Anderson. Hofner files for homestead entry 27024 northeast quarter section 18 township 102 range 61 west with witnesses Albert H Smith John Ewart James Ewart and Ira Pingry. Proceedings set October 16 1890 and October 18 1890 respectively before the register and receiver at Mitchell.
A long preface outlines three proposed constitutional amendments from the first state legislature. The first would allow additional debt up to 500000 beyond existing indebtedness for public works, with exceptions for war or defense. The second would bar Indians who rely on US government support or hold nontaxable land from voting. The third concerns woman suffrage, proposing to strike the word male from Art. 7 Sec. 2, with a specific ballot format, all to be voted on at the state election the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November 1890. A. O. RtnesrRup, Secy of State.
A charming lute book recounts a neighborhood plan to visit the Corn Palace amid a farm scene true to life for Illinois and Iowa readers. The Illinois Central Railroad passenger department offers copies mailed free to interested addressors.
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