Time Carefully Complied for Capital's Readers
Local notices mix with ads and anecdotes as topics range from crop figures and court cases to county deeds and market chatter. The piece mentions Mrs Booth and Mrs Walpole, a divorce suit, farmers listing plows, and product pitches including spruces, sarsaparilla, and Ely's Cream Balm with testimonials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Booth
A. Walpole
Ivorce
F. Ls. White & Co
Gib Clark
Nick Pfeif
Two Weddings and Local Business Notes in Mt Vernon
A double wedding report from Mt Vernon notes John McClatchie and Marguerita Yarrow wed at the bride’s mother's home with Rev A R Boggs officiating. Lester L Green and Eliza Stafford also married in a quiet ceremony with Rev C B Clark. The item then advertises Mylan & Tannehill selling buggies, carriages, wagons, and sewing machines as agents for D M Sechler & Co. Also coverage of A L VanOsdel and Capt Curtis visiting the Exposition, praising Mitchell’s display and its potential to charm eastern visitors about South Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McClatchie.Yarrow
Mt. Vernon
John McClatchie
Marguerita Yarrow
A. R. Boggs
Mrs. McClatchie
Atiineepole
Lester L. Green
Eliza Stafford
Rev
C. B. Clark
Mylan & Tannehill
Sechler
A. L. VanOsdel
Capt. Curtis
Mitchell
South Dakota
Republican Day at Mitchell Honors Hon. W B Allison
Republican Day at Mitchell features Hon W B Allison addressing the crowd at the Rink Opera House on Wednesday October 5 at 10 30 am urging Iowa citizens to attend. Music by the Iowa State Band and Republican Glee Club. admission free. Also reports a marriage: Derby C Burnside and Ella Cross wed Tuesday night with Rev A R Boggs officiating and plans to reside in Aberdeen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
W. B. Allison
Rink Opera House
Iowa State Band
Republican Glee Club
Derby C. Burnside
Ella Cross
A. R. Boggs
Miss Platt
Clark
Meredith
Bridgewater
Burnside
Aberdeen
Threshing Yields Reported From Plano Township
A. H. Bailey arrived from Plano township Saturday and reported local threshing results. Robt Wilkinson threshed 136 bushels of wheat from 320 acres, C. E. Brown's Bailey yielded 500 bushels from 10 acres, W. J. Horsley finished threshing Saturday with 12 bushels per acre, a much lower yield than expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.H. Bailey
Plano Township
Robt. Wilkinson
C. E. Brown
Bailey
W. J. Horsley
Demogratic Harmony and General Sickles on Campaigns
General Sickles comments on the Democratic side in New York saying the Hill faction is unnecessary to Cleveland's victory. He dismisses the importance of New York, predicts other states will carry for Cleveland, and quips that few parade soldiers will vote for him.
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General Sickles
New York
Cleveland
Vilas
Wisconsin
Dickinson
Michigan
Harrity
Pennsylvania
Russell
Massachusetts
Hill
Mr. Hill
Chicago
Third Corps
Palmer's Prayer and party lines on taxes and wages
Commander-in-chief Palmer expresses sympathy for President Harrison amid Mrs. Harrison’s illness and commemorates the Union veterans encampment in Washington. The piece then criticizes the Democratic and Populist stance on bank currency and protection, cites the McKinley tariff’s impact, and notes wage increases in New York and Massachusetts manufacturing under the McKinley law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Washington
Palmer
Peck
New York
Labor Commissioner
Massachusetts
Paupers and Free Trade Policy Compared
A historical note argues that pauperism is rising under free trade. It contrasts America with one pauper per 680 people to a place with one per thirty nine. It claims low wages and poor living drive welfare after old age and asserts free trade expands pauper numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free Trade Kingland
America
Free Trade Party In
Mitchell News Notes from Vernon and Surroundings
Mr. Vernon and C F Raymond’s mother visit from Aurora. Mrs O McEwen returns from Iowa with sister Mrs Warren. Mrs Thomas Chantry hosts her mother from Iowa. Several town folks attend the Corn Belt Exposition. Palmer Champlin loses a valuable horse. Lewis Champlin builds a large new house as farmers haul grain from long distances. Uncalled letters at Mitchell post office list many names. Card of thanks from Neilly and family for aid after bereavement. Johnie Pease visits the Exposition and comments on Davison county farmers’ poverty amid exhibits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anc
Johnie Pease
Davison County
Fiji
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Hinor
Ner Johnston Gang
Jvan Alstine
Gibbs
Itchell
Exland
Henry Parry & Co
Isaparilla
Sursaparilla
Plano ‘Township
Han
ARS
Alstine
Igang
mCall
Cross
Agricul- South Dakota
Mitchell Real Estate
Brest
Broad
Ely
E P Willard
Joliett
Tilson
Arcola
Ill
Stafford
Burnside—Cross
The
Grand Army
President Harrison
Democratic Party
Democrats
People's Party
Salt & Sons
Saltaire
Bradford
England
New York Press
South Carolina
Elkins
McGovern’s
Sioux City
Bedford
P.T. McGovern
Neighborhood News
Eresed
Walter D Carpenter
Charles England
Hugh Keenan
Etta Louiss
Jtw
Neild
R A Rorick
JG Rensin
Alenuwood
Thomas Taylor
Henry Taylor Chase Walston
Alfred Waterbury
J. W. Beatrin
BP. M
Goo. Neilly
Lizziz Neilly
Georgie N&eilly
Aggie McNamara
Lizziz McNamara
John Hungerford
West End
Elmira
N. Y
Hood
Moore
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