Peruna Endorsement From War Officer in Maryland
Chas W Bowman of Lanham Maryland a lieutenant and adjutant writes that Peruna helped his severe cold in forty eight hours and he and his family use it as a preventive. He says Peruna contains no narcotic and can be used long term without forming a habit. Address Dr Hartman Columbus Ohio for free medical advice. All correspondence confidential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. W. Bowman
M. Cor
Lanham
Peruna
C. W. Bowman
Hartman
Hartman Sanitarino
Columbus Ohio
Wolf Tamed by Pocketknife in Dakota Chase
Sioux Falls report describes Chas Persson a Sully County ranchman fighting a monstrous gray wolf after a lengthy chase. With a dog at his side he used a jock knife to slay the animal which measured about six feet tip to tip, the largest seen in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
Chas. Persson
Sully County
Persson
Must Work or Go Hungry In Emery South Dakota
The town of Emery near Sioux Falls adopts a work for meals plan to curb tramp activity. The town clerk will supply 250 meal tickets to the town marshal. tramps must work on the streets to earn a meal. Those who refuse to work cannot eat unless they pay. This move aims to deter visitors on the road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
United States
Linmigte T Uo
Tnwi
W. Holmes
Jackaon
Bi Vaul
Min
Hmery
Sioux Falls
Knights of the Road
Victory for Settlers in O'Brien County land cases
Col John H King of Huron reports a U S court decision in the O'Brien County La land cases favoring the settlers. The ruling potentially locks in over 500000 dollars involved with more than two dozen attorneys at hearings. The decision rests on principles presented by King years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fluron
John H. King
Huron
O'Brien
United States Court
King
Plucky Boy Farmers Turn Prodigies in Brown County
Floyd Pierson about 18 and his 10 year old brother are cited as the youngest farmers in South Dakota or the Northwest. They planted and tended over 300 acres this spring without help, earning praise from inspectors for fieldwork rivaling seasoned farmers. Their father, George Pierson, was away with a carload of horses during the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Pierson
Brown County
South Dakota
Northwest
George Pierson
Mistake Costs Her Life Nurse Dies From Strychnine Error
A Sioux Falls message reports Mrs. Margaret Green matron and nurse at the state deaf mute school died after mistaking strychnine for morphine in a hypodermic. She came from Iowa, and the Deadwood hospital expansion with a $30,000 annex is noted. Other items cover Old Settlers picnic date changes, cattle profits near Deadwood, strokes of apoplexy in Division County, a Trax and Betts elevator fire near Sioux Falls, and Tulare store fire with $8,000 loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Green
Sioux Falls
Sunday
Green
Iowa
Trax & Betts Elevator Company
Hartford
Sioux Walls
Sunday School Convention Passes Despite Bad Weather
The state Sunday school convention held in Mitchell faced a wintry mix including rain and a snow storm that reduced attendance. Officers elected for the year include President Dr. James Chalmers of Brookings College, Vice President Rev. J. P. Jenkins, Secretary and Treasurer Rev. F. P. Leach, and several executive committee members led by Rev. C. M. Daley. The event concluded Thursday evening with Mrs. Bryner delivering the closing address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchel
Mitchell
James Chalmers
Brookings College
Vermillion
J. P. Jenkins
Sioux Falls
IF. P. Leach
Siouxalls
C. M. Daley
Huron
H. H. Grant
V. H. Hagen
A. H. Seymour
D. A. Jordahl
D. C. Jones
International
A. CG. McCuanley
Bridgewater
CG. M. Daley
Mra. Bryner
Ford Acquitted In Sioux Falls Stolen Goods Case
George A Ford, a Sioux Falls businessman, was acquitted by a state circuit court jury after being charged with receiving stolen jewelry and money from the Agrant pawnbroking shop daylight robbery last summer. The case followed a December grand jury indictment and generated notable local interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Ford
Sioux Falls
Ford
Agrant
Sioux Falls Man F D Mills Disappears in Kansas City
F D Mills senior partner of Mills & Son, Sioux Falls builders, vanished in Kansas City while heading to Black Rock New Mexico to pay workers. Contracts worth about 120000 dollars spanning Black Rock and several South Dakota and Iowa sites. Relatives fear he may have been robbed and killed after carrying drafts totaling 2000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ff. D. Mills
Kansas City
F. D. Mills
Sioux Falls
Inansas City
Black Rock
Lightning Sets Ravages Across Range in Severe Snowstorm
Rapid City reports describe a brutal snow storm with heavy losses to stock. Belle Fourche area records the worst snowfall in years while farther north lightening caused a man to lose 100 head of horses out of 103 near a wire fence. Open range cattle froze to death beneath the snow. The storm is deemed the worst in years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rapid City
Belle Fourche
Storm Damage At Mitchell And Vermillion Notables
A Tuesday night storm caused extensive damage in Mitchell including the amphitheater at the fairgrounds and 100 box stalls destroyed, several barns wrecked, and a freight car blown nine miles north on the Milwaukee line. Nearly an inch of rain fell with no crop injuries. In Vermillion, Civil War veteran Christopher Clancey, weighing 344 pounds, was examined for pension growth, while Fred E.F. Smith, Indian corn et al, formerly with the state university band, is slated to perform at the Portland exposition. A Sioux Falls farm losses from fire totaled 4000 to 5000, destroying two large barns and grain, farm machinery and other property.
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Mitchell
Fair Grounds
Milwaukee Road
Christopher Clancey
Yankton
Vermillion
Pension Board
Fred EF. Smith
State University Band of
South Dakota
Portland Exposition
H. Co. Pyerson
Siouxalls
Miller teen Clarence Genkey dies in duck hunting accident
Clarence Genkey aged 14, son of David Genkey of Miller, accidentally shot himself while duck hunting. The incident occurred on a local waterway and authorities described it as a tragic mishap with no foul play suspected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Genkey
David Genkey
Miller
Weather Woes Delay Farm Work in May
A Vermillion special notes May has seen rain nearly every day delaying farm work. Ground crops are at risk of rot if dry conditions do not return soon. Local officials warn farmers to monitor soil and adjust plans accordingly.
R A Pierce Dies After Weeklong Illness in North Beresford
R A Pierce died at his home in North Beresford after a week's illness from heart failure. He was a G A R member, former Lincoln County sheriff, and a prominent lodge member.
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R. A. Pierce
North Beresford
Ele
Lincoln County
Lodges
Weather Cold Becomes New Optimist Debate
A sudden cold snap leaves Mrs Hashcroft's boarders shivering at breakfast. They debate the weather, with the philosophical boarder insisting the cold is good for crops, while another quips the ice crop benefits from the freeze.
Dean's Kidney Pills Praised By North Carolina Justice
QUICK RESULTS: W J Hill of Concord says Dean's Kidney Pills cured disordered kidneys and backache, noting clear urine with sediment, no pain after last dose, and overall health improvement. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo sells at 50 cents per box. Also a light note on summer and oysters.
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W. J. Hill
Concord
N. C
Justice of the Peace
Dean
Foster-Milburn CO
Buffalo
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad and Testimonials
Oath by Frank J. Cheney to defend Hall's Catarrh Cure promising 100 dollars for any cure rejected by other means. Including notary seal and Toledo address. Also contains old drug advertisement and a dated testimonial. Includes a cartoonish insertion about Piso's Cure and a light dialogue snippet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
J, Cheney & CO
Toledo
Drugeists
No Room for Argument in Philosophical Exchange
A brief prose vignette frames a dialogue where a professor and student debate life and death. The student offers a stark definition, while the professor accepts the remark as final, leaving the question unresolved.
The Wily Japanese at Washington
The Japanese minister Mr. Takahira repeats a tale from New Orleans about two women who fault Japanese students. They claim young men come to study then cheat, paying for one but learning enough for two or three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Takahira
Washington
New Orleans
Allen's Foot Ease advertisement notice
Ask Your Dealer for Allen's Foot Ease. A powder to shake into your shoes. It rests the feet. Cures Corns Bunions Swollen Sore Hot Callous Aching Sweating feet and Ingrowing Nails. Allen's Foot Ease makes new or tight shoes easy. Sold by all druggists and shoe stores. 25c. Sample mailed FREE. Address Allen S. Olmsted Le Roy.
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Allen
Allen S. Olmsted
le Roy
Dr David Kennedy Cure Story From New Jersey Bottles
A garbled note from N J mentions Dr David Kennedy curing kidney trouble and references shorthand-like inscriptions and ancient Egypt finds. The text includes Names S Wardell Burnsville N J and scattered monetary figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Kennedy
Kennedy
Rondout
N. J
S. Wardell
Burnsville
N.J
Questioning the Plan and a Ball Player’s Odd Trend
A puzzled speaker asks about noticing things on an installment plan while another questions the habit of a ball player who hits many balls at night but few the next day. The dialogue weaves through a prologue style, hinting at patterns and inquiry.
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Hyer
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UTES
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Deadwood
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Minnehaha County
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New York
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Roe
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Piso
R. H. Seidel
Olive Street
St. Louis, Mo
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DE Laval
St. Louis
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