Harvey Harris Dead a Respected Bismarck Citizen
Harvey Harris a longtime Bismarck resident dies after years of tuberculosis. Born December 12 1852 in Butler County Ohio he built a real estate business after relocating from Duluth and served in public roles including Burleigh County commissioner and state constitutional convention secretary. Funeral in Methodist church honors his public service. burial at Catholic cemetery.
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Harvey Harria
Bismarck
Butler County
Ohio
Oxford
Franklin Counties
Dakota
Missouri
North Dakota
Railroad Commission
Ucation
Devine
Briggs
Burleigh County
Rathaard
Methodist
Megers
C. B. Little
J. S. Pierce
W. A. Lusby
C. D. Edick
Joseph Hare
Jesus
Nean
Digestive Tonic Promises Appetite and Health
An old advertisement extols Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a superior stomach remedy that cleanses bowels, stimulates gastric secretions, purifies blood, and strengthens liver and kidneys. It claims to create healthy appetite and declares the product the most efficient medicine for stomach troubles. The ad blends medical claims with abrupt product promotion.
Move the Sheridan Hotel to a New Site in City Block
Northern Pacific plans a major remodel and relocation of the Sheridan hotel at a cost over $20,000. Glineberg and Lovin secure the contract to move the building east of its present site, with extensive renovations including a brick veneer, new windows, stone sills, a plate glass front, and a rebuilt steam plant. Tenants are told to vacate within two weeks as two sections of the hotel are moved and upgraded, creating a modern first class venue with enhanced conveniences and a new depot serving travelers in the area.
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Glineberg & Lovin
Sheridan House
Pacifi
Sheridan
Northern Pacific
Baker
Mary
Fifth Streets
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Women
Letters from middle aged women praise Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief during the change of life. Testimonials attest improved health, renewed strength, and gratitude, with addresses in Brooklyn Bradford and Bridgewater cited as sources.
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Pinkham
Diam
Lydia B. Pinkhem
Joe
DeKalb Ave
Brooklyn
Dean Mus
Lydia B. Pinkham
Lever
Coydon St
Bradford
Readers urged to trust Grand Forks citizens on health claims
A letter from A L Pailey of Grand Forks North Dakota asserts local citizens speak more convincingly than distant voices. He testifies about kidney pains and back trouble and praises Doan's Kidney Pills from Trepanier & Co. drug store, sharing a personal experience including an accident and urging readers to inquire about his use and views of the product. The ad also promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as spring health medicine and notes a Lake Ethel property for sale with cattle and improvements listed by Dan Williams in McLean County North Dakota.
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Grand Torks
Union
A. L. Pailey
Dakota Avenue
Grand Forks
N. 10
Carpenter
Alwys
Doan
Trepanier & Co
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
Toe United
SOME PRAIRIE BREEZES AND THE CENSUS MAN POEMS
A collage of satirical verses and poems riffing on germs census taunts and a political note. The piece weaves humor about microbes and disinfection with caricatures of public figures and a satirical wedding tale, ending with a brief political update on Hon. C. M. Johnson withdrawing his delegate bid.
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