Mitchell region notes show busy Fourth plans and locals visiting
The column records a flurry of town social and business activity from Aden grove Fourth of July events to visits by residents like Drake Hilton and Jebrate Stroube. It notes school hires, church services, rural telephone expansion, and ongoing rebuilding and summer schooling efforts in Mitchell area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
Don van Zante
Martin van Zante
Wessington Springs
Presbyterian Church
the Foundation
Jay Cook
Ed Sailer
Kimball Exchange
Aden Grove
S. W. Duncan
Chamberlain
J. M. Brady
Wmn. Lehcka
Chas, Mix
Local notes and humor mingle in Chamberlain dispatches
Emanuel Nobis travels from Chamberlain to stay through the Fourth. W J Kinsella takes a two week vacation via Sioux Falls Parker Canton Avon to Forepaughs Mitchell. Citizens protest saloon licenses while kids roam the streets after dark in casual fashion and old tin can pants remain the joke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emanuel Nobis
Chamberlain
W. J. Kinsella
Granite
Sioux Falls
Parker
Canton
Avon
Forepaugh
Mitchell
Goodbye Al Clate: Roast Dog Geddes News Recap
Tinan of the Kin Ball Giapare should pay no attention to Davis of the Epitome though he gave Davis a roast last week. Glate Tipan is a gentleman and publishes a leading weekly newspaper in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geddes
Tinan
Giapare
Davis
Glate Tipan
Saloon License Granted to Gannaway for Year
In a Monday council vote J D Gannaway, representing Mose Kauffman, secured a license while Brunskill was rejected four to two. Mayor Moulton favored acting on Brunskill first. the motion failed and the Brunskill bid died. A petition with about ninety signatures urged against any saloon licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Chauncey
Charley Blodgett
Kimball
J.D. Gannaway
J. WW. Brunskil
Mose Kauffman
Sioux Falls
John Pazour
Brunskill
Pazour Place
J. W. Sanford
Chamberlain
Maynard
Gannaway
Moulton
Wolf
Brimnskill
Yarosh
Rose
Ochsner
Blodgett
Unruffled Serenity of a Rural Editor in Sioux City Journal
The Sioux City Journal this week presents Clare Tinan as unflustered despite entanglements with Mitchell city committee and Kimball water commissioner. The piece portrays him as calm and office-hardened, like a country editor not elevated by promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Maguire
Mitchell
H. L. Bras
Board of Education
Downey
The
Republican
Ware
Hensey
Shipman
Rock Rapids
Iowa
Wolf Company
Wolf
Harker
Pazour's
Main Street
Ochmner's
Kimball State Bank
Pierre Wree Press
Clare Tinan
Capital Committee
Kimball
Sioux City Journal
Electric Bitters touted as cure for rheumatism and more
Colusa resident Jos Golobiek claims 15 years of rheumatism relief after using Electric Bitters. The advertisement promotes it as a cure for liver and kidney troubles and general debility with a satisfaction guarantee from E. E. Miller, druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos Golobiek
Colusa
Calif
Daly. Cc
Noted feud at local encounter ends in warning
The piece depicts a long running clash involving Clare Tinan and Dryis with Davis drawn into the dispute. It hints at a morbid appetite for constant scraps and a biting confrontation that may escalate if Dryis does not learn soon.
Warner Store Ad Promotes Groceries and Carbolisalve
An old Warner Store advertisement highlights grocery items and prices including flake and patent products, oranges, pickles, and cereals. It touts Cole's Carbolisalve as a remedy for cuts and burns with a claim of quick healing and guaranteed relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner
Warner's
Cole
Miller's Cholera Remedy Promises Satisfaction Guarantee
F. J. Miller offers Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with a money back guarantee if not satisfied. The ad touts it as the most successful bowel remedy, pleasant, safe, and reliable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E
Miler
Chamberlain
F. J. Miller
Catarrh of the Stomach Affects Digestive System
A testimonial from J. R. Boe of Coppell Texas describes chronic stomach catarrh caused by indigestion. After years of illness and unsuccessful medical remedies, the user claims Kodol gape Cure-J provided relief, with a local seller named F. E. ler in Coppell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Boe Coppell
Tex
F. E. Ler
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Essie Hilton
Duba
Fige Stroube
Yester
Vernon
Crane
J. Martin Hag
Wisconsin
Ter Smith
Jay
A. Craftfi
Tine Ridge
Ing
Bertha Kinsella
Shell
Helen Bissell
Lena May Stewart
J. W. Clevenger
Kent Chamberlain
Harry Wentry
Puka
Tong
New York State
W.F. Lumbard
Aberlain
Will Hammel
City
D. S. Brown
Aaron Doty
Mankato Commercial College
Lucy Keensa
LeMars
John m
Frank Ford
Malh
Ise
Anna Wentzy
Harry Wentzy
Rank Sypal
Pho Pazour
Ausland
Baby
Missise Ochsner
Chaplain
Oswers
Joe Yarosh
Perry
Town
Tony Rozum
Tetley
Michigan
Allis
T. Jas
Bank
Kimball Postomice
George Costello
Tkingon
W.H. Ochsner
Penic
Aehen Grove
John Parker
Canada
E.D. Schoenberger
Watertown
Company Hf
Dell Rapids
Bank of
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Plankinton
Alexandria
Mt. Vernon
J. B. Long
Anna
L.A. Foote
Merrill
Fred
A.B. Hull
Crow Creek
Lower Brule
Ohio
Sam Jones
Buckeye
Paradise
Plankaton
Mitchell Republican
Mary Maguire
Kimball Schools
Zeddes News
Glad Smith and Son
Charles Mix County
Richmond
Mr. Smith
Carnegie Library
City Hall
Geo. H. Henry
Parker Leader
Tom Bishop
Graphic
Brookings County
Henry
Hhis
W. H. Ochsner
B. F. Ochsner
Eoand
A. M. Bowles
T. A. Berry
R. Tinan
Peter Smith
Willy
Hf. W. Hinrichs
Scott
Scott & Bowne
Chamists
Posts Street
New York
Chauncey
Fire and Water Committee
Mom
Clate
Hardware Company
Pukwinia Press
Dryis
Stoghmen
Averyn
Coun
Barber Medicine CO
Kansas ‘City
Ven
Plymouth’ Rocks
C. R.tinazi
Walker Township
Pieasant Grove
J. A. Holleran
Alexandria Mitchell Hotel
Galloway Bulls
Poe Myers
SharaScaly
Raye
Oacoma
Frank Sypal
Alice Miller
Morgan
Texas
Bosque County
F.al. Miller
DeWitt
Summerton
Fe &, Miller
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