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Newspaper

Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1908

Page

4

Mitchell Board Elects Staff and Advances High School Plans

The Mitchell board of education met Friday in the city hall basement. Vice President Lichfield presided as they elected H. H. Floff as superintendent and M. M. Ramer as principal, re elected several teachers, and discussed bonds of 69000 for a new high school. They hired Preston & Hannectt to prepare bond records and reviewed a proposed school building sketch from Architect Bell of Minneapolis. The group planned future teacher elections and beautification work once grounds are graded.

Board of Education Lichfield South Dakota Canton Preston & Hannectt Litchfield 9. A. Bates H. H. Floff M. M. Ramer Jessie Walrath Miss Gold Thurston Miss Mitchell J. ©. Lindesy Lindsey Gary Mitchell Jst East Side Bell Minneapolis

Hall's Catarrh Cure advertisement affidavit 1886

Frank J. Cheney of F. J. Cheney & Co. swears as senior partner that the firm will pay $100 for every case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Notary A. W. Gleason certified this on December 6, 1886, Toledo Ohio. The remedy is taken internally and acts on blood and mucous surfaces. testimonials available. Also promotes Wall's Family Pills for constipation.

Frank J. Cheney F. J Trall Cheney & CO Toledo O. Mesa Wall

Banking Reserves Meant for Use in Emergencies

A Wall Street Journal aphorism compares bank reserves to a hospital emergency bed. It notes some bankers treat reserves as decorative, risking lack of readiness when a crisis strikes. The point: reserves must be usable in emergencies, not merely kept.

Nat Wall Street Journal

A Clever Scheme

A boy explains how he and Eric Jones swapped teacher help to improve arithmetic marks. He says they did five problems each day with the teacher's aid, then exchanged help to boost both their scores. The anecdote appears in Harper's.

Tommy Eric Jones Harper’s

Impartiality Taints a Rabbit Hunt Tale

In a terse exchange an amiable man proclaims Mr Scatterton prides himself on impartiality. An unnamed speaker recalls a past hunting trip with Scatterton where he appeared indifferent to who or what was affected, including a rabbit or dog.

Mr. Scatterton

Candidacy Endorsed for Mayor by Civic Federation

The Civic Federation met at the Methodist church to hear a committee report on mayoral timber. The committee endorsed A. I. Hitchcock as the best available candidate and the federation adopted the report unanimously citing his integrity and long city residence. If elected he would enforce city and state laws to the extent of his office.

Civic Federation Methodist Church A. I. Hitchcock Federation E Hitchcock Hitchcock

Death Was On His Heels A Virginia Man Uses New Discovery

Jesse P Morris of Skippers Virginia narrowly escaped a pneumonia episode in 1906 before trying Dr Kings New Discovery. After two and a half bottles he recovered fully and credited the remedy for lung disease and cough relief. The product was sold under a guarantee at Dieh Brownes drug store with trial bottles free.

Jesse P. Morris Skippers Dr. King Dieh & Brown’s

Work Weakens Kidneys In Mitchell Laborers

Mitchell residents in heavy daily labor suffer kidney strain from bending and lifting. James E. Duncan credits Doan's Kidney Pills with restoring function after years of backache and irregular secretions. Sold by Diehl & Brown and Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY is sole US agent. Remember the name Doan's.

Mitchell Dean James E. Duncan W. Second St Mitchell, S. D Diehl & Brown Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo New York United States Doan

Short Stories From Various Local Notes

A Brownback family monument in Pottsville Pennsylvania will weigh eight tons and list 1 800 names. A George Washington signed war document was found among Essex county New Jersey courthouse records. A Broken Heart Drug Store operates in Payette Missouri serving youth appeal. Granite Oklahoma asks to locate a penitentiary there for quarry work for 10 000 years. J M Felker of Auburn Massachusetts owns a continental 1777 six dollar bill redeemable in Spanish milled dollars. The diabolo sport, revival of an ancient game, is gaining popularity under the name devil on two sticks.

George Washington Essex County N. J Payette Broken Heart Drug Store Granite Okla J. M. Felker Auburn Mass

Obituary of Louisa Witzel at Artesian

Louisa Witzel died at her Artesian home in March and funeral services were held Wednesday March 25 conducted by Rev J J Kearton. Born in Hanover Germany August 28 1828 she came to America in 1855 and married Henry Witzel that year. Eight of ten children survive Jacob Henry John Louis Witzel Mrs V D Strong Mrs C A Strong Mrs Amelia Schroeder and Mrs Louisa Banda. Her husband preceded her six years ago and she joined the Methodist church in youth remaining faithful. May God bless her. J H Kearteo

Louisa Witzel Artesian J. J. Kearton Louisa Herbert Hanover Germany America Henry Witzel Iowa County Wis Territory of Dakota Eigeht Jacob Henry John Louis Witzel V. D. Strong C. A. Strong Amelia Schroeder Louisa Banda Better Land

Twenty Year Health Sentence Credits Arnica Salve

O S Woolever of LeRaysville New York says Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured his bleeding piles twenty years ago and the ointment heals sores boils burns wounds and cuts quickly. Sold for 25 cents at Diehl Brown's drug store.

Bucklen O. S. Woolever LeRaysville N. Y Diehl & Brown

Electric Bitters Restored My Life Says Mill Creek Man

Nine years ago a Mill Creek Indiana Territory man faced a near death due to a failing health. A druggist advised Electric Bitters and the product cured him restoring strength. Sold under guarantee at Diehl Brown's drug store for 50 cents.

OC. Farthing Mill Creek Ind Dieh! & Brown's

Feather beds spark flying machine inventor joke

Jinks declares feather beds unhealthy while Blinks claims an inventor of flying machines wants them spread nationwide. The exchange appears in the Chicago News as a lighthearted cartoon dialogue.

Jinks Chicago News

Witty Titles From Philadelphia High School Competition

Readers recall a contest at a Philadelphia high school where pupils submitted witty title ideas for twelve sham books on a dummy shelf. The entries include plays on well known names and works such as Thoughts On My Bed, On Different Tacks, The Fatal Blow, and Lost In the Wash with authorship attributed to familiar literary figures.

Philadelphia M. BE W van Ham Lizzie John Wood John Knox Porter Mill O. W. Holmes Morse Burroughs

Getting Along in Schoolroom Banter

Miss Goodley and Miss Hussle share a lively exchange about constant activity. Miss Knox notes the steady task they avoid admitting growing older as they converse in playful Catholic Standard and Times tone.

Miss Goodley Miss Hussle Miss Knox Catholic Standard and Times

Dr. King's New Life Pills Promoted for Stagnation Relief

Advertised purifiers claim to cure headache billiousness and jaundice by cleansing the liver and bowels without erinding or griping. Available for 25c at Diehl & Brown's drug store.

Dr. King Diehl & Brown’s

Not Consistent with Coal Depletion Claims

Mrs Gunson cites an expert predicting coal reserves exhaustion in a century. Mr Gunson doubts the coal dealers will accept such a long timeline. Pittsburg Post.

Large Thumbs Hint At Character And Rulerly Prominence

A New York Journal feature quotes Irving R. Bacon on thumbs revealing character. Large thumbs indicate natural rulers who are practical and fond of usefulness, with a love of history. The reading then notes women with large thumbs may marry for security yet prove helpful in adversity.

Irving R. Bacon New York Journal

Gare of the Horse Advice for Farmers and Horses

The piece advises farmers to minimize horse purchases while keeping a good animal for sale when possible. It stresses planning, quality hay for horses, and balanced feeding. Do not overwork horses. avoid comparing effort with neighbors.

Gare

Economical beef rations from four year Nebraska studies

A Nebraska experiment station bulletin reports four years of feeding trials. Prairie hay with corn yields poor gains. alfalfa hay with corn returns profitable gains. Clover hay profits when alfalfa unavailable. Corn stover with alfalfa and corn lowers costs and boosts profit. Prairie hay plus small amounts of protein concentrate improves gains over corn alone.

Nebraska Experiment Station

Alfalfa Gains Ground in Vermont Yields and Methods

Vermont agricultural station reports alfalfa grown with yields from two and a half to six tons per acre. Recommended culture includes thorough soil prep, early seeding with oats, twenty pounds seed per acre, light annual fertilizer, and weed-free land. Best results occur on gravelly or slaty clay loams with good drainage and gentle slopes.

Vermont Agricultural Station

Call Out the Weaklings in Poultry Breeding

Professor J. F. Rice urges the flockkeeper to cull weak chicks to improve vitality. He cites dull eyes, thin limbs, and a crow-like head as warning signs of weak vitality and advises breeding only robust birds.

Professor J. F. Rice

Farm Tool Care Helps Prevent Spring Rust

Read the note urging quick inspection of plows and disks stored away months ago. If oil or grease is missing from bright parts, rust may form. A moment now to reoil saves hours in the busy spring season.

Look to the Colt's Feet Care Routine

The article stresses keeping a colt’s feet trimmed to prevent long toes and cracked hooves. Rasp the hoof into shape before turning the colt to pasture. Neglect can lead to broken hooves and lasting poor foot health.

Use of Brewers' Grains in Dairy Ration

A dairyman near a city with cheap brewers grains finds the best milk ration uses one half bushel fresh grains with three quarts of bran and two quarts of corn chops per cow per two feeds, followed by a feed of mixed hay and corn fodder.

Long Life For Fence Posts From Wood Treated With Creo Sote

Posts treated with creo sote gain extended life with cost between 4 and 15 cents per post. Willow maple and elm absorb more treatment and should last twenty years or more beyond untreated chestnut or cedar.

Unconscious Meal Ends With Bread as Breadline

The anecdote about John Muir describes a dining scene where Muir, lost in storytelling, repeatedly breaks off pieces of bread and forgets to order. His companion finally prompts him to eat, and Muir declares the last piece of bread on the plate as “bully.”

John Muir Muir Mr Muir Bookman

The Pygmy Earth and the Sun’s Vast Dimensions

An article contrasts the Sun’s immense size with Earth’s, noting the Sun’s diameter about 866000 miles and volume about 1.3 million Earths. It explains solar density, total weight, and uses a two foot Sun globe versus a pea for education, while classifying the Sun among variable stars.

Ebor

Discovery of Mammoth Cave Deep Passage Opens After Bridge

The text recounts that after initial exploration was done by enslaved workers, progress halted at obstacles like a large limestone rock and a deep crevasse. In 1887 Stephen and companions crossed a makeshift tree-bridge over the Bottomless pit, unlocking vast cave sections and revealing the abyss to be 180 feet deep.

Mammoth Cave Stephen

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State of Ohio City of Lucas County Serl A. W. Gleason The Dorsement A. E. Hitchcock Death Brownback Pottsville Hart Schaffner & Marx Hart Schaffner Marx Mer Farrers
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