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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1902
Page
5
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The Sioux Falls Argus Leader faces a $20,000 damage suit from Col. Chase linked to railroad promotion and a sharp critique of his work. Old Friend Cal wins Sioux City mayoralty after a hard campaign, while Flo gains South Dakota support. The Chamberlain Journal questions Tompkins scandal claims and accuses a local board of tampering with mail.
Investigators in Washington scrutinize a man named Christmas who allegedly pressed the Danish government to pay him a commission to help purchase the Danish West Indies by the United States. Officials doubt the bribery charges and foresee little benefit from the inquiry.
In Chicago on Tuesday a large slate of aldermen was elected. The Municipal Voters League tried to defeat John J. Coughlin, known as Bathhouse John, for dishonesty on the council. Coughlin won with a majority over 2000 votes and will likely remain in the First ward council seat.
The Grown county courthouse project stalls as a verbal stone price agreement conflicts with the contractor. Miller writes to the stone supplier who repudiates the deal and cites an $11,000 price difference. Until a new arrangement is reached, construction is uncertain with hopes to finish this season.
Washington reports Senator Hanna is pushing for Rathbone to receive a pardon after his Cuba post office fraud conviction. The Platt amendment keeps provisional government prosecutions in effect, and even if Cubans show leniency Rathbone should serve his term without interference from the U.S. consensus.
A column details Orrick Hours scheduling with notes on Miss Charlotte Duncan declining a spring term to clerk for CG. Bliss and marriage announcements for John Trotter and Della Cook, Barbara Rogan to Sergeant George Holleran, plus school updates, new officers, and a child’s school letter from Daisy Holshire.
Mitchell and Davison county citizens should buy university lots in this addition to boost one of the county’s most valuable enterprises. Purchases by residents support the project and its community impact.
12 young cows and heifers include 1 full blood Shorthorn bull. Also listed are 1 Gang plow, 1 Sulky plow, 2 walking cultivators, 1 wagon, 1 surrey new, 1 one seat buggy, and 10 bushels seed flax. Call N I Snow Plotner farm near town.
Eighteen Dakota University delegates returned from the Vermillion Y M C A convention last Friday praising the event as one of the most enthusiastic in years. The conference was guided by 8 I Colton and C G Caldwell the Vermillion state secretary. Attendance was strong though not as large as in some years with about...
Forty delegates from outside schools attended a conference with about $100 raised to support state work for the coming year. Since Caldwell will be out of school a visiting secretary from a neighboring state will handle college outreach. The event showcased strong Christian activity in South Dakota colleges and praised Vermillion and the state university for their hospitality. A minor note from B Presson of Kansas ends with a Foley’s Honey and Tar endorsement for cough relief during grippe season.
Edw Mehler proprietor of Union Bottling Works Eric Pa reports lifelong stomach trouble and many doctors without relief. He credits Kodol Dyspepsia Cure with digestive aid and great satisfaction and urges others to try it for stomach issues. Kodol reportedly digests what you eat.
County commissioners ended a little over a day’s session with a focus on dog tax abatements as eleven residents sought one dollar reductions for alleged misassessments. Mt Vernon sought an $800 state loan for school improvements, while bridges were eyed in Beulah and Union townships. The board rejected a $450 World's Fair fund contribution to avoid straining county finances.
A Colombo Ceylon watchmaker recommends Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for coughs and colds in children. He cites rapid chest cold relief and hoarseness cure with one bottle often sufficient. Sold by L. O. Gale Drugstore.
Riverside updates include the death of a baby, family moves, and a gala close for Hanson No. 4 school. Mrs. Mary Curtis and a baby visited, Joy Wallis died of pneumonia, and teacher Miss Schultz receives gifts. Attendance honors for Lottie, Maude Schultz and Nellié, Margaret Greene noted. Socials and local travel described.
Notice from Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Wallis and family about the illness and death of their daughter Joy. Contains a testimonial praising DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve as a cure for skin wounds and sores, including a gunshot wound, with quoted anecdotal praise from A. S. Fuller of English, Indiana and H. Seallin.
Mt Vernon residents report a business trip to Mitchell by H M Mab bot. Jim Dougherty visits from Parker to see relatives. Young people attend a Plankinton dance. Mrs M I Turney and relatives from Mitchell visit Mt Vernon area. Nellisé Dougherty plans a trip to Pierre with Sherman family for several months.
A Sieele article notes a baseless fiction about a loadstone mountain that draws nails from ships. In Norway near Joedern a long sand dune with loadstone particles allegedly disturbs compasses creating whirlpool like entanglements and ships driving ashore.
The chemist Antoine Lavoisier faced execution during the French Revolution. He asked for a few days to finish ongoing experiments but was denied. He became a martyr to Robespierre’s political tyranny and died in a period of terror.
Turtle eggs described as an acquired taste with bears preferring them. The eggs have a rough yellow yolk and a liquid white that stays uncooked for a year. A curious dimple on each shell shifts sides when squeezed, implying a turtle egg with no dimple is impossible to find.
We express sincere thanks to the many friends who kindly assisted us during the difficult time and provided support, kindness, and sympathy. Your thoughtful gestures and encouragement meant a great deal to our family.
A Brooklyn Life fragment notes Clarice- Katharine polite indifference at Mrs. Chics reception. The exchange shows Clarice failing to notice the deliberate snub, with humor on social ritual and attention.
A brief exchange between friends explores self doubt and artistic potential, revealing how confidence wavers over time. One friend argues talent exists while the other remains skeptical, highlighting contrasting views on creativity.
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