City Council forms committee to audit cemetery funds
City council adjourned after a lengthy session approving a deed to Mr Wilkinson for a cemetery lot bought eight years ago. A three member committee, Aldermen Stout Miller and Perry, will investigate cemetery funds. McDonald named weighmaster. city hall site selected near the Republican office pending election results. Treas urer Kibbee reported 7,999.66 in funds. Police, park, sewer, and pole removal measures discussed. Election notices set for April 16.
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VanAlstine
Wilkisson
Wilkinson
Stout
Miller
Perry
M. M. McDonald
Helen M Dudge
Justice McKinley
O Warfield
Kibbee
van Alstine
Bowdle
City Hall
Bracy
Ofther
Censon
Wells
East Side
West Side
Park Committee
Neat Side Park
Main
Fourth Streets
Main Street
Advertising Fakir Baits Madison Businesses for Cash
Local report says several Madison businessmen were deceived by an advertising fakir who used a forged letter from a clergyman to solicit church directory ads. The scam collected money in advance before any advertising appeared. Statewide guidance urges rejecting outside solicitors to avoid wasted funds.
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Madison
Local man’s cure after flood ironed with new discovery
Chas C Ellis of Lisbon Indiana repaired a telegraph line after a Bowring flood washed it away. He suffered a severe cold and cough, thought to have consumption after visits to doctors in Oakland Nebraska Sioux City and Omaha. He credits Dr King s New Discovery with a full recovery after six bottles. Trial bottles free.
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Chas. C. Ellis
Lisbon
Oakland
Neb
Sioux City
Omahbs
Dr. King
S. H. Scallin
Day to Yankton asylum ordered after insanity inquiry
A South Dakota board ruled R. F. Day unfit to manage affairs and ordered admission to Yankton asylum after illness and erratic stock trading raised concerns. The case followed prior confinement and family efforts to curb his behavior. An appeal to asylum authorities was planned. Dr. Pierce promotes Favorite Prescription and a medical advisory book with mail offers.
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Board of Insanity
R. F. Day
Abbey
Hitchcock
Yankton
Day
Bishop Hare Visits Mitchell for Palm Sunday Services
Bishop Hare head of the Episcopal church in South Dakota preached in the morning and led communion with Rev. Heath assisting. Evening sermon followed by the confirmation of twelve new members. Choir music enhanced both services as Rev. Heath gains support to grow a strong congregation.
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Hare
Episcopal Church
South Dakota
God
Mitchell
Mr. Heath
Heath
Stick to It
Geo L Heard of High Tower Georgia reports eczema on his baby covering the body. After nightly burning and itching he improved after applying Banner Salve. the doctor encouraged continuing as it was more effective than prior treatment.
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Benson
Pain
Ames
Oliver Ames & Son
Benson's
Benson’s
Seabury & Johnson, Mfg. Chemists
N.Y
Geo L. Heard
High Tower
S. H. Scallin
Missions collection at Methodist church raises $450
Sunday at the Methodist church the annual missions collection was taken up after Dr. Youngman delivered an effective sermon. Five benevolences received funds: Freedman’s Aid educational superannuated preachership church extensions and missionaries. He pledged to continue soliciting funds until at least doubling the amount.
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Methodist Church
Youngman
Foley's Honey and Tar Promises Cough Relief
A regional advertisement claims Foley's Honey and Tar cures stubborn coughs from lagrippe or heavy colds by strengthening the lungs and aiding healing, attributed to Scalliano.
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Foley
Degree of Honor social at Workman hall review
A large crowd attended the Degree of Honor event at Workman hall on Friday night. The program featured songs and recitations by children, John Roth with his gramophone entertaining the audience, and refreshments. A quilt from the group was sold to Mrs. Frank Parks, and the evening ended with dancing and good cheer.
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Workman Hall
John Roth
Frank Parks
Electric Bitters credited with reviving overworked congressman
Missouri congressman Champ Clark claims overwork and nervous tension nearly collapsed him. He says three bottles of Electric Bitters restored his health and vitality. The ad urges readers to try the medicine, sold by S. H. Scallin druggist for 50 cents with a guarantee.
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Iaet
Champ Clark
Missouri
S. H. Scallin
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