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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1896
Page
3
The Mitchell Capital and The Mitchell Printing Co announce low subscription rates for 4s subscribers. Details indicate affordable pricing for early subscribers with promotions and home delivery options.
Advertisers receive a satirical notice about charges and wedding themes presented by Weitding.
Immigration officials in Washington note a rise in arrivals during February. The text mentions increased numbers and stricter admission construction as part of ongoing immigration policy discussions.
A garbled passage references a stretcher Tomlinson and a report about a senator. The text is unclear but implies an honest report and a judgment about the matter. No clear names, places, dates, or events are identifiable.
Fragmentary notes indicate Harrison's status as a presidential candidate unclear while McKinley supporters gain an expected advantage. The Washington center appears to push forward in nominations, with friends and allies named among the visible sources.
Fragmentary note claims sarsaparilla affects children and causes agony. writer asserts the medicine reveals dreadful sores and dominates health, expressing a grave fear of its power.
A fragmented reminiscence describes a one year old boy facing illness and severe eyesight issues. Neighbors note no caregiver, with occasional visits from a doctor and attempts to comfort the child through the night. The passage hints at medical struggle and insufficient care.
A fragmented OCR note reports a seer named Leckie influencing local politics with mentions of arpoins and a direction toward Soath. The readable text suggests a ceremonial or symbolic election tied to a seer figure.
Notices detail foreclosure actions on several South Dakota mortgages. Each entry lists mortgagor and mortgagee, dates, legal descriptions, amounts due, and the pending sale of the mortgaged premises at public auction at the Davison County Courthouse in Mitchell.
A public auction will sell the mortgaged land in Davison County South Dakota on the date in the judgment. The property is described as the northwest quarter of section township and range with 160 acres bound to satisfy a judgment of eleven hundred seven dollars thirty eight cents plus costs. The sale is ordered by the Fourth Judicial Court with sheriff J S Cook acting as officer.
Notice is given that the claimant has filed intent to establish proof of continuous residence and cultivation of land in section 23, township 6, range P.M., before the Register and Receiver at Mitchell South Dakota on May 9. Witnesses named include W B Tobes D Dons Rammstoriein and Thomas Dabler.
Notice for publication given that the following settler filed intent for final proof in support of his claim before the register and receiver at Mitchell, South Dakota. Witnesses: Eugene A. Pratt, Hervey Hazleton, Samuel M. Dantert. Claimant: Abraham Borstos. Location: nw 1/4 sec 5, township 61 west, principal meridian.
Notice is given that the named settler has filed final proof in support of his claim. The proof will be made before the district court in Hanson county in Mitchell South Dakota on May 4, 1895. Witnesses include William Clark E M Agno Crosbie and C F Brown all of Mitchell. Abraham Burton is the claimant.
The Mitchell lands office lists a named settler filing final proof in support of his claim. The proof will be made before a receiver in Mitchell South Dakota on May Allen D Stevens is named as witness along with Adrian J Annis William Wilkinson and Robert Toton all on the sw rge 61 west H EL 23 922.
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