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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1890
Page
3
A fragmented transcript describes a court hearing involving a church community, debt, and efforts to aid the poor. It notes a detainee or defendant and mentions deacons and parishioners, with emphasis on church members seen at the doorway and community support.
A Texas Rangers duel between Herman Thomas and Reid on September’s eve near Marin and the San Juan river ends with Arbiter Ridgely declaring no mortally wounded after a mock battle. The two men shake hands and return to camp in time. Thomas later dies at the Bishop’s Palace in Monte rey. Ridgely survives and remains a respected West Point graduate and lawyer.
A New York Jewish leader explains Passover wine must be produced and sold under Hebraic supervision. Only about six authorized Hebrews can sell kosher wines, with violations punished by loss of authorization and fines. About 40,000 gallons of Passover wine are sold locally each season.
An observer notes merlin hawks using passing trains on Scotel railway lines to flush prey from smoke. The birds fly close behind trains and dash through the smoke to seize small animals, returning to the wake for subsequent hauls as the train speeds on.
A humorous Arizona note chronicles a publisher planning a multi purpose building housing a weekly paper, a book office, a grocery, hardware, butcher, boot and shoe shop, a signal station, and a gunsmith shop under one roof. The piece lampoons rival attempts and recalls early struggles and town gossip.
A woman in a St Louis hotel caused a valuable soap dish set to break after paying about thirty dollars for damages. She claimed no use for the set at home, followed by a loud incident in her room as staff investigated.
The Sunday lesson analyzes Luke 7 1 1 and the miracle of the dead man who rises at Christ s word. It emphasizes the narrative power of the four gospel voices, Christ s compassion toward the widow, and the transformative effect of Jesus s touch on the bier.
Historical ad copy promotes figs of California as a combined medicinal plant remedy. It claims to leverage plant virtues as an effective laxative to permanently cure habitual constipation and address ills tied to a weak or inactive condition of the human system.
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