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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1890
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR text shows an old advertisement listing Mitchel l Printing Co items like Onecopy One cent ads and cards. Mentions Den Street Mant Grebe Wines and several garbled names, lacking clear event or outcome.
Vague manifesto outlines democratic reforms and public access aims. A mayoral candidate pledges transparency while criticizing prior administration for closed processes and limited oversight. Citizens seek detailed plans and measurable benchmarks before the election.
Clara Louise Teception visits Aberdeen and Huron as both towns weigh options on property deals and react to growing demand. Officials in Aberdeen and Huron signal differing approaches to development and zoning while residents watch for clarity on forthcoming approvals.
fragmented text discusses Republicans and Democrats in the 1902 political scene. mentions recommitment to the party and a leader who could unite supporters. references optimism about achieving goals if the party stays strong and true to its platform.
In Milwaukee discussions address Protestant sentiment and public policy on religious toleration in schools. Local leaders weigh intelligence and civic duties as debates unfold about church influence and education.
A garbled OCR fragment hints at political debate and strategies around a democratic contest. It mentions Bismarck and possible electoral tension with references to rebuke and wiping out opposition.
Fragmented text outlines fierce opposition to a new vote provision with varied influences shaping the result. The passage mentions capital removals and ongoing legislative battles, hinting at a regional struggle affecting multiple towns and their futures.
Debates center on two bills to extend or amend the timber culture act and its applications. Lawmakers consider provisions to allow claimants time to prove up and commute listings while shielding existing holders, with potential impact on Dakota territories.
An advertisement promotes a regulator product sold to customers through J W Hellums of Water Valley, Atlanta, Georgia. The claim states the customer was completely cured after using one bottle. Details requested for further particulars.
An old time ad promotes Buckien's Arnica Salve claiming it cures cuts ulcers salt rheum fever tetter chapped hands chilblains and eruptions with a money back guarantee. It notes price two cents per box and availability from 8 B Seal. Also advertised are electric bitters promising whole satisfaction or refund with prices fifty cents and one dollar per bottle from Scallin's.
A promotional note claims Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup is the teething remedy of a famed nurse and physician in the United States. It touts forty years of use and asserts relief from teething pain and dysentery while curing griping bowels and wind, selling at 25 cents per bottle.
A memory recounts giving Castoria to a sick child named Ene who cried for it. As she grew older she remained attached to Castoria and one mentions giving it to other children. The note ends abruptly with a stray word.
In Hamilton township Charles Mix county four men report sows that will farrow in the spring. Albert Houtdeeper near Harrison notes eleven sows that have not yet farrowed this season, with Lee also providing care and feeding until harvest.
The ladies class under Mrs Dr Green has progressed to perform an entertainment at the rink opera house on Thursday evening April 11. The event is billed as the season's highlight and showcases their discipline and skill.
South Dakota district records show Minneapolis Mutual Fire Insurance Company of Minnesota filed its annual statement for year ending December 31 1989 with assets in real estate office furniture and cash on hand. The report lists liabilities unearned premiums and outstanding risks while noting taxes paid and agent commissions. Officers B F Nelson president and C H Spencer secretary sworn March 27 before a notary, with state auditor L C Taylor certifying authority.
Mortgage directions detail foreclosure procedures under South Dakota law. The notice cites a sale at the front door of Mitchell, timing on a May day, describing the property in county territory and involving American Investment Company and attorneys in a public sale under mortgage provisions.
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