Local notices and ads mix in rainy season updates
The item lists multiple notices and brief snippets from a small town paper. It mentions a farm sale to the county through G W Gillis, a renovated farmers alliance warehouse sale, lectures by Rev David McCaslin, various patent medicine promotions including Dr J H McLean’s products, a creamery planned opening around April 15, university clubs, ballroom and entertainment notes, and a county seed grain adjustment with a purchasing contract.
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Connelly
G.W. Gillis
GC. C. Bray
Farmers Alliance
Pioneer Sylvester Dean Dies in Manchester at 68
The Rev. Sylvester Dean of Manchester died at his residence on Friday April 4 1890 from neuralgia of the heart after a long illness. He was born May 4 1822 in Cleveland Ohio and moved to Cascade Iowa in 1841. He married Catherine Lathrop in 1851 and later moved to Mitchell and Manchester, leaving a legacy as a longtime Iowa pioneer and respected farmer. He leaves a widow and children including A J Dean and Mrs R M Ewart.
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Sylvester Dean
Manchester
Cty
J. Dean
The
Republican
GC. GC
Dean
Hr. M. Kawart
Tts
Mattie Dean
Iris
2. M. Ewart
Mitchell Capital
William Dean
Denver
Colorado
William
Mma
Cleveland
Ohio
Cascade
Dubuque County
Iowa
Ife
Catherine Lathrop
Ifis
Mitchell
A. J. Dean
R. M. Ewart
Brule index roasting Chamberlain and a litany of quirks
A collage of political jabs and local color items includes Barbed jests at Chamberlain, a $5000 settlement for Rev Maxwell, and comments on editors, cartoons, and public figures. Mentions of a popcorn shipment, a Louisville storm claim, and March to May musings close this scrambled sketch.
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Brule Index
Ege
Chamberlain
The Last Sad Rites For Sylvester Dean
The funeral for Sylvester Dean was held Monday morning attended by neighbors and friends. The service by Nev Geo A Mackintosh of the Presbyterian church offered prayers scripture and brief comments on Christ’s promises. At 11 the face was viewed by mourners and the procession moved to Milwaukee depot for shipment to Manchester Iowa with sons A J and C C Dean. Pallbearers from the Knights of Pythias included J K Smith W H Conyes S H Scallin C G Rathbun J E Wells and W A Scott. Cousin by marriage D W Tyler of Marion Junction also attended.
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Sylvester Dean
Nev
Geo. A. Mackintosh
Presbyterian Church
Christ
Milwaukee
Manchester
Iowa
A. J
C. C. Dean
Messrs
J. K. Smith
W. H. Conyes
S. H. Scallin
C. G. Rathbun
J.e.wells
W. A. Scott
The
Knights of Pythias
D. W. Tyler
Marion Junction
Binding Twine Industry and Its Growth
Binding Twine requires 53 000 tons annually to bind grain crops. Ten years ago only a few tons were made. Mr William Doses of Chicago spurred the start, Edwin H Fitler then built a twine factory in Philadelphia, and Deering now manufactures his own twine. The annual output value is about 14 million dollars.
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Chicago
Ilon
Edwin H. Fitler
Philadelphia
Deering
Nuisance Complaint Over Buried Animal Carcasses
Residents near the university addition complain that winter carcasses left in the locality decompose, demanding burial to abate the nuisance. I. S. Rowley, back in Omaha, says residents still favor rail connections with South Dakota.
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University Addition
I. S. Rowley
Omaha
South Dakota
Creditable County School Report Highlights Local Efforts
The county superintendent N Ll Bras reviews the past year in Davi son county public schools. It favors practical utility and broadened reading, upholds free school books, lists certificated teachers and school officers, details institute plans and the countywide June 20 exhibit of country school work, and notes the report costs nothing to the county.
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N. Ll. Bras
Davison County
Commercial Club Proposed for Mitchell City Interests
A plan to form a Mitchell Commercial Club to oversee major city interests is proposed with standing committees on railroads canning factory tax mill cement works and other ventures. A Knights of Pythias ball is set for April 15 at the new hall with a banquet as a feature. Dr J H Medean’s cascara sagrada is advertised as a tonic sold by LL O Gale.
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J. H. McLean
L. O. Gale
J. I. McLean
James
Poster
Mitchell
H.C. Preston
South Dakota
RK. C. Irvine
Kalamazoo
Knights of Pythias
Kk. Po
Railroad Racket in Mitch ell Meeting on New Rail Link
Citizens met at Gowdle and Newcomer to push securing another railroad for Mitch ell. A committee will report details in a few days. The group unanimously resolved support for a direct connection with Omaha and South Dakota rail line and endorsed progress by the moleound Wistar project.
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Gowdle
Newcomer
Mitchell
Omaha
South Dakota
Wistar
Man Seriously Injured After Horse Trail Incident
Report from Badger town notes Mr Kipp was kicked by a horse during a ride and sustained multiple injuries including broken ribs. Witnesses say the horse became skittish and the rider could not control it before the accident occurred.
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Badger
Kipp
Ktrpp
Tebemdend 6f Schieis Satia ry Excerpt
Fragmentary OCR notes hint at a discussion on association ideas and methodical work. The text references a wind element and several garbled phrases suggesting a formal or academic context. No clear names, dates, or places are readable.
Meeting Recaps Adherence to Program and Read Papers
A meeting yesterday featured the program being carried out and several adh papers read on various subjects under discussion.
Birthday tributes mark campfire for four Ransom post comrades
A Monday evening gathering of Ransom post members and families featured a campfire and festival in honor of four comrades with April birthdays. Capt. Beddoes, Capt. Deddoes, A. Curtis, I. W. Kress, and Mr. Purdy were toasted with cake, remarks, and choir-like speeches by Col. Adams and others.
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Relief Corps
Heddoos
Curtis
Col. Adams
Capt. Beddoes
Niess
Purdy
Pleasant Ridge Social Notes and Local Visits
A Lisbon couple visited Beulah's farmers club hosted by Mr. Wm. Camfield for tea. Mrs. Delxay returned to White Lake after a visit. her mother Mrs. Nabinger wished she could stay to aid in gardening. Miss Mable Sayles stayed with Miss M. J. Wright. Easter flowers were picked. a double 21st birthday party for Mr. Pine’s son welcomed guests. Dr Windle planned planting on his farm. Beulah's three sisters of charity did charity work in Lisbon.
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Lisbon
Farmers Club
Beulah
Wm. Camfield
W. A. Delxay
White Lake
Nabinger
Mable Sayles
Mt. Vernon
M. J. Wright
G. Pine
Line
Dr. Windle
Sisters of Charity
Advertised Letters and Blood's Sarsaparilla Endorsement
The Mitchell post office lists uncalled letters for the week ending April 7 including Behr Barnes Fuller Mrs J M Nichols Helen Swanssen and others. A testimonial praises Blood's Sarsaparilla as a purifier and tonic boosting appetite energy and health.
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Mitchell
Behr
Kate Barnes
Fuller
Frank
M S
Telplach
Chas Harding Lewis Hawthorn
S Mehln
John
Mack
Nichols
BS Nichols
Helen E
Swanssen
Pella Smith Thos H
Tyler
J.W. Beatris
Noted Boston Lecturer Anna Shaw to Speak in Mitchell
Anna Shaw of Boston, a preacher and lecturer, will deliver an address in Mitchell on April 11. Admission is free. The lecture will focus on equal suffrage and she is described as a fine speaker.
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Fey
Anna Shaw
M. BE. Wnline
Ftey
Ona Shaw
Boston
Mitchell
Arbor Day Proclamation by South Dakota Governor
Governor Arthur C. Mellette designates Thursday May 1 1890 as Arbor Day and urges statewide tree planting in homes public grounds and schools. The proclamation, signed in Pierre with the state seal, requests observance and educational emphasis across districts.
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Arthur C. Mellette
South Dakota
Pierre
Amien C. Melledte
A. O. Ringsrud
Restorative Nervine Promoted by Dr Miles
Pittsburg News highlights Dr Franklin Miles renowned in nervous diseases and his Restorative Nervine as a leading remedy for nervousness dyspepsia headache epilepsy neuralgia back ache melancholy sleeplessness and life changes with free trial bottles from L O Gale and a new book on New and Startling Facts for the afflicted.
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Pittsburg
Franklin Miles
L. O. Gale
Miles
April Weather and Health Cures Featured in Notice
The notice warns of rapid temperature fluctuations in April with storms and frosts from the 6th to 7th and 18th to 22nd, a regu lar storm period from the 29th into May, and hints at cold follow ups. It also touts Dr Brown Sequard elixir of youth and Dr Miles New Heart Cure, with reports from John Weaver of Knightstown and a sale by L. L. Gale.
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Prophet Hicks
Ll. O. Gale
Miles Nerve and Liver Pills Discovery Promise
An important new principle that acts on the liver stomach and bowels through the nerves. They speedily cure biliousness bad taste torpid liver piles and constipation. Suitable for men women and children. Smallest mildest surest doses for 25 cents. Samples free at L O Gale's the druggist.
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L. O. Gale’s
Mitchell eyes railroad extension into Charles Mix County
In a conversation with Dr. Moore Mitchell expresses interest in extending a railroad into Charles Mix County and believes the extension will be made this season though active work will not start until sometime in June.
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Charles Mix
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Dr. J. 11. Mclean
L. C. Gale
J. Js. Gilbert
First National
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Holgeton
Charles Mix County
Ile
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la Barr
J. 1. McLean
L. O. Gale What A Debt of Gratitude the World Owes To Such Men As Drs. Ayer
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Yankton
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Oral Capital Pie Northwestern Company
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Teeeouein Ami
Maxwell
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Louisville Storm
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Reform Party
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Pleasant Ridge
New England
Pam
Amother
Arbor Day
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Hood's
Hood
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