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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1893
Page
11
An advertisement by Dr J N Hathaway of Sioux City promotes male and female treatments for syphilis and sexual weaknesses. It claims permanent cures, painless methods, no cutting, and confidential service with symptom blanks and a 61 page reference book. Office in the Commercial Bank Building with duplicate parlors and extended hours.
Mitchell hosts a wide list of traveling men with headquarters here and in Sioux City and Chicago plus local business ties. The piece notes social and educational advantages drawing movers here and promotes Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters as a tonic while recounting county salaries and a photographer advertisement.
In South Dakota a law forbids removing fish from streams in December through April. The session appointed wardens to protect the finny tribe: B. H. Bennett, H. C. Green, B. P. Jones, Tom Grace, Thos. Dean and H. H. Hubbard.
J E Noble of London visits Mitchell to meet his uncle John Wayman and arrange representation for Bartram Harvey Co at the World's Fair. He notes steamers full for months and plans return next Wednesday. Local ads promote Dr Miles Nervine and Chamberlain’s Pain Balm with testimonials.
The Gillis store brags of slashing prices to raise $1,000 cash by April 15 with cash-only sales. Shoes hats corsets hosiery and shirts go at actual cost while walking through crowds and “no fake” claims back the drive. Also includes pasted financials about company assets and expenses amid a sales pitch.
Readable text mentions a ferry taking place near Casseny D Jos and a child in the south homes. It references The Thomas Jolts on Spank et, but clarity and details are scarce.
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