Business Men's League Holds Successful Sioux Falls Meeting
Mitchell and other South Dakota delegates attended a two day business men's convention in Sioux Falls with a post event banquet. John E Diamond of Brookings was elected president of a new state immigration bureau seeking legislative support to promote state resources. Delegates toured the penitentiary and noted visitors John Haviatko and Walter Hamilton.
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Sioux Falls
Messrs
O. L. Branson
Thos. Fullerton
T. C. Burns
J. E. Wells
South Dakota
Johhn E Diamond
Brookings
Mitchell
D. L. McKinney
M. P. Beebe
Ipswick
Nody
Branson
Institut
John Haviatko
Walter Hamiltoton
The Streets of New York at the Island Next Monday
Mitchell citizens are promised a rare treat as Dion Boucicault’s The Streets of New York is staged in full at the Grand next Monday April 18. Castletons and M G Gilbert star with local talent in a production praised for authenticity and a dramatic fire scene. Ticket sales start Thursday at Gale's store at 9 o'clock with 15 25 and 35 cent prices.
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Mitchell
Dion Boucicault
New York
Gale
Castletons
M.G. Gilbert
Frank Mayo
New York City
Castleton
Gilbert
Grand
Dinog
Hood's Best After Dinner Pills and Medical Notices
A collage of old ads and notices including Hood’s Best After Dinner Pills by Hood & Co. and a parade of medical claims for women’s health remedies. Various testimonials and product names appear, plus local public notices and an eighth-year pupil exam schedule for Davison County. The page mixes patent medicine pitches with school and civic items.
Silver Salve Proves Effective for Horse Ailments
In Scotland South Dakota on September 12 1897 Jacob Barth reports using Diehl Chemical Co Silver Salve on sore shoulders of his horses after a spring break plow season. He claims full healing and recommends the salve sold by druggists with full sized box prepaid for 35 cents by Diehl Chemical Co LeMars Iowa.
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Scotland
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Diehl Chemical Co
LeMars
Jacob Barth
Iowa
Notes of a Bystander on town curfews and morals
A reader urges strict curfew enforcement to keep youths off streets, cites cigarette smoking as a cause of most mistakes among 200 workers, questions selective moral reform, notes women may win school-board seats, and calls for cleaner alleys and civic action in Mitchell. The column also mentions horse mischief, Easter bonnets, and a plug for DeWitt's Little Early Risers.
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Board of Education
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A. B. Hager
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Champeny
the Bitters
Parker
Madison Place
Hilada
Peter Banner
Jecma Tolle
Scientific American
Ad Week
Stren
Mann & Co
Nsumptic
Business Men's League
Madison Sentinel
Chautauqua Board
J. H. Williamson
G. A. Uline
Dell Rapids
J. J. Mecluotyre
Spencer
H.P. Smith
Ths City
Moore
Sioux City
Smith
C. E. Hager
H. B. Williamson
Grand View Hotel
Kratz
Hager
Williamson
Bernard
St. Bernard Commandery
FE. B. Bracy
C. W. Adams
A. E. Hitchcock
J. E. Moriarity
S. H. Scallin
A. H. Pearson
J. T. Morrow
Price
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Pierce
M. L. Yocum
Cameron, Pa
DeWitt
Davison County
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K. A. Johnson
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Adolph Fisher
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East First Street
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L.o.gale
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