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Newspaper

Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1909

Page

2

Consolidation plan for South Dakota rural schools urged

State Superintendent H A Astrud outlines a centralization scheme to replace one room country schools with township graded centers. The plan, based on Indiana and Ohio precedents, aims to cut costs, improve buildings, salaries, supervision, and pupil outcomes while reducing local school politics and fragmentation.

Sioux Falls H. A. Astrud State Department of Education South Dakota Astrud Ohio Georgia Iowa Maine Vermont Massachusetts Indiana

March Vital Statistics of Births Marriages and Deaths

March vital statistics list births marriages and deaths with names and dates. It records many newborns to multiple couples and lists several anniversaries and ages of the deceased.

Glad Easter Service Highlights Knight Templar Address

Miss Clara Christensen sang at the Easter observance. Dr. Samuel Kerfoot, president of the University, delivered a top notch Knight Templar address urging protection of homes from saloon influence and tying Knighthood to modern duty. Attending were Sir Knights from nearby towns and St. Bernard Commandery members.

Clara Christensen Minneapolis Samuel Kerfoot Knights Templar Order of the Knights Kerfoot St. Bernard Commandery

Immense Washington Timber Hub of Giants and Records

Washington's timber wealth showcases vast stands across 35 000 square miles near the Cascades. Giants like a 104 foot long cedar and a 300 foot yellow fir loom in a panorama of mills, spud sticks, and logs 90 feet long. From Snohomish to Spokane, crews celebrate record sizes and the industry’s reach across counties and states.

Spokane Wash Washington United States Globe Equator Cascade Mountains Buckley Taft Panama Canal Zone Bellingham Portland Portland Mills Snohomish County Redwood Forest California Northern Pacific Railroad Clallam County Pacific County Puget Sound San Francisco Hima Snoqualmie Falls South Bend Montesano John’s River Yakima Okanogan Ferry Asotin Stevens Whitman Whitman County Idaho Sullivan Lake District Stevens County

Representative Fordney in Lumber Tariff Stand

The Louisville Courier Journal notes Representative Fordney of Michigan in the lumber business supports the tariff to maximize profits from buyers. He is described as a strong believer in tariffs and opposes any tariff reduction, shaping his stance around the interests of lumber trade.

Congress Ways and Means House Fordney Louisville Courier Journal Michigan

Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertises Reward and Endorsements

A 19th century advertisement offers a one hundred dollar reward for an incurable case of catarrh and asserts Hall's Catarrh Cure cures it. Endorsements from Walding Kinnan and Marvin, wholesale druggists of Toledo, Ohio, vouch for F J Cheney. The ad promotes internal use of the cure and notes price and availability.

Hall I. J. Cheney, CO Toledo F. J. Cheney Walding, Kinnan and Marvin Ohio

No divorce grounds cited in jestful defense dialog

A quotation from Fliegende Blaetter presents a tongue in cheek case where a man jokes about divorcing his wife to offer his lawyer friend work. The exchange highlights humor over marital disputes and a misplaced notion of friendship influencing legal aid.

Fliegende Blaetter

Inland Empire League of Clubs to mobilize in Inland Northwest region

Spokane officials announce formation of the Inland Empire League of Clubs spanning eastern Washington northern Idaho western Montana northeastern Oregon and southeastern British Columbia. The group aims to unite 100 promotion organizations to attract population and capital and to protect shippers and consumers from railroad discrimination and excessive charges.

Spokane Wash Spokane Chamber of Commerce Inland Empire League of Clubs Washington Idaho Montana Oregon British Columbia Frederick E. Goodall Chamber of Commerce

Doan's Kidney Pills praised by Mitchell resident

Mitchell South Dakota resident Mrs George McConkey reports two years of kidney trouble relieved by Doan's Kidney Pills. She bought them at Diehl Browns Drug Store and says she is now better and stronger. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Doan's.

Dean Mitchell George McConkey Hanson St Mitchell, S. D Diehl Brown Doan Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo New York United States

Kodol Digestive Aid Advertises Quick Stomach Relief

A vintage ad touts Kodol as a liquid that starts digestion immediately and works like a strong stomach. It claims Kodol digests food naturally, offers rest to a struggling stomach, and helps prevent chronic dyspepsia. Diehl & Brown sell the product.

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John Holleran Hoyt Cox J. W. McCrary Thomas J. Dugan Carl Collins Harry Bohrig Theo. Geisen Wm. McMackin Essie C. Meyer Jesse Wilkins Math Hohn Martin A Iseth Wm. A. Barber Herman Oberembt J. H. Sayles Tory Reierson John W. Schneider and Grace Lode Walter J. Sickel Ida A. Metzger Frank Cantrell Georgia Nichols John O. Meyer Jesse I. Bach Ernest C. Dahl Emma Ss. Stock Charles F. Bates Jennie A. Smith Wm. H. Mills Helen Wright Peter Jorgenson Tillie Stevenson Allen K. Johnson Lillian F. Lundgren Gentry Smith Ada M. Hopson John C. Hall Ellen Rogers Alvin F. Anderson Emma N. Davis Willard M. Scott Ella Mae Scott Mary D. Schurz Anna M. Dickenson James McKinley Kathryn Smith Maude Barbara Case Helen Nora Odell Sarah Schlimgen Susan P. Sneeden Fred Doe Corey Jennet Hackett Sarah A. Jenks Martin WY. B. Wares H. Scallin C. F. Paige Ice Wm. Scallin See-Treas Scallin Brothers Co Kno Edge Western National Bank S. E. Morris J. W. Seaman W. T. McConnell L. S. Vickers Cashier Asst. Cahier Ezessse Ford E. C. DeWitt & Co Chicago Diehl & Brown Nat's Bank Dak Lewis Shuster J. G. McCartney D. D Geo. G. Kimball Dentists Main Street Conyes Clothing Store Richard Lang S. D 3Rd Ave. West Harry L. McDonald
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