Prohibition Advocate Judge Pollock Addresses Fargo Crowd
Judge Charles N. Pollock of Fargo spoke at the Grand Opera House on behalf of prohibition. He argued from an economic viewpoint that liquor harms public welfare, noting 345 million dollars spent on alcohol and 250000 vendors. He claimed prohibition could reduce saloon influence and boost community well being, citing Fargo Moorhead impacts and historical saloon closures.
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Charles N. Pollock
Fargo
N. D
Grand Opera House
T. H. Youngman
Fred T. Drewett
A. E. Carhart
D. R. Tomlin
Hager
Pollock
Mitchell
Moorhead
Minn
State Line
North Dakota
New English Daily in St Petersburg Promises Commerce Focus
A forthcoming English language daily in St Petersburg will cover business, trade, and economic news for an international audience. The new paper aims to provide timely market data, shipping updates, and corporate developments from Russia’s commercial capital.
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St. Petersburg
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Promises Relief for Stomach Disorders
Mrs. Mary S. Crick of White Plains Ky testifies she was a lifelong dyspeptic who deteriorated until using Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. She reports immediate improvement and full restoration of weight health and appetite after several bottles, claiming the product digests what you eat and sweetens the stomach.
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Mary S. Crick
White Plains
L .O. Gale
Miss Roosevelt Describes White House Remodeling
Alice Roosevelt complains of a nightmare in yellow and blue as she describes the remodeled White House room.
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Miss Roosevelt
Alice Roosevelt
White House
Shake Into Your Shoes Allen's Foot-Ease Ad
Berlin plans a new statue of Gen Von Roon who reorganized the German army. The ad promotes Allen's Foot-Ease for foot ailments and sells at druggists and shoe stores for 25 cents.
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Allen
Berlin
Gen. von Roon
For Sale Red Durham Bulls and Crookshank crosses
For sale three registered Red Durham bulls and four Crookshank crosses on milking family at 507 East First Street Mitchell. C. I. Miltimore lists the lot for sale.
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Durham Bulls
C. I. Miltimore
East First Street
Mitchell
Escurial Palace Said To Sprawl 120 Miles
Reports describe the Escorial as an immense Spanish palace with corridors totaling about 120 English miles. Observers claim traversing its many rooms would take four days to walk through completely.
Scott's Emulsion Blood Food Ad Claim
An advertisement extols Scott's Emulsion as nourishing blood by feeding bone marrow and spleen with cod liver oil. It targets pale schoolgirls and invalids, promising to strengthen blood production and offering free samples and product prices.
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Scott
Scott & Bow
Pearl Street
New York
Brakeman Nearly Dies After Freight Car Fall
R A Wise, a brakeman for the Chicago St Paul Minneapolis and Omaha line, fell from the top of a moving freight car near Riverside to Mitchell. He landed on a barbwire fence and sustained back and ankle injuries with torn clothing but survived without serious harm. He was taken to his boarding place where Dr Bobo attended him and hopes to resume work soon.
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R. A. Wise
Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha
Riverside
Mitchell
Jim River
Mr. Wise
Mitchest
Bobo
Odd Fellows Plan Spring Anniversary Celebration in Mitchell
The eighty sixth anniversary of Odd Fellowship in the country is celebrated on Saturday April 25 in Mitchell to avoid Easter Sunday conflicts. Visitors from surrounding towns join a program with Will O Clough Sioux Falls as speaker, O W Coursey opening, a 6 pm banquet, and a Nichols mandolin club dance.
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Odd Fellowship
Mitchell
Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
Will O. Clough
Sioux Falls
O. W. Coursey
Nichols
Mandolin Club
E. McKinley
Roy Jewell
W. M. Whyte
W. N. Hollands
A. J. Curtis
Geo. W. Garton
J. H. Ferris
FE. A. Bidwell
W. P. Cinnamon
Roy Hackett
S. B. Spink
Robbed the Grave by Electric Bitters Claim
Philadelphia man John Oliver recounts severe illness with yellow skin and weakness. After three physicians advised Electric Bitters, one bottle brought clear improvement and he credits the tonic with “robbing the grave.” Advertisement urges others to try it at 50 cents at S. H. Scallin’s drugstore.
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John Oliver
Philadelphia
S. H. Scallin’s
Maxim Gorki Works On New Play About Russian Jews
Maxim Gorki engages in a new stage work exploring life among Russian Jews, with plans for production and thematic focus announced, signaling a literary theater project from the renowned Russian author.
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Maxim Gorki
Minute Cough Cure Promises Cough Relief for Children
The advertisement promotes One Minute Cough Cure as harmless and immediate relief for coughs croup and lagrippe. It claims the medicine works at the source of trouble, draws out inflammation and heals, allowing lungs to supply oxygen to blood and tissues.
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L O
Gale
Cattle to Pasture Offer at Joe Wayman Farm
Limited number of cattle can be taken to pasture for the season on the old Joe Wayman farm. Pasture includes running water and abundant feed. Rate set at $2.00 per head for the season. Contact Ed Tapp in Mitchell, S.D.
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Joe Wayman
Tapp
Mitchell
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Farments
Ladies Air Wool Show
Blake Norfolk
Monte Carlos
Sinn Ami
Nts
Madras
Shoe Department
Pingree & Smith
Brown
Mrs. B
Smith
Rocky Mountain
S. H. Scallin
Omaha
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