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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1901
Page
5
The Mitchell Printing Co outlines subscription rates with advance and late payment options and mentions club pricing with national publications. It instructs subscribers to provide both old and new addresses when changing where they receive issues.
Official county paper reports on Cuba United States relations following the para fe of the Cuban constitution and Platt amendment. It notes congressional obligations under the Paris treaty to stabilize Cuba and argues against troop withdrawal while detailing political opinions on Mexico and domestic issues. The column also mentions Tammany Hall, streetcar fares, Aguinaldo, and Belgian hare meat tastes.
The Kimball paper marks Clate Tinan turning nineteen, noting its continued popularity and fresh look with a new dress and head. Clare is thriving, and the weekly publication remains a top state staple. The Minneapolis Journal cartoon links Aguinaldo with Bryan and Towne urging allegiance, with Pettigrew humorously omitted.
Guidance urges giving one teaspoonful in half a gill of water after each excess bowel movement for young calves or colts from day to month old, with larger doses in feed for older animals. Claims thousands of animals saved yearly and recommends it for human diarrhoea. Sold by all druggists.
The Rebekah Lodge I. O. O. F. extends sympathy to Bros. W. S. and F. L. Logan on the loss of their mother Leonora E. Ferris. Committee members Jesse Decell and Josie Decell. Also offers sympathy to sister Julia Gregg on the loss of her father.
Marion Rooke, manager for T. M. Thompson, millinery importer at 1658 Milwaukee Avenue, Chicago, describes severe cold during harsh weather and credits Chamberlin's Cough Remedy with rapid relief. She notes her worker used it for a cold and she bought it, reporting immediate improvement and complete recovery. For sale by all druggists.
University professor T F Graham announces two remaining performances to close the lecture and concert course. The Durno-Emmett Combination comes to Mitchell on April 26, and John B. DeMotte features on May 4, moved up to end the season early. The Durno-Emmett act promises new feats on the regional concert stage, and plans for a fresh course next winter are already underway. Gale has decided to withdraw his planned course to honor the university’s schedule.
An old advertisement touts Cascarets Cardy Cathartic with the slogan C C C on every tablet and warns buyers to avoid fraud and to purchase only from druggists selling the genuine product at roc.
Lands available for lease in multiple sections across Township 102 ranges 60s and 61s, including meadow and grazing land with fencing and living water, described as bay land and splendid hay land. Contact Germania Land Co in Mitchell, S. D., for details. Also a trade ad for Kanner Salve claiming cures for sores and piles.
Discussion argues suffering educates and reveals true nature, citing biblical verses and aims to show Christian Science conflicts with accepted claims. Metaphors of sculpture and crucible illustrate transformation through pain, while criticizing Eddy's contradictions about matter disease and healing.
The notice extols the lungs liver and kidneys as blood purifiers and claims Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets can replace blood purifiers. It asserts one dose is worth a dollar bottle, noting a price of 25 cents and free samples at all druggists.
City of Huron may appeal seven thousand dollar verdict after a resident injured by a defective sidewalk filed suit. The editorial urges proactive sidewalk repairs citywide to prevent damages trials and warns councils to fix walks before accidents occur. The piece cites indigestion remedy testimonials from Anderson Riggs of Sunny Lane Texas in a separate ad blurb.
The weekly list of uncalled letters includes Dorcas Charles Hanson Peter H Kassoe Misa K Lemley John Mackey Ed Marka J A Rowan Geof Slaughter Charley Starkey Charley Stickler Mrs S T Warren F Optician. Call for these promptly. uncalled items in two weeks will be sent to the dead letter office. H C Clark P M.
Mortgagee Northwestern Loan and Trust Company assigns to Newton N. George a mortgage on Agnes V. George property in Davison County South Dakota. Due principal and interest total eight hundred dollars plus taxes. sale set for May 7 1901 at 11 am at the front door of the courthouse Mitchell. Lots 2 and 3 in section 1 except 4 acres on west, Township 104 North Range 62 West. Davison County South Dakota. Assignee Newton N. George. attorney Wm A Wilkes.
South Dakota Davison county treasurer announces tax sale of parcel in section 15 township 103 range WW South Dakota. C W Walrath bids taxes interest and costs and holds certificate of purchase. Redemption ends sixty days after service of notice. deed issue if not redeemed.
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