Mitchell Election Sets License Result and Disbrow Cure Firm
Mitchell held an annual election with 570 votes, approving the license question by a larger margin than last year. Four aldermen four education board members and a school treasurer were chosen amid low turnout. the Northwestern Disbrow Cure Co. formed by Mitchell citizens aims to distribute alcohol and narcotic habit treatment statewide, with plans to expand to neighboring states.
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Mitchell
Board of Education
J. E. Welle
D. B. Miller
Morpheine Cure Hailed From Mitchell State Headquarters
The article declares Mitchell the state headquarters for a new cure for alcohol morphine and tobacco dependence. Dr Disbrow treated a morphine using lady to five days and she rejected the drug completely. South Dakota branch managers praise the remedy and expect wide advertising and success once promoted.
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Mitchell
Disbrow
South Dakota
Educational meeting for Mitchell county superintendents and conductors
County superintendents and institute conductors from Aurora Brule Jerauld Buffalo Sanborn Hanson and Davison meet in Mitchell on Friday and Saturday April 28 and 29 under State Superintendent Collins plan to align summer institute programs. Sessions in the courthouse cover records examinations visits associations compulsory attendance reading circles and more with twenty minute papers and informal discussions.
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Mitchell District
Mitchell
Aurora
Brule
Jerauld
Buffalo
Sanborn
Hanson
Davison
O. E. Browne
Supt. Collins
Alice J. Shouse
Wm. Durkie
D. H. Brewster
J. K. Morrow
O. T. Dye
Dye
A. H. Avery
Geo. O. Williams
E. H. Wood
E. J. Quigley
L. A. Stout
H. G. Utley
J. B. Emery
H. L. Bras
Court House
Ladies Cemetery treasurer reports year end finances and plans Graceland beautification
Mrs Ann Thomson, retiring treasurer, presents the year ending April 12 accounts. Cash on hand 144.01, receipts 75.16 for care and dues, 3.85 interest, total 223.02. Disbursements total 120.05 for trees, lumber, gate, tools, and maintenance leaving 102.97. New officers elected. work on Graceland cemetery to begin. Missouri River rising. ice gone. water covers part of American Island. men fish for driftwood as trees float by.
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Ann Thomson
Ladies Cemetery Association
Graceland Cemetery
Mitchell Voices Mixed on Gov Lee Letter to President
South Dakota citizens in Mitchell react to Governor Lee's letter urging the return of the Philippines troops. Readers express disapproval and support, with named locals offering varied views on patriotism, policy, and the governor's stance.
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Mitchell
Lee
Gov. Lee
McKinley
South Dakota
Philippines
Republican
H. L. Bras
Fullerton
Philippians
Everett Smith
J. H. Scriven
Mark
Prand
A. E. Hitchcock
Congress
Manila
Geo. A. Johnston
James Leslie Dead at Minneapolis Home
James Leslie died at his son’s home in Minneapolis, announced by the Minneapolis Journal. He had long been frail and retired from work after running a cobbler and grain business in Mitchell. He moved from Perry township to Mitchell in 1879, was a devout Methodist and YMCA associate, and five of his children died of diphtheria. His exact age is estimated around 75, with uncertain plans for return of the body to Mitchell.
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James Leslie
Mitchell
Minneapolis
Perry Township
Leslie
Methodist Church
Y. M.C.A
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