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Fragmentary price line mentions eight dollars for fifty units with upsell per fifty cents to one tooth. No clear event or identifiable entities. Unable to determine full item or date.
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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1897
Page
2
Fragmentary price line mentions eight dollars for fifty units with upsell per fifty cents to one tooth. No clear event or identifiable entities. Unable to determine full item or date.
Listing from a plant seller advertising Box Elder, Black Valour, catalpas, black berries, raspberries two years, currants, grapes, asparagus, rhubarb along with evergreen trees small fruit and hardy shrubs. They offer shade fruit ornament and evergreen varieties and invite calls or letters for prices.
Seeds, trees and shrubbery offered include all varieties of seed corn and cane seed millet bulk seed cheaper than packets apple and crab trees shade and forest trees currants gooseberries and assorted shrubbery Buy seeds trees and shrubbery to save money Flour and feed also advertised.
A prominent physician Dr J von Spiegel touts Kickapoo Indian Sagwa as a vegetable blood purifier and remedy for stomach, kidney, and liver derangements. The advertisement claims thousands cured, urges readers to try the product, and offers medical guidance from The Kickapoo Indian Medicine Co. of New Haven Conn.
In Badger April 21 report, Miss Ella Kipp closed district No 1 school. Mr Fraser threshed grain on R A Pecks. Easter sermons, Lyman Union School reorganization elected officers. Logan rents Peck farm. Ethan April 19 items note travel to Armour, crops, visits, seed shortages, eggs at 7.50 per setting, and local farm moves. Beulah April 20 covers cattle, fences, seed access issues, river crossing mishaps, threshing, moving day, and poetry about thistles. Jay vacates Titus farm and helps move to Silsby farm. Mrs Beddoes suffers neuralgia.
Father Haire, returning from Pierre and Huron, joined Gov. Lee's new Board of Regents of Education as a member. H. H. Blair of Elk Point was chosen president and Father Haire secretary. Only routine action was approved to empower officers to protect board interests in court. The attorney general holds the matter for possible mandamus or quo warranto against the old board.
A fragmentary notice discusses legislative appropriation limits and a proposed five member board with party labels. It also promotes Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a medical safeguard against malaria and digestive ailments, claiming it strengthens digestion and immunity and serves as a preventative and remedy for intermittent fevers.
Prescott's petition seeks a public weigher and measurer for the city with weights and measures under 1893 law. City council to receive it. April is due month for appointment. Also notices on free health cures and post office letters, and Homeseekers Excursion tickets to southern territories from May 4 and 18, 1897 via the C P Ry routes.
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