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Newspaper

Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1903

Page

5

Mitchell News Roundup Signals Local Happenings

Mitchell and vicinity report new construction on East Fifth Street by Jerome Miles, musical festival plans with local delegation to Sioux Falls, and church outreach by Rev. Bruns. A Woonsocket death arrives as Mrs. John Kean is laid to rest in California. Fire, accident, and medical notes include a broken arm from a horse, serious injury to Mrs. Bjardstrop, and medical visits in Aberdeen and Minneapolis. Plans for a German church, courthouse tests, a new dramatic troupe, and local real estate upswings follow Milwaukee expansion talks.

Mitchell Steamz Jerome Miles East Fifth Street Geo. A. Johnston Mason City Iowa J. T. Morrow S. H. Scealli D. R. Tomlin Idaho Springs Col Chicago John T. Kean Woonsocket Palo Alto Cal Kean California Nels Soderstrom Bobb W. S. Spragge Woodmen Accident Association Lincoln Neb Sprague Salvation Army F. H. Bruns Geo. P. Dix Aberdeen Dix Fred Bjardstrop Woman's Library Association Carnegie Library Schussler H. L. Maxwell Opera House George Koehler Webster, Cook & Co Harddare Maxwell Wm. D.allen William Tuttle T Alberta Watson Fred T. Drewett Allen C. W. Boggs Washington Eliza M. Somers Chamberlain Maj Bob Somers Crow Creek Agency S. E. Young Reform School Plankinton Maggie Marshall Fred Widmann Parkston Wm. Mueller Widmann Fred Aberdeen News S. F. Schirmer Minneapolis State Board of Pharmacy M. Janowitz Sioux City Boiler & Sheet Iron Works Sioux City Keith H. Scallin Rev QO. E. Cassem J. O. Walrath Freeland Extension Scotland Miss Ronish

Scrofula inheritance described with symptoms and debility

The passage notes scrofula is commonly inherited with many affected pale weak children and some adults. It lists neck enlargements abscesses eye and ear inflammation rickets catarrh wasting and general debility as common indications.

Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises to Cure

Advertised as a potent remedial product Hood's Sarsaparilla claims thousands of permanent cures. A testimonial from Mrs. J H Jones of Parker City Indiana recounts curing scrofula affecting her daughter with eleven sores. The ad asserts the medicine both promises and delivers cures.

Hood J. H. Jones Parker City Ind

Paris shelter admissions by profession in twelve months

In Temporary Hard Luck Paris statistics are published with respect to the professions of the men admitted to the municipal night shelters. During the twelve months ending February 15 the seekers after shelter included ninety five actors sixty four lyric artists fifty one musicians twelve pianists eleven chemists six authors two lawyers and a captain in the merchant service.

Paris

Odd Fellows to Celebrate Eighty Sixth Anniversary

The Odd Fellows of this city mark the eighty sixth anniversary with a Saturday program in the Old Fellows hall at 8 pm. O. W. Coursey will give the welcome and Will O. Clough of the Sioux Falls Argus Leader will deliver the principal address. Nichols's mandolin club will perform and a 6 pm banquet in Firemen's hall precedes a dancing party with Nichols's orchestra.

Odd Fellows Order Letcher Mt. Vernon Alexandria Oold Fellows O. W. Coursey Will O. Clough Sioux Falls Argus-Leader Clough Odd Fellowship Nichols Mandolin Club Firemen's

L. O. M. Social and Land Sale Notice

The L. O. M. holds a dime social at Workman hall on Thursday evening April 30 with a quilt prize for the lucky number and refreshments for all. Also advertised is 160 acres near Mt. Vernon with a natural spring offered at a bargain. inquire Ed Tobin.

Workman Hall Mt. Vernon Ed. Tobin

No Convictions Yet Exposes Promoters in Prison Stripes

A New York Tribune editorial laments the lack of convictions while noting many swindling promoters face arrests. It questions how many offenders who pose as Cagliostros and Casamovas ever serve terms, suggesting justice should bring penalties to those misusing schemes.

Cagliostros Casamovas New York Tribune

Read Bible Daily Class Led by Rev E W Bishop

The Rev E W Bishop of Southchurch Concord Mass conducts a daily Bible class for 139 enrollees who have promised to read daily. The eight month course will study the history of Israel.

E. W. Bishop Southchurch Concord Mass Israel

Cuticura Trio Promises Complete Skin Cure Remarkable claims

When all remedies and best physicians fail, Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills are touted as complete treatment for torturing disfiguring and scaly skin humours scrofula hair loss and related conditions. The ad highlights infantile birth humours milk crust eczema and rashes and asserts swift permanent cures where others fail.

Ban on Women Clerks Sparks Civil Service Debate

The Kansas City Journal reports concerns over a Department of the Interior bias against women in the pension office and related bureaus. Despite 350 women in the office, only men are certified for key positions, with some high scoring women blocked by age-old rules. The piece notes the patent office’s preference for women typists and cites historical appointment figures showing systemic gender discrimination within civil service.

Washington Ware Clay Evans Pension Eden Civil Service Pension Office Civil Service Commissioners Commissioner of Pensions Geological Survey General Land Office Department of the Interior Patent Office Civil Service Commission Kansas City Journal

A Very Old Hat From Corpus Christi College Oxford

An ancient hat in Corpus Christi College Oxford’s safe is at least five thousand years old. Found in an Egyptian tomb, its simple design resists wear with no nap or perishable trim. It resembles a panama straw hat and folds without damage, suitable for modern use as in pharaohs’ times.

Corpus Christi College Oxford

Keeping Track of Ships

In a year more than a dozen ponderous books are filled at Lloyds with names of ships captains and port dates. Every known vessel over 100 tons register has a record, and underwriters can locate a British or foreign ship and its current position.

Lloyd’s London

Too Stingy. A family trait mocks a miser’s flaw

The Philadelphia Press quotes bantering dialogue about a miserly man. Casey and Cassidy discuss whether stinginess is a family trait, with Cassidy condemning the idea and Casey denying it, noting the man’s peculiarity and lack of a trait.

Casey Dolan Cassidy Philadelphia Press

Vacancy Yawnus For Him in Chicago News

A humorous exchange unfolds as a caller asks for a sponge to moisten stamps while visiting a lawyer. The man from across the street joins, a nod to legal wit and suggestive banter as the scene pivots toward a possible job offer.

Blackstone Chicago News

There Was a Difference. Hamlet Exchange Between Stagers

A playful exchange unfolds as Olde Stager questions the title of Bockson Buskin’s Hamlet prompting a wry reply about recognition and authorship in a backstage dialogue.

Bockson Buskin Stager

Statesman a Centenarian Heads to Ottawa in 1867 Senate Tradition

David Wark of Frederickton New Brunswick enters his hundredth year and plans to travel to Ottawa next month to take a seat in the Senate of Canada. He has continuously held his position since the Dominion's first assembly in 1867.

David Wark Frederickton N. B Ottawa Senate of Canada Dominion

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mitchell and Vicinity Teain O. Weare Mitchell Printing Co M. D. Purdy Thomas Don W. Leanhart Bowling Green North Dakota Wm. Brown & Co Mandan N. Dakota S. D Frank VanWagenen Mitchell James Robertson Winchester Tenn Department of Music Board of Education Mary Windle John O. Perry Newton, Ga Baker County J. C. Schmidt Hinckley Modern Brotherhood of America Association B. A. Bobb Court of Columbian Joseph Furrows M. H. Davis F. J. Woods J. G. Quivey Dysart E. H. Davis A. BE. Baughman Grundy Center Furrows Mr. Dians Court of Columbian Circles Tipton H. C. Greene Wessington Springs W. W. Sewall My. Collins the Mitchell L. O. M. Social Burnside’s Madia Banca Macia Java Kin Hea M. &J Burnside Madia Coffee H. H. Motley A. B. McKeel W. A. Barber General Hardware Boyton Mueller Herrick
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