Pankinton Saloon License Case Denied Prohibition
Judge Frank Smith rules against the Anti-Saloon League of South Dakota and denies a writ of prohibition to block issuing liquor licenses in Plankinton. The decision centers on whether the liquor question received a majority of votes in April 1907 and upholds the city canvass as binding despite alleged counting errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Smith
Pankinton
Anti-Saloon League of
South Dakota
League
Plankinton
Plubkinton
Supreme Court
Crothers
Barber
JO N.W
S&s. D
Buares
Connell
Ciu
Michone
Fourth District Court
City of New Orleans
la. An
Eanvassers
G. Smith
Mitchell Corn Palace to Open With Sousa Band
Davison county sheriff H C Z Cook said Mitchell corn palace will be larger and finer than past palaces. Sousa's band will be a chief attraction as Sioux City crowds typically attend with special trains. Palace opens the last week of September and draws Interstate Fair visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C.Z Cook
Mitchell
Davison County
LL. D
Sioux City
Sousa
Cook
S. D
Corn Palace
Mr. Cook
Comforting Words On Kidney Pills Help Yankton Man
M W Lavery of Yankton South Carolina reports two years of back pain and kidney discomfort eased after taking Doan's Kidney Pills. He cites relief from back pain and cold related loins soreness and notes others have positive opinions of the preparation sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
M. W. Lavery
Central School
Lynn Street
Yankton
S. C
Dean
Tfoster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
Salements
United States
Doan
Consolation Somewhere
A three month marriage ends in unhappiness as the young wife accuses her husband of marrying for money. A confidante notes it may console her to recall the husband is not as foolish as he appears.
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London Tatler
Quiet Wedding Ceremony Unites Clifton Turneaure and Miss Woith
Clifton B Turneaure and Miss Woith were married Thursday night at the bride’s parents home on First Avenue East. The ceremony, by Rev. Ikolker Burton, was followed by a wedding supper and gifts. The couple, long residents of Mitchell, will travel to St Paul Minneapolis and plan to move to Washington state later this year.
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Clifton B. Turneaure
Miss Woith
I. Millimore
First Avenue East
Lkolker Burton
Baptist Church
Mitchell
Omaha
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Points
Minnesota
Turnenure
Washington State
August Storm Predictions From Rev Tri Hicks Weather Outlook
Weather notes forecast for August describe multiple storm periods, Mercury and Venus influences, and rapid shifts in wind and barometer. Predictions include storms around August 1–2, 4, 7–8, 12, 18–19, 21–26 with warming, cloudiness, and possible frosts late August, plus tropical storm energy intensifying after origin periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri Hicks
Equatorial
Earth
Incomplete Period Statement Reaches Coasts
A fragment suggests forces will grow in strength and magnitude as they reach coasts and interiors during the closing days of the month. The text lacks clear entities or events to identify a specific item.
Freight service to California boosts U S trade with China
Major John M. Carson of the Department of Commerce and Labor argues a rapid freight link between Boston and San Francisco would speed exports to China. He notes exporters from eastern points could ship goods and expect shipment to reach the West Coast in about sixty days, contending a fast transcontinental network is essential for expanding trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Transcript
John M. Carson
Bureau of Manufactures
Department of Commerce and Labor
Vast
San Francisco
China
Carson
Mitch ell Milling Co Insurance Adjusted After Mill Fire
The Mitch ell Milling Co loss from the mill fire is settled with full insurance on stock and building and machinery, except a dispute over the Jess on the steam engine. Wheat shipped to Chicago awaits valuation through a process. No final decision yet on rebuilding, though a much larger, modern mill may be planned if rates and logistics favor it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell Milling Co
Kk. S. Christensen
Republican
Minneapshis
C. S. Curistensen
Sat- Urony
Chicago
Christensen
Mitchel
Interstate Live Stock Fair at Sioux City Tops Purses
The Interstate Live Stock fair at Woodland Park in Sioux City promises large purses and premiums totaling about 60 000 dollars this year with 25 000 dollars in purses and 35 000 dollars in premiums. Notable entrants include Savage’s Dan Patch and Cresseus, famed pacer and trotter, who will again compete, with Savage adding a 5 000 dollar purse for new speed events.
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Astela
Woodland Park
Sioux City
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Savage
Dan Patch
Ad Cresseus
A Nobleman Turns to Tobacco in Wartime Herbal
A 1654 herbal notes a nobleman reduced to a common size by using tobacco as a remedy for asthma and stomach cramps, praising its usefulness in camps where vital supplies are scarce.
Slippers Feature In Male Life From Youth To Marriage
The passage asserts slippers symbolize a man's life through stages from childhood to adulthood. It notes slippers are placed on a child, tossed after marriage, and remain a fixture under him for much of his life.
Whostetter's Stomach Bitters Exalted Remedy Claim
An advertisement promotes Whostetter's Stomach Bitters as a pure stomach remedy with a 54 year reputation and promises one bottle will prove its effectiveness beyond doubt.
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters Promoted as Remedy
A historical ad promotes Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a friend to sufferers of poor appetite sick headache insomnia liver troubles indigestion dyspepsia diarrhoea or malaria, urging use for these ailments.
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A. W. Chase
Dr. A. W. Chastedicine Co
Buffalo, N. Y
Edith
Millimore
Hicks
The
Hostetter
R. & W. Goods
Eiven
Our Savings Department
Wm. M. Smith
E J. Quigley
D. B. Miller, S.A. Scallin
Vicomis Fullerton
A. Vuzener
F. Patton
C. A. Davison
J. I. Lahey
Jas Lyons
A. B. Seaton
W. G. Davieon
J. H. Ferris
Mitchell Milling
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