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Newspaper

Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1905

Page

7

Iowa Farmer Seeks National Railroad Rate Reform

The Mitchell Capital Riday reports Iowa farmers oppose Chicago rate demands and urge a federal commission to set fair nationwide railroad rates. They argue cheaper eastbound grain routes to seaboard favor Illinois while packing houses rise in Iowa, affecting South Dakota and western states. The piece urges farmers to stand for equitable rates to protect their markets and reduce packing-house consolidation.

Cedar Rapids Iowa Republi ChicagowSpapers Aim Chicago Gulf Ports Llowa Seaboard New York Beef Trust Iicago Name Government West Stil Fe Islacion Towa Commerce Commission Lowater South Dakota Poe Ninty

Woman's Relief Corps Annual Conven­tion Held in Aberdeen

The twenty second South Dakota convention at Aberdeen drew nearly one hundred delegates and many visiting members. President Hermina Carpenter of Watertown steered three days of business in two, with nine past presidents present and Mary Noyes Hart in attendance. Robert Anderson W R C of Aberdeen delivered near perfect ritual work and an elegant gold witch and chain was presented to the retiring president. Clara A Lukens of Mitchell elected president for the coming year. Other reports include Atlanta W R C Olivet aiding the Aberdeen press corps and fundraisers such as penny walks and lawn socials supporting funerals and a piano purchase for Yankton and Faulkton chapters.

Department of South Dakota Woman’s Relief Corps Aberdeen Hrmina Carpenter Watertown Mary Noyes Hart Sally W. R. G Pierre Robert Anderson W. R. C Clara’ A. Lukens Mitchell Robert Anderson Atlanta W. ER. C Olivet Zpress Tey Phil Kearney W. R. C Yankton H. Sheridan W. R. C Faulkton

Golden Medical Discovery Promotes Strong Blood and Health

An article advocates stronger healthier people through improved digestion and blood quality. It credits Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery a botanical remedy that enriches red blood cells, aids digestion, and nourishes organs to resist disease, noting it contains no alcohol or narcotics.

Pierce Dr. Pierce

Prisoner Returns to Finish Sentence After Escape

A man who escaped from the state penitentiary returned of his own free will to complete his sentence. He had worked as a barber since last winter under an alias and wrote to Warden Parmely about his decision. His brother was under bond for murder, and a prior inquiry found no charges against him. The board considers restoring good behavior merits after his voluntary return. Parmley notes this is the second prisoner to be managed by him.

Warden Parmely George Todd Minnesota Miller Shim Young Fife Wo Young Parmley

Hay Fever Remedy Hyomei Sold By Scallin Bros

Scallin Bros announce Hyomei as a preventive or two cure for hay fever. Regular daily treatment for two to three weeks before the usual season can prevent attacks. If begun late, use Hyomel six to seven times daily for immediate relief. The pocket inhaler delivers medicated air to the airways. Outfit costs $1 with extra bottles 50 cents. money-back guaranteed.

Scallin Bros

Return of Elmer Young to complete horse theft sentence

The Sioux Falls Press notes Elmer Young, convicted five years ago in Sioux Falls for horse stealing and suspected in a George Toda murder, plans to return to the penitentiary to finish out his term. He escaped four years past, lived as James Brown in North Dakota, then wandered to Minneapolis before this decision.

Sioux Falls Elmer Young George Toda Young States Liberty North Dakota James Brown Minneapolis

High Temperature Exchange Cited by Yonkers Doctor

The Yonkers Statesman quotes a doctor noting a high patient temperature and the cautious reply about affordability, reflecting a light medical exchange. This brief item highlights health concern and economic constraint in a single dialogue.

Yonkers Statesman

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Riday SOUTH Daxota Department of South Dakota Hyomei Pen Will Re Kratz 8 Co Mitchell National Bank Nmien W. J. Frad & CO Popular Dry Goods House J. E. Wells City Property A. H. Pehrson Just Receiv Main Street Mitchell, South Dakota Metropolitan Commercial College Hennepen Avenue Minn Boxrud Block Redwing United States Northwest G Acd G. M. Langum Prasidant
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