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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1891
Page
9
An advertisement claims to cure electric diseases of the liver and indigestion with Electre Bitters and promises a full money refund. It markets at $1 per bottle from H Seahlin Dove store and claims relief from fevers, coughs, and related ailments under a money back guarantee.
Dr Miles pills claim to regulate the liver through nerves and stomach with a new discovery. Advertises cure for biliousness bad taste torpid liver piles and constipation for men women and children. 50 doses cost 25 cents with free samples at H Scalling's drugstore.
A jumble of 19th century medical ads promotes Dr. Miles Heart Cure and various tonics. Claims link hysteria to impulsive behavior in young women, touts Shiloh’s Vitalizer and Syrup of Figs, and includes testimonial snippets about nasal catarrh and recovery.
Readers report Hood's Sarsaparilla benefits including cures for indigestion and dyspepsia, relief from headaches, and improvements in scrofula salt rheum and skin ailments. Many say it overcomes tiredness and receives broad friendly endorsement.
An old remedy praised for soothing teething babies and relieving diarrhea wind colic and gum pain. Advertises the syrup as safe pleasant tasting and sold worldwide at twenty five cents per bottle. Includes a testimonial from Mrs M A Jackson Portsmouth NH about sore nose healing with Balm.
Catarrh is said to stem from scrofulous taint in the blood and Hood's Sarsaparilla is advertised to purify the blood and cure catarrh. The notice also advertises Sons of Veterans encampment in Minneapolis with excursion tickets at one fare round trip and return validity August 29 or 30. PF J Clemans, Agent.
The fragment discusses protection and mentions pain, suppression, irregularity, and the need to use a method or product. It lacks clear people, places, organizations, or concrete actions to form a full news item.
An advertisement promotes Bradfield's Female Regulator and Shiloh’s catarrh remedy. It claims health benefits, testimonials from an Ohio man, and lists S. H. Scailin and L. O. Gale as sellers in Atlanta Georgia. It also references a nasal injector and a price of 25 cents for the catarrh remedy.
Fragmentary ad text promotes Arnica Salve for cuts ulcers salt rheum and tetter. Includes garbled pricing details and misprinted phrases suggesting money value and product name.
A South Carolina woman reports a shorter labor with less pain and thanks for a remedy. She directs readers to contact The Bradfield Reg. Co. in Atlanta for details. The product is sold by S. H. Scallin and L. O. Gaie druggists.
A nostalgic reminiscence traces Castoria from baby to child to mother figures, noting its use for illness and comfort across generations. The passage highlights a recurring reliance on Castoria within family life and caregiving.
A distressed mortgage sale notice describes a sheriff or public auction at the front door of the county seat in a state, detailing the mortgaged premises location and the date scheduled for the sale. The document lists involved parties and legal references, noting installments and interest calculations under statutes.
Notice of a mortgage sale in Davison County South Dakota dated June with Charles E Boe and Merrick E Vinten as mortgagees. The document records a $724.54 claim and states the property will be sold at public auction at the county front door by the mortgagee or their deputy. Dated June.
The case Weller v Perry as administrator of David’s estate in Davison County seeks foreclosure. Dwight Wright, sheriff, will sell on September 15 at Mitchell Court House front door to satisfy a $320.11 judgment plus interest and costs. Described property is Lot 8, Block 80, Joining Lawler’s Addition.
A Whitewright Texas telegram dated June 2 1891 urges shipment of Chamberlain s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy in 25 and 50 cent sizes to meet demand from a hot spell. L O Gale druggist sells the remedy and Aug Hornung a San Antonio bootmaker endorses its quick relief after a severe stomach cramp.
Public auction announces sale of mortgaged premises in Davison County. Benjamin W. Padies and others assign mortgage to satisfy principal, interest and attorneys fees, with sale at the courthouse in Mitchell, South Dakota, on a stated date and time.
Notice is given of foreclosure on a May 2 mortgage by Ed win L. Reez and Louisa A. Rite to American Investment Company. The sale of the 160 acre northwest quarter of section 3, township 101, range 60, will be at the court house steps in Mitchell on August 19 at 2 p.m. The amount due includes principal 70 dollars and interest 23.70 plus attorney fees 30 dollars. Katou H. Coshen, attorney for Mortgagees.
In Mitchell South Dakota on August 7 1591 at two o clock in the afternoon Sperry Dwight Sheriff of Davison County will sell at public auction the northeast quarter of section nine township 102 range 61 West and other described mortgaged lands to satisfy a judgment against John Lowell Lucena Lowell and John T St Pierce for 777 70 dollars plus interest and costs. The sale is per a July 7 1591 court judgment and execution in the Fourth Judicial Circuit.
Untimed settler Fred H. Eickmel er files intention to make final proof for south half of northwest quarter of section 29 township 101 range 61 in Mitchell South Dakota. Proof to be presented September 10 before the Register and Receiver. witnesses Lester Beall Joseph Rabe John Bogart and Frederick S. Carpenter all of Emsley P O South Dakota.
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