Mexican Mustang Liniment Claims Wide Cures
Product touts curing claims for sprains strains and pile conditions using a long standing history of sixty years in use. Marketed as effective for horses and cattle ailments including spavin and ringbone.
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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1904
Page
11
Product touts curing claims for sprains strains and pile conditions using a long standing history of sixty years in use. Marketed as effective for horses and cattle ailments including spavin and ringbone.
Mayor Silsby presided over a special council session Monday evening. The city engineer was ordered to survey streets near the sand pit to assess encroachments. Cemetery lot prices were debated and referred to the cemetery committee for review. An ordinance raised the city auditor’s salary from 250 to 450 per year, aligning with salaries in similar towns.
Eugene Martin, a town merchant, toured the state capital and found the sidewalk planks missing and the town dilapidated. He then rode to Mitchell where business thrived, new buildings rose, streets were clean, and prosperity seemed evident on every corner. He visited the new city.
Mitchell South Dakota September 6 1904 bids invited for steel bridge 80 feet span 16 foot roadway and a 24 foot pile bridge 16 foot roadway plans on file at county auditor office certified check 25 percent of bid to show good faith county commissioners reserve right to reject all bids
A columnist argues moving the state capital to Mitchell would harm the town. Instead a scheme places the capital near Mound City in Campbell county to maximize settler proximity and let commercial towns pay higher mileage to lawmakers biennially.
Five month old baby boy of Mr. and Mrs. Avery Frink died Saturday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Krink on First Avenue east from heart trouble. Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon conducted by Rev. Chas. H. Powell. Remains laid to rest in Graceland cemetery. Mr. Frink to remain briefly before returning to Chicago.
Notice is hereby given that bids will be received for a public project. Details including scope, dates, and submission procedures are available from the issuing authority. Bidders should review specifications and comply with all requirements to be considered.
Poisons and insect bites are tackled with Cole's Carboli salve. It relieves itching skin diseases and is guaranteed. Available in 25 and 50 cent sizes from druggists.
A fragmented clipping blends a seaside style quip about sunlight and darkness with a dealer’s barter line and a medical advertisement for Cole's Laxative Pills. The piece mentions a demand for a bill and a sharp reply, then pivots to a drugstore pitch promising cure for constipation.
Statement from a Boston Transcript exchange shows Gilroy offering a cigar to Butman who refuses. They debate whether the act reflects liberal sentiment or malice.
Hyomei offers a pocket inhaler with a dropper and scarf to treat catarrh. It claims rapid soothing of irritated air passages and possible cure with a few days use. Scallin Bros. sells a Wyomei outfit for $1 with a money-back guarantee if it fails to cure. Creditors notice from Davison County, South Dakota, details four months to present claims against the estate of Sarah A. Lloyd, deceased.
Carbon salve guaranteed to cure galls and wounds on horses and cattle without scars and to renew hair to original color. A box helps. Priced 50c and 1.00. For sale by all druggists.
Notice from Secretary of State C. C. Berg dated August 8, 1904, requests voters to approve a proposed amendment to Article Twenty establishing Mitchell as the state capital. The measure, to appear on the November 1904 ballot, explains Yes and No markings and self executing effective December 15, 1904 at noon.
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