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Newspaper

Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1909

Page

2

Proposals for School Board Attendance at State Meeting

A letter urges city and rural boards to send at least one representative to the State Associated School Boards annual meeting in November. It argues business benefits, outlines topics for discussion, and invites boards to participate, with a promise of hospitality and value to communities.

Boards of Education Itteto State Associated School Boards Associated School Boards L. A. Fell

County Reverses Excess Tax Fees After Court Ruling

The supreme court decision in Centerville v Turner County requires refunding to Centerville city and Turner County schools all taxes collected above 1 percent. The ruling upholds a 1 percent cap for city and independent school district tax collection, superseding the prior 4 percent rate and promising refunds totaling several hundred dollars for the 1901 1907 period.

Salem Pioneer Register Supreme Court Centerville Turner County Theounty Salem McCook Turner 8. H. Wilson City of

Dr King’s New Discovery Praised In Edora Victory

A Tennessee town hails a lifesaving cure after Dr King’s New Discovery reportedly saved C V Pepner from deadly lung hemorrhages. Pepner says three weeks of use let him work again and feel like a new man. The ad touts the medicine for lung ailments with 50 cent to 1 dollar prices and a free trial bottle, sold by Diehl and Brown.

Edora Tenn Dr. King C. V. Pepner Diehl & Brown

Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Advertises Healing Power

An antique ad touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a universal healer for injuries and skin ailments. It claims rapid relief from burns, wounds, boils, ulcers, fever sores, eczema, and piles, with a 25 cent price at Diehl and Brown's.

Bucklen Earth Diehl & Brown’s

One Arrested on the Train

Officer Spry landed on three drunks Thursday afternoon in Joe Fiene William Wallace and James Livingston the latter an old time offender Friday morning they were lined up in police court before Justice Markham who imposed a fine of 5 dollars each or four days in jail on Frend and Livingston Wallace who is colored was handed a harder dose on the train and drunk on board causing trouble to passengers Conductor Scott saw the law enforced and brought Wallace to jail after the conductor inquired for a patrol officer.

Spry Joe Fiene William Wallace James Livingston Markham Frend Livingston Wallace South Milwaukee Scott

Branson and Barton Fall to Hayes and Gardner in Final

In Omaha Mid-West tennis, Branson and Barton push Hayes and Gardner to five sets, losing 6-4 1-? 3-6 4-6 6-4. Hayes and Gardner win the championship after a close two-day contest. Branson earns praise for strong play and returns home with trophies from Sioux City and Omaha.

Branson Barton Hayes Gardner Omaha South Dakota Sioux City Deuce Kansas City St. Louis Mr. Branson

Electric Bitters Cited As Malaria Cure In South Carolina

A testimonial from R. M. James of Louellen South Carolina praises Electric Bitters as the best all round tonic and cure for malaria and related ailments. The ad claims the product destroys malaria germs in the Potomac region and prevents typhoid, offering 50 cents and a Diehl and Brown guarantee.

Potomac R. M. James Louellen S. C Diehl & Brown

Two Die In Auto Crash At Indianapolis Speedway

At the Indianapolis motor speedway a Knox car driven by William A. Bourque and its mechanic Harry Holcomb crashed off the track. Bourque died en route to hospital while Holcomb died shortly after arrival. The car led by Burman in a Buick was in second place after covering nearly 150 miles when it veered into a fence and rolled. A wheel detached and axle nut theory arises as cause.

Indianapolis Indianapolis Motor Speedway William A. Bourque Knox Harry Holcomb Burman Buick Frank Brandor Company H Indiana National Guard Bourque

Local collision blamed on slipping tire

Forcing a crash the crew noted a wheel likely slipped just before the impact. after glancing back they realized they could not avert the accident.

Chine

Dr Kings New Life Pills Promise Health Boost

Advert claim touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a remedy for liver trouble and related ailments like constipation headache jaundice and pimples. Sold by Diehl & Brown’s Inc.

Dr. King New Life

Examinations for National Forest Ranger Jobs Planned

An Oct 25 and 26 exam in District 1 will fill about 100 ranger vacancies across National Forests in Montana Idaho Michigan Minnesota South and Dakota areas. Applicants must be 21 to 40, of good character and health, with starting pay at 900 a year.

Missoula Mont Anaconda Ashland Bozeman Chateau Dillon Great Falls Helena Kalispell Libby Livingston Red Lodge Sheridan Thompson Falls Montana Grangeville Kooskia Sandpoint Wallace Idaho Au Sable Michigan Cass Lake Ely Minnesota Camp Crook South Dakota Newport Washington National Forests United States Civil Service Commission Washington, D. C

Indians in Alaska Learn White Man Ways and Strike

Jeremiah Smith of Spokane describes Alaska’s first strike in the Cooper River country where Guggenheim interests are building a railroad. He notes aboriginal unionization growing, wages around three dollars a day, and transportation companies driving pay down amid labor shortages.

Spokane Wash Northland Jeremiah Smith Industrial Workers of the World Alaska Cooper River Country Guggenheim

Doan's Kidney Pills Promoted By Sun-Region Testimony

An old advertisement touts Doan's Kidney Pills as a cure for kidney trouble citing Robert B. Mayberry of Lawler and others. It claims relief from Bright's disease symptoms, swelling, and painful urination after using a box from Diehl & Brown's drug store. Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo is listed as the U.S. sale agent.

Dean Robert B. Mayberry Lawler Sr Mitchell S. D Bright Diehl & Brown Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo New York United States Doan

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