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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1898
Page
7
A fragmented OCR page presents a jumble of names, numbers, and phrases including CAPITLL and FEFBAY items. The text references events, dates, ages, and possible figures, but with heavily garbled wording and inconsistent spellings.
The report outlines court actions including remnant entries in the records and remarks on the memory of a deceased member. It lists attendees such as Judge Smith and local bar associations, with notes on respect for the deceased’s memory and court adjournment until Friday. Also included are details of regular meetings, officers, and premium amounts for various insurances and life policies.
A basement window intrusion led to a large blaze at a store. Firefighters fought flames with multiple water lines, uncovering a chaotic scene as investigators catalog the damage and prior incidents linked to the building.
In Cleveland, a man registered as Sleepy Eye Minnesota, then a Painted Post Indiana listed next. A clerk noted odd western town names before a dignified man added Horseheads New York to the registry, prompting curiosity.
A garbled text fragment references trials and protests and includes stray quotes about drivers and a child near a railway engine. It also mentions an Australian city Melbourne and a Sydney based newspaper style echo anecdote. The piece mixes anecdotes about accidents and public notices with faint mentions of a trial and manifestos.
Elga Noen M Tiprell of 711 Powelton Avenue Philadelphia credits a remedy labeled 4.8.8 with curing his rheumatism after months of suffering. He says two bottles brought complete and permanent relief, avoiding oils and liniments and warning against doctors potash and mercury.
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