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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1900
Page
7
The Sioux Falls Press shifts to new owners Gov Lee and Senator Pettigrew amid statewide canvass plans. Obituary to Senator Davis Minnesota noted. Commentary on Bryan defeat cites Chicago American. Thanksgiving reflections urge gratitude. many local figures profiled with routine ads and notices.
A testimonial from W. R. Smith of Lathan cites multiple remedies for piles with no relief until Bucklen's Arnica Salve. He states he has not been troubled since using it. The ad notes the salve as the best on earth, 25 cents per box, guaranteed by S. H. Seallin, druggist.
Testimony focused on the destruction of the Mitchell Mail office and the value of its contents. Witnesses from Sioux Falls evaluated assets at about 320 dollars with unclear commercial value for the files. Defense and prosecution debated ownership, consent, and the role of local citizens in addressing alleged attacks by McBride’s paper. The hearing adjourned to resume Saturday morning.
The McBride case opened with Judge Aikens for the plaintiff and A B Kittredge Preston arguing for the defense. The arguments highlighted the bill of sale transferring title of McBride's printing office and the Mail’s coverage, with Senator Allen delivering a scholarly closing.
Blood humors and modern germ theories aside Hood's Sarsaparilla is claimed to cure scrofula salt rheum eczema catarrh rheumatism malaria and other blood poisons. Testimonials from Mrs Spravuspina and Wa Garner claim cures in adults and an infant. The ad urges readers to choose Hood's over substitutes and to buy Hood's.
Judge Campbell instructs jury on ownership of contents in the newscraper office. The plaintiff contends the bill of sale to Kk. C. Warne was not delivered as a title passage and no consideration or possession passed, made to prevent destruction. Concluded on Page 11.
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