Mother’s Friend promises safe childbirth with relief
Women face anxiety and danger as motherhood nears, but a remedy named Mothers Friend offers immunity from pain and danger before confinement. The scientific liniment prepares the body for childbirth, easing the event and benefiting both mother and child, with many testimonials. A free booklet Before Baby is Born is available from Bradfield Regulator Company, Atlanta, Ga.
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Bradfield Regulator Company
Atlanta
G A R Election At Ransom Post Officers Elected
At a regular meeting of Ransom Post G A R new officers were elected including Commander W H Turneaure Senior Vice D H Brown Junior Vice J T Michels Chaplain H W Kress Surgeon B S Barnard Quartermaster F D Dowere Officer of Day A G Pringle Officer of Guard Paul Stowell Delegates J B Wolgemuth A G Pringle T E Blanchard Alternates W Plotner D H Brown L R Binghan Trustees Luke Richards Paul Stowell The next encampment will be at Hot Springs South Dakota in the Black Hills promising a grand reunion for old veterans.
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Ransom, Post
W. H. Turneaure
D. H. Brown
J. T. Michels
H. W. Kress
B. S. Barnard
F. D. Dowere
A. G. Pringle
Paul Stowell
Election of Officers at Chanka lodge IOOF
At a regular meeting of Chanka lodge IOOF officers for the coming year were elected. N. G. W. H. Bloss W. G. John Reierson Secretary N. J. Neilsen Treasurer Jos L. Lovinger Trustee W. N. Hollands Installation and appointive officers to be installed at the first January meeting.
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Chanka Lodge
N. G
W. H. Bloss
W. G
John Reierson
N. J. Neilsen
Jos. L. Lovinger
W. N. Hollands
Elected New Officers The Rebekahs and Rebekah Corps
Friday evening the W R C held its regular meeting and elected new officers for the coming year. President Helen Kibbee, Senior Vice Anna M Williams, Junior Vice Susis Tenney, Treasurer Clara A Lukens, Chaplain Martha Litsey, Conductor Carrie Cole, Guard Mary Halphide, Delegates to annual encampment Anna Barnard Ann Thompson Emily Silsby. Saturday evening the Rebekah lodge named new officers N G Mrs Clara A Luxena V G Mrs L C Thomas, Treasurer Mrs N J Neilsen, Secretary Miss Hannah Waletrum.
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Helen Kibbee
Anna M. Williams
Susis Tenney
Clara A. Lukens
Martha Litsey
Carrie Cole
Mary Halphide
Anna Barnard
Ann Thompson
Emily Silsby
Rebekahs
Rebekah Lodge
N. G
Clara A. Luxena
V. G
L. C. Thomas
N. J. Neilsen
Hannah Waletrum
How the Vote Goes Governor Lee Aches for Third Ballot Victory
The Argus Leader prints official state officer totals from county canvassing boards. Gov Lee leads Phillips by 169 but falls far short of early claims. Republicans sweep other offices by 3600 to 5000. Lee appears three times on the ballot, suggesting three votes for him. Total governor tally 74 075 versus top two Populist congressmen at 71 099. State ticket aligns with these proportions, implying a three vote strategy to seat Lee if he wins the plurality.
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Argus Leader
Lee
Mr. Phillips
Weather in December according to Prophet Hicks predictions
Prophet Hicks offers December weather guidance noting a Vulcan storm period from the 2nd to 6th and a continuing Mars influence. Heavy winter storms are likely from the 3rd to 7th, with another major storm run from the 13th to 19th. Barometer changes, warmer days, and rain or thunder are expected midmonth, followed by a final storm period late month and a return to warmer, wetter conditions from the 25th to 29th.
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Mars
HOOQ'S Coupon Calendar Offer
One of the handsomest pieces of color work issued this year lithographed with a border of army and navy emblems in gold. Leave your name with your druggist to save a copy or send 6 cents in stamps to C J Hood & Co Lowell Ma. Mention this pauper.
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Army
Hood’s Sarsaparilla and Women’s Health Advice in 19th Century Ad
An old advertisement extols Hood’s Sarsaparilla as a cure-all and outlines weather lore for storm progression. It warns women about neglecting minor feminine ailments and promotes Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription for “female complaints.” It also offers 1008 page Common Sense Medical Adviser in exchange for stamps.
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KR. V. Pierce
Buffalo
New York
Dr. Pierce
Early Closing Movement Seeks 6 PM Store Hours Citywide
Local business leaders plan an organized move toward closing all stores at 6 o'clock each evening to finish transactions earlier. They note most shops stay open until 9:30 at a loss and aim for amicable, united action before year end, with a meeting to formalize plans and timing. The piece also advertises Electric Bitters, a tonic sold for 50 cents, and reports on the Wagner Male Quartette canceling a Mitchell engagement due to illness, causing public disappointment and miscommunication about the concert date.
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Aera
Wagner
Mitchell
Gale
E. K. Shu
Galva
Iowa
Republican
Mitchell and Sioux Falls High School Football Controversy
A long disputed account details the Mitchell athletic board stance on a proposed game with Sioux Falls. Colton claims he acted only as messenger while the board set conditions and demanded the game be played where it benefits Mitchell. Sioux Falls papers are accused of misreporting the talks, while the board and Colton push for a clarifying meeting in Salem. The piece also notes a separate anecdote about Mrs Ada Lark of Groton who recovered from a serious cough after using Dr. King’s New Discovery.
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Sioux Falls
Mitchell
Athletic Board
Colton
Snyder
Argus-Leader
Salem
Douthit
Adalk
Groton
S. D
Dr. King
S. B. Susie
Guariguteca
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Mitchell, S. D
J. L. Hannett
A. E. Hitchcock
J. E. Wells
Harker Bros
Roth’s
Mitchell House
Ladies Ark
Chichester
Madiaon Prnce
Philada
Mitchell Iron Works
Geo. H. Summers
Trave
Anyont Ventag
Munn & Co
Scientific American
Roseway
F St
Odd Fellows
Rebekahs and
Rebeif Corps
Gov. Lee
Prophet Hicks
Hooq
Hood
America
Grippe
Fore
S. H. Scaliin
Cash IS
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Gillis Shoe Company
Dodd's
Cream Bread Cottage
Bakers
Becker
Hundred
Chicago
Yenalstine
Railroad
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