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The notice shows subscription prices for Mitchell Capital: one copy for one year prepaid 31.0, after six months 1.25, after one year 1.90, and a six month option at one copy for three months.
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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1901
Page
5
The notice shows subscription prices for Mitchell Capital: one copy for one year prepaid 31.0, after six months 1.25, after one year 1.90, and a six month option at one copy for three months.
TO ADVERTISERS Advertising rates given an application and will be found reasonably low Business Cards not exceeding six lines 5.00 per year Had additional line 1.00 Business Locals five cents per line Legal Advertisements at Statute Rates Cards of Thanks Ten Cents per line Marriage and Death Notices published free of oar Obituaries Revolations of Hespect and Wedding preventes Five Centa per line We club with all the leading publications in the country at the lowest club prices All subscribers wishing their address changed to give their former as well as their Dew
A roundup of editorials from Chicago Record-Herald Minneapolis Times St Louis Globe Democrat Chicago Inter Ocean Louisville Courier Journal and others lauds Theodore Roosevelt’s message as calm comprehensive vigorous and candid. Critics note its conservatism and clear recommendations while some fault its style and length.
It is stated that Buffalo will press Congress to recognize the exposition damage valued at 500000 dollars caused by President McKinley’s assassination. The city aims to secure a remuneration bill, arguing the tragedy impaired the nation’s exposition and its ability to proceed.
Newspaper readers discuss moving the South Dakota Press Association meeting to Aberdeen from Sioux Falls and debate local attributions as editors fight over the paper’s political stance. Gov Herried backs Minnesota’s rail consolidation stance. Van Sant unites western governors to block a rail giant. Chicago anarchist speech prompts calls for action against reds. Sioux Falls rumor of a press political flip denied by Editor Bowen, who vows independence.
L C Overstreet of Elgin Tenn recalls his wife’s coughing fits nearly collapsing her lungs and credits Dr King’s New Discovery with saving her life. The remedy, praised for coughs colds bronchitis asthma and lung issues, is sold by S H Scallin with trial bottles free.
A reader is advised to take Foley's Honey and Tar after exposure or at first signs of a cold, promising to stop a cold if taken promptly. An ad for Burdock Blood Bitters claims it clears the head, sharpens the brain, and strengthens the body for daily life.
Modern Woodmen of America Friday elected officers for the coming year. Venerable Counsel H. E. Hitchcock and Worthy Advisor Dr. J. T. Rees will lead, with Clerk C. Halphide and Banker Ole Kjelmyr. Wallatch C. H. Vogus Sentry Isaac Speare and Physicians Drs. Freyburg Warne named. Lodge counts 110 members and grows, with the fraternal group in flourishing condition.
Friday evening the Fraternal Brotherhood of the World elected officers for the coming year. Names listed include Vice President R. M. Gorman, Secretary J. Johnster, Treasurer Margaret Ward, Inside Guard E C Bodrow, Outside Guard James H. Allen, Physician Dr C A Busar, and delegates Mary B. Skinner and R. M. Getman.
Wanited Fifty teachers to gather in Mitchell and vote for Madison as the site for the next association. A county meeting includes Beulah and Hanson county teachers, with attendance by Miss Juliette LaFortune and Prof. E. C. Garrett. The superintendent urges school officers to assemble December 21 to review records, reports, and school law while praising Cooley Language series work.
The Banner Salve manufacturers seek reports of any case where the product failed to cure ulcers sores tetter eczema or piles offering refunds for dissatisfied customers. Seallio announces they will gladly refund money upon proof of failure.
J W Bryan of Lowder Illinois reports his young son suffered a severe pneumonia. After giving Foley Honey and Tar without the doctor's knowledge the coughing stopped quickly and the child recovered, astonishing the physician.
Dr Doran of Minneapolis advertises a new subcutaneous injection method for varicocele and enlarged glands, claiming it is painless and bloodless and the most scientific cure of the nineteenth century. Consultation $1.00. Boaton Block, Minneapolis.
The petition seeking changes in how stray dogs are killed in Mitchell was withdrawn by Superintendent Quigley and teachers following word from the marshal that the practices cited had been discontinued, with some halted before the petition was filed. The notice, dated December 9, 1901, was addressed to Mayor Van Altaine and the city council.
Real estate transfers listed by J I Wells show multiple deeds between Bonham Reed and White and others for sections, ranges, and townships. Several parcels in Mitchell Iowa and surrounding areas include Guernsey’s Addition and B Bracy’s Addition with values ranging from 38 to 6400 dollars.
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