Dr Rea Specialist Will Visit Mitchell House January 13 1898
Dr Rea president of the Southern Medical and Surgical Institute Louisville Ky offers one day only visits at Mitchell House returning every four weeks. He claims vast success with over four thousand treated in the past year and promises free consultation in German and English with modern cures for eye, ear, nose throat lungs stomach and many other diseases. He guarantees to identify dis ease in five minutes and offers a $50 challenge if not.
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Rea
Southern Medica and Surgical Institute
Louisville
Thursday's Market Closings From Minneapolis Trade Ledger
In Minneapolis, Thursday market closings show Wheat No 2 Northern at 8.87, Oats 2.24, Corn 24 1/2, Flax 8.11 1/2, reflecting quick price reports for the day. Traders note grain values steady amid small shifts across major commodities.
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Minneapolis
Chicago Daily Market Report by D Ve Moore
Chicago market report by D Ve Moore from Con includes price movements and commodity notes. Trading activity highlights cereal and textile futures with gains and losses varying by session.
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D. Ve Moore
Con
South Dakota Court summons Bowman in Mitchell case
Fourth Judicial Circuit in Davison County issues summons to John L. Bowman requiring answer to Etta A. Bowman’s complaint within thirty days. Notice filed December 30, 1897. attorney L. E. Whitcher. Also land claim notice for Herbert N. Warfield to prove final proof January 15, 1897 before Mitchell Register and Receiver with witnesses listed from Emsley and Mitchell.
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Sum Mons
South Dakota
Fourth Judicial Circuit
Davison County
Etta A. Bowman
John L. Bowman
Mitchell
S. D
L. E. Wi Tcuer
L. E. Whitcher
Herbert N. Warfield
Daniel Teneyck
Adam Doering
Benamin Barnard
Emsley
S. S
William Ilkinson
Abraham Boynton
Register
State of
County of
Lincoln
Circuit Court
Second Judicial Circuit
D. H. Moses
W. H. Hopkins
Addoe
Pants Dakota
Davison
John Cook
Davison Co
D. O. S. Girford
Sioux Falls Address Highlights Plain Talk on Local Matters
Superintendent Frank Crane spoke plainly to teachers on current issues in Sioux Falls Tuesday evening. Reports from Klondike diverge with dire winter starvation fears and conflicting news from boats. Eli Point Courier spots Speaker John Colvin of Mitchell as a potential successor to Gov. Lee, arguing Colvin would handle state business personally.
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Frank Crane
Sioux Falls
Eli Point Courier
John Colvin
Mitchell
Lee
Andy Lee
John
Widow Sandidge files blood lawsuit against Widmann in damage suit
Mrs. Clara E. Sandidge sues Fred Widmann alleging he sold her husband intoxicating liquor and served papers Thursday. Attorney Goodyhould represents Sandidge while T J Sonoyeer is retained by Widmann on both damage suits. Gesundheit health ads interrupt notice text.
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Mra
Clara Sandidge
Fred Widmann
Greek Evzones Drive Turkish Cavalry From Risomylos Foothills
In Thessaly, Greek Evzones shattered a Turkish cavalry assault on a plateau overlooking dlestino. Turkish infantry fell back after volleys as Evzones emerged from cover, leaving victorious Greeks near Risomylos in a clash chronicled by W Kinnaird Rose. The report also covers bakehouse essentials and farm industry notes.
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Smolerski
Dlestino
Truin
Risomylos
Thessaly
W. Kinnaird Rose
New York Ledger
Local notes from Armour 1898 include births and events
Mrs A A Hoon returns home to Armour. Buckwheat flour at Broadbent’s. New Year wishes. Wanted to buy 10 head of work horses. J Shelmadine. D B Thayer visits from Highmore. A O U W and Degree of Honor installation planned. Miss Jennie McRoberts visiting in Armour. Sheep case at courthouse with A B Kittredge assisting. Powers birth announced. City council meets. licenses granted. Temperance meeting at Grand opera house. Various legal and civic notices. Christmas New Year travel rates and lectures scheduled. Y M C A social in new rooms. Civil service exam order change. New Year reception planned at Methodist church. Anecdote about Sunday school teacher and bathing boys.
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A.A. Hoon
Armour
Broadbent’s
J. Shelmadine
D. B. Thayer
Highmore
J. A. Gheen
Jennie McRoberts
Woon
Gov. Lee
Col. Kingsbury
Yanxton
Capt. Davis
Huron
Board of Charities and Corrections
Reform School
Union Temperance
Grand Opera House
C. E. Hager
Rathbun
H.J. Whiting
N. J. Dunham
Woonsocket
Mark Williams
Supreme Court
Introduction Sparks Across the Atlantic Voyage Anecdote
A seasoned traveler recalls a Halifax to Boston voyage in a plaster schooner. Two men, misnamed by the captain, salute each other midship while flying from bunk to bunk, delivering a humorous East Coast introduction. The tale comes from Chicago Times-Herald via Beggar Indignation notes.
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Wasty
Nova Scotia
Boston
Halifax
Mr. Smith
Mr. Brown
Chicago Times-Herald
Doctors Deaths Show Link With Suicide Trend
The Medical and Surgical Reporter notes that over three years nearly one fiftieth of physician deaths were by suicide. It suggests causes include morbid fancies, indifference to death, or knowledge of painless methods. Accessibility to poisons and impulsive action are cited as factors. Coal miners total listed by country totals are provided.
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Sys
Medical and Surgical Reporter
Philadelphia
Lewes
London
Novelist's Gest Effort Prompted Quirky Exchange
An odd fragment shows a novelist named Don engaging in a brief, perplexing dialogue about tennis with an old lady giving a curt reply and a mention of Tennison. The snippet hints at a humorous or reflective scene.
My Mother's Voice Poem Reflected in Journal
Martha A. Kidder writes of a mother’s voice heard in childhood dreams and distant memories. The verse traces a lifelong pull of that sound, guiding and comforting the speaker as she wanders far from home.
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Martha A. Kidder
New York Tome Journal
OUR GIRLS AND BRITONS
A discussion on why American women marry British men explores motives from country roads to social poise. It weighs stoic English charm against American restlessness and notes Kipling like stereotypes and a claim about British bankers.
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England
Picui
Pall Mall
Fifth Avenue
Broadway
Kipling
North American Review
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Him
Hitchell
DR. Rea & CO
Chicago Daily Market
Chicago
Ark
A. B. Hager
Insurance
Klondike
Michigan
Missouri
Agricultural Department of
Buffalo Morning Times
Columbia
Siam
Uruguay
Chile
A. B. Kittredge
Court House
Win
Frasier
Mary
West Duluth
John Powers
Republican
Bracy
John Michels
J. W. Sanford
Geo. Jecks
C. Fr. Drake
Ethan
Henry Snow
H. I. Hackett
Hill City
St. P
Ingalls
John J. Ingalls
Ferguson's
H. C. Clark
Commission
Civil Service Department
Methodist Sunday School
Epworth League
Scrand Magazine
Great Britain
United States
Germany
Belgium
Russia
Bill
New York World
Christopher Wren
St. Paul’s Cathedral
Maximilian Dick
Isabelle Bratnober
Georgiella Lay
Gale’s Drug Store
East Fifth Street
Des Moines
Iowa
Gilbert & Allen, Mitchell, S.D
D. W. Moore
Grain Commission
Chas. E. Lewis
Chamber of Commerce
Minoo
Walrath's
Mitchell, S. D
F.L. Moyer
W. G. Davison
E. J. Quigley
N. L. Davison
Wat. M. Sora
Watigal Bank
U. S
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