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Newspaper

Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1904

Page

14

Buttermakers at Work In South Dakota Convention

Delegates of the Buttermakers and Dairymen's association gather in Mitchell for discussions on dairy education and trade. President Leland Griffins and Secretary C. P. Sherwood lead sessions as Albert Anderson presents on continuing study, with dairy exhibits on display and creamery entries competing for prizes.

Dairymen's Association South Dakota Leland Griffins C. P. Sherwood DeSmet Mitchell Club Griffin Ethel Priest Kindélan Albert Anderson Ipswich Samuel Houghdah St. Peter, Minn

Butter Judging At Convention Boosts Buttermaker Ties

At the convention Thursday the Buttermakers Association reported sixty members in good standing with more expected. Mitchell’s Jia Brockway presented a paper on improving week old cream handling, while Samuel Houghdahl demonstrated scoring butter from twenty two creameries, highlighting defects and improvement paths. Scores topped by Mortenson Corona at 96 with several creameries close behind. A large turnout of creamery suppliers and transporters attended to discuss industry interests.

Sherwood Jia Brockway Mitchell Samuel Houghdal St. Peter, Minn Houghdahl Houghbdah Ff Mortenson Corona Mortenson Chr. Timpson Nora Robert Bliss Hecla J. HW. Brockway J. Lb. Stover Brookings C. Beck Kidder Walter Anderson Lake Preston W. G. Douglas Willow Lakes Andrew Harto Erwin Peter Miller Savo A. P. Laurson Center Point O. L. Distad DeSmet E. A. Paulson Webster A. G. Redman Albee A. B. Ryger Milbank W. &. Troutman White Lake H. Pierce Oaks Kk. I. Jones

Buttermakers and Dairymen Read Papers in Mitchell Club

A busy Mitchell Club session Wednesday afternoon featured reading of papers by members of the Buttermakers and Dairymen. The event highlighted ongoing dairy industry topics and engaged attendees with discussions and notes.

Mitchell Club

Buttermaker Papers Highlight Dairy Convention Sessions

Attendees rallied for an Omaha and Milwaukee rail aided gathering as key papers on creamery machinery dairy convention uses and abuses and testing methods were presented. F L Ten Eyck Hazel described creamery machinery care, C F E Bair St Paul offered uses and abuses of dairy conventions, Prof A H Wheaton Brookings outlined problems for buttermakers handling milk and cream, and A L Bull Parkston evaluated pipette accuracy for cream testing with robust discussion among delegates.

Omaha Milwaukee Roads Sherwood F. L. Ten- Eyck Hazel C. F E. Bair St. Paul Bair A. H. Wheaton Brookings Agricultural College Prof. Wheaton A. L. Bull Parkston

Four doctors predicted my stomach illness and appendix danger

Duanie Winston of Burlington Vermont says three packages of Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea cured her stomach troubles and appendicitis scare. The testimonial notes the tea cost 35 cents and was sold by Swallin Bros.

Hollister Duanie Winston Burlington, Vt Swallin Bros

Advertised Letters List for Mitchell Post Office

The week ending February 3 1904 shows uncalled letters at Mitchell Post Office. Names include J M Coops Miss Estella Farrell Miss C Goodman Miss Nellie Hill C M Mast Geo Maack H L Nichols Jno C Ruble H L Williams and Mrs Sally Gardner. Callers should say advertised. letters uncalled in two weeks go to dead letter office. H L Bras P M.

Mitchell

Mollister's Rocky Mountain Tea Ad Ends With Youthful Claim

An old advertisement for Mollister's Rocky Mountain Tea promotes vitality claiming it makes the aged feel like a 20 year old. Scallin Bros. markets the product as te or tablets priced at 35 cents, touting benefits for the aged and infirm.

Mollister Rocky Mountain Scallin Bros

Be Cheerful and Spread Pleasant Vibes in Daily Life

The text urges maintaining a cheerful attitude to uplift others and conquer half the battle by avoiding gloomy remarks. It encourages earnest efforts to share pleasure and confer happiness through positive speech and demeanor.

Cole's Carbolisalve Keeps Trust Over Decades

Millions of users affirm Cole's Carbolisalve as a household essential, likening it to flour and urging a spare box for burns and cuts. The ad claims superiority and notes price points of 25 and 60 cents at all druggists.

Postgraduate Course Dialogue From Courtroom Exchange

In a courtroom exchange Mrs Richmond asks if their daughter will return to the cooking school this year. Mrs Bronxborough replies she will keep her home until she can learn affordable dishes. The judge observes the matter.

Richmond Bronxborough

Veterinary Carbon Salve Aids Horses On Icy Roads

Cole's Veterinary Carbon salve offers quick relief for horses hurt by slipping on ice. Heals without a scar and is guaranteed by all druggists. Keep it on hand for winter injuries.

Cole

Farm Auction Near Letcher Seeks Broad Stock Sale

A public sale will be held on the proprietor's farm in Letcher township Sanborn county 4 miles southwest of Letcher Tuesday February 23 starting at 10 o clock a m The auction includes horses cattle calves yearlings heifers brood sows harness implements threshing outfit and farm tools plus 800 bushels corn 400 oats 100 seed wheat 50 chickens and other items The sale offers cash for sums up to 10 and credit on approved security to November 1 1904 with 10 per cent interest and 3 per cent discount for cash on larger totals Lunch will be provided at noon J S Serveson Son auctioneers Wim Smith clerk and D D Hardman proprietor

Letcher Sanborn County J. I. Case

Preventive Use of Chamberlains Cough Remedy

The times favor prevention over cure and claim Chamberlains Cough Remedy reliably counteracts the progression from cold or influenza to pneumonia. It asserts pneumonia follows colds, and early use safeguards health, with sale through all druggists.

Quotes On Horse Racing And A Cough Syrup Endorsement

The text juxtaposes a fierce view of horse racing as both passion and business by Pierre Lorillard and a praise of Dr Wood's Norway Pine Syrup for coughs and colds. It blends two contrasting health and sports notes into a single excerpt from a historical page.

Pierre Lorillard Dr. Wood

Oxford Freshman Delivers Wry Euclid Insight

A London newspaper story recalls an Oxford freshman asked if he proved a Euclid proposition. He answers that proved is too strong a word he "remiered" it as highly probable. The quip highlights student humor in early term.

London Oxford

One remedy cures all itch with Dean's Ointment

An advertisement proclaims a universal itch relief with Dean's Ointment available at drug stores for 40 cents. The claim emphasizes immediate relief of skin itch across the body and directs readers to purchase locally.

Dean

Ambition and rhetoric cited in debate exchange

A Washington Star quote pairs one statesman praising a rival as a debate giant with another noting the use of stilted language for small ideas. The item includes an old advertisement for Cole's Laxative Liver Pills and a brief humorous Scottish minister anecdote about a prayer meeting mishap.

Washington Star

Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Offfers Teething Relief

For over sixty years Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used by millions of mothers for teething. It toothes the child softens the gums allays pain cures wind colic and treats diarrhoea. Pleasant to the taste and sold by druggists worldwide at twenty five cents a bottle. Be sure and ask for Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup.

Poultry Association Elects Officers at Mitchell Meeting

At a Poultry Association meeting officers were chosen: President J J Reinelt from Tripp. Vice President A J Keith of Sioux Falls. Secretary Wm Scallin. Treasurer C C Halphide. Executive committee includes E Wn Thomas of Huron, F Ji Winsor Jr, OC Bras, W A Karber of Mitchell. Next year’s show will again be in Mitchell around the same time.

The Poultry Association J. J. Reinelt Tripp A. J. Keith Sioux Falls Wm. Scallin C. C. Halphide WN. Thomas Huron F. Ji. Winsor, Jr Bras W. A. Karber Mitchell

Notice of Sale of Real Property in South Dakota Minors

By order of the Davison County Court the guardian seeks sale of minors Walter Tobin Ethel Tobin and Philip Tobin real estate. On January 11 1904 the sale to be held after February 20 1904 at the law office of F H Winsor Mitchell SD. The property is the undivided three ninths interest in the northwest quarter of section 51 township 103 north range 60 west. Sale terms cash. Philip E Tobin Guardian.

Davison County South Dakota Walter Tobin Ethel Tobin Philip R. Tobin F. H. Winsor Mitchell Towit Davison Tate Philip E. Tobin Philip Jk. Tobin Minora

How to Eat with Fingers in Italian Dining

The New York Press notes Amin and others should eat olives and asparagus with fingers, corn on the cob without scraping ends, and spaghetti with fork and bread crust. It warns against knife cutting in spaghetti and observes waiters place multiple utensils on the table for the entire meal.

Amin New York Press

Peanuts Spread from Brazil to Global Cultivation

Historical notes describe peanuts as native to Brazil with early spread to Africa, Asia, and Europe. It highlights their oil production and quality comparable to olive oil, noting Virginia and North Carolina types and the distinct Spanish nuts traded post-stilling and roasting.

Brazil Africa China Japan India East Virginia Tennessee

Dee's Magic Mirror and the 1605 Gunpowder Plot Legend

The article traces the belief that Dr. John Dee used a magic mirror to reveal the 1605 gunpowder plot. It cites illustrations in eighteenth century prayer books showing a circular mirror and occult imagery, alongside a discussion of wealth, progress, and the role of millionaires in modern society.

John Dee James Eye of Providence

Dean's Kidney Pills Claim Kidney Cure Evidence

An advertisement asserts Dean's Kidney Pills cure kidney ailments and backache. Mr Starvey Reed of Fargo says the product relieved his kidney pain after using the pills from Wilsor's pharmacy, praising the treatment and recommending them to others. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY is named as sole agents.

Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo N. Y United States Ioan

Uncle Sam’s Penny Crop Mounts a Grand Tall Tale

Leslie’s Weekly reports on a Treasury Department advisory that the Philadelphia mint will pause penny production amid a large surplus. It claims 3,000,000,000 pennies could span 23,000 miles and stretch toward the stars, with enough left to gift copper keepsakes to world children.

Uncle Sam Treasury Department Philadelphia Philadelphia Mint Sam Leslie

American Use of Electricity Outlook in Industry

A London Telegraph note summarizes Mr. Kaye Gray’s address to the Institution of Electrical Engineers on American electric power use. It cites plate glass and colliery plants with large generating capacities and motors and compares Carnegie works with Krupp’s at Essen, noting electric power’s efficiency and reduced labor.

America Institution of Electrical Engineers Kaye Gray Grae Mite Carnesie Works Krupp Essen Carnegie Works Homestead Steel Works Pennsylvania Krupp’s London Telegraph

Also Mentioned on This Page

Laat Pers Informa Tion of J. S. Serveson & Son Wim. Smith D. Hardman the Times Slisvae Atledass Hara Will Chamberlain Dee Gunton’s Magazine Boston Sea Drinksta Z. W. Adams Carlor Mitchell, South Dakota Preston & Hannett S. DD C. A. Bower Main St A. Branch R. D. Prescott Ene Manhattan Bidg ST. Paul Minn Olis Priste Selegra Stu Ang Keee Waciiuixs JM Misstons Beckwith Block Ouluth P&g A. B. Hager Champeny Block Ray Smith Butterfield’s
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