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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1901
Page
8
An old style advertorial extols S S S as a blood purifier and tonic improving circulation digestion and nerves. It claims no minerals are used and praises cures for eczema and cancer with anecdotal testimonials from E B Kelly Urbana and Mrs Henry Siegfried Cape May.
Fire broke out on the second floor of James Spears residence after a stovepipe ignited contents. The Omaha road freight crew alerted neighbors as firefighters battled freezing conditions. most household goods on the top floor were saved, but water damage and smoke hindered access to items on the second floor. Insurance coverage was about 1500 on the home and contents.
A patient named N. Keyes, deemed insane in October, died in late November after an insane asylum transfer failed. An employee, halted en route to Yankton, reported the case but officials did not intervene. The note laments delays caused by improper remedies and promotes Foley's Honey and Tar for colds.
The association approved a trip to Buffalo to view the Pan-American exposition. Dick Halladay of Iroquois Glenn Farley of Madison and George Schlosser of Sioux Falls were named to arrange transport and a good time for the boys. reporters noted the legislature's actions against newspapers had not yet affected most papers financially and Pierre residents welcomed the delegation.
Mrs J. N. Crow upholds her renowned status as a breeder of Barred Plymouth Rocks by winning four prizes at the State Poultry Exhibition, in what is described as the most competitive Barred Rock class the state has seen.
War Department selects South Dakota cadet nominees for West Point via a February 19 1901 examination at Presbyterian College Huron South Dakota. Top scorer becomes principal finalist. second highest becomes alternate after rigorous math grammar geography and US history tests. Principal must attend Fort Snelling Minnesota March 1 1901 for official验.
Advertises wholesale musical instruments with a catalog promise. Offers piano organ violin guitar mandolin cornet strings and other items with illustrations and prices mailed upon request. Asks for reader to specify desired instruments and address.
Mrs Rosa Richardson of Laurel Springs North Carolina recounts nearly fatal consumption cured by Dr Kings New Discovery after seven bottles she is now stout and well. The remedy touted as unrivaled for consumption pneumonia la grippe bronchitis and coughs with guaranteed bottles 50c and 1 trial bottles free at Scallins drug store
North Dakota lignite coal shows strong heating power and low soot in tests. A Huron milling firm found it yields more heat with only slightly higher cost due to high freight. New lignite fields near Everts could boost production if mined in large quantities. Frost bite and chilblains treated quickly by Banner Salve.
A Chamberlain resident reports the city will remain in darkness due to a break in the water pipe to the electric light system. The artesian well still runs a strong gusher, but the elbow joint that feeds the lighting machinery blew off, delaying repairs and leaving the town without illumination until fixed.
South Dakota editors meeting at Pierre last week chose to visit the Pan-American Exposition in Buffalo next summer as part of their annual summer excursion. The group discussed plans during the state editorial association session.
The article warns of a severe grip season and promotes Benson's Porous Plaster as the preventive and curative treatment. It touts the plaster for chest and back use to protect lungs, urges avoiding imitations, and cites Seabury Johnson of New York as the manufacturer.
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