Mitchell council defers gas franchise action and discusses city finances
Mitchell city council deferred a gas franchise vote citing Scotland bank closure impact. Minutes show police pay raised to 475 and 460 monthly, water pump cost of 7000, and several bills referred for investigation. Mayor and Aldermen also discussed gas rates, a new smokestack bid, and a roof repair for the library.
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Dewi
Sessi
Montas
Duta Kings
Rils Reese Wallace
Markham
Kiddes
Councles
McDonald
Herbert
Sranson
T. J. Spangler
Mitchell Gas Co
Scotland
First National Bank
Monnday
E. M. Sinclair
Columbia Gas & Construction Co
Sioux City
Sinclair
Mitchell
Adolph Scheurenbrand
August Groeber
Frank Sumtwirs
City Hall
Burns
Library Committee
Ireb
Farmers Tribune seed and nursery annual front page design
Farmers Tribune of Sioux City Iowa sends a copy of its front page design in yellow and black for the annual seed and nursery number. The note emphasizes the paper's agricultural and livestock weekly identity and preparedness for this issue.
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Farmers Tribune
Sioux City
Iowa
Senate to concur on anti pass bill and send to governor
Pierre Feb 4 The Senate will concur in house amendments to the anti pass bill and it will go to the governor for signing at once. The remaining senate time will discuss Dowdell's uniform text book bill while the house focuses on the primary bill section by section and the two cent mileage measure advancing to the calendar for tomorrow.
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Pierre
Senate
House
Dowdell
Myeree
Wet
L. Joges
Deafness Cure Promises in Constitutional Remedies
An advertisement claims deafness cannot be cured by local measures, asserts inflammation of the Eustachian tube as the cause, and offers up to one hundred dollars for any catarrh deafness case cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It cites I. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo, with druggists selling at 75 cents. It also promotes Talks family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
I. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Emergency clause debate on anti pass bill in Pierre
The House in Pierre debates the anti pass bill with the emergency clause. Glass leads supporters while Foster and opponents anticipate a big fight as the chamber crowds for the committee of the whole session.
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Pierre
Glass
Foster
Rising From the Grave Electric Bitters Claim
A Lucama North Carolina man named Wmn A Fertwell asserts a remarkable recovery from Bright's disease in the diabetes stage after taking less than three bottles of Electric Bitters He says the remedy has halted his liver and bladder troubles and believes a permanent cure is possible Diehl Brown druggist sells it for 50 cents guaranteed.
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Wmn. A. Fertwell
Lucama
N. C
Bright
Diehl & Brown
Lease of Common School Lands Davison County Auction
Notice that on March 19 1907 all unleased common school lands in Davison county will be offered for lease at public auction between 10 am and 4 pm at the front door of the court house Pierre January 14 1907 O C Dokken Commissioner of School and Public Lands
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Davison
Said County
Pierre
O. C. Dokken
Lost and Found ads offer reliable results in The Republican
The Republican highlights that lost and found ads consistently yield good results. The notice encourages forming a habit of placing or checking these ads to recover or locate items efficiently.
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Republican
Grand Gold Megal Contest Public Examination Highlights
The program featured orations by Mrs. C E Verwilyen and others with Rev A Craiz Bawdish leading prayers. Miss Bower entertained with whistling and cornet, while vocal solos by Kratz, Hager, and Tournier drew praise. W C U S A work noted with two national banners and judges included Weir Van Benthuysen and Quigley.
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Situs
Wessington
A. Craiz
C. O
Bk. Verwilyen
E. Cooper
Court of Appeal
Cora Aldrich
Sioux Falls
Corder
Miss Bower
Fred Kratz
Eugene Hager
M. R. Tournier
Cussem
Samuel Weir
S. D. van Benthuysen
J&. J. Quigley
C. E. Verwilyen
Vermilyea
Common Colds Cause Serious Diseases Claim Doctors
Physicians with national reputations say avoiding colds prevents a long list of dangerous illnesses. They argue pneumonia consumption and throat lung troubles arise from a cold and worsen with each attack. Chamberlain's Crushed Remedy is pitched as a safe cure without opium or morphine and backed by thirty years of cures.
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Chamberlian
Poultry Show Closes After Bad Weather Delays Attendance
The weather on Friday evening kept a large crowd away from the poultry show but the event remains successful. Mitchell’s show is highly regarded in the state with records valued for selling chickens or eggs. On Saturday birds were moved from City Hall and many were shipped to owners.
A Valuable Lesson by John Pleasant in Indiana
John Pleasant from Magnolia Indiana recalls a lesson from six years ago and praises Dr King’s New Life Pills. The ad claims the pills please everybody and are guaranteed at Diehl and Brown’s druggists for 206 cents.
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John Pleasant
Magnolia
Ind
Dr. King
Diehl & Brown
Clubbing Offer Covers Capital With Select Publications
An offer valid for 90 days pairs The Capital with selected publications The Weekly Inter Ocean The Semi weekly Sioux City AWE and The Warmers Tribune at set prices. Sample copies available on application.
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Inter-Ocean
Sioux City
Tribune
Sioux Oil
Cough Remedy Promoted For Children By Mothers
A testimonial advertises Keeptony of Chamberluip Cough Whennedy as a safe cure for coughs colds and croup in children. It claims rapid relief prevents pneumonia if used at first signs and that it contains nothing injurious. Mothers are advised to trust this remedy and buy from druggists.
Hall of Fame notes bold figures and dates across era
The column surveys notable figures from judges and postmasters to scientists and bankers. It mentions Judge Charles T. Woodard joining Maine Supreme Court with no portrait, William Lee who refused publishers offer, Joel Newson as long serving Azalla postmaster, and editor Charles R. Miller’s wife’s death. It also highlights Israel Munson Spelman Harvard graduate, Charles J Bonaparte’s Europe avoidance, Dr. William Duane joining Mme Curie, Lord Rosse and his Birr telescope, Chief Justice Knowlton’s Springfield witness, P W Goebel’s Kansas City bank fortune origin, and a Kansas marriage tale leaving 50 cents.
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Charles T. Woodard
Maine Supreme Court
William Lee
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Hampton
N. H
Joel Newson
Azalla
Iray
Charles R. Miller
New York Times
John Cotton
Bisoon
Boston
Israel
Munson Spelman
Harvard
Tie
Boston and Maine Railway
Charles J. Bonaparte
Baltimore
Europe
William Duane
University of Colorado
Mme. Curie
Paris
Duane
M. Curie
Lord Rosse
Birrcastle
Ireland
Knowlton
Massachusetts Supreme Court
Springfield
Curious Paris Factoids Highlight Social Shifts
Facts from France note English speaking cabs in Paris and high tipping totals. Paris births rise across Europe while France seeks six year solitary confinement in place of the death penalty. Fifteen Parisian women train as cabbies at the Animals Protection Society HQ learning horse anatomy and care.
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Paris
Europe
France
Animals’ Protection Society
Hair Turned White Under Terror Legends From History
The Caledonian cites Queen Marie Antoinette's auburn hair turning white during the Reign of Terror. An English surgeon named Parry recalls a rebel Sepoy’s jet black hair whitening in half an hour after mutiny exposure. It also notes Baron Alphonse de Rothschild’s dark hair blanching during the Paris Commune.
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Marie Antoinette
Caledonian
Parry
Paris
Baron Alphonse de Rothschild
Favorite Prescription Promises Relief for Women
An advertising feature extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a scientific, safe tonic for women with bearing down pains, nervous symptoms, and weak constitutions. It claims to invigorate the whole system and pelvic organs, warns against alcohol, and invites free medical consultation from Buffalo, with additional touting of Pleasant Pellets for constipation and medical books.
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Dr. Pierce
St.Vitua
Pierce
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