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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1896
Page
2
The Wolsey Journal changes hands and shifts to populist topics with mentions of President Cleveland, potential nomination debates, and Democratic strategy. It notes irrigation talks at Recfield, March 45, and calls for expert stations and river irrigation questions.
The notice lists uncalled letters at the post office with closing February 11 and mentions names among the missed mail. It includes a testimonial about Chamber Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with a 23 cent price and a money back guarantee. It also notes travel tickets from February 4 to 15 to New Orleans and limited trains.
Police discover a fire in the Fred Widmann vacant building at Main and First. Alarm delays hindered quick response as fire spread to James and Weed structures. Property losses include Widmann's building valued at 500 and Koch grain store stock. A stranger, C. J. Hurley of Sioux City, was arrested after failing to account for himself. examination yielded no conclusive evidence.
A city meeting of poultry fanciers organized a county association to promote pure bred fowls. A committee drafted by laws, monthly meetings on the first Monday, and an annual poultry exhibit plus a pamphlet. Officers include President H. B. Rodent and Treasurer J. Nielsen with directors L. Gras and Geo. W. Law. Members must be engaged in poultry and pay 50 cent dues. A separate notice mentions a home seekers excursion by the C. M. W. St. P. Ry. Co. with low round trip fare, $9 at destination for return.
The article recalls Judge Haney’s pending move to the supreme court and praises his impartiality. JF M Goodykoontz delivers a eulogistic response, praising Haney’s fairness and lack of prejudice. Toastmaster Hitscox presides as citizens and the bar offer heartfelt commendations amid celebratory gatherings.
Prosper farmers discuss funding a Mitchell creamery. Meetings in Mitchell attract many. John P. Carlson promotes stock sales. News of births, illnesses, travels, ice hauling, skating parties, and church services fills the week. A block of local events includes a new born girl to Mr. and Mrs. Wallace, and reports on meetings, theft, and community efforts.
An article extols a laxative as the winter health aid and general remedy, claiming its benefits for digestion and vitality. It also reports a Mitchell meeting notice by the Populist central committee to set a convention delegate location and conduct committee business.
Legal notices warn of foreclosure actions in Davison County South Dakota. Mortgage holders seek sale of described tracts to recover principal interest and penalties. auctions set at public sale at Mitchell court house. Deputy attorney notes recordings and default amounts, with deadlines for responses and redemption.
Fragmented text presents an old promotional piece praising Sarsaparilla for seasonal fatigue and nervous system weakness. It touts tonic benefits, cites testimonials, and references a "Hund's Sarsaparilla" preparation with dubious medical claims and generic patient outcomes.
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