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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1900
Page
11
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a medical figure, Lanny & Co reference, and a Missouri city cue. The readable lines hint at a medical service note or advertisement with unclear patient or treatment details and a stray percentage figure. Further context is unreadable.
A notice promotes a variety of items including chinaware baskets silk fans and novelties from China and Japan suitable for weddings and birthdays.
A local product named Ferris Corn Cure is advertised for sale at a corner location on Main Street and Second Street. The notice reads like a small storefront promotion in the newspaper column.
The readable text is broken and unclear. It mentions a name or brand and a park location but lacks complete facts to form a coherent item.
Reports from multiple districts in Davison County detail a week of attendance, new pupils, and classroom work. Students show progress in arithmetic, writing and reading, with eighth grade focusing on Boer War projects and current topics. The column notes community events, staff changes, and ongoing school efforts amid a busy term.
Prof. and Mrs. T. A. Duncan arrived home Tuesday after a wedding in Independence Iowa on February 22. The ceremony occurred in the presence of many friends with a reception at the couple’s home that evening. Faculty and local friends gathered to share in the couple’s joy and best wishes.
Sioux City Journal reports Russell A. Marks of Sioux City invited to act as referee for the annual intercollegiate athletic meet of South Dakota to be held in Mitchell on May 17. Five state colleges participate Redfield Brookings Yankton Mitchell and Huron with UD falling under doubt due to past friction.
The Rev. A E Carhart of the anti saloon league spoke in Parkston on Sabbath with stereopticon pictures showing alcohol's harm to families. He preached temperance at the Presbyterian and Methodist churches and drew a large receptive audience.
The listing describes farm gear including sulkies and harrows from several brands plus grain drills corn planters wind mills feed grinders and cream separators. It notes expanded harness room bicycle and buggy departments and an emphasis on Imperial Bicycles for the coming year.
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