South Dakota Womans Relief Corps Report from Faulkton
The Faulkton based department reports a busy year for the Phil Kearney Corps with socials, raffles, and fundraisers. New members joined while three veterans passed away. installations at Parker and Aberdeen are noted along with inter corps hospitality and plans for remodeling the Faulkton hall. The piece highlights charitable sewing, school flag distributions, and a forthcoming sale with terms and auctioneers Col J S Serverson & Son.
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Tron
Yankton
Phil Kearney
Winandelly
Hot Springs
Thomss
Canistota
Parker
Carleton W. A. G
WL. Wallace W
G. W. Smith
Mie Sweet
Yael
Shetchan W. R
Faulkton
Woman’s Relief Corps
Boys In Blue
Auction Sale On Perry Township Farm February 1906
Auction to be held on the farm located miles north and east of itehel on the southeast quarter of section 1 104 60 Perry township. On Tuesday February 27 1906 at 10 o clock items include 20 head of horses among them a stallion 74 head of cattle various cows heifers steers 20 hogs farm machinery grinder corn binder riding plow walking corn plow self walking corn plow corn planter and related equipment.
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Itehel
Perry Township
Ian
Hyomei Sold As Catarrh Cure With Pocket Inhaler
Hyomei is advertised as a specific for catarrhal trouble not a cure all. The outfit costs 1 dollar and includes a pocket inhaler a dropper and Hyomei. extra bottles are available for 50 cents. The product guarantees satisfaction or cost is refunded.
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Scallin Bros
Public Auction Near Riverside and Mitchell on Feb 28 1906
On Wednesday February 28 1906 at 10 o clock in the morning the northeast quarter of section 19 6 miles north of Riverside and 10 miles northeast of Mitchell will be sold. Property includes six horses 3 to 11 years old thirteen cattle thirty six hogs farm machinery Deering binder gang plow 20 foot drag pulverizer endgate feeder two riding corn plows corn planter and 160 rods of wire hay rake Champion mower three lumber wagons four sets of work harness Ed Deskins also sells extra machinery and stock household goods free lunch at noon Terms cash for ten dollars or less larger sums on bankable security at 10 percent interest 2 percent discount for cash on sums over ten dollars Co J S Serverson and Son auctioneers M F Patton clerk Ambrose Jackson proprietor
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Riverside
Mitchell
Deskins
Co. J. S. Serverson & Son
M. F. Patton
Ambrose Jackson
Public Sale of Farm Equipment and Livestock Near Mitchell
The owner offers a public auction of 38 cattle 4 horses 85 Chester white hogs 125 Plymouth Rock chickens 1200 bushels corn 700 oats 150 speltz seed potatoes farm machinery and more. Sale Monday Feb 26 1906 at 10 oclock northeast quarter of section 18 one mile north two miles west of Mitchell. Cash with 2 discount on sums over $10 time until Nov 26 1906 with 10 percent interest bankable security. lunch provided. Col J S Serverson & Son auctioneers M F Patton clerk J C Clearwater Owner.
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Mitchell
Ohio
J. S. Serverson
Two Kinds of Fencing in She-Prize Talk
A Yonkers Statesman quip compares fencing to barbed wire as a humorous exchange about danger. The joke contrasts genteel She-Prize combat with the harsher reality of barbed wire fencing in everyday life.
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Yonkers
Biter Left in Witty Courtroom Quip
A courtroom quip by a judge rounds a shut case on a sharp tongue joke about a grandmother who has lost her teeth. The exchange highlights a light moment amid legal decorum and local humor.
The Mean Brother Quip From The Atlanta Constitution
A quoted joke from the Atlanta Constitution sees a harsh man deemed too mean for heaven, and his imagined misery without feathers he could sell to a millinery shop.
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Heaven
Atlanta Constitution
Veil Advice Sparks Windy Fashion Quip
In a Detroit Tribune item a woman wonders if she should wear a veil before a ride. He jokes that the veil is needed lest the wind blow her complexion off, reflecting playful local chatter.
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Detroit Tribune
High School Notes and Class Rivalry at College Hall
Enrollment stands at 169 as Principal Prok Hoff notes. Valedictorian Ella Indra and salutatorian Anna Anderson lead the class of 1896 amid crowded facilities. Freshmen face discipline after a spire pennant incident. seniors and juniors pressured by authorities. University debates loom with I. W. U. vs South Dakota on compulsory workers’ insurance.
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Ramer
Ella Indra
Anna Anderson
Hoff
Willits
Imaren
College Hall
University
Nicholson
University of South Dakota
United States
Eighth Grade Mid Term Reports and Valentines
Eighth grade notes report mid term reports issued with no tardies so far. Stanley Morris joined the class this week under Miss Patterson. Fred Moenck is ill with inflammatory rheumatism. The room presented Miss Patterson and classmates with a large freezer of ice cream as a valentines surprise. Pupils continue tests and rhetorical prep for Washington's birthday celebration. visitors are invited.
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Stanley Morris
Miss Patterson
Fred Moenck
Washington
SINTH GRADE HONOR ROLL LISTINGS
A local school column lists students with perfect or no tardiness this term. Names include Blanche Young Verle Cox Arthur Anderson Loren Avery Celeste Carlson Howard Dean Eva Disbrow Tennis Pocken M Roberts Hatheway George Hedden Alma Killey Alene Wallace and others.
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Blanche Young
Verle Cox
Arthur Anderson
Loren Avery
Celeste Carlson
Howard Dean
Eva Disbrow
Tennis Pocken
M Roberts Hatheway
George Hedden
Alma Killey
Alene Wallace
Marguerite Anderson
Karl Cook
Grace Gilliland
Donald Grahai
Willie Green
Everett Johnston
Warry Preston
Charles Raymond
Weury Schirmer
Hdna Rogers
Mary Seaman
Jessie Tremaine
Veletta Wells
Itoward Allen
Archie Giechell
Leon Brink
Wesley Cooley
Genevieve Cooper
Ruth Walthill
Scallin Bros Offer Mi-o-na For Digestive Relief
Scallin Bros. offer Mi-o-na tablets claiming cures for stomach trouble and restored digestive function. The ad touts pepsin effects on gastric glands, improved nutrition, and reduced symptoms like weakness, headaches, and debility. A 50-cent box is guaranteed to refund if Mi-o-na does not cure.
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Scallin Bros
Nine Suspended After College Friction Revelry
A college class scrap led to suspensions following a second clash between freshmen and sophomores this winter. About ten days earlier a spirited rivalry erupted on the college building's third floor, where sophomores gathered.
Peasants Faith in Ghosts Slips Under Modern Light
London Graphic notes how common superstitions persist among peasants, such as Gabriel’s hounds in Durham proven to be migrating geese, and the Irbydale goblin found to be an owl, while Cornish belief in King Arthur’s spirit at Tintagel endures with a white chough omen.
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County of
Durham
Gabriel
Irbydale
Lincolnshire Wolds
Arthur
Tintagel
John Oxenham
London Graphic
Death by Suggestion at a Village Fair
A Jianca shire town fair featured a shopkeeper told to stop his organ by a worried husband whose wife was near death. A clergyman later recounted a similar case where a doctor warned many mourners in a room, but the patient recovered after the priest cleared the room and declared she was not dying.
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Jiancashire
St. James
Stropping a Razor as a Gentlemen’s Discipline
A man who shaves himself argues against frequent sharpening noting he has a razor ten years old that has never been honed and stays sharp through stropping only. He explains using a hard strap to preserve edge and rotates six razors to rest each blade, shaving daily as the least troublesome method.
When Solid Iron Floats in Molten Metal
Experiments show a solid iron ball lowered into liquid iron sinks briefly with the fork, then rises and floats on the surface as it heats. Expansion from heating makes the ball less dense than the molten metal, so it rises until it melts.
Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery and Favorite Prescription
Leading medical authorities praise Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and Favorite Prescription for indigestion liver and chest ailments. The text extols glycerine as a safer extractor, lists root ingredients, and notes caution about cures for advanced consumption. It promotes a companion booklet and Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets for liver and bowel regulation.
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Dr. Pierce
Suc
Pierce
Doctor Pierce
Bartholow
King
Scudder
Hale
Wood
Ware
Johnson
Coe
Ellingwood
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Aenon
Common Sense
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Department OF South Dakota
Woman's Relief Corps
Sug C. Mouton
Press Correspondant, Faulkton, S. D
J. S. Serverson & Son
Hyomei
PROK
H. Hofe
Marie A. Trizzell
J. A. Dundas
Coloutt Kets
Daly
Githe
California
Portland
Tacoma
Seattie
Puget
Idaho
Oregon
Nonlena
E. L. Pardee
Trav
St. Paw
Minn
Michell, S D
Bradfield Regulator Co
Atlanta, Ga
Pega