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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1903
Page
11
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The Artesian Advocate urges editors and voters to back Mitchell as the state capital location, arguing it is near population center and accessible via the C M & St. P and C & N W lines. It warns Pierre would be remote and calls for accountability from legislators on the capital removal vote.
Madison Georgia resident E. H. Wise credits One Minute Cough Cure with restored health and relief from coughs colds and bronchitis. The ad promotes the remedy as curing throat and lung troubles by thinning phlegm drawing out inflammation and soothing mucous membranes. L. O. Gale signs the endorsement.
A newlywed groom of two months used his best man to deliver divorce papers to the bride. The incident highlights a strained marriage and the evolving duties of a best man beyond the wedding ceremony.
A wedding was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Morgan as their daughter Miss Jennie joined Prof. George Ames of Columbia in marriage. Rev. T. H. Youngman officiated. Guests enjoyed dinner and gifts followed. The bride, a local teacher, will reside in Columbia with the groom, who is city school principal. The couple left for their new home Wednesday afternoon.
An advertisement claims Kordol Dyspepsia Cure digests all foods and strengthens the stomach. It purports to cure dyspepsia and stomach troubles, rebuild tissues, and improve blood health. Governor G. W. Atkinson of West Virginia endorses the remedy after using several bottles.
Dakota University at Mitchell begins the winter term with about four hundred pupils. A new gymnasium and library are planned, a Century Memorial Hall dormitory is promised for the coming year, and the faculty upholds a high standard, ranking with any institution.
A Fargo area dairy proprietor reports relief from back pain after taking Dean's Kidney Pills, claiming the treatment eliminated the pain and recommending the product for kidney ailments. The ad notes the pills cost 50 cents and are sold by Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo, NY as sole U S agents.
Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Scallin hosted a sizeable gathering on West Third Street to greet Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Windle of Owatonna Minnesota their first Mitchell visit since their marriage last June. The evening featured music, merriment, mistletoe, and cordial social conversation.
Advertises Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills as a universal remedy for eczema psoriasis scalp ringworm and related conditions. Claims immediate relief and permanent cure with a complete treatment costing one dollar using hot water bath cleansing followed by ointment application and Resolvent Pills to purify the blood.
The passenger train moved through from Chamberlain on Monday after a blockade since Saturday due to heavy snow. A plow accident delayed work, with the engine going off track two miles west of town and requiring a day to rerail. Eight foot snow depths and hard-packed cuts were reported as crews of twelve cleared the lines.
Winchester Indiana resident M. M. Austin credits Dr. King's New Life Pills with curing his wife after doctors failed. The pills are advertised to relieve stomach and liver troubles including constipation and sick headache. Available for 25 cents at S. H. Scallin's drug store.
Christmas brought extreme cold with temperatures reaching 15 degrees below zero on Christmas morning and remaining around 8 below all day. The following Friday the cold intensified to 25 below overnight and eased to 4 below in the afternoon. The piece notes an unusually harsh spell for the region after years of milder Christmas weather. An ad for Rocky Mountain Tea follows.
Hot Springs Star editors consider the Milwaukee road's extension to the Black Hills a business move essential to the Milwaukee system. The editor doubts null, noting strong assurances from Milwaukee sources and the belief the line will be built soon, with timing seen as not far off.
The Lincoln Journal notes Andrew Carnegie’s wealth grows faster than he can spend. It states fears of disgrace despite huge efforts to recover his finances from his youth era. The piece appeals for support in this trying moment.
A humorous Washington Star remark notes a hunting party enjoyed a successful outing as no game was brought home but no member harmed anyone else.
The Salvation Army is constructing a large citadel in Cleveland to support institutional work at an estimated cost of 90000 dollars. Ten thousand dollars has been paid and an appeal to John D Rockefeller yielded a pledge to cover the remaining balance up to eightytwo thousand, with a final ten thousand if eighty thousand is paid by May 1, 1903.
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