Things Educational Local Notes From Marcus Town
Henry Wendrickson spent the holidays with his uncle at Marcus Town. Davison county poorwall institute will convene June to July inclusive. Miss Mae Lewis school. Union No. 29 closed for the winter. a spelling school judged no winner due to few words. State Superintendent Nash endorses Things Educational. Excerpts mention teachers’ tardiness reports, student awards, and a story by Ruth Howard about Bryant near Emer son’s birthplace, William Cullen Bryant, and a brook inspiring his poetry.
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Henry Wendrickson
Marcus, Town
Davison County Poorwall Institute
Nf. Hoff
G.ry
San Windle
Madde
Grace
E. Browne
John
Frotter
Cathouta
Aberdeen
Union
Harrington
Nash
Mitchell
J. Helgeson
Sol Blendon
Vermillion
State University
Washington
Alts
Davison County
Mt. Vernon
Dala
Dalton
Danton
Thomas Jefferson
Dakota
Louisiana Purchase
Donald
Minnie
Ruth Hoffman
Maggie
Vickie Waugh
Belle Waugh
Clara Watkins
Mae Lewis
Daisy Holshire
Myrtle Holshire
George Riggert
Stella
Clarence Hofstetter
Maud Ho
Bryant
Emerson
William Culler Bryant
One of War's Evils and Odd Dreams
A humorous sketch contrasts war’s costs with marital motives in a visiting scene at a grave. Another mock tale jokes about golf rivalries and a curse of war. A short note adds two dream vignettes from Boston tied to mathematics and art studies.
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Mrs. Henpeck
Mr. Henpeck
Boston
Mary
Christian Register
Relief for stomach pains with Chamberlain’s remedy
The notice explains that stomach pains resemble a toothache and are unpleasant though not dangerous. It recommends Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for prompt relief, suitable for children, and says it is pleasant when diluted with water and sugar. The product is available from all druggists.
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup Promoted for Teething Pain
An older remedy touted for over sixty years by millions of mothers. It claims to teethe the child curb gum pain and wind colic and is advertised as the best Giarricea remedy. Sold by druggists worldwide at twenty five cents a bottle and praised as invaluable. Buy only Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup.
Examining Board to Meet in Sioux Falls
The South Dakota Board of Medical Examiners will hold its regular semiannual meeting January 13 and 14 in Sioux Falls at Cataract Hotel. Examinations for license to practice will be held. H. E. McNutt, Secretary.
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South Dakota Board of Medical Examiners
Sioux Falls
Cataract
H. E. McNutt
Rocky Mountain Tea Offered by Scallin Bros
A cheerful promotion notes Rocky Mountain Tea available for 35 cents in tea or tablet form sold by Scallin Bros. The item is recommended as a cheerful addition to daily routines.
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Scallin Bros
Tablets for St Louis display built in South Dakota
The South Dakota building project will have eighteen to twenty display tablets produced locally to represent counties in St Louis. Tablets measure two and a half by five feet or four by eight feet and will be corn covered and decorated by A Roche who will oversee the craft. Most display tables will be made here and shipments to St Louis are planned for early March to begin construction of the state representation.
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South Dakota
St. Louis
Farmer
Madison
A. J. Kings
Kings
A. Roche
Corn Palace
Camp Fire to Welcome Commander Reed in Mitchell SD
Ransom Post No 6 and W R C No 11 of Mitchell invite Commander Thos Reed and staff to a camp fire on Tuesday evening January 12 1904. The Canton council of administration should meet with the Commander and a Canton city committee to plan the summer Department Encampment in Canton. Comrades from nearby posts are asked to attend and share in an old fashioned camp fire gathering.
Library Association Meets To Plan Second Year
The Woman's Library Association held its regular meeting to approve routine business and outline plans for the coming year. Officers include President Mrs Belle Butterfield and several committees on music art and literature set to guide activities for public library service. Two million Americans suffer dyspepsia, but Burdock Blood Bitters offer relief from that condition.
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Woman's Library Association
Norto
Advice Offered or Refused in Local Encounters
Uncle Eben notes in a Wandington Star style quote that in about seven of eleven cases a man seeking advice offers a chance to lend him money, reflecting local attitudes toward lending and assistance in casual encounters.
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Eben
Wandington Star
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