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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1893
Page
9
A dated plea urges the reader to avoid becoming one of the unfortunate and chronic invalids. It promotes consulting Dr Hathaway of Sioux City for a possible cure and stresses hope in the future with various scattered times and numbers.
An advertisement by Dr Hathaway in Sioux City Iowa claims a permanent cure for lost manhood and sexual weakness. It touts a nonsurgical method for syphilis and skin diseases, promising swift results, a money back guarantee, and confidential correspondence with a physician.
Fragmented OCR lists various trains and services including Northwestern Limited Atlantic Express and Twin Cities connections. Mentions routes between Saint Paul and Milwaukee, West Coast services, and passenger offerings with references to Sleeper and Fast Night Express trains and beltway mileage.
Markets expect hog prices to rise to 8.50 per hundred by April as hog supply remains tight across Kansas Nebraska and South Dakota. A Sioux City stocksman notes widespread scarcity and predicts high prices may persist into spring benefiting farmers with hogs. The text also mentions medical advertising and local notices including a sale of hardware stock at Armour SD and a missing girl case prompting searches.
Dan W Wand former county treasurer now in Portland visits Mitchell and praises local improvements. He plans to stay until February first while a farmer ponders seed quality and seedhouse guidance from D M Ferry Co of Detroit. A missing girl case follows a shoplifting incident at Burns store with no clue found by Marshal Kintigh.
The Mitchell Printing Co offers a cloth bound 260 page World’s Fair Souvenir worth 3.00 to every Daily Republican subscriber paying three months in advance at 2.50 and to Sunday Republican subscribers at 1.75 yearly and Weekly Capital subscribers at 1.50 yearly. Also lists postal letters and notices, promotions, and local ads amid mixed notices from Sioux Falls and Mitchell papers.
Excerpt shows a stream of existential ironi and social complaint amid a medical ad. Allcock's Porous Plasters claim quick relief for rheumatism back pain and other local ailments. The Dakota Farmers' Alliance meets in Aberdeen to elect officers with J. K. Johnson, F. B. Fancher, and G. G. Crary listed as leaders. Syrup of Figs touted as a gentle laxative for family use.
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