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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1910
Page
6
The speech attacks partisan influence on courts and calls for non partisan judicial nominations modeled after Oregon's system. The speaker appeals to South Dakota voters, pledging personal sacrifice and urging trust in the electorate's integrity amid a heated campaign.
W Ayers of Transit suffered emaciation and weakness from stomach liver and kidney troubles. Despite doctors, he grew weaker daily until medicineElectric Bitters restored him to health, gaining 40 pounds quickly. Now well and strong. Available for 60 cents at Diehl & Browns.
Attendees praised a well attended Friday night gathering with strong music from the orchestra. The sermon centered on John 7 17 affirming Christ centered faith and cleansing by Jesus blood and the spirit.
The singing and the beautiful sermons he preached will not be forgotten. He has been appreciated and everyone regrets his departure and looks forward to his success in the work at Lake Preston.
Will A. Marsh of Siler City North Carolina touts Bucklens Arnica Salve as curing his piles after use. The ad claims the salve also heals burns boils ulcers fever sores eczema cuts and chapped hands. Sold for 25 cents at Diehl and Browns.
Wells Fargo Adams Express and American Express sue to halt the South Dakota board of railroad commissioners from enforcing a reduced express rate tariff set for January 16. Judge Carland orders a hearing January 25, with claims the lower rates would force losses across 1600 miles of railway and challenge the reducing act as unconstitutional.
An 1880s style advertisement touts Dr Kings New Life Pills as a safe easy remedy for constipation billiousness dyspepsia indigestion and liver disorders. Sold for 25 cents at Diehl and Browns.
Storm stopped spearing on the Jim river near Kimble farm where a 30‑foot ice opening attracted about thirty men. They reported five tons of buffalo carp and suckers taken the day before, with Game Warden Slater noting no game fish were caught and the party abiding by game laws.
Delegates at Presho Federation of Commercial Clubs push for lower railroad freight rates west of the Missouri and urge Milwaukee to build a bridge at Chamberlain. They threaten to ask the railroad commission to close the pontoon bridge if no work starts in spring. Next meeting set for Sioux Falls.
A wild blizzard of illness threatens thousands with colds flu and grip like chills fever and throat cough. The article urges Dr King's New Discovery as a life saving remedy noting a testimonial from A L Dunn of Pine Valley Mississippi and stating the product is 50 cents to 1 dollar with a guarantee by Diehl and Brown.
The Platte Enterprise reports H T Sly of Carroll township pleaded guilty to selling eggs unfit for pure food inspection. He was fined 15 dollars. The case, noted as a lesson to local egg sellers, underscores the reach of the pure food law beyond city dealers and farms.
Personal friends report concerns about certain members of the police department and their conduct. The speaker documents claimed issues and notes interactions with officials, urging scrutiny and accountability.
President Taft told the National Civic Federation opening that most conservation work should be done by state legislation as federal power to act is doubtful. He urged states to exercise power in the peoples' interests and called federal court procedure a model for state courts.
A Mitchell South Dakota woman reports chronic kidney pain and weakness linked to albuminuria improved after using Dean's Kidney Pills from Diehl & Brown. She credits the remedy with back pain relief and stronger kidneys and urges others with kidney complaints to try the product. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY markets and sells Doan's Kidney Pills nationwide.
The text argues you must eat sufficient wholesome food and digest it fully. It claims Kodol assists digestion when the stomach is weak, enabling rest and relief by letting the product digest the food for you.
The advertisement promises a 100 percent refund from E. C. DeWitt & Co. if a consumer sees no benefits after using a dollar Kodol bottle. It notes the dollar bottle has twice the content of the 50 cent bottle and lists Diehl & Brown as the seller in Chicago.
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