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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1896
Page
8
An advertisement outlines Sunday passenger and freight services, routing to Mexico and other territories via rail and steamship ties. It notes agents for travel insurance, prompt responses to inquiries, and travel/casualty services offered.
Thursday evening David Bernard died at the home of his daughter Mrs Geo BH Rew. He was 72 and had suffered two weeks with the grip. He leaves Edward Bernard and Mrs Rew and wife to mourn him. The family had long resided in the area and the obituary notes the illness and passing at home.
A respondent rejects false reports about the Howard Moore case stating they were not asked to lay out a body nor to trust Mrs Moore for a coffin. The piece then shifts to discuss poverty distinctions, poverty of body and spirit, and references related remarks by Dr. Jaccabee and local individuals, followed by notices of various meetings and reduced travel rates.
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