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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1909
Page
2
The senate and house debate bills on appropriations and tax commissions. Larson's proposed permanent tax panel seeks a $14,000 annual cost, with county assessors under a central board. Williamson and Dowdell bill tensions mirror temperance and public utilities law, amid coupon book pricing disputes.
An advertisement asserts Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh in all stages as a constitutional remedy. It explains internal action on blood and mucous surfaces and promises 100 dollars to any case it cannot cure. Includes order details and testimonials, with Hall's Family Pills recommended for constipation.
A complaint to the State Telephone Commission questioned coupon books sold by state companies that allowed cheaper telephone use to owners. The attorney general has issued a decision on the legality of issuing and selling these coupon books.
W R Lipscomb of Washington NC recounts his brother’s decade long battle with consumption. After failing with various doctors remedies, six bottles of Dr King’s New Discovery cured him. The product claims quick relief for lungs coughs colds bronchitis la grippe asthma and bronchial affections. Trial bottle free. Diehl Brown guarantees.
At a Thursday Baptist meeting Mr. Conant argued purgatory is the cleansing by Jesus’s blood while alive, not after death. He asserted salvation occurs in this life through Christ’s sacrifice, urging many to sign cards at the close.
Worried over a rocky marriage a western judge grants a divorce citing ill temper and bad breath. The advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills claimed to cure constipation bad breath liver trouble headaches and chills. 25c at Diehl and Brown.
Pierre January 21 The primary has taken much of the picturesque aspect of selecting a United States senator. The senate debate centers on the Mellette precedent and whether the state can return funds or must use a two thirds vote. Bills discussed include Whiting’s constitutional salary change and life of tax certificates. The legislature plans early committee driven action with a break for the State Law Association sessions. Dean Pattee of Minnesota Law School spoke and died soon after.
John R. Petrie steps down from his post with the U.S. marshal service after resigning to remain with his ailing wife in California. His lengthy career spans from the Civil War era in Illinois to Chamberlain, and his successor has not been named.
Scotland Citizen-Republican reports James Arney, early Hutchinson county settler, buried in Scotland cemetery on Tuesday afternoon. He homesteaded land now owned by Frank Haines, later moved to Mitchell, then Hot Springs, S D for winter with rheumatism. He died after paralysis struck January 13 while visiting sons John and Leslie on a ranch near Underwood.
A historic advertorial notes severe burns and fires are fought then Bucklen's Arnica Salve relieves pain and heals burns scalds wounds ulcers and piles. It claims instant relief and lists Diehl and Brown as sellers at 25 cents.
Resolutions adopted by Ransom Post No. 6 G A R honor comrade James Arney who has died and joined the unseen. The post mourns an upright citizen and asks God to grant comfort to his family. Mourning apparel for thirty days. copies sent to the bereaved family and posted on post records and in city papers.
Finding it impossible to personally see and thank all those whose sympathy and assistance was kindly extended to us in our recent bereavement we express our sincere appreciation and gratitude to them.
The Wessington Springs Seminary was dedicated Sunday after reconstructing a fire‑destroyed building in one year. Elder J W Whiteside organized the funds and the new $45,000 structure opened with Rev Alexander Beers of Seattle delivering the sermon amid state church leaders. The same year the city also opened a new $25,000 high school building.
The Indus trial and Orphan's Home in Macon Ga reports using Elec tric Bitters for nine years. The principal says it improves stomachs livers kidneys purifies blood aids digestion and builds strength in weak children and run-down people. 50c at Diehl Brown's.
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