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The text shows subscription rates from Mitchell Printing Co with editor C W Downey. It lists a three month rate and mentions various terms though many words are garbled.
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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1904
Page
9
The text shows subscription rates from Mitchell Printing Co with editor C W Downey. It lists a three month rate and mentions various terms though many words are garbled.
The Pierre capital committee and Mitchell supporters clash over the reservation country. The Aberdeen News and Parker New Era defend Mitchell and rail that Pierre uses slander, while advocates cite ten reasons to move the capital to Mitchell including proximity to Turner County, railroad access, real estate gains, and university support.
A year ago he supported the wave and now opposes it. He was a leading knocker in the capital campaign against Pierre Ioview's stance on McLeod's prominence, casting doubt on sincerity of claims of injury to the great range country. His record appears against him in this capital fight.
The Machinery Palace at the World's Fair will be among the busiest spots as a large force of workmen labors to ready the great engines and machinery. The aim is to have everything set for April 30 so President Roosevelt can press the button to start the World’s Fair machinery.
A display from Idaho at the World’s Fair features potatoes of unusual size in the Idaho section of the Palace of Agriculture. Many weigh over four pounds each and 12 to 15 fill a bushel. The exhibit highlights agricultural innovation and local crop scale.
Mrs Reginald de Koven lauds Western women in Everybody s magazine for stronger individuality and refreshing breeziness. She notes Western education and abroad studies deepen experience while preserving formality, giving Western women unique force and vivacity across life events.
The Fraternity Gold Mining and Milling Co held its annual stockholders meeting in this city to elect directors and officers for the coming year. S H Scallin was named president with B F Filbert as vice president and C C Bros as secretary. Officers pledged sound finances as past year expenses were paid and a healthy treasury balance remains, signaling strong prospects for stockholders.
A newspaper ad-style line urges keeping Dr. Thomas Eclectric Oil at hand to prevent accidents and assure safety in the home.
Fragment reads a conversational exchange about the Barkers and Futcher debating harmony between spouses. A medical advertisement touts Dr Wood's Norway Pine Syrup as a remedy for neglected colds and to promote a vigorous old age.
In a courtroom exchange a judge notes Mrs Richmond asks if her daughter will return to cooking school. Mrs Bronxborough replies she will keep her daughter home until she can cook affordable dishes. The remark highlights household budget concerns driving education choices.
Nellie Hascomb credits Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea for restored health and looks. Advertisement promotes tea or tablets at 35 cents each, Scallin Brus.
A brief kitchen table exchange reveals Mrs Bragg hosted a luncheon with Mrs Jenkins and Mrs Sly learning of a guest named Mrs Pragg. The dialogue notes surprise over the guest list and confirms details about who attended.
An old remedy touted for teething is Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup said to toothen gums, ease pain, cure wind colic and diarrhoea, and be pleasant tasting. Sold by druggists worldwide at twenty five cents a bottle. The ad urges buyers to demand this product only.
The article discusses head shapes by region noting English and German heads, Celtic and Italian forms, and Turkish similarity to modern enlightened citizens. A quoted exchange recalls an actor's remark about problem plays and hotel bills.
In Davison County Court the guardian D W Collings petitions to mortgage real estate of Frank Kindelan Gerald Kindelan Emma Kindelan William Kindelan and Stella Kindelan minors to fund support education and clothing. A show cause hearing is set for January 29 1904 at 1 PM in Mitchell with copies of the order to be published three weeks prior in Mitchell Capital.
In Davison County South Dakota a writ of execution on a judgment for money in favor of Frank Weler against L C Mott leads to a public auction of listed personal property on February 3 1904 at 10 am. Sheriff I E Kint is to conduct the sale at the southeast quarter section 2 township 101 north range 62 west baker township Mitchell. The sale consists of horses cattle wagons harvesters farming gear and more valued at 1446.75 with accruing costs and seven percent interest accruing from January 11 1904. Proceeds go to satisfy the judgment and costs. Plaintiff's attorney T J Spangler.
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