Dr J H McLean liniments and remedies sold locally
Advertisements feature Dr J H McLean s Sarsaparilla liver and kidney pills and liniments sold by L O Gale and others. Notes on a timber culture proof in Aberdeen and condemnations of begging clubs in South Dakota amid drought distress highlight regional commerce and social issues.
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J. H. McLean
I. O. Gale
I’. Mentzer
Tenino
Washington
Dakota
J. H. McJiean
L. O. Gale
Aberdeen
Aberdeen Land District
George Perry
Brown County
Lou Barber
L. C. Gale
Canton
Ohio
Kline
Sanborn County
Hamilton
Iarwell
Ladies of the Union
River Forest
Watson Thatcher
Wanted. A good strong girl for kitchen work at the University.
Job notice seeking a capable woman for kitchen duties at the university. The advertisement lists no further details beyond the need for a strong candidate and mentions the employer as Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
If. Brown
South Dakota bill seeks arms for Sons of Veterans Camps
Col Bras presents Republican copy of a proposed South Dakota act authorizing the Adjutant General to issue state arms and accouterments to Sons of Veterans Camps. Requisitions from Camp Captains require Colonel approval and limit arms to active members, with a minimum of sixteen stands per camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Bras
Thes. D. Div.s
Adjutant General
Sons of Veterans
National Guard
Legislative Assembly
South Dakota
U.S. A
Advertised Letters at Mitchell Post Office Jan Twenty
The list of uncalled letters includes Benson Egan A Carter Susie Coon Cora Goldhammer Dr Johnson Josephine T Johnson WLI Mershon J B Perry Mrs Carris Sweeney Mrs Mitchell. Callers must say advertised. after two weeks the items go to the dead letter office. Also note Captain W N Perry reports temporary standstill at Hot Springs due to warrant payment issue with Pierre officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Benson
Egan A Carter
Susie Coon
Cora Goldhammer
Johnson Josephine T Johnson
W LI Mershon
J B Perry
Carris Sweeney
D. Hammer
P.M
W. N. Perry
Hot Springs
Pierre
Trade Request In Star Spring Water Claim
A note from Star Spring Water office mentions a desire to trade one tree claim for livestock. Fosdick the pioneer clothier introduces spring goods in installments. Uncle John, a Dakotan pioneer, expresses unwavering faith despite hard times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fosdick
John
The Man for the Place
Conklin's Dakotian endorses Speaker Young choice for appropriation committee chair J J Heintz of White Lake as the right man in the right place for the job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conklin
Dakotian
Young
J. J. Heintz
White Lake
Syrup of Figs Endorsement Persists Among 411 Users
The favorable impression from the agreeable liquid fruit remedy Syrup of Figs on its first appearance years ago is confirmed by the experiences of 411 users. The success of the California Fig Syrup Company, proprietors and manufacturers, is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Fig Syrup Company
Death in Ethan Area After Illness Struggle
Charles Smith Jr. died at age 20 from pneumonia after a bout with la grippe. Funeral held Saturday. His sister Kate and neighbor George Krong remain gravely ill in the same neighborhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Charles Smith
Ethan
Kate
George Krong
Saing
Ten Cars of Stock Moved From Fargo to Sioux City Market
Ten cars of stock passed through Aberdeen last night from Fargo to the Sioux City market. The train left Fargo yesterday at 11 a.m. and went to Ortonville then Aberdeen arriving in the evening. A special James River line train carried the stock to Sioux City with Superintendent Stapletion aboard to Mitchell and back tonight.
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Aberdeen
Fargo
Sioux City
Ortonville
James River
Sioux City Market
Stapletion
Mitchell
Bradfield Regulator Proponent Claims Help for Wife
In Carmi Illinois Druggist H. Dale notes a husband paid thirty one dollars for a year of medical bills while one bottle of Bradfield's Female Regulator aided his wife more than prior medicines. The Bradfield Regulator Co of Atlanta requests inquiries. sold by L. Scallin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Gott
Carmi
Ife
Bradfield
H, Dale
Ill
Bradfield Regulator Co
Atlanta
Scallin
Orange juice treatment for pneumonia praised by English surgeon
An experienced English surgeon who worked on the Gold Coast of Africa treats pneumonia with abundant orange juice. He argues that the juice citrates or potash reduces blood fibrin, preventing disease progression. He recommends about a dozen oranges daily as a remedy.
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Sioux Falls
Gold Coast
Africa
Ile
Safe New Discovery Promised For Lung Ailments
An ad promotes Dr King s New Discovery as a guaranteed remedy for throat chest and lung diseases with trial bottles at Scallin s drug store. A Senate bill by Senator Teller seeks General Land Office reorganization adding clerks and raising the commissioner's salary to five thousand dollars a year to speed work and clear long pending cases.
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Dr. King
Scallin’s
Senator Teller
Colorado
General Land Office
Spring Goods and Farm Supplies Standout Advert
Champeny Dros and Champeny Bros advertise spring stock including overalls and jeans, cheap feed like bran shorts ground feed oats by the ton, flour Paragon at low prices, wheat purchase at high prices, cheap seed grain and garden seeds, and a top salve offered by 8 H ScallIn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stick & Son
Champeny Bros
the Hustlers
Dr Williams Indian Pile Ointment touted as cure all
An old advertisement claims Dr Williams Indian Pile Ointment cures blind bleeding or itching piles with testimonials from judge and tester. It also markets Shiloqivs Colgi a consumption cure and Shilo's vitalizer with drugstore sales and guaranteed results. Sold at Warne's drug store with various other remedies and notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Coo Maysville
Evy
Warne
Hood
Prepared Ly &, Hood & Co
Lowell
Mass
Pleasant Ridge Obituary and Local Notes
Obituary notices for Adee Tin and Meher Mir Megi describe a Berlin born immigrant who died March 4, 1900 after years of paralysis. He lived in Ohio before moving to Dakota and was a long tenured M. E. church member and Sunday school worker. The piece also notes local improvements, school closure, a new grocery, and asks Alexandria papers to confirm Dr. Conlan’s health board appointment amid diphtheria charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ife
Ieaint
A. Nubinger
Wrights
Charlie Ward
Republivan
Conlan
Alexandria
State Board of Health
Mitchell
Dr. Conlan
South Dakota Seed Wheat Drive Seeks 50 000 Acres Planted
South Dakota delegates in Minneapolis push a drive to raise 50 000 acres of seed wheat with a $50 000 donation. They project needs of 421 000 bushels wheat 217 300 oats 42 100 barley 2 550 flax plus 500 000 bushels feed across 19 counties to seed spring crops. Funds would come in within 30 days with full accountability records preserved in state archives. Destitute districts center in Minor and Saulk counties spanning Beadle Brown Davison Marshall Potter Sanborn Spink Sully Walworth and others suffering provision shortages.
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South Dakota
Minneapolis
St Paul
Guinée Troma
Saulk
Nrora Beadle
Brown, Davison
Marshall Potter
Sanborn
Spink
Sully
Walworth
Ifand
Stanson
Hyde
Castoria and enterprise referenced in regional notes
Secretary Smith and Treasurer Koffman discuss a regional railroad survey from Omaha to Mitchell with engineer Olney and VP Springer signaling interest. Communities along the line urged to fund and support building the road, contingent on South Dakota’s contribution. Irrelevant garbled text about remedies and fruit pills appears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Omaha
South Dakota
Koffman
Iren Blunt
Olney
Forest City
Mitchell
Springer
New York City
Losmer
Merit Wins and Guaranteed Satisfaction by Druggist
Druggist Ss. U. Scallin proclaims years of selling Dr tium Dr Kings New Life Pills Bucklen’s Arnica Salve and Electric Bitters with universal satisfaction. He guarantees results and offers a refund of purchase price if customers are not satisfied.
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Dr King
Dr. King
Buecklen
Ss. U. Scallin
109 Doses One Dollar An Alleged Scheme
The Sioux Falls Press reports an Associated Press dispatch claiming widespread destitution across nineteen South Dakota counties. An explanation says land sharks fabricated the tale to scare settlers away from Sioux reservation lands and profit from later sales.
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Sioux Falls
Associated Press
South Dakota
Dell Rapids Times
C. A. Folsom
Woonsocket
Artesian City
Ile
Sanborn County
Miner County
Drouth
Sioux Alls Press
Chicago
Associated Press News
Penalty Proposal Adds Delinquent Tax Charges
Representative Powell writes to auditor McKimson dated the 28th about House Bill 15 passing both houses. The measure imposes a one percent penalty on delinquent taxes and one percent interest monthly until paid, despite opposition to the penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powell
McKimson
Advice to Mothers and Teething Syrup Claims
A vintage promotion for Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a teething remedy praised by nurses and physicians across the United States. Claims include pain relief, relief from dysentery and diarrhea, and safer pre confinement use for mother and child. Also advertises a medical regulator contact and other unrelated book offers and vendors.
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L.A. Gale
Rice & Son
Omaha Depot
First National Bank
Man
Mitchel
Cole
T W. Cole & Co
Black River Falls
Wis
S. H. Scania
Swii
Torefisen
Pat Heron
Tony
Bucklen
H. Scall
Blanchard
Brown
Codington Day
Lawrence
Yivic
Wytee Tee
SAM Prertold
Court House
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Shilo
Shilah
Ios Snuohsimvh
Pleasant Ridge
Castoria
Stel P
Champenyros
Jer
Hite
Dradfield Regulator Co
Atlanta, Ga
S. al. Senllin
Mrelish
Geri
Stoney
Avie
Abutunya Torgkents
Autis
Cher Borland x CO
LO Staite Street
Warker
M.D
Snr
Ty Perea
Actio Ofice
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