Mitchell Print Shop Advertising Rates and Notices
The Mitchell Printing Co announces advertising rates including business cards six lines five dollars per year extra lines one dollar each and business locals five cents per line Tegal advertisements at statute rates Garda of thanks ten cents per line marriage and death notices published free of charge obituaries resolutions of respect and presents five cents per line Subscribers may request address changes to reflect both old and new locations.
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Ecyear
Tegal
Garda
Club Evantry
Club Evantry. Y
Senate and public notices from Canton area 1902
Senator Kittredge plans a two week seclusion from the Senate with no address. Congressman Burke and family will tour Europe for two months, sailing later this month. Captain C. P. Van Houten of Canton died at Hot Springs and was buried there after serving in the South Dakota regiment in the Philippines. His pension was approved near death. Chautauqua societies statewide report strong business with good attendance in Madison Canton Big Stone and Huron, and expect to finish strong sessions this week.
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Kittredge
Senate
Burke
Europe
C. P. van Houten
Canton
Hot Springs
South Dakota
Philippines
Madison
Big Stone
Secretary of State Reports Record Year for Fees and Corporate Growth
The secretary of state lists $18,101.75 in filing fees for corporations, the highest in any two years since statehood. Domestic business surges with 21 state banks formed at $210,000 capital and 829 corporations at $1.76 billion. The insurance department shows thicker activity, with six months’ fees totaling $9,766.10, averaging $1,627.68 monthly, aiding repayments of state debt. Minneapolis debate centers on corruption. witness Norbeck implicates mayor and police, with calls for further trials as the city battles the scandal.
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Secretary of State
Insurance Department
Fusion politics shadow at Huron E Torrey farewell
In notes about the state convention and populist farewell at Huron E Torrey in the Minneapolis Journal ex Governor Lee is praised for nerve and perceived to seek payback for past offences. The piece frames Lee as an old fusion office holder with claim to influence and opportunity amid Republican rebuke.
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Huron E
Torrey
Minneapolis Journal
Lee
Notable speech at convention critiques and defends administration
A convention speech denounces the Republican state administration and contrasts it with past leaders amid remarks on political rivalries. Weather notes follow, saying frost initially threatened corn but recent rains may salvage the crop, with wheat also looking strong.
South Dakota editors embark on summer excursion
The South Dakota editors travel from St. Paul to Duluth by rail, then sail to Chicago for four days and five nights, with side trips before returning to resume editing and prepare the fall campaign. The trip is described as highly pleasing and worthwhile for members.
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South Dakota
St. Paul
Duluth
Chicago
Association
Roosevelt speech in Pittsburg urges Cuba reciprocity and fair laws
President Roosevelt spoke in Pittsburg on the national holiday arguing that reciprocity with Cuba is bound to come despite Congress not acting. He urged stronger trust regulation and new laws if needed, insisting enforcement apply equally to rich and poor alike.
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Roosevelt
Pittsburg
Cuba
Congress
Bryan favoring Johnson for president over Hill in trip
William Jennings Bryan, while in South Dakota, says he supports Tom L. Johnson for the Democratic nomination and prefers Roosevelt to Hill. He warns that if Hill is nominated, Democrats could fund anti trust literature nationwide. Cuba’s first month as a republic sees government inaction and rising smuggling and piracy concerns.
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William Jennings Bryan
South Dakota
M. L. Fox
Fox
Bryan
Tom L. Johnson
Ohio
Roosevelt
David Bennett Hill
Hill
Cuba
Havana Post
Republic of Cuba
Congress
Dr King’s New Discovery Promises Quick Cure
It dazzles the world with claims of instant health for many chest ailments. The advertisement cites trials on consumption and pneumonia and offers large 50c bottles, $1 trial bottles, and a money back guarantee by 8 H Scatlin.
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Dr. King
Shiloh
Si Yeat
C. Wetus & Co
le Roy
Burdock Blood Bitters Praised By Michigan Woman
Mrs. Charles Hutton of Berville Michigan credits Burdock Blood Bitters with curing scrofulous sores and restoring her health, proclaiming she is now a perfectly well woman.
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B. B
Charles Hutton
Berville, Mich
Family Prayer and a Better Man Parable
A bishop recruits Brother B to assess his church as he seeks evidence of true religion. The dialogue reveals a man may be Christian without family prayers, until the brother reveals he has no family, prompting a sharp moral contrast. Also recounted is Xavier de Montepin’s tale of a publisher who first rejected a manuscript and later paid a hefty sum for the same story.
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Brother B
Harper’s
Xavier de Montepin
de Montepin
Examinations Boost South Dakota Pharmacists and Board
The board granted certificates to practice in the state to several applicants from Minnesota. Attendance at the examination was the largest this year aside from the spring quarter, with few violations of the pharmacy law and one prosecuted case. Salaries for pharmacists rise as demand grows and the public cooperates with the board to remove incompetents. The Brookings agricultural college students performed well, and the high school building provided an excellent exam venue. Ghosts aside, germ safety and Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery are highlighted in promotional prose.
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Crowley
Lennox
W. M. Piggott
Hudson
Herman Janke
Spencer
Henry Schnidt
Arlington
J. J. Gober
Wagner
R. Kenatson
Bonesteel
Hugh R. Fish
Mitchell
G. M. Torgenson
Britton
Minnesota
Bent
Pharmaceutical Department
Brookings College
Dr. Pierce
Pierce
The Curious Tree of Central India
A strange forest tree in central India shocks anyone touching its leaves with an electric jolt. It affects a magnetic needle from seventy feet away, strongest at midday and fading at midnight. In wet weather its powers vanish. No birds or insects are drawn to it.
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India
Little Alice Prays For Good People In Town New York Tribune
A brief pseudo news item recalls a New York Tribune anecdote about a little girl named Alice saying her prayers. She asks God to make all the bad people good and all the good people even better, in a small consolation about virtue and cynicism.
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Alice
New York Tribune
Mind reading request at next visit shocks Softleigh
Miss Cutting questions Tama mind reader and Softleigh replies he never suspected abilities. The exchange ends with an invitation to read minds during the next call. Chicago News reports the odd affair.
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Miss Cutting
Nevah
Softleigh
Chicago News
Thunderstorms at Sea and Lightning Safety
The article discusses electric storms at sea as a dangerous yet rarely disastrous risk for mariners. It notes merchant ships lack lightning conductors unlike warships and explains why sheltering under tall trees is unsafe during a thunderstorm and how masts can become struck.
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Jack
Mother Uses Kodol To Ease Ill Health
Verona Missouri resident L. W. Spalding reports his mother, aged seventy six, recovered quickly from long standing distress and indigestion after using Kodol. He states she now eats freely and carries a bottle as a safeguard. The ad promotes Kodol as a natural tonic that rests the stomach by aiding digestion and improving overall health sold by L. O. Gale.
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Verona
Nature
L. O. Gale
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Dowdells
Republican Party
Lion
Gosche’s Hardware Store
Jewett Bros
Jewett's
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Hendricks & John’s
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