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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1903
Page
2
The Mitchell Trades and Labor Assembly resolves that a five member committee be formed to urge business men and citizens to support the union barbers with patronage and sympathy while their dispute remains peaceful. The assembly pledges to aid the barber union. July 10, 1903.
An old advert claims cholera infantum, a dangerous infant illness, can be cured with Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and castor oil as directed. It asserts a certain cure when properly used and notes the remedy is sold by all druggists.
Sioux Falls leaders praise Mitchell for erecting a granite city hall costing over forty thousand dollars. The building will house city offices a fire department and a large auditorium for public gatherings. It is described as the most pretentious municipal structure in the state signaling a model for other towns.
Mrs Alice Miller of Morgan Texas suffered six years from severe diarrhoea with no relief until she used Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy. After trying doctors and moving to Bosque county she bought the remedy and was cured by one inexpensive bottle. For sale by all druggists.
E B VanAlIstine of Mitchell South Dakota promotes DeLaval Baby Separator as the best and cheapest option. He emphasizes new machines, no countrywide canvassing, flexible payment terms, and invites farmers to test before buying. Contact offered to arrange a demonstration or shipment.
Excursion tickets to Detroit at the lowest regular first class fare plus 2.00 for the round trip. Sales July 14 and 15 1903. Tickets must be deposited with the Detroit joint agent by July 19 and 50 cents fee paid. Time extended to August 15 1903. C B Wilt Agent Chicago St Paul Minneapolis and Omaha.
A mixed column lists figures and rumors from late 19th century society. It notes Judge George BE, Ross of Lagansport Indiana sneezing causing a dislocated hip, Sir John the popular nickname St fiubbock, De Edward de la Granja died in Boston, exiled from Spain, Mayor Tom L Johnson planning a large Ohio campaign with three cars, S EB Pettee inventor of the first paper bag machine dying in Cleveland, a Russian duelist Teher-Qiadieff with eighteen duels, Tom Burrows a record swinging champion in Cape Town, Baron von Sternburg and wife heading to Weirs New Hampshire, ambassador reopening in October, detective William C Wei ser resigning from New York, General George B Davis to attend Geneva conference, De W Vanderbilt planning a new model village near Asheville with at least 1 million dollars, and Vanderbilt’s prior 10 million spent in western North Carolina.
A collage of satirical quotes from major papers notes Edison and Marconi’s partnership on electricity, debate over Sing Sing’s name, J P Morgan's Aix rest cure, a New York man reappearing in California, a Chicago schoolmaster lampooning Shakespeare, and a suggestion to modernize the bard’s language.
Mauve leads the season as a new sailor hat with rolled brim and high crown debuts. Shirt waist looks in natural pongee feature scarlet blue and black piping. Linen coats with triple shoulder tapes and wide sleeves remain in demand alongside hyacinth tulle turbans and porcelain blue accents.
The French National pavilion will feature an AR reproduction of the Grand Trianon at Versailles and will begin work soon at the St. Louis fair. Canada livestock breeders seek 250000 in government aid for a large display. The British pavilion will reproduce Kensington Palace orangery. Greece plans multiple exhibits including reproductions of ancient Greek statuary.
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