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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1904
Page
8
An advertisement asserts Hyomei cures catarrh by breathing the medicine into the lungs. It lists symptoms such as offensive breath dryness of the nose headaches chest cough and breathing difficulty and promises a refund if Hyomei fails to cure.
A Sioux Falls ceremony united Raymond G. Hoyt and Miss Agnes Marie Keating at 6 a.m. in a Catholic church. The couple, once in Mitchell, will honeymoon in Sioux City and Omaha before settling in Sioux Falls. Hoyt leads a regional orchestra. gifts included a $100 check from the bride’s brother.
Scratching isn't convenient Cole's Carbolisalve cures itching and skin diseases and sores of all kinds. It stops pain of burns and scards and heals with out scars. Guaranteed sold by all druguists.
Colton of Minnehaha County writes that accessibility favors Mitchell for the state capital over Pierre, noting Mitchell’s shorter distance and greater statewide reach. He recounts Rev F. E. Frohock, anti saloon league president, locating in Mitchell after finding it most accessible, and urges Mitchell’s selection for the capital.
In the state tennis preliminaries at Sioux Falls Mitchell fields six players in three doubles teams and several singles matches. Ora B. Wells beat F L Burnett in three sets. Ray L Branson fell to John Wheeler in three. Carl Ruth edged Geo Waters after a tight three set battle. Ray Smith swept C G Krause. A J Dix defeated John Kayser in three. Eugene Hager beat Ian Fishback in straight two. Wheeler then beat Wells and Hager beat Colgrove in the evening session.
Sioux Falls tennis reports show strong play with close matches. Dix defeats Ray Smith in three sets to reach near the semi finals while Keith of Sioux Falls beats Wager and Dix defeats Heston. Doubles Ruth and Hager beat Hitchcock and Keith, and Wells and Branson advance past Nichols and Waters before losing to Dow and Phillips in a five set doubles epic.
The text recommends IHyomie daily for two to three weeks before the annual hay fever attack and suggests that the worst cases are quickly relieved by Tiy omei and Ifyomei Balm.
A brick seven room house with cellar cistern well and barn in a desirable city area is for sale at a reasonable price. A two story frame house with two good lots near M B E church is also for sale or rent if not sold soon. Also available for rent are hay lands near the city. Germania Land Co.
Middletown advertisement touts Sol lister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a pure family medicine. It claims the product has kept the family well for ten years. Available at 35 cents in tea or tablet form. Seallin hiros.
Interest in the Rosebud raids remains strong with four days left to register. City residents rush to the ballot to receive a blank from the botary public as travel to Chamberlain increases. Monday evening 600 people were carried out there.
List of uncalled letters at the Mitchell postoffice as of week ending July 1 1904. Names include Atterbury Bert Bowbury Jas Clark James Grimmer A J Igisington A L Hodglins Wi Johnson Mrs Zuba L Iwellar Frank Shanitz Michal Lyon Arthur I Van Ness C G Purdy J W Sanders Geo E. When calling please say advertised. Letters not claimed in two weeks will go to the dead letter office. H L Bras P M.
A. B. Hitchcock and Louise L. Hitchcock present a warranty deed and abstract for blocks in Mitchell to the Sioux Falls National Bank specify conveyance to the State of South Dakota upon conditions: the November 1904 vote must locate the capital at Mitchell and the legislature must adopt a joint resolution to set a permanent building on the land.
Receipt lists a warranty deed from A E Hitchcock to the state of South Dakota for blocks 36 37 48 49 50 and 51 in Mitchell with full covenants of warranty. It notes the attached true copy deed and memoranda of delivery and an abstract of title showing a good and clear title from Sioux Falls National Bank with D L McKinney as president.
The article argues Mitchell kept promises to relocate the capital with no public cost. It cites temporary occupancy for the legislature and officers and 18 acres of land for a permanent building as fulfilled commitments. Pierre supposedly failed to sway opinion, while Mitchell shows these promises met.
A public note warns that child death rates rise in hot city summers and praises Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a preventive and curative aid for both children and adults. Frank Riggs of Franklinville New York endorses keeping a supply for family use and recommends it for sale by all druggists.
A vintage ad promises renewed youth and strength after taking Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea or tablets for 35 cents. Sval lin Bros. handles the sale.
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