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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1900
Page
10
Local notes from Mitchell and nearby cover arrivals and visits of residents, moves and returns, social events, road trips to Sioux City and Huron, a bicycle accident, upcoming lectures, and a bill dispute involving a game warden. Also noted are advertisements and society items featuring families, farming, and local businesses.
Dr H Warne aged about 76 died suddenly at his home in Koshkonong Missouri Monday evening after a fever. He had resided in Mitchell since 1888, worked in the drug trade and practiced medicine. Survived by his wife and daughter Miss Jessie. son Dr R C Warne received the news. Warne left for Koshkonong Tuesday morning for burial arrangements.
The ad touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a cure for headaches nervous sleeplessness and morning weariness due to poor blood supply. It promises improved appetite and restful sleep, then extols Hood's Pills for nausea and indigestion. It also markets romanticized fishing lore about red snapper and galveston cargoes, plus a piece on Styrian iron ore and steel usage.
A meeting of a negro literary society discussed changing the regular meeting from Monday to Wednesday. After much talk the president was asked for his view and stated thoughtfully that he did not care which night the society met, but personally preferred Monday.
A Philadelphian exchange quotes a lemonade of social jokes about a woman named Fay and Mr Boxley. Then a natural curiosity notes jackdaws completing astonishing nests. One pair built a ten foot pillar in 17 days in Eton college chapel bell tower. Another blocked a church tower in three weeks stacking a cartload of sticks twelve feet high.
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