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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1905
Page
7
The article reports Japan’s decisive naval victory under Admiral Togo over Russia, wiping out most of the Russian fleet and prompting calls for peace. It claims Admiral Rojestvensky may be captured, cites doubts, and argues Russia faces abdication and unfavorable terms if peace is delayed.
An advertisement proclaims DeWitt's Little Early Risers as the best aid to digestion and relief for biliousness and headaches. It asserts no harsh effects and claims energy after use, with a testimonial from Bob Moore of Lafayette Indiana praising their effectiveness compared with other pills.
Loomis items detail social visits school census and travel. J P Shaw attends a funeral in Redfield for their niece Mrs Wm Branden. Property moves include Willman buying land from Geo Elliott at 25 per acre and Hillman leasing 100 acres to Bates Bros. Baseball games loom with Loomis hosting Riverside and visiting Letcher.
Riverside notes report calls and visits among residents with several traveling to Mitchell Plankinton and Fonda. Events include a Milwaukee tax force inspection and road work on the Jim river bridge. A. Jorgensen’s brother’s death is noted and preparations for California travel by Eliz Rehbach and daughter are announced.
The text reports a meat market relocation at Kimball and a church site at Mitchell and a move this week. Alice Cooper of DeSmet returns home for vacation and will not teach there next year. G H Bishop Archie GIbson Thos Marshall Chas Lawrence and H Goodrich left overland for Chamberlain to survey land west of the river.
Hyomei offers easier catarrh relief in May or June with a few minutes breathing three or four times daily. The complete outfit costs one dollar and includes inhaler, dropper, and Hyomei bottle. extra bottles are fifty cents. Seallin Bros guarantee satisfaction or refund.
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