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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1890

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South Dakota Growth Hints From Statewide Rains and Outlooks

Aberdeen notes urge politics stay out of Farmers Alliance. Parker reports 877 leased sections worth 23679.78. Clay leads price at 2830.40, Lawrence lowest at 20. 1053 leases remain. Canada warns Behring sailors take own risk. Hutchinson county claims 17000 sheep, top in state for sheep and hogs. Rainy autumn, strong crops and rail/urban gains expected. McKinley tariff debate split views persist. Clarkson to inspect Pacific postal needs, resignation anticipated. Census enumeration launches, apportionment hinges on results. Porter seeks accuracy. State bank bill aims to ease US-Mexico/central trade. Ingalls condemns South’s romantic view of Civil War, urges honest memory and respect for all sides.

Aberdeen Parker Clay County Lawrence Forest City Milbank Redfield Watertown Huron Davison L.D. Hinkley Milwaukee

Hood's Sarsaparilla Promoted For Rheumatism

The ad claims rheumatism is caused by a morbid blood condition and Hood's Sarsaparilla cures it by neutralizing blood acidity, restoring vital fluids, and benefiting the heart liver and kidneys. It urges sufferers to try the remedy.

Capital center battle lingers in Mitchell and Huron

The Gazette argues Mitchell must press for the capital and warns that if Huron gains the capital, Mitchell could be sidelined for a decade. It defends Pierre sentiment, notes Mitchell’s past actions, and urges local outreach while detailing recent rains and promising crops across the state.

the Gazette Pierre Mitchell Huron Sioux Falls

150 000 New Farms a Year Formation

The 1880 census shows over 150000 new farms opened annually since 1870 in the United States. This growth helped explain the steady demand for self-binders and mowers, with manufacturers like William Deering & Co. of Chicago producing tens of thousands of units yearly.

United States William Deering & Co Chicago

Farmers urged to grow all they can for self sufficiency

Dakota Farmer urges every farmer to produce the full range of household farm products to cut dependence on foreign edibles. He argues the depression stems from未 overreliance on external supplies and calls for self sufficiency across the farm.

Dakota

Mrs Winston’s Soornina Syrup For Teething Relief

Mrs Winston's Soornina SYRUP has been used by mothers for children teething for over fifty years with perfect success. It relives the little sufferer at once and quiet sleep by freeing the child from pain. It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays pain, relieves wind, and regulates bowels. Twenty-five cents a bottle. Also mention of Bradfield's Female Regulator with testimonial from J W Davis Moravian Falls NC. sold by S H Scallin.

Bradfield J. W

Dr King’s New Discovery Promises Safe Throat and Lung Relief

A guaranteed safe investment in Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption and chest ailments. It promises relief for throat and lung issues such as bronchitis asthma and whooping cough. Pleasant to taste and safe, with free trials at Scallin’s drug store.

Dr. King Scallin’s

Merit Wins for Universal Satisfaction in Remedies

For years we have sold Dr. King's New Life Pills Bucklen's Arnica Salve and Electric Bitters and never handled remedies that sell as well or give such universal satisfaction. We do not pretend to guarantee them every time and will refund the purchase price if results are not satisfactory. These remedies have earned their popularity on their merits. S H Scallen, Druggist.

Dr. King Bucklen S. H. Scallin

A Strange Case of Nervous Prostration Cured by Neu Restorative

Mrs H A Gardner of Vistula Indiana suffered nervous prostration headaches dizziness backache and up to fifty spasms daily after eight doctors failed. One bottle of Dr Miles Restorative Nervine permanently cured her. A trial bottle and illustrated treatise are free at L O Gales Drugstore with a guarantee.

H. A. Gardner Vistula Ind Miles L. O. Gale

Sioux Falls Press Advice Casts Doubt On Congressional Nominee

A Sioux City Journal excerpt notes the Sioux Falls Press advises a friend not to elevate a potential congressional nominee among the current members. It quotes a nonpolitical observer as offering cautious endorsement, while other items promote patent remedies and Castoria advertisements. The piece reflects era promotional and political chatter.

Sioux City Journal Sioux Falls Press

A Boon to Wives and Liver Piles Cure Ad

An 19th century remedy touts Mother's Friend as a boon for childbirth and promotes Bradfield Regulator Co products. Claims act on liver stomach and bowels via nerves. Targets men women and children with biliousness torpid liver piles and constipation. 30 doses for 25 cents. Samples free at L O Gale's druggist.

L. O. Gale

Beware of imitations and a genuine CMHARTSHORN label

An advertisement offers Dr Dye's Celebrated Electro-Voltaic Belt and Appliances with a free illustrated pamphlet. It promises effects on the nervous debilitated system and quick restoration to vigor and manhood. Readers can request pamphlet and request a belt on trial by sending their address to Voltaic Belt Co in Marshall, Michigan.

Dr. Dye Voltaic Belt Co Marshall, Mich

Heart action and cures promoted by doctor’s remedy

The article highlights the heart’s enormous workload from beating 100000 times daily to moving blood vast distances. lists symptoms of heart failure and advocates Dr Franklin Miles New Heart Cures as the remedy sold by L O Gale.

Franklin Miles L. O. Gale

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Wilson Henderson Des Moines Congress The Farmers Alliance Ben Verrell Hallouds Behring’s Sea State Department Parkston Hutchinson County Advance South Dakota Pioneer Press House Llence Clarkson Pacific States Union Supt Porter Department of State Mexico Central Ingalls Gettysburg Capital Comment Gazette Jim River Cal. Fig Syrup Company Shei Maywood Kans St. Jacobs P. Lemmon P. M Carlisle John U, Sheafer Henry J. Gallagher Prince Street N.Y Allcock Buckien H. Geal Castoria Castori W.cole & Co Black River Falls Wis H. Spartaim Mitseel Eck Yauxville N. C Will C. Beaty Gainesville J. Caheran Swist Specific CO Atlanta FH Scallin Heath & Milligan’s “Best Geo. E. Logan Main St the Security Bank Mitchell, South Dakota M. H. Rowley Geo. H. Rathman R. N. Kratz F. E. Moses TEE Central C. W. Cillis
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