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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1905

Page

9

Local Goods Store Announces Forced Move and Big Sale

Due to an unsatisfactory room condition and landlord repairs, the shop will vacate and relocate by July 15. To minimize moving costs, the entire stock will be sold at cost or below, with emphasis on piece goods, silks, linens, and summer fabrics. Customers urged to spread the word.

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Popular Dry Goods House Endorses Peace Flag Message

Allan C. Bakewell urges reverence for the Peace on Earth flag as a national symbol. He calls the flag a seal of promise and a defense against injustice, promoting harmony, brotherly love, and unity among American citizens.

Commencement Week Activities at Dakota Wesleyan University

Mitchell hosts a week of commencement events beginning Thursday June 8 with a recital by Prof J A Lardner and Clarion D Hardy to benefit the athletic fund Governor Elrod and trustees arrive for sessions at 2 30 p m Friday A banquet in Century Memorial Hall features speakers including Governor Wirod Saturday sees sessions and plans to enlarge departments Sunday features baccalaureate sermon by President Thomas Nicholson and an address by Rev A E Craig Dr Craig noted as a leading Methodist speaker Monday brings music recitals Tuesday closes classes with exams and athletic events Epworth League rally at First Methodist Church Tuesday evening Dr M S Rice to speak at city hall Wednesday graduation of Normal department Twenty three to receive diplomas and eight to take part in orations Congratulations to Eben W Martin LL D Deadwood S D to deliver Trusts address at 8 pm Wednesday June 14 Congressman Martin to be welcomed by trustees Graduation exercises for college department Thursday morning alumni meetings and banquet Art exhibit open at Memorial Hall June 13 14 with public invited

Dakota Wesleyan University Mitchell J. A. Lardner Clarion D. Hardy S. H. Elrod New Century Memorial Hall Wirod School of Oratory Thomas Nicholson A. E. Craig Ottumwa Christian Associations Nual Craig Lowa Wesleyan University College Church Albion Michigan School of Music Epworth League First Methodist M.S. Rice D. D Duluth College Chaynes Eben W. Martin Deadwood S. D University Memorial Fall

Flag Day June 14 128th Birth Anniversary of the Stars and Stripes

The article extols June 14 as the 128th anniversary of the Stars and Stripes and a Banner Day of the republic. It describes the flag’s red stripes as blood shed for freedom white stripes as purity and stars as a brilliant azure emblem. It calls all Americans to fly the flag from every masthead and home as a symbol of peace and equality.

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Dedicated New Church Dedication Raises Funds in Vandall

Presiding Elder Dobson and Thomas Nicholson of Dakota Wesleyan led a Sunday drive to raise 3500 for a new Methodist church debt. A morning sermon sparked a gift to reach the goal, with afternoon and evening services finishing the total. Nicholson praised for decades of successful church fund raising.

Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Promises Full Nutrition

An advertisement touts Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as a remedy for indigestion and related ailments. It claims the product digests food fully, strengthens the body, and treats dyspepsia belching sour stomach and weak heart. Sold by L. O. Gale.

America L. O. Gale

Wanted a Change She Why did that brilliant woman Marry such a stupid man

The Detroit Free Press quotes a provocative line questioning why a brilliant woman would marry a man deemed stupid, suggesting a critique of intellect and marriage. The remark contrasts genius and perceived foolishness in spouses.

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WelMean W. J. Frad & Company TWE Mitchell Printing CO C. W. Downey Official Allan C. Bakewell Grand Army of the Republic Dakota Wesleyan Hart, Shaffner & Marx Lindr A Messrs. Nicholson and Dobson Ured Tyndall Church Tyndall Tribune Dobson Nicholson Methodist Episcopal Church Bidwell Land & Loan Co
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