Dean's Kidney Pills Promote Quick Kidney Relief
An elderly man shares his experience with Dean's Kidney Pills, stating the remedy eased backache and kidney symptoms after a spring attack. He describes using the pills daily, noting improved kidney function and disappearance of sediment in secretions, and endorses purchases from Foster Milburn Co. As the United States代理s, the pills are sold 50 cents per box and by dealers nationwide.
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J. W Ollins
Wighth Street South
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Waffalo
N. Y
United States
Mitchell Notice of Liquor License Application 1904
Fred Tobin and John Michels apply to sell intoxicating liquors at retail for Lot 11 Block 13 Original Plat First Ward Mitchell Davison South Dakota. City Council hearing set for June 29 1904 at 8 pm in Council Rooms. Any person may appear to oppose license grant. Dated Mitchell SD June 6 1904. J G Markham City Auditor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Tobin
John Michels
Mitchell
County of
Davison
South Dakota
S. D
J. G. Markham
Ask Your Healer for Allen's Foot Kase Powder
Ad copy touts Allen's Foot Kase powder for swollen sore hot calloused feet corns and bunions available at druggists and shoe stores. Included is a snippet about a child Addie and an unrelated quote from the Little Chronicle. It also mentions Cole's Bloodbuilder claiming to purify blood at $1.00.
Kurdock Blood Bitters Promise Quick Cure for Indigestion
Dyspepsia blamed as the bane of life. Kurdock Blood Bitters claim to cure it promptly and permanently by reforming the blood and toning the stomach.
Inquisitive Man Seeks Foreign Help, Steele Quote
An inquisitive man is described as naturally vacant in thought and forced to seek foreign assistance in a quoted remark attributed to Steele.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steele
Is it a burn Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil ad
Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil advertised as a remedy to treat minor burns sold at druggists. The copy promotes quick relief and topical application from a medical brand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr.Thomas
Time Coming For Fairy Tales in New Orleans
New Orleans Times-Democrat notes a parent telling a child to wait for fairy tales until adulthood, reflecting a child’s insistence on stories and a grown up's promise of plenty later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans Times-Democrat
Mothers Sweet Powders for Children Ad
An advertisement touts Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children as a cure for feverishness stomachache and headache in kids and promises worm removal. It claims availability at all druggists for 25 cents with a free sample mailing to Allen S. Olmstead LeRoy New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother Gray
Allen S. Olmstead
LeRoy
N. Y
Prohibitionists Meet at State Convention in City
The state prohibition mass convention assembled in the corn palace venue, with about 75 in attendance. Delegates from north and west were awaited, and George Secord was chosen lieutenant governor, with four blank tickets for supreme court and attorney general. The ticket included Warpel, Jamieson, Edgar, Secord, Gunnison, Kennedy, Jolly, Davidson, Whaley, and a large slate of delegates to the national convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Templetonn
Woonsocket
W. G. Kennedy
George Secord
Govenor
Supreme Court
O.A. Warpel
Tivdle
Brahmer
Walworth
Kelley
Lake
E. C. Pitcher
Minnehaha
Jerauld
W. G. Jolly
Day
Wim. Davidson
Brown
Thomas Whaley
Moody
W. Templeton
C. &. Hopkins
Wf. A. Gardner
C. K. Thompson
L. Pierce
H. W. Coffee
W. B. Stegner
Gust Johnson
H. C. Vose
A. L. Shoop
M. R. Baldridge
Prohibitionists Hear Platform At Mitchell Convention
South Dakota Prohibitionists in Mitchell adopt a platform calling for constitutional prohibition of intoxicants, equal rights and suffrage, labor and capital equality, and anti vote buying. A nominating committee was formed to propose state officer candidates, with optional acceptance by the full body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble
South Dakota
Mitchell
Supreme Court of the United States
Prohibition Rally and Class Drama Highlight Evening
Prohibitionists held a well attended rally at the corn palace presided by Rev. A Jamieson with W G Calderwood of Minneapolis delivering a sharp attack on liquor and urging honest votes for prohibition. The night also featured a school class drama Above the Clouds performed at the opera house with a two act plot and a large crowd, receipts totaling 91.80, as graduates presented a lively performance and music by Alice Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corn Palace
A. Jamieson
Beresford
W. G. Calderwood
Minneapolis
I. W. Gough
Calderwood
Ile
South Dakota
Opera House
Philp Ringold
Phil
Walter Seaman Alford ‘Thorpe
Olocodd Ink
Laurice Vickers
Amos Gaylord
John Porter
Howard Gaylord
Hester Thorne
Gaylord
Bessie Bobb
Rex
Rathbun
Titus Purtle
Susie Gaylord
Nts
Lillian Carlson
Lucretia Gerrish
Romanos Pea
Elliott Eddy Nat Naylor
Slepeerezeee
Ross Rathbun
Grace Ingalls
Ratner Eee Ireeererre
Elsie ‘Hardy
Three Diseases Endangerinfant Life in Early Warning
The brief notes three threats to infant health cholera infantum dysentery and diarrhoea. It claims Dr Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry never fails to conquer them and implies a medical remedy is available for these infant ailments.
Plankinton Editor Taubman Faces Criminal Libel Charge
Taubman editor of the Plankinton Herald, with Minnehaha deputy, travels to Sioux Falls to answer criminal libel charges. The accusation stems from bitter exchanges with Fred L. Stevens, ex Plankinton bank cashier, who was acquitted of insolvent money acceptance. Taubman waives preliminary examination. L. Q. Wardesty and Thomas Navin accompany for help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taubman
Plankinton Herald
Minnehaha
Sioux Alls
Fred L. Stevens
Plankinton
Minneapolis
Stevens
Plankinton Bank
Ierald
Justice of the Peace
L. Q. Wwardesty
Thomas Navin
Mr. Taubman
Sioux Falls
Advertised letters in Mitchell post office list
The weekly list of unpaid mail for Mitchell P O includes Coleman Mr. Lyn Harrell Mrs. Bert Joseph Dr Lane Mr George Markham Nellie Nenin Mr C O Powers Mr J G Vine Jack Lee Stiffler Mrs Joseph R The notice instructs callers to say advertised and warns letters not collected within two weeks will be sent to the dead letter office.
No Competition in Remedy for Bowel Complaints
The uniform success of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy in relieving and caring for bowel complaints in children and adults has made it almost universal in use and practically without a rival, for sale by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
A Chest that Came in the Mayflower
A New England woman admires a sturdy preserved chest and notes prompt care keeps strength and beauty amid signs of womanly weakness. Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription is promoted as a quick cure for disease and restoration of vigor to women worn down by maternal and household duties.
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New England
Favorite Prescription Brings Cure Claim Amid Legal Bet
The World’s Dispensary Medical Association offers $500 to any woman with leucorrhea, female weakness, prolapsus, or falling of the womb they cannot cure after using Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription. Stella Johnson of Dayton, Ohio, testifies to lasting relief after five years of pain. The ad also promotes Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets as a laxative option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
United States
World’s Dispensary Medical Association
Proprietors
Buffalo
N. Y
Stella Johnson
Brady St
Dayton
Ohio
R. V. Pierce
Riverside notes on local work and events
June 8 Riverside brief: Rehbach family foundation work starts for a new house. Lloyd Gardner attends a league event. Asa and Jim Ames traveled to Letcher. C D DeMott oversees road work. Mrs Boyden and children visit Bradgate relatives. J Watson threshes for a belated farmer. Church stone hauling draws crowds. Aid Society to meet with Mrs Allbee. Fred Steele captures eight wolves. Lawn basket social earns over 17 dollars but rain dampens turnout. rescheduled for June 10 at Miss Della Wallis’s home. O F E Cassem family visit H Laibert. Children’s Day set for June 19 at 2 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
Rehbach
Lloyd Gardner
League
Asa
Jim Ames
Letcher
C. D. DeMott
Aid Society
Della Wallis
O FE
Cassem
H. Laibert’s
Local farming notes and social visits near Eisley
Emsley reports crops doing well with widespread plowing and corn work. Browne family spent Sunday at Barnard’s. Atkins and Drake from Ethan visited. Jenks buys wagon. Barnard starts two courier routes. Reimers and Jenks on bay market. Sampson buys a puppy. Mitchell visits noted for Miller and Norine Barnard shopped there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WH. Barnard
Peter Reimers
A. A. Jenks
Bay Market
M. Sampson
Mt. Vernon Notices Prompt Local Visits
Mt Vernon June 9 F A Mc Cornick and son Robert visited from Sioux City and stayed till Wednesday. Mr and Mrs J E Bhowley of Mitchell are visiting in Mt Vernon this week. Miss Mosyer a Dakota University student spent Sunday with Mabel MacLean. Mrs T B Waynes hosted tea for friends. Mesdames Claudie and Newton shopped in Mitchell. Mrs Stowell Barnard visited B Browne’s home. Barnard came from Reardon WA to care for her ill mother. Frank Watch and Oscar Nicholson shipped stock to Chicago Tuesday morning. Mrs Clint Hoppock and children were also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Vernon
F. A. McCornick
Robert
Sioux City
J. E. Bhowley
Mitchell
Neighbors Welcome Visiting Family and Friends
Arrivals from Rock Valley and Chicago visit relatives in town. Chas. Michaels and bride join Charles Mich aels' parents. Marian Fitch returns from Waron College for vacation with her sister Mrs. Crossman. Martha Knutson and mother come from Sioux City as Mrs. Knutson regains strength. Will Ryan and daughter arrive from Chicago to spend part of the summer with relatives here and at Plankinton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Valley
J. B. Hoppock
Chas. Michaels
Bride
Charles
Oscar Michaels
Marian Fitch
Waron College
A. J. Crossman
Martha Knutson
Sioux City
Knutson
Local notes from Prosper and vicinity
June items from Prosper list visitors residents births and trades. Family moves include John Erion's newborn son and Oscar Carlson working for J Krone. Road work by GC Schrutz and tree cutting by A Carlson. Snake incident near F Schreck's cellar and bridge lumber purchase by I McFarland. Children’s exercises announced for June 12 at Taylor's school with Mr WeekOptional notes on local travel and trades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoffman
Erion
John Erion
John
K. Shreck
Oscar Carlson
J. Krone
Cathout
F. McFarland
Mr. Ericson
W. Taylor
Mitchell
A. Carlson
Taylor
Mr. Week
Weeds and social events in Loomis and area notes
Loomis notes report plentiful weeds and small corn. J Smith and family visited David Smith. James Clark suffered stomach pains and sought Dr King in Mitchell. Wisconsin’s J Baxter visits Cal Taylor. Ice cream social drew a large crowd. Aaron Lyons’ four horses escaped a wagon, one damaged by a fence. Schoolhouse show crowded. Van Oversheld brothers sold cattle to John Nagal who shipped to Sioux City. Milwaukee company fills ends of Dry Run and Firesteel bridges with 25 men. A ball game is planned between married and single men. Rosebud land travelers Frank Darmer and others expect a quarter section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loomis
J. Smith
David Smith
James Clark
Mitchell
Dr. King
J. Baxter
Wisconsin
Cal. Taylor
August Stevens
Aaron Lyons
Geo. Young
van Oversheld Brothers
John Nagal
Sioux City
Milwaukee Company
Firesteel
Frank Darmer
Will Gilfillan
Will Miner
Warnie West
Rosebud
How to make bread free book from Northwestern Yeast Co
The Northwestern Yeast Company of Chicago offers a free booklet titled How to Make Bread to any housewife who writes for it. The pamphlet claims the secret is in the yeast and promotes Yeast Moam sold at five cents a package. It argues pure vegetable yeast produces nutty flavor and keeps bread fresh, urging households to keep yeast on hand year round.
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Northwestern Yeast Company of
Chicago
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Mederine Remedy CO
Duluth
Mlan
Scallin Bros., Mitchell, S D
Allen
Addie
Mamita
Sented
the Opera
House
Thos. Taubman
Plankin
Ton Herald
Frei Stevens
Geo. Miller
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