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An unclear OCR fragment mentions a tree, signs, and fe assets with phrases like Ai 2 Said to The tree Signs of Fe itsey, Vere. The garbled text provides no clear event, date, or identifiable entities.
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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1897
Page
6
An unclear OCR fragment mentions a tree, signs, and fe assets with phrases like Ai 2 Said to The tree Signs of Fe itsey, Vere. The garbled text provides no clear event, date, or identifiable entities.
Readable fragments mention men in the states and agriculture. References to census work andLead names are unclear. The text appears as garbled OCR with scattered terms like Castle, two, states, census, agri, and New zis.
A garbled OCR fragment discusses food, digestion, and sensory states with scattered references to honey, wax, meats, and surgery. It hints at comparisons of old and new methods and mentions a court site and weekly activity, but the text remains incoherent and partial.
A grand lodge ball in the city honored visiting Masons during their session. Worshipful T. J. Spangler presided as orchestral and vocal performances entertained attendees, with Miss Grace Goodykoontz and Mrs. Nichols delivering acclaimed solos. A banquet followed, and a full roster lists delegates from numerous lodges across the state in attendance.
An advertisement asserts Hood's Sarsaparilla offers superior curative power and more cures than competitors. It claims higher cost for production and wholesale, but emphasizes honesty and testimonials backing permanent disease cures.
The Grand Chapter of Royal Arch Masons met at Masonic Hall at 9 30 am with High Priest Geo V Ayres presiding. Officers were elected and installed including Samuel J Coyne Aberdeen Geo A West Brookings Benj F Tves St Lawrence Isaac L Noggle Salem Bernard C Jacobs Lennox Geo A Pettigrew Flandreau J H Babcock Mitchell J H Huston Redfield M H Carlisle De Smet S J Moore Mitchell I A Cornwell Faulkton E S Ames Hot Springs F H Files Sioux Falls J B Vaughn Castlewood The Order of High Priesthood followed with four candidates initiated.
South Dakota State Medical Society members met in the courthouse on Wednesday evening to discuss professional affairs. The gathering opened with band music and prayer by Rev. A. R. Boggs. Dr. Wm Edwards of Bowdle gave the annual address, with Dr. Howard McMorton presenting a paper on cataract extraction and demonstrating two operations. The board later accepted the Jones bridge at Enemy Creek and planned depositor appointments for school books. Public sewer plans and adjournment followed, with notes on Peak's Island health and public horse sale exposure in Europe.
Mitchell readers are invited to participate in a public test of the Hobbs Remedy Company’s asparagus kidney remedy. A free sample and informational pamphlet will be available at the store of L. O. Gale on Thursday June 17 from 8 to 9 p m. The test aims to prove the remedy’s claims while avoiding surgical cases.
At the Grand opera house on Friday evening the annual graduation exercises of Mitchell high school will be held. The program, shortened by class size, features a Salutatory by Alfred Dix an Oration Our Country of Today by Elton Hill a recitation Taking An Elevator by Mary Like a Dream Memories by Phyllis MacKay an Oration Arms and Results of Education by Clifford Gheen a Class History by Anna Maguire The EroponeA Amendment by Minnie Grace Ceahoee a selection by 12Young Ladies Reameny Out of Employment by Bennie Davis a Prophecy by Ella Wallstrum and performances by Ellas Millard Alice Saul Phyllis MacKay the Band and Superintendent Quigley.
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