Feeder stable and Jett set for Mount division race
A fragmented report notes feeder stable alongside Jett in a Mount event. The readable text hints at participants and a race or matchup but lacks full details on date, place, or result.
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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1887
Page
3
Rivers and wife flee Wisconsin husband chases them to fair
A Wisconsin couple elopes with a child from Rivers’s debt bound life, using a revolver to scare deputies at a fair ground. The husband pursues, but Rivers escapes on a horse, aided by the wife claiming to be Mrs Rivers. The saga ends with an uncertain fate and no arrests for the pair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard
Mgr
Wivers
Rivers
Fair Grounds
Revyoljyer
Tred Jlall
Hall
Mrs. Rivers
Wisconsin
Parody of Norwegian Naming and Free Trial Medicine
A Duluth writer lampoons Norwegian naming customs by reversing fathers and sons, then pivots to advertise Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs and colds. Hammer & Sammer’s drug store offers a free trial bottle, with larger bottles priced at $1 for those with throat chest or lung ailments.
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Endorsed by Experts
A reminiscence of Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup touted as a century old remedy for teething pain, dysentery, diarrhea, and wind. Attested by Andrew D. White, ex-president of Cornell, praising Pond's extract as a vital housekeeping necessity. Price 25c per 8 bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew D. White
Cornell University
Ithaca
New York
Pond
Salve Ad Claims Cure All Skin Ailments for 25 Cents
An 19th century advertisement promises the best salve for cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and all skin eruptions and guarantees satisfaction or money refunded with a 25 cent per box price. The label names AMMER as the seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter
Ammer Ammer
Pasture for Horses Offered by Gibson Bros in Rosedale
Parties seeking to keep horses or colts in a well shaded pasture with ready running water should contact Gibson Bros located in Section 10, Rosedale. The notice specifies ample shade and water access for livestock care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibson Bros
Rosedale
Devil's Duo Parson's Dilemma in Yorkshire Parish
A blacksmith with seven daughters finally has a son and asks to baptize him in the new church font before consecration. The parson suggests delaying until Thursday to christen in the new font, but the blacksmith fears the devil will claim the newborn lad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yorkshire
Joseph
Quotes and quips ripple through late 19th century papers
A patchwork of witty lines from Uncle Moses and various papers chronicles social mores and public life. Jests about law changes, campaign talk in Atlanta, notable figures from Col Rainwater to Gen Rosewater, and humorous exchanges in cattle fairs amuse readers. The collage includes pithy remarks from New York Tribune New York Journal Boston Herald and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Col. Rainwater
St. Louis
Maj. Drinkwater
Denver
Gen. Rosewater
Omaha
Capt. Broadwater
Minnesota
New York Tribune
Birds and fishes rely on sight and smell, study notes
The article compares senses in raptors and marine animals. It cites Darwin and Chambers Journal, arguing birds of prey hunt by sight while sharks and rays use smell as a primary cue. It notes sharks’ eyes are keen and their sensory nose is their real eye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lacepede
Chambers’ Journal
National Wealth According to 1880 Census
The census report of 1880 places the total of the national wealth at 43.642 billion dollars. Farms hold 10.197 billion, residences and business real estate 9.881 billion, railroads and equipment 5.536 billion, household furniture and similar goods 5.0 billion, livestock 2.0 billion, agricultural products 6.0 billion, and churches schools public buildings and institutions 2.0 billion, with other miscellaneous items noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Sun
Mince Pie Demand and Peppery Jailer Scene
The fragment shows a jail scene with an Ignorant Official demanding two mince pies while a prisoner faces the scaffold. A remark questions a man of intelligence eating freely under other circumstances. Also cited are notes on Henry George and a New York publishing house sign, plus Van Buren’s modest savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Notable Women Celebrities and Social Figures Cited
A survey of prominent women across fields shows pilots, literati, ranchers, and heiresses. Louise Daniels is licensed as a Lake Champlain steamboat pilot, Endicott and Garrett are noted for roles in society and business, while Maria Mitchell and Anna Katharine Green are highlighted for achievements. The piece also notes wages for women ferry workers, a New Orleans statue, and various societal movements and summer plans involving Mrs. Endicott, the Lamars, and Mrs. Vilas in different locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Daniels
Lake Champlain
Miss Endicott
Washington
Emma Abbott
White House
Cleveland
Ellen Callahan
Sierra County
Nev
Elizabeth Garrett
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Jenny Lind
Sweden
Stockholm
New York
Brooklyn
New Orleans
Anna Katharine Green
Kohifs
Brazil
Maria Mitchell
Nantucket
Maria
Louise Thomas
Sorosis
Prescott
Joaquin Miller
Bonanza” Mackay
California
Paris
Colin Campbell
Whitney
Lenox
Endicott
Fashionable Gems and Baseball Gossip Weave Through Society News
The column surveys jewelry trends from colored pearls opals and garnets with fashion notes on white enamel and bar pins. It then shifts to sports chatter about Mets Knowlton Hornung and Johnston stars, umpire rulings, pitchers Sweeney Deasley Casey and rambling notes on players, contracts, and a Kansas City umpire fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
Campbell
Harvard University
Mt. St. Mary’s College
Emmettsville
South Boston
Sweeney
Cleveland
Ramsey
St. Louis Browns
Browns
Casey
Philadelphia
Newarks
Kansas City
Macallar
American Ésociation
Royal Route advertisement promises best service to Chicago
Chicago and Northwestern Railway markets the fastest St Paul to Chicago connection with two daily trains using Pullman sleepers and modern dining cars. It highlights through sleepers to California points, parlor cars on day trains, and Ashland iron mine connections. Tickets via the line. agents listed for timetable inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Chicago
Sioux City
Omaha
Des Moines
Kansas City
California
Duluth
Ashland
Lake Superior
Minneapolis
Au Claire
Chicago, St. Paul
Minneapolis & Omaha Railway
T. W. Teasdale
J.S. McCullough
M. M. Wheeler
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Itil
Pakota News
Parkston
Tripp
J. N. True
Ripp
Ives
Alexandria Advocate
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Ugh Campbell
Copperhead Springer’s
Olman
Wests and Wheelers
Galutes
Kansas
Ireland
Fargo
Edwards
Ofargo
Temrance
Argo
Yankton
Mitchell Reublican
Tom Ball
Main Street
Yestern
M. P. Ohlman
Ohlman
Mitchell
Mr. Ohlan
Kimball Graphic
Sparks
Democrat
Tr. Sparks
Mt. Vernon
J. Vernon
the Gazette
Omaha Road
Vernon
Scotland
Blaine
Maine
Hanson County
Andrews Opera Company
Sioux Falls
Duprezy & Benedict
Milwaukee Company
Canton
F. A. Gale
Europe
Rockport
Redstone
Sam Clover
Western Union Telegraph Company
Western Union
Signal Servis
Alexandria
Norway
Knute Nelson
Nels Knutson
Gen. Jackson
Jack Jenson
Georgeson
Judge Brown
Brown Jogson
Blowyourfog Hornson
Blowyourhorn Fogson
Iayson
Snickerbockersoh
Oftagunderson
Bucklen
Moses
Pollux
Texas Siftings
Tilton
Theodore
West
New York Journal
de Hobson
John
London
Bill Nye
Oliver Optic
Nye
Boston Herald
Boston Gazette
Burlington Free Press
Russia
New Haven
Henry George
Lowell Citizen
New York City
Martin van Buren
Baseball
Joe Gerhardt
The
Mets
Staten Islanders
Knowlton
Detroit
Hornung
Johnston
Bostons
International League
Nick Young
Esterbrook
Tommy
American Association
Jack Manning
Tom Deasley
New Yorks
Deasley
Hecker
Kerins
Pond’s Extract Co
Fifth Avenue
der K. Derson -Smith
Gunder K
Gunderson
FOS and
Canaler
Mizner
Beral
James River
Woonsocket
M. M. Hitchcock
Chicago & Northwestern
Ry’s
J. M. Gaines
J. F. Arnett
Dueker
Gleason, Baily & Co’s
Caines & Arnett
Territory
Lave
Northern Nursery CO
LL. C. Lee
J.C. Roth
Ward & Lewis
Cor. Lawier
1St
Ste. Mitchell
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