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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1915
Page
7
A two story house on the slope features a main dining room rear chamber and kitchen areas with closets in each chamber. The first floor principal rooms are finished in oak while other portions use a different finish. A full basement includes laundry and heating, with attic storage and a white painted exterior.
A series of testimonial notices from Philadelphia and Providence tout Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as relieving misplacements pains backache and related female ailments. Women claim improved health energy and daily functioning after using the remedy. Additional notices mention marriage licenses and local events alongside medical claims.
Excerpted chatter contrasts Uncle Eben and Eph Hoskins's cousin over impeachment talk with Andy Johnson while a personal essay mocks the idea of a separate woman’s sphere. A speaker recounts a day in a woman’s duties from dawn to late morning with humor and self awareness.
Mrs O L Waters mother of Mrs Cc B Harrold has been with the Harrold family in Mitchell due to her sister’s illness in Saltimore Md. Scouts plan a July 13 summer camp. Leonard Stevens and Esther Hattenberg wed in a Congregational ceremony and head to Chicago for a wedding trip. Palace variety store opens Thursday in Beckwith block with special souvenirs for women and children. Mrs H C Frost visiting Omaha and Alg Neb. Mr Frost to join in two weeks. Mrs Thomas Fullerton visits Wisconsin. the Sweeney family trips to Pacific fairs. bungalow construction on South Edmunds street. Lisbon township picnic in Giffords walnut grove. Vermillion summer school faculty adds Prof J C Lindsey. Wells and Kelley return from Madison Wis. Elizabeth Kelley to join university commencement. Leslie O Auld of Plankinton marries Marie Jepson of Sioux City. ceremony reported by Sioux City Journal.
Pierre South Dakota The State Land Department fixed its June apportionment of interest and income funds to common schools totaling 73009741 dollars about 4.27 per pupil. This year’s total is up 21638 69 from last year’s June apportionment. The text notes effects of the 1915 law on interest.
Fragmentary financial figures list amounts for Spink Turner Yankton with values $9,133.53 $17,148.82 $19,706.05 and $16,857.96. The text lacks context or dates.
Madeline Bridges notes a poetic moment as Tie laments the sea’s grasping embrace and the imminent parting of lovers. The passage ends with a reflective line about fate and separation.
The brief exchange shows a Parson glad to see a brother at a prayer meeting and a Village Souse humorously replying in dialect about his whereabouts. The item captures local color and period voice.
A shopper asks to buy a necktie for her husband and is told by a salesman they cannot sell to women unaccompanied, a curiously enforced rule reflecting strict shop policy. The exchange highlights gendered restrictions in a retail setting and the uneasy humor of the era.
Ad copy touts Sloan's Liniment as fast acting relief for colds sore and swollen joints lumbago sciatic and similar pains. Claims penetrate quickly soothe heat and tenderness and provide near instant relief with a 25 cent bottle and money back guarantee if not satisfied.
Independent refiners in Oklahoma and Kansas convened in Tulsa to respond to Standard Oil’s cuts. They claim future moves may include crude price rises and more gasoline reductions, asserting they cannot profitably match the cuts amid rising European demand.
The Webb Kenyon ruling allows shipments of alcohol into dry states for personal use unless the destination state bans possession. Prohibition advocates expect renewed national drive while states with dry laws may limit enforcement. The decision centers on whether individual consumption triggers criminality under drying laws.
A new committee of non-conscriptionists forms in London to oppose conscription. Leaders are linked to the Independent Labour Party and the Alliance Union of Democratic Control. The fellowship seeks common counsel for men of enlistment age who refuse to bear arms on conscientious grounds, even under penalties.
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