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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1908
Page
7
The item argues that chronic overwork and worry drain health faster than it is rebuilt, leading to nervous prostration. It warns of symptoms like sleeplessness headaches indigestion and despondency signaling health bankruptcy from stress. It reads like an advice or health feature urging action to restore energy.
Advertises Dr A W Chase's Nerve Pills as a tonic for nervous energy cures nervous prostration and related diseases. Claims relief and full restoration of health with a 50 cent box sold by Scallin Bros and doctors. includes testimonial from Miss T Martin of Troy Ohio.
In Davison County South Dakota Mary L Farrell guardian to minors Mary L Farrell John L Farrell and Helen J Farrell petitions for a court ordered sale of ward property. The next of kin and interested parties must appear June 27 1908 at 10 am in Mitchell to show cause why the estate should not be sold. Publication required in Mitchell Capital for four weeks prior to hearing.
Administrator A J Dean of Mary J Dean deceased notifies creditors and all claimants to present vouchers within four months of first publication. Claims to be filed at the administrator's Mitchell office in Davison County. Dated June 5 1908.
Notice to creditors of the estate of Edward J Haynes deceased. The executrix Mary B H Haynes invites vouchers within six months at her residence in Mitchell Davison County. Dated June 9 1908.
The twenty graduates of the college department topped the 23rd annual commencement at a downtown Methodist church. Diplomas were awarded to seniors including Cook, Dobson, Evans, Hauser, Scott, Nicholson, Cable, and Carhart with special honors for Doctor of Divinity honoris causa awarded to Robert Dolliver.
An ad touts Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a natural, alcohol free remedy for children and adults. It emphasizes soothing herbs, no minerals, and pill or tablet formats with sealing phrases and certifications.
Rain could not dampen a full University chapel for the annual School of Music recital. Students and teachers earned high praise for a varied program featuring Miss Anna Quarnberg, Grace Norvell, Grace Cooper, Leroy Morris, Miss Emma Rempfer, and others in piano, violin, vocal, and ensemble works under Percy Fullinwider.
Dr Merton S. Rice of Duluth spoke to over 300 at the Methodist church on John Wesley as a religious force. He praised Wesley’s courage and influence, urged a world wide revival of Wesleyan piety, and noted the need for a broader, non sectarian view of Wesley as a Christian leader.
A compact list outlines piano pieces including solo works Adagio and Allegro, Ossaae, and Beethoven. Names Clarence Loomis and Mayme Knight are noted alongside titles Murmuring Zephyrs and other pieces.
An advertisement by Scallin Bros. touts Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a marvelous healing preparation. It claims soothing herbs bring health and happiness and offers tea or tablets for 35 cents.
Audience fills the University chapel for the normal department graduation. Dr Merton S Rice addresses graduates on future careers, with musical numbers by Miss Morris, Rempfer, and a soprano solo. Dr Samuel Weir presents diplomas to the class, including Mary Elizabeth Cook and others, with a note of well earned advice. An advertisement promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea by Scallon Bros.
Annual stock holders meeting of the Farmers Elevator Co of Loomis South Dakota to be held in Loomis on Saturday June 27 1908 at 7 o clock. Farmers urged to attend whether stockholders or not. J S Bonham secretary.
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