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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1900
Page
4
A period care admonition states no woman is too careful antepartum as neglect or mistreatment risks both mother and baby. It urges cautious, prudent action, arguing better to do nothing than risk improper measures during pregnancy.
A Shreveport reader praises Mother's Friend as the only safe preparation, claiming it relaxes muscles, relieves morning sickness, eases nervousness and headaches, aids labor, and speeds recovery. Advertised by a Georgia company with bottles priced at $1 and urged for internal use against dangerous medicines.
John Armstrong of DeSmet shares his dairy farming experience in South Dakota. From 16 cows producing 6,000 pounds milk and 301 pounds butter, he reports high net income per cow after feed costs, and notes the region hosts ten creameries and a thriving dairy economy. He details herd management, feed regimens, and profit calculations, highlighting a profitable creamery system.
Joan Anderson's friends report a dramatic incident on the Missouri River this week when cattle drove onto the ice broke and Anderson ended up on a moving cake of ice with a steer. He pushed the animal back to shore and then floated downstream, relying on frontier grit to survive the perilous current.
A man clung to a thin cake of ice as it drifted down a swollen river channel. He positioned himself on the rear to avoid being pulled under, then leaped to safety as the ice sunk and floated toward colder, frozen water. He survived with a tense but lucky escape, joking afterward about the steer’s fortunate luck amid beef price chatter.
Mrs I B Hunt faced a grim prospect from a stomach ailment and jaundice after failed treatments. She tried Electric Bitters, took seven bottles, and was completely cured, avoiding surgery. The tonic is guaranteed to aid stomach and liver troubles and kidney issues, sold at S H Scaillin's drug store.
The Iowa Homestead Poultry Farmer Farmers Mutual Insurance Journal and our own paper join in a five publication year long club sale for $1.30. This deal includes local county and general news and presents superior reading matter for farmers and farm homes. The Homestead is a leading western agricultural journal. The Poultry Farmer is the top practical poultry paper. The Farmers Mutual Insurance Journal promotes farmer cooperatives and the Special Farmers Institute editions support farming advancement.
An advertisement touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as the best remedy for burns cuts scalds and wounds. It claims to cure old sores fever sores ulcers boils felons corns and skin eruptions with guaranteed results. Sold by S H Scallio druggist for 25 cents per box.
An effort to preserve artesian flow at Plankinton plans new well casing after the old bore was blocked at 490 feet and could not be cleared. A second well’s diminished yield is blamed on rusting piping, and sinking new casing is expected to restore flow for town water needs and fire protection.
A sensational claim compares a monster devil fish destroying a victim to a dangerous malady. promotes Dr. King's New Life Pills as a safe cure. Also advertises Karl's Clover Root Tea and Beggs Cherry Cough Syrup with testimonials, pricing and local druggist notices in Nebraska and Black Hills connection.
The next regular examination for teachers certificates will be held at the court house in Mitchell on Friday and Murday, March 2nd and 6rd, 1200. Examination begins at S am. O. E. Browne, liptendent of Schoo s.
The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway has purchased an edition of Sam T Clover's Glimpses Across the Sea for distribution as readers consider the Paris Exposition. Send six cents for postage and address orders to Geo H Heatford General Passenger Agent Old Colony Building Chicago Illinois.
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