Best Father’s Boy Liniment Claim
A vintage advertising claim extols a Mexican Mustang Liniment promising cures for man and beast. It attacks ordinary liniments as ineffective and money wasted, urging a single bottle as the superior remedy.
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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1903
Page
8
Mexican Mustang Liniment Promises Pain Relief
Promotion for Mexican Mustang Liniment markets it as a trusted two generation remedy for farmers and stockmen. The copy claims it penetrates pain and provides positive healing, with availability advertised as sold everywhere.
Prosper and Badger News Briefs Report Local Social Scene
Prosper and Badger notes tell of visits, dances, weddings, and school events. Local families like Riggert Hofstetters Schaub and Weeks feature in gatherings, with shoveling snow and farm shifts as the season turns.
Gathered Gifts at Loomis Farmhouse Celebration
The event featured many presents including a silver card case, brass statue, clock, china set, and a stove among others. Guests enjoyed music and a postmaster appointment was announced for Loomis as the community noted the housewarming.
Tubular dream separator marketed as easiest durable
Advertises the Tubular dream separator as the closest skimmer easiest to operate and clean and the most durable on the market. Claims it will produce more butter than machines yielding six percent annual returns and notes a low down supply tank 43 versus higher, inconvenient tanks of other separators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tubu'athe
Dream Separator on Trial Offer from Tubular Maker
Oldest Revolutionary Daughter offers a trial of a Dream Separator with on loan availability. If unsatisfied, the machine may be returned at no cost. The note also mentions Mrs. Mary F. Cobb of Russiaville Indiana as the eldest surviving Daughter of the Revolution, with a lineage from a Washington era private and a grandfather captain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary F. Cobb
Russiaville
Ind
Washington
Local notes from Ethan area indicate arrivals and visits
Levi Cline and son Burnell arrived from Sac City Iowa to manage farm duties and work with C E Lewis. Peter Hansen was ill last week. Virgil Cline visited from Sac City, returning Monday night. Harry Lammon traveled from Virgil on business. Mrs Jones and Blanche of Prosper visited Miss Jessie Taylor. John Craig of Plankinton spent Sunday with parents. W S Snyder flew to Parkston Tuesday. Jens Fahrendorff left for Wisconsin. F M Hammer was in Mitchell Sunday. Noble and Son's offer 30 pillows for 49 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prosper
August Coop
Mitchell
Wm. Riggert
Carl Hottman
Freda
Pearl Harbert
Nettie Hofstetter
Agnes Scheik
Agnes Schaub
Tobin Township
Minnie Riggert
Maud Hofstetter
Joseph Schaub
Frank
Chamberlain
Jake French
Nebraska
Florence Rehbeck
Maud
Elton
Slade
Fulton
August Riggert
D. A
Ethan
Levi Cline
Burnell
Sac City
Iowa
Cline
C. E. Lewis
Peter Hansen
Virgil Cline
Harry Lammon
Virgil
Jones
Blanchelof Prosper
Jessie Taylor
John Craig
Plankinton
W. S. Snyder
Parkston
Jens Fahrendorff
Wisconsin
F. M. Hammer
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mustang Liniment
Miss Schneider
Misses Hunt
Badger
Miller
Omealey
Sadie Watkins
Robert Clark
Lamb
Samis
Michener
Blendon
Phoebe Weeks
G. Harris
L. A. Omealey
Mrs. Miller
Guy Cowan
Shepherd
Fanny Smith
A. E.smith
Vict Smith
Taylor
Cox
Galvin
Mr. Rector
Fennimore
Wis
B. C. Weeks Place
Bert Stevens
S. M. Daniels
A. A. Jenks
G. E. Jenks
Albert Stevens
A. Teneyek
Red Moses
Mt. Vernon
Fred Cropsy
C. Atkinson
Fred Shane
Wm. Harker
Emsley
John Allman
Frank Oleson
Anna Sherman
Ladies’ Aid
C. Betts
Milt Helmes
Goshen
Vernon
Carl Kersting
George Dougherty
Grant ‘Trotter
A. H. Cottingham
Sioux City
Blanche Baker
Canton
Yankton
Mr. LaFortune
James Dougherty
J. E. Brown
Earnest Shepherd
Harold Haynes
Lora Bromwell
Geo. Dougherty
Roy Mabbott
Clyde Smith
Smith
Kimball
Chris Momsen
Armour
Myrtie Smith
Sarah M. Brookins
Sarah M. Brooking
Davison
S. D
Marius Ly
Litsky
F. H. Winsor
Davison County
Said
Mitchell South Dakota
H. B. Anderson
Riverside Department Store
Riverside
South Dakota
Jersey
Fremont
California
Zip
Bon Homme Co
W. L. Wallis
J. FS
Turner & Son
Mitchell, South Dakota
Rodney
Cragguesco
Brank W
Collier Co
la Crosse
Lesvatey
Soizag Shoes
Moar
Tran
Aowest
Gotzzian
C.gorzian&co
Prora
Ctoses of
Mumzsota Snoe Co
Src Paut Ses
LE Wit
Pac
Grou
Heme Eee Health
Jain
Sweaisn
Buutess
J. E. Walsh
West Third St
McCulloegh Ride
Davenport
Noble & Son
Morton County
North Dakota
Mandan, N. Dake
LaSalle St
Chicago
Ferry
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