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Newspaper

Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1901

Page

12

City Hall Question Puts Vote Up to Public

The city council, with Mayor VanAlstine, discusses a proposal to let residents vote on issuing bonds to build a city hall, with alternatives like warrants and a $10 000 cap. A committee will locate and purchase property, and the matter will be decided at the April 16 election.

al Dermen Messrs Stout Perry McLaughlin Beckwith Miller Hannett Bracy VanAlstine McCormick Messrs. Bracy Alderman Bracy Gonsisgis van Alstine Miller Cos Kibbee Justice McKinley Treasury McDonald Council Tne Electric Light Co Bedford Crane & Odway Co Geo W John Li Ncison Cach T Coughne Pwice Keith H McCoriwhes SH Seallis LA Amsden McKinley & Eddy Davis & Daniels Council Voom Seblingen Tremaine Cotes Swindler Jacob Koch Services Police Woolly Nelson Geo Logan Standard Oil Co James Lyons Schirmer West Side East Second Street West Third West Fourth Minnesota Street Methodist Church

Widow's Love Affair Ailment Cured by New Life Pill

An advertisement claims Dr. King's New Life Pills cure constipation biliousness and stomach trouble. It promises cleaned systems sweeter breath banished headaches and improved liver and kidney function. Available for 25 cents at S. H. Scallia's drug store.

Dr. King S. H. Scallia

Reds Win Banquet Ticket War At Dixie Jubilee

A large courthouse crowd heard the Dixie Jubilee singers Monday as the Reds defeated the Blues 255 to 241 in ticket sales. Proceeds fund University athletic efforts, with about 175 dollars expected to be added to the athletic fund. The program featured solo numbers and a male quartet, praised for the ensemble's handling and recall.

Dixie Jubilee Singers Reds Blues Prof Graham Buckner University Athletic Fund Atartio

Real estate sales surge in Davison County in February

February proved strong for Davison County real estate with 6 280 acres conveyed valued at 78 200 dollars about 1250 dollars per acre. The register of deeds records show the month matched top counties in activity during fall and winter. A local ad touts Cole s Carboli salve and soap sold by J H Ferris for injuries and cleansing.

Davison County R. D. Prescott Register of Deeds Office Cole J. H. Ferris

Trials and jests from city life quoted in brief notes

A collection of light vignettes and witticisms from urban scenes. A Sheffield tram moment features a self confident suitor told off by a married pair. Stage life humor highlights the calcium light and diamond rings. A census quip plays on headlines and returns.

Baltimore American

Impecunious nobleman spurns interview about heiress scheme

The Baltimore American notes a brief exchange where a penniless nobleman denies travel to the U S for pleasure and showcases a business-minded heiress capture plot as Count de Smuiall arrives yesterday for romantic aims.

Lam Bere Count de Smuiall Change Baltimore

Men and wives spar in shop talk and razor wit

A Mrs. Dovey quips that men are dense after a friend notes her husband ignored new sofa pillows. In another joke, a butcher is urged to “break the bone” and a dramatic exchange ends with a mock disclosure about sawing off a leg.

John

Chess versus whist as console and sport

A lively exchange contrasts social flirtation with a wife’s sharp rebuke. Boston men debate chess as a social trend while Life commends a man for his strength of mind. The snippets capture era dialogue and tone without graphic detail.

Matching Hearts and Heads Stirred by Headlines

A lighthearted item notes May accepts Slimm as a good match, while a redhead is described as lively. The piece contrasts witty dialogue from Philadelphia Press with Cleveland Plain Dealer quips about a baseball war and a daffy Blifkens.

May Mr. Slimm Philadelphia Press Blifkens Daffy Cleveland Plain Dealer

Not Dependable, Teacher And Why Should We En

A Baltimore American satire features a student asking why strive to rise on own efforts as the teacher questions reliability, noting alarm clocks and timing as unpredictable elements in ambition.

Johnnie Wise Baltimore

Disliked Sermons Spark Clergy Debate In Parish

In a humorous exchange from a church meeting LiLe questions why the new pastor must be heavy set. Deacon Broadaisle replies fat men are usually short winded, prompting light banter about sermons and leadership.

Dazeleigh Deacon Broadaisle M LiLe

When the indemnity is paid the coolies will suffer

A Washington Star poem warns that tax demands will fall on the Chinese, causing hardship for coolies as indemnities are collected. It asserts indignation at mandarins and imperial figures while predicting suffering for Chinese workers and their families.

Washington Star

Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises to Cure and Keeps its Word

A testimonial letter claims Hood's Sarsaparilla cures a range of blood and skin diseases from scrofula to eczema and rheumatism. Additional readers report recovery for a three month old with scrofula and others warn to choose Hood's specifically.

George Leiser Berlin Hood H. Garner West Earl Ilood

Hats On In Public Respect Across Regions

A Norfolk Landmark note discusses etiquette on hat wearing across the North and South. It argues men may keep hats on in public transit and business corridors when women are present, while acknowledging courteous exceptions. It contrasts New York habits with Charleston custom and notes regional variations with a historical tone.

Iaving New York Gotham Charleston Virginia Norfolk

Fragmentary medical note on stomach condition and nutrition

A partial OCR yields a garbled medical fragment discussing stomach function and nutrition. It mentions a health condition, feeding approach, and potential illness but lacks clear names, dates, or concrete actions.

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