Mitchell Capital Club Ad Seeks Subscriber Address Updates
The Mitchell Capital advertises low club prices and asks subscribers to report address changes, providing both old and new addresses to ensure delivery.
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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1901
Page
8
The Mitchell Capital advertises low club prices and asks subscribers to report address changes, providing both old and new addresses to ensure delivery.
Senate committee on Cuba outlines four core points endorsed by The Inter Ocean. They demand no foreign lodgment, limit Cuban treaties, US intervention to protect life and liberty, and allow US naval stations. Also ratify wartime measures, protect rights, and exclude Isle of Pines from Cuba. Congress to act. public ready to greet McKinley.
The Huronite asserts that if Mr. Crawford continues his senatorial campaign as it began, it will conclude in a unanimous victory. The statement emphasizes confidence in Crawford's early momentum and broad support driving a decisive result.
A report from Yankton notes a disturbance by a man nicknamed A''Jack the hugger'' roaming the town and troubling local young women. The incident marks a sudden shift from the town's quiet routine as residents seek safety and order.
The railroad commission is organized and ready to work Frank Gardner is named secretary and T B McMartin as attorney for the commissioners The board is now republican Admiral Sampson voices concerns about social qualifications in navy promotions and a pending case involving Morgan amid questions of health and judgment
The piece notes Towa people turning south to South Dakota and local farmers praising the soil. It discusses Watertown’s reform school issue, then shifts to Admiral Sampson on Abraham Lincoln’s rise and McKinley Roosevelt’s presidency. It ends with Boer War updates including a possible But Botha surrender and British strategy.
The piece argues populists attack the Republican party for seizing state institutions while noting populist laws once favored their own party, including insurance statements and the Australian ballot system. It urges the legislature to remove populists from office after a statewide repudiation.
Res Bros. & Co. of Minneapolis Minnesota advertise a cure free sample treatment for piles and fistulas with book mailed to interested individuals. The notice emphasizes quick relief and promises cure free of charge.
The late Prince Christian Victor, then a subaltern in the King's Royal Rifles, lent his backing to a strictly disciplinarian corporal seeking civilian work. On finishing 21 years of service, the corporal asked for a character testimonial. The prince praised him as the most assiduous fault finder he had known. The corporal secured a congenial post as assistant labor master in a workhouse using the prince's credentials.
A Saturday Evening Post tale recalls a Thanksgiving Day scene in New York. After Yale beat Princeton, eight Yale men formed a silent ring around a Princeton man and his companion on Broadway. They then tackled him as a football play, then returned to their march, tipping their hats to the stunned girl.
Druggists offer Cascarine for biliousness constipation and dyspepsia with a money back guarantee. Price five cents? and a free mailed bindle book explaining cause and cure. Rea Bros. & Co. promotional notice.
Dr. D. B. Hill recalls Abraham Lincoln and General Baker as both Whigs vying for congress in Springfield. Baker won the primary, Lincoln’s speech failed to uplift the crowd, and the piece reflects on aging with dignity and the value of a healthy stomach aided by Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery.
A city plant manager visits the mountains and mocks locals at a public meeting. He is upbraided in a biting speech filled with elaborate terms. A Webster dictionary dealer arrives and the speaker plans to leave 24 copies of his remarks before departing forever.
A collection of short maxims and sayings attributed to Colton Clarke Bacon Jonson Marcus Antoninus Degerando Quarles and others. The pieces praise discretion contentment delicacy and self restraint while warning against self love and ingratitude. Civil moral reflections echo classical and modern writers in compact form.
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