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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1890
Page
5
Scrambled report from a small town page notes social gatherings at the Presbyterian church home of Rev and Geo Mackintosh, shop changes including a barber sale and new hair product, plus university and civic updates, donations, and public debt figures. Weaker items include medical endorsements and seasonal planting advice.
A distressed woman describes a long standing case baffling physicians and seeking relief from Bredfield's Pennate residetoris. She instructs writing the Badfield Rev. Co. at Atlanta Ga for further particulars. Sold by J. L. Seallin.
A Columbus resident cites doctors in New York Chicago Philadelphia Cincinnati and Buffalo treating a woman with head stomach and nervous prostration for sixteen months without relief. One bottle of Dr Miles Restorative Nervine reportedly helped significantly. Free trial bottles offered at L C Gale's drug store.
An old patent medicine advertisement touts a remedy claimed to cure children’s dysentery diarrhea griping bowels and wind colds. It promises pain relief for infants and boasts a price of 2.68 per bottle with implied motherly benefits.
A Wednesday seed grain convention at the courthouse saw strong city and country turnout, with farmers predominant. Officials Smith and Bras were reelected, and the county plan to supply seed grain was outlined. warrants for grain purchases were approved and applications for seed accepted, aiming to plant all available acreage.
An advertisement touts Miles' work on heart disease and a remedy by Dr Kings New Discovery for consumption and other products. It depicts testimonials and guarantees refunds if results are unsatisfactory. The notice urges citizens to buy through local druggists and mentions various tonics and purgatives.
A local shop named Caps to Cash advertises a stock of flour wheat seed and garden seeds. The copy touts bargain prices and the slogan Parhgan with emphasis on value for farmers and gardeners.
The ad offers wheat seed, oats, and other grains at discounted rates for farmers. It notes corn barley and chopped feed stocked in large quantities with wholesale prices for the mill and farmers alike. It invites farmers to visit and sample the goods and compare freight rates.
In Plainview a farmers' organization has grown to twenty six members under leader Blakely who welcomed several new members at the last monthly meeting. Fred Olson buys a blacksmith shop in Parkston and will start business in April. Christian Misterek, about 40, died March 7 in Berlin Township. Blanche Palmer completed six months of teaching at Beall school last Friday. Christian Neugebauer, while digging a well near Hutchinson County, found something resembling silver, with a chemist confirming it as silver. he is unsure of quantities.
The program for the University contest tonight lists speakers including Alicia J. Locke Self Sacrifice by Jennie Linsday and F Lindson Clark Problem of the Century with Gertrude Brasher. Music and acts follow with performances by Lillie Locke Brashear Powers Brashear and Lizzie Brashear. Prompts begin at five o clock with admission set at 25 cents.
The report details Olney and hy leading surveyors at Mitchell to run preliminary checks, with equipment and teams described for soon completion. It mentions legal and financial discussions, farming losses, and endorses Dr J U Meleans Liver and Kidney Pills and Tload's Sarsaparilla as season remedies and tonics.
A guaranteed safe plan offers a refund of purchase price if unsatisfactory. Buy Dr. tion from Scallin's drug store with trial bottles free. Claims relief for throat chest ailments including cough, bronchitis, asthma, and whooping cough. Pleasant tasting, safe, and dependable.
Senator Greene defends legislative session as clean and productive while noting a stalled bill on locating new institutions. James Palmer misses a delegation to the Interstate Cattlemen’s Convention in Fort Worth due to late notice. The event aims to analyze beef price factors affecting producers and consumers. Doctor J M Metean’s Sarsaparilla ad promotes vitality.
The Century reporter relays Powell discussions on apportionment. Attorneys and lawmakers clash over population basing and fair representation, warning against injustice if last census metrics govern seats. The scene hints at upcoming legislative consideration and reform proposals.
Clark resigns after years as car foreman for Milwaukee divisions and moves to Sioux City and Northern as car foreman with headquarters there. He served Milwaukee for eighteen years and is praised as a sturdy, sensible citizen. The ad promotes Dr J J McLean's Sarsaparilla with endorsements.
Distress after eating and indigestion are claimed to be cured by Dr. J. J. MacLean's Liver and Kidney Pillets sold by L. O. Gale. This vintage advertisement touts a small pill remedy for stomach complaints.
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