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The Mitchell Printing Co advertises subscription rates: one year paid in advance one dollar, after six months to one year one dollar and two cents, after one year six dollars. Advertising rates by application, business cards five dollars per year, extra lines one dollar each. Legal ads at statute rates. Cards of thanks ten cents per line. Marital and death notices and obituaries five cents per line. Subscriptions require former and new addresses for changes.
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W. Downey
Dakota University to send strong orator to intercollegiate contest
In the official county paper of March 14 1902 Dakota University plans to send a top orator to the intercollegiate contest in May at Huron. Clarence Mardy won the local contest and is expected to win the state event, with Mr Hardy described as the most polished speaker in ten years. The student body backs Hardy to secure first at Huron.
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Dakota University
Turon
Clarence Mardy
Hardy
Huron
Clay County Doubles Support for Children’s Home
Vermillion editor notes Clay county previously offered 200 toward the Sioux Falls Children’s Home but reports now show direct 500 and indirect gifts. Brer. Willey had said 500 was given on installment, with 250 earlier and the balance later, emphasizing the county’s duty and forgiveness of prior doubts.
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Vermillion Republican
Palmer
White Lake
Mitchell Republican
Clay County
Brer
Willey
Sioux Falls
Death of L. C. Taylor of Alexandria Werald
The Republican notes the death of L. C. Taylor aged 48, longtime editor of the Alexandria Werald for sixteen years. He was a respected writer, staunch in his beliefs, and served as South Dakota’s first newspaper auditor. The piece offers condolences to his wife and recalls his prominence in state journalism.
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L. C. Taylor
Alexandria Werald
Mr. Taylor
Werald
Eixteen
South Dakota
Ife
Herald
Building drive urged for Dakota University project
President Graham of Dakota University urges city and county residents to raise the remaining funds for a new building. Mitchell and Davison county have pledged 7,000 of 10,000 dollars. 3,000 more is needed. Outside counties are contributing, and work could resume this spring once the balance is secured. The first story walls are up, signaling a hopeful future.
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Graham
Dakota University
Mitchell
Davison County
Mitchell College Needs Room to Grow in State’s Best Town
The institution is popular across the state with a competent faculty and central location. Expansion is essential to accommodate a rising student body, and public endorsement is urged to enhance the college’s pride and future.
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Mitchell College
Roosevelt Daughter Delays Coronation Trip Change Aided By Cuba Plan
The article notes friendly US Germany trade reaching about 2.3 billion annually. Miss Roosevelt will skip the King Edward coronation due to international dispute and will instead travel to Cuba after the president altered her plans amid rising complications.
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Miss Roosevelt
King Edward
Cuba
England Seeks Solid US Ties Amid Prince Henry Tour
Cartoonists show John Bull aggrieved by Prince Henry’s visit as England aims to align with the United States to the exclusion of others. The United States favors cultivating friendships with many nations.
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John Bull
Prince Henry
England
United States
Judge Campbell declines Special attorney post in Spanish war claims
A Huron dispatch says Judge Campbell, visiting the city, will not take the U S government post handling Spanish war claims citing duties and pay. An Aberdeen dispatch notes rumors he may seek the congressional nomination, though he has not entered national politics. His northern friends reportedly push the idea, seeing him as a strong statewide candidate.
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Huron
Campbell
United States
South Dakota
Abereden
Congressionals
Aberdeen Dispatch
Congress
Record of South Dakota settlement surge and rising land prices
Caution notes a steady influx of settlers via trains, Davison county reporting twelve new locations in a day. State population could rise by 100 000 to 200 000 in a year, with Iowa farmers selling land for Illinois purchases as South Dakota land values climb, justifying higher prices for quality soil.
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South Dakota
Davison County
Iowa
Illinois
Strikes a Rich Find with Electric Bitters
I J Green of Lancaster New Hampshire describes chronic indigestion and nervous debility improve with Electric Bitters and notes his wife remains in excellent health using them. She calls Electric Bitters splendid for female troubles and a grand tonic. Satisfaction guaranteed by S H Scaljin. Only 50c.
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I’. J. Green
Lancaster
N. H
S. HI. Scal
Ely's Liquid Cream Balm advertised for nasal catarrh
New Orleans readers are told that atomizers help nasal catarrh with Ely's Liquid Cream Balm priced at 75 cents including a spraying tube. The ad notes mailing from Fly's Bros in New York and features a testimonial from Goo. W. Mc Duff, a New Orleans pharmacist, praising the product after two bottles were sold to William Lamberton.
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Ely
Fly's Bros
Warren St. N.Y
New Orleans
Messrs
Ely Bros
Win. Lamberton
Deluchuaise St
Hardy Dominates Dakota U Oratorical Contest
Clarence Hardy won first place in the fourteenth annual Dakota University oratorical contest held at the courthouse, with Gustavus Loevinger second and William Wenz third. Other speakers included Walklin and Miss Rosina Kiehlbauch. The judges praised delivery and thought, saying Hardy's performance was strongest and the event was the best in a decade.
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Clarence Hardy
Huron
Gustavus Loevinger
Court House
Dakota University
Protonian Society
Walklin
Grace Connor
H. B. Schuler
Fred T. Drewett
E. W. Noyes
I. Walklin
Nero
Loevinger
Clarence D. Tardy
Aaron Burr
Benedict Arnold
Hardy
A. Wenz
Wenz
Walkin
Kiehlbauch
James Alton James
Northwestern University
Evanston
Andrew Gordon Wilson
Lenox College
Hopkinton
Iowa
David Bower Frankenburger
University of Wisconsin
S. A. Chappell
Alexandria
C. F. Hackett
Dangers of Pneumonia Warn Patients Near Cold Season
A warning notes that neglecting a cold can lead to pneumonia, which is often fatal and weakens lungs for consumption risk. It promotes Joley's Honey and Tar as a remedy to stop coughing, heal lungs, and prevent pneumonia, attributed to S. H. Scallin.
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Joley
S. H. Scallin
Eclectric Oil Said to Cure Sore Throats in Hours
A user from Hawesville Kentucky reports lasting months of throat pain ended in twenty four hours after using Eclectric Oil. The testimonial notes rapid relief and attributes cure to the product.
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M. S. Gist
Hawesville, Ky
Allen's Foot-Ease Shake Into Your Shoes
An old time ad promotes Allen's Foot-Ease to relieve foot discomfort by resting the feet and curing corns bunions ingrown nails swollen and sweating feet. Sold at druggists and shoe stores for 25 cents. Ask today.
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Allen
Severe Cold for Three Months Cured by Honey and Tar
A Batesville Indiana man writes after months of severe cold and failed medicines that Foley's Honey and Tar cured him after eight doses. He warns to refuse substitutes and credits the product for relief.
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A. J. Nusbaum
Batesville
Ind
Foley
S. Tf. Seallin
Take Rocky Mountain Tea for spring and fall weariness
The advertisement promotes Rocky Mountain Tea as a health tonic for the whole family to combat tiredness in spring and fall. It notes a price of 35 cents and credits S. W. Seallin as the seller.
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Seallin
Foley's Kidney Cure Claim Provides Kidney and Bladder Relief
An advertisement promotes Foley's Kidney Cure as a remedy for kidney and bladder issues. It asserts the product is safe and non injurious and mentions Tf and Scallin in the text.
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Foley
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