For Sale or Trade and Mitchell Iron Works Startup
A farmer sells or trades a horse harness tools plows and farming implements and announces Mitchell Iron Works will repair and manufacture pump cylinders and huber engines starting April 6 1903. Business will take orders via Pankow Bros Sioux Falls with half freight paid for urgent work. Also ad for Brown's College Sioux City recruiting bright people for high salaried shorthand civil service and bookkeeping positions.
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Mitchell Iron Works
Pankow Bros
Sioux Falls
G. H. Summers
Free sample offer for Chamberlains tablets sparks remedy claims
A notice promotes Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets as a reliable remedy for stomach disorders biliousness and constipation. L O Gale signs the ad stating a new remedy and good clue. Also a Davison County notice offers 10000 at 5 percent to the permanent school fund and lists J K Turner Son partners with full names and residences. Ophthalmic research in Egypt receives 200000 gift to train native doctors in diagnosing and treating eye diseases. Sir Ernest Cassel funds the program seeking expanded access to ophthalmology.
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Chamberlain
L. O. Gale
J. K. Turner & Son
Mitchell
Davison
South Dakota
J. E. Turner
Rockford
Ilinois
Coal Shortage Myth Debated By Eastern Paper
The Philadelphia North American argues the winter coal shortage was exaggerated. Operators claimed reduced hours would curb demand, while miners faced vilification for not overtime working. Now storage yards overflow as Schuylkill collieries shorten shifts to a three quarter day, suggesting the shortage was manipulated to punish sympathy with strikers and profit speculators.
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Philadelphia North American
Schuylkill
Comne
Mitchell
Statewide Masonic Temple Dedication and Regional News
Brief items report Masons assembling in Yankton for the dedication of a new temple, upcoming circuit court for Huron with Judge C. Whiting, Geddes plans for a lodge hall costing about 6000 dollars, and Pierre cattle roundup arrangements for April 7 with Rapid City events to follow. Other notes include unions launching a state publication in Sioux Falls, Missouri River conditions near Elk Point, Lena Weird the insane fasting at Hill City, a fatal cav e-in at the Lucky Boy mine in Keystone, and inspection by State Mine Inspector Gregory.
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Rapid City
Lena Weird
Hill City
Board of Commissioners
Yankton Asylum
Keystone
Frank McGonigal
Lucky Boy
Gregory
Marvelous Escape from Death in Celery Compound Ad
Advertisement touts Paine's Celery Compound as a universal cure for rheumatism neuralgia and sciatica. It cites testimonials including Margaret Bethel of Brainerd Minnesota who credits decades of suffering ended by the remedy and reports renewed health and energy after use.
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Paine
Long-Lived English Family Burdened by Loss in Doncaster
Rebecca Birks, a 104 year old Doncaster grandmother, has lost a 74 year old daughter to heart disease in England. The notice follows a string of family longevity and tragic passing within the Birks family, as reported by local English press. DeWitt's Little Early Risers advertisement appears amid the oblique obituaries.
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Rebecca Birks
Doncaster
England
DeWitt’s
DeWitt's
L. O. Gale
D. Kauble
Natal Seeking Immigrants Farm Laborers Invite Application
The Natal government advertises for farm laborers from northern Italy willing to emigrate to the vine and fruit districts of the western provinces. Additional items note social unrest and claims of remedies such as Electric Bitters and Rocky Mountain Tea offered by S. H. Scallin, plus a dairy farm for rent near Mitchell.
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Natal
Italy
Roosevelt to Visit Mitchell for Second Time as President
Mitchell prepares for a presidential visit with Theodore Roosevelt again arriving April 6 after traveling from St Paul and Minneapolis to Sioux Falls then Yankton. He will reach Mitchell at 2 o clock before continuing to Aberdeen and North Dakota for a day, then on to Montana. The community plans a grand reception befitting the nation’s head.
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Mitchell
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Roosevelt
Telegraphic Dispatches
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Sioux Falls
Yankton
Aberdeen
North Dakota
Montana
Changes At The Depot And South Dakota Settlement Plan
A Milwaukee Road inspection tour reports changes at Mitch ell station including moving the freight depot north and west, extending the spur to the ice house, lengthening the freight house by 36 feet, and replacing wooden with brick passenger platform walks. The prospect of a new depot remains uncertain. The notice promotes a rail rate in 1903 to South Dakota to attract settlers, inviting interest and providing free information. A separate farm listing north of Riverside in Hanson county is offered for rent or crop share.
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South Dakota
Chicago
Milwaukee
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Riverside
Hanson County
Mitchell Property
Court House
School House
East Fifth Street
Main Street
Widmann
Hanson Street
M. Greene
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