Mitchell Hotel Mevurning Opportunity at Hand
The fragment notes a reference to a Mitchell related hotel and an opportunistic moment. It mentions consulting him when the chance arises, implying a timely decision or action tied to the hotel.
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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1902
Page
6
The fragment notes a reference to a Mitchell related hotel and an opportunistic moment. It mentions consulting him when the chance arises, implying a timely decision or action tied to the hotel.
The column reports storms delaying local teacher meetings at Mitchell and Mt Vernon, staff changes, and salary notes. It notes 417 county residents paid school polls in February, calls out prevalent missing days on reports, and describes payroll deductions. It mentions resignations, raises, entertainments funding new books, and a pending superintendent letter delaying further school news.
L. O. Gale announces a free sample of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets for those with stomach disorders biliousness or constipation. Describes it as a new remedy and a good one.
President Roosevelt endorsed a pardon petition for a man sentenced to two years in prison in South Dakota for sending obscene letters through the mail. The special St Louis Globe-Democrat report by Washinon notes the endorsement on the petition.
The president rejected a pardon for Richard A. Tubbs, convicted of sending obscene letters. The petition was signed by federal and local officials, jurors, and prominent South Dakotans including Congressman Burke and Senators Gamble and Kittredge. Burke regrets the dismissal and doubts wrongful conviction, while indicating no further efforts will be made.
Geddes authorities move to solve an arson attempt at a crowded Methodist church during dedication services. Lewis Du Bois, held after preliminary exam, faces June circuit court for incendiarism with $500 bail. Witnesses identify a kerosene bottle and a similar purchase. four other youths were seen nearby.
Years of study and experiments lead Dr. James W. Kidd to announce a universal cure called the Elixir of Life. He offers free samples by mail to prove it cures rheumatism neuralgia stomach and other diseases, restores nerves and circulation, and ends with a promise to send the remedy free to any sufferer.
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