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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1904
Page
9
The snippet lists debt items for IHR Misvdebt and The Mitchell Printing Co with terms for copies and advances. It mentions Jma copy one year and dime copy six months with pricing like 21.00 and seven.
Saturday dispatches suggest Russia is entering the war more boldly after reports that 1,800 Japanese soldiers were captured at Yalu. Socialists nominate Knowles for governor and Cochran and Smith for Congress at a Sioux Falls convention. Election certainty remains unclear.
Representatives of several countries with plural marriage traditions express astonishment at the Smoot investigation. They contend their nations should focus on internal missionary work rather than sending missionaries abroad.
Pierre prosecutor Goodner says Miss Nelson poisoned herself with plan to sue Mrs. Dye. He doubts the Dyes had any role in the Des Moines case and notes poisoned candy was found in Pierre.
John Longstaff objects to Ralph Wheelock favoring Mitchell in capital matters as reported by the Minneapolis Tribune. Wheelock, an Mitchell native, is excused for defending his town. Longstaff sought an agreement with Mitchell and Redfield during the Huron legislative contest but has since withdrawn interest in moving the capital from Pierre.
The Doland Times Record rebuts claims about Mitchell offering its city hall to state officials if the capital moves there. It insists the hall, at the southwest corner of a business block, is in a safe brick and stone area and accuses Pierre supporters of spreading falsehoods sourced from Woodsocket Herald.
A Chicago Tribune piece argues against polygamy and supports strict divorce norms. It cites Father Sherman on 300000 divorces in twenty years, recalls Rome’s one-man-one-woman ideal, and urges a uniform federal divorce law influenced by the Smoot case to curb consecutive polygamy.
A twenty six year old from a neuropathic family developed epilepsy that impaired his mind yet left a remarkable color sense. The human voice, especially vowels, evoked prism like colors with A green and E yellow while other vowels yielded blue white and black. Printed vowels triggered similar vivid sensations.
Monkshead or Monkshood known as Aconitum napellus is valued yet feared for its strong poisonous qualities and sedative effects on heart and respiration while used for fevers. Cork trees face protection due to linoleum and shipbuilding demands. cork production once hit about 5 million dollars yearly. Luxembourg to receive six Louis XVI chairs linked to Marie Antoinette, auctioned for about 100 thousand dollars in London.
A Boston Transcript exchange shows Withers and Spavin debating the value of a horse. One accuses the other of speaking ill to push a sale while questioning the animal’s worth.
A maxim proclaims that a task well done demands personal effort. The piece then ponders whether an operation for appendicitis could or should be performed on oneself, presenting a provocative view on medical self-surgery.
Government dispatches inspectors and a special agent to Pierre to halt land frauds in the public domain. They will scrutinize entries, target Pierre land agents alleged to misrepresent laws, and push residency rules for both married and single entrymen in the Pierre district amid a boom of real estate speculation.
Sioux City Journal reports Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railway preparations to build major connections and extensions in South Dakota this year. Plans include Yankton to Orient, Armour line to connect with Orient, and Platte and Woonsocket lines toward Chamberlain with a Black Hills route survey completed four years ago. Local livestock interests see Sioux City as a key market hub for Black Hills and White River cattle.
Mrs Tor kins laments a performance while debating a morning trip to the theater. Charley defends the outing as enjoyable despite tears, noting his fondness for races and returning home feeling blue, as reported by the Washington Star.
Take a spring tonic to purify the blood and cleanse the liver and kidneys. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea offers tea or tablets for 35 cents from Scallin Bros.
A forest lore recipe advises planting corn when oak leaves are small and using crow bill shaped holes to suit wildlife timing. Hallister’s Rocky Mountain Tea is promoted as a summer tonic priced 35 cents in tea or tablet form by Scallin Bros.
A servant girl recalls being given macaroni to prepare for a table and a mistress asking if she cooked it. The response reveals they used the pasta to fight the gas in her previous home.
A Bavarian shopkeeper lives with three mothers-in-law each with a mother, his own mother, his third wife, and four teenage daughters. The twelve women reportedly live in harmony, while the husband calmly endures the banter as good publicity for his business.
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