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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1896
Page
3
Article discusses legality of remarriage across state lines and full faith and credit for other states' proceedings. Cites New York barred from matrimony, Jersey remarry, and potential Supreme Court stance on enforcement of marital judgments amid reform in western states.
Fragmentary historical note describes a controversial fiscal matter involving the IRS and Senator Pettigrew. It mentions a supposed agreement with a figure named Sersator Pettigrew and references a person named Joe or Gamnie. The garbled text implies discussion of a commission or committee and a shady financial arrangement, but specifics are unclear.
Fragmented text references press ban debates, Republican caution, and state reactions. Mentions Secretary Morton and rural constituencies with notes on sampling and distribution. Little clear context or coherent events due to garbled OCR.
A garbled excerpt discusses political maneuvering in the Democratic ranks. It mentions potential gains and remarks on loyalty and strategy, suggesting tensions within the party without clear events or outcomes.
Fragmentary report notes a fair test of artesian irrigation this season in Daviset County. It mentions previous fall and winter conditions, farming actions, and references to cancer and an immense effort beginning October 23.
Fragment describes how improper nourishment weakens nerves causing debility and nervous headaches. It extols nourishment as the solace and defender of many housewives, suggesting dietary factors as the root cause.
A reader describes a long, painful condition with spells that last minutes and worsened despite seeing top doctors. The account mentions persistent hunger pain and misery from eating, leading to extreme distress and thoughts of death.
A personal testimonial describes severe stomach distress and fatigue easing after taking Hood's Sarsaparilla. The narrator credits the remedy with noticeable improvement after a single dose and asserts a return to better health.
Fragmentary note discusses health ideas claiming diseases arise from constipation and urging laxatives as best treatment. Mentions physicians and comfort in forms of sickness. Content is unclear and lacks coherent facts or events.
Public notice of foreclosure on the mortgage held by Sieux Investment Company against real estate in Davison County South Dakota. It details default, total due amount of 878.27, and that the property will be sold at Mitchell Court House on April 16 1886 to satisfy the debt plus costs under the power of sale.
The Watertown paper voices support for Crane amid the contest, praising his capabilities and leadership. The report expresses belief in Crane's fitness for the role and notes preparation for a renominating decision.
Fragmented notes show farmers debating creameries after price shifts from 217 to 220 to about 35 dollars. References to Minnesota, state convention, and a presidential race mention McKinley and Davis, with delegates instructed accordingly.
The item mentions new spring styles and a Thursday start for business related to fashion and trade. It references Mrs Leelie Eas shredding reeds and imitating best styles, with stock scores and egg settings noted amid clashing, unclear phrases.
In the Fourth Judicial Center of Davis County South Dakota a foreclosure and sale is ordered. Jean Cou, the Davison County sheriff, will publicly auction the estate and mortgage premises in Mitchell on a specified March date at 1 o clock. The property lies in section 35 township 101 range 29 west, to include 140 acres more or less with costs and deed.
The Iowa Land Company Limited mortgagee initiates foreclosure proceedings in Davison County South Dakota for a note of 596.48 dollars secured by a mortgage dated June 4 recorded in Davison County. The property will be sold at public auction at Mitchell South Dakota to satisfy the debt and costs.
Notices warn of sales to satisfy multiple mortgages on lands in Davison County South Dakota and at the Davison County Court House Mitchell. Foreclosures cite power of sale and dates in March and April with sums due and costs.
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