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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1903

Page

4

Spring Election Faces School Board Turnover and City Posts

The spring election will elect a new school board board members and officials. Voters will choose six retiring education members, two aldermen from several wards, a city at large member, a treasurer, and license policy. Election day is Tuesday April 21.

Board of Education C. C. Halphide Q.T. Litchfield D. W. Collins Gottlieb Scheurenbrand H. L. Bras Geo. E. Foster A. E. Dean F. H. Winsor A. J. Kings L. A. Stout Jos. Koch D. B. Miller H. M. Clark Unte J. H. Scriven

Peddlers License Law Tightens Rules on Trade

The new peddlers license law, now in effect, targets itinerant sellers by requiring annual licenses and defining peddlers as non permanent traders. It excludes nursery stock and certain agricultural products, and sets fines from 25 to 100 dollars for noncompliance or license evasion.

Chamberlain Cough Remedy Sells Well in Virginia

A. F. Clark, druggist of Glade Springs Virginia, sold twelve bottles between 11 a.m. and closing time on January 25 1901. He notes the medicine has given strong customer satisfaction and many cures, urging use for coughs colds or grip with quick relief. Sold by L O Gale druggist.

A. F. Clark Glade Springs Chamberlain Virginia L. O. Gale

Wrecked Train Passenger Survives Narrow Escape

John Rejerson of Decorah recounts a Rock Island freight wreck near Ossian. The engine and cars split the train, colliding in a deafening crash. He was hurled forward, bruised, unconscious, and treated by a company physician in Decorah before returning home with heart pain and bruises.

John Rejerson Decorah Iowa Ossian Rock Island Road Reierson John Rejerson Canton

Dakota University Notes and Student News Brief

Ralph Shearer offers a five dollar reward for the overshoe maniac and requests wire information to Professor Stout. Miss Hila Williams sprained ankle. Miss Adelaide Anderson injured wrist lifting a coal body. The baseball team elected Captain Tanner and Manager Noyes. funds raised for equipment. A recital by Miss Grace Connor drew praise despite cold weather.

Ralph Shearer Stout Hila Williams Clinton Brown Paul Grace Connor Connor Charlotte’ Fancher Teddys D. A Kappas Phreno Cosmian Mr. Tanner E. W. Noyes Adelaide Anderson Tower Hall Goat Weeks

Foster Cleared in Armour Divorce Case Rumor

Attorneys French and Orvis of Yankton publish a statement exonerating K G Foster of Armour from any co respondent role in the Armour divorce in Goshen Indiana. The Armour papers had linked Foster. the correction relieves friends and clears his name of moral accusation.

Armour French & Orvis Yankton Foster Goshen Ind K. G. Foster S. D Messrs. French Orvis

Kaffirs Dislike Hard Work Ignites South African Debate

A controversial report claims Kaffirs resist hard labor on any terms, reflecting rising intolerance and sparking debate over labor expectations and ethnic attitudes in South Africa.

Local Paper Offers Map Incentive With Subscription

The Capital promotes a one year subscription for 1.50 with a free Davison county map and coupon book. Subscribers receive a 150 1 cent coupons redeemable by listed merchants, yielding rebates to cover the subscription and map costs. The plan aims to reach every county family and secure permanent readership.

Davigan County E. Frank Peterson J. W. Rakestraw Davison Hanson Davison County

Subscription Offer For Dakota Farmer Readers

An offer promises a year’s Dakota Farmer subscription at no extra charge to new subscribers, plus a standard thermometer and barometer. The deal highlights a useful household item included with the farming journal.

Dakota Farmer

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J. H. Ferris Second Streets 1St St 2Nd St 4Th St Main Street 3Rd St Postoffice Omaha Track J. E. Wells Mitchell R. D. Prescott Main St Mitchell 8 J. P. McKillips NEW Meat Market Main Morgan’s Meat Market Star Barber Shop East Secona St. Prone J. N. Cook Mitchell Steam Laundry Fish & Garton John Reierson Dakota University Notes Mr. Foster Finte Ndet Puttalo N. Yi Burdick Burd Geo. W. Atkinson Atkinson Mitchell Printing Company Ss. D. H. D. Butterfield S. D. A. T. McGovern & Sons S. D. Motley & McKeel S. D. Morgan & Son S. D. L. D. Gale
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