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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1901
Page
12
Populists in South Dakota push initiate and referendum to challenge four late legislature acts. Senator George A. Johnston predicts legal challenges, cites constitutional journal entry requirements, and questions the amendment process. A chronicling note mentions Kodol Dyspepsia Cure unrelated to the political discussion.
City Auditor McCormick said no petition was filed to submit the license question at the spring election. Since prohibition was banned, it had been customary to vote each spring, but no action was taken this year, so licenses will likely be granted until another vote on the proposition.
A Victorian era advertisement promotes Mulls Pioneer Stomach and Dyspepsia Cure with a money back offer. It promises relief for stomach trouble and dyspepsia and notes a dollar draft in each box, with pricing at 25 cents and one dollar, sold by J A Ferris.
The town of Mitchell plans a state guard unit named the New State Guards after the legislature authorized guard creation. D C Burnside and Frank McLain lead the effort. approval from Adjutant General Conklin is in place and muster hoped by June first. Members must pass a strict physical exam and the group aims to be the best in the state.
General Mark Sheafe of Watertown is described as the sole holder of the tradition behind the founding of the new order of Buffaloes. The piece notes his known democratic leanings and suggests those who have been buffaloed will care about the revelation.
The Watertown Public Opinion notes the order's origins among the children of Israel in the desert seeking water, recalling the rock struck by Moses as water flowed. It claims the fraternity flourished in Syria, spread to the Philippines, and was brought to the United States by soldiers to aid suffering brothers.
Mrs. C C Young and family of Badger township extend thanks to friends and neighbors for sympathy and aid during sickness and death of husband and father. They credit Modern Woodmen of America and A O U W for favors. Letter from E Presson of Pressonville Kans lauds Foley s Honey and Tar as best medicine for grippe cold cough. S H Scallin.
An inspector hopped onto an electric car on Twenty-sixth street and told the motorman to check the signs. The car’s hood sign read One Hundred and Thirty fifth street, the roof sign Second Avenue, and the rear hood After Place, causing a brief delay before the conductor and motorman corrected the signs and allowed the car to proceed toward Madison Avenue downtown.
Beard and head hair follow similar growth rules. If a man shaves from age 16 to 70, he will have cut substantial hair. A legend imagines a 35 foot hair heap and 27 foot beard to travel with a circus and display a hair restorer in winter.
A Philadelphia Bulletin cartoonish exchange notes a shift in engagement plans from an artist to a dentist, with playful asides about drawing from real life and artistic credentials. The brief touches on social gossip and aspirational unions within creative circles.
A collection of wry observations about life love and work in a witty Chicago News style. The piece contrasts modern heroism dentistry teaching and scheming with playful metaphors. It note that bachelor soldiers seek war while married men seek peace and ends with a quip on love.
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