Mitchell News Roundup Brings Local Movements and Events
Mitchell notes a flurry of travel and work moves. M M McDonald visits daughter in Armour then Milwaukee road duties pull him back. Miss Maud Snow joins Mitchell Fruit Co as stenographer after business college. Local drivers, salesmen, and editors shift jobs or return home from trips to Sioux Falls and Yankton. The Sioux Falls Messiah festival impressed the Mitchell contingent. Rev. Powell adjusts church schedule. George Meilenz departs for Yankton. W R Hance arrives to join Mitchell Fruit Co. sales. A large list of residents return from trips, opens new shops, or relocate. Parlor car service may arrive Mitchell Sioux City route. school yards gain trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. McDonald
A. A. Hoon
Armour
Manchester
Milwaukee
Milwaukee Road
W. R. Smith
Scotland
John Dunlevy
P. H. Kelley
Larchwood
Iowa
Omaha
L. E. Day
E. J Quigley
Harvey
Chicago
Lee Baldock
Minneapolis
F. W. Freyberg
A. E. Hitchceck
Yankton
E. G. Smith
Aer
Artie Davis
Mitchell
Grace
Buffalo County
Charles Tl. Powell
Chamberlain
Powell
R. Tinan
Kimball Graphic
J. T. Rush
Tomlin J
Antoine Gamer
Gamer
Geo. Schirmer
Milwaukee Yards
Sioux Falls
Thomas Orchestra
Norton
Elton McKinley
Rapid City
Phillip Lucas
Ohio
Luacas
Sioux City
Aberdeen
School House
Water as Medicine for Dyspepsia From Farm and Fireside
A phosin recommends treating dyspepsia by drinking one to three pints of water an hour before meals and rocking for half an hour. The method aims to agitate the stomach, wash walls, thin mucus, and speed absorption while stimulating digestion and eliminating waste through skin kidneys and bowels.
History of the lemon in royal English feasts
A brief note recounts how a lemon entered English notice through royal pageantry. Henry VIII celebrated Anne Boleyn with coronation and nuptials, then civic feasts in London later showcased the lemon as an elegant novelty. A biographer records the lemon’s cost at six silver pennies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Boleyn
England
Henry VIII
Anne
London
Henry
France
Dogs to Feed Peasants as Munich Builds Slaughterhouse
In South Germany peasants face hunger and have eaten dog flesh for weeks. A government order calls for a dog slaughterhouse in Munich. Before killing, dogs will be inspected by a veterinary surgeon and unsound animals barred from sale. Dog meat will be sold only by horseflesh dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Munich
The Shah Plans To Dismiss Vast Harem
The Shah of Persia will cut his harem from 1,540 wives to sixty. The move aims to allow a bowing acquaintance with many of the remaining wives, a goal described as worthy by supporters and fair-minded men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Walpole
Seventh and
Lawler Streets
W. A. Branch
Pierre
Shah
Persia
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L. O. Gale
A. T. McGovern& Sons
C. E. Vermilyea
Mr. Surbeck
Jasper, Minn
Co. D
Joan Savage
Walter Seaman
M. C. Porter
Kirschbaum
Geo. E. Logan
Waterloo
Mr. Logan
Fifth and
Rowley Streets
I. L. Gilmore
Iowa Telegraph
Sioux Reservation
Geo. Meilenz
Fish
George
Mitchell Steam Laundry
Aberdeen News
Corn Palace
Ann Heelgns
Tuckahoe
N. J
J.S. Senn
Davis-Johnson Co
Hampton & Gamble
James Williamson
Widmann
Ralph Brown
Wm. Williamson
Spencer
C. L. Closson
White Lake
John Cook
Parkston
Benj. Miles
Howard
Abraham Boynton
Wagner
Dan McDermaid
Fisher
J. M. Wood
Vermillion
C. Thomas
Rochester
Minn
J. M. Patton
The
Odd Fellow World
H. C. Tapp
Mitchell Jeweler
Glothes
Wade
May & Suchey
Burkhart's Shoe
R. D. Prescott
Davison County
Main St
Mitchell S. B
A. E. Hitchcock
S. D
1St St
2Nd St
4Th St
Main Street
3Rd St
Postoffice
J. E. Wee Mitchell
R. G. Pottenger
Milo B. Stevens & Co
14Th St
Washington
A. B. Hager
Champeny Block