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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1903
Page
2
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a school tender and Reed offered something, with late references to Hew imbibe and Yank ence, leaving unclear names and specifics. The readable bits suggest a civic decision process around a school project or procurement, with a contested outcome or timing uncertain.
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Farrar escaped serious harm after a rifle bullet struck him near the temple on a belated Aberdeen freight train near Groton. Conductor and others investigated the cut where six boys, aged 12 to 15, stood on the bank. one older boy, 17 or 18, fired the shot. Five youths were caught and a rifleman fled.
The June bride and June graduate are both celebrated in a portrait of public admiration. The piece notes the pride of parents and teachers as the graduate presents her essay and suggests the future union may bring domestic bliss, while urging readers to envy neither.
Washington notes Brigadier General Jankin, 74, South Dakota adjutant general since 1901, organized two regiments of twelve companies, secured $35,000 from a wary legislature, and rebuilt the state militia from a fragmentary force into a capable brigade amid the Dick militia period.
A Leesville Indiana resident W I Brown, believed to be dying, crediting Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumption with saving his life. He reports instant relief from ustlhima and a complete cure after using the remedy. The ad touts cures for consumption pneumonia bronchitis and grip with prices 50 cents and 1.00 backed by S Ill Scallin druggist. Trial bottles free.
State Superintendent Nash called a Canton meeting on May 15 and 16 to develop a uniform high school course of study for South Dakota. A prior May 14 gathering for county superintendents will align rulings on educational laws across the state.
To the friends and neighbors who so kindly assisted us during the sickness and death of our dear husband and father we wish to express our sincere gratitude. Such sympathy and help will be remembered. Mrs. Jane Spink Ri M Spink Ss L Spink Mrs L B Bobb
An old remedy praised for teething pain. claims to soothe gums, ease wind colic, and stop diarrhoea. Sells for twenty five cents per bottle and is widely distributed through druggists. Also includes a historic advertised letters list from Mitchell post office ending April 29 1903 with instructions to claim ads.
Notice is hereby given that bids will be received at the county auditor's office up to May 20, 1903, for cement sidewalks around the courthouse block and connecting walks, a north exit walk and a north side water closet with plumbing to the city sewer, plus painting exterior woodwork. Bids must be in the auditor's hands by 12 o'clock May 20, 1903. Plans and specifications on file at the county auditor's office, O. D. Stearns, County Auditor.
John Oliver of Philadelphia recounts a severe illness with yellow skin and sunken eyes. He credits three doctors and three weeks of Electric Bitters with a full recovery and warns others not to be robbed of life by neglect. The ad promotes 50 cent bottles at S W Scallin's drug store.
A fragmented inventory lists items such as Pears Soap Razor Strap towel ring lather brush brass rings hooks hair wire bottle glue shoe nails iron heel plates saw files file handles pants buttons curtain work tools and various small hardware and sewing implements. The text appears as an OCR dump of store stock with numeric codes and measurements.
Advert says C W Scare of Mitchell Printing Co seeks to hire 80 acres for breaking at once. Contact details not fully legible but entry indicates a farm labor request and immediate start.
Fragmentary text suggests a weather related event or transit disruption with mentions of a fall and rail lines. Names and specifics are unreadable, leaving uncertainty about location dates or involved organizations.
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