Corn boom in South Dakota tied to cattle market needs
The Mitchell Capital notes rising corn production as South Dakota plans for larger cattle supplies for spring markets. It mentions Loucks, a former populist, may receive a state appointment as superintendent of the Plankinton reform school, suggesting rewards for past services.
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South Dakota
Loucks
Plankinton Reform School
Foster Glenn Nuptials Close Sioux City Society Column
T Max Foster and Miss Mary Glenn were married Wednesday at 116 Sioux Street in Sioux City by Rev. Marc W. Darling. The ceremony featured Playful notes from Mattie Foster Barber and a simple service, followed by a wedding supper. The couple planned a brief Omaha trip and will reside at 116 Sioux Street.
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T. Max Foster
Miss Glenn
Sioux City
Society News
Sioux City Journal
Mary Glenn
Marc W. Darling
Glencoe
Ill
Ed Glenn
Sioux Street
Mattie Foster Barber
Mitchell, S. D
Dr. Darling
Omaha
Cough Remedy Promoted for Consumption and Bronchitis
A medical ad asserts coughs signal serious disease and notes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy cures coughs linked to consumption and bronchitis. It claims rapid, proven success, and that the remedy costs nothing if not beneficial, available from all druggists.
Young men join Co D of State Guard in initial exam
On Tuesday, city youths reported to Captain Coursey at the courthouse to take a brief examination and sign the roll for Co D of the State Guard. Names accepted include O W Coursey Paul DeCelle William Older Chas Ruh Clarence Turney Laurence Robinson Clifford Chase John H Porter George Liko Joe Vermilyea Clifton Turneaure William Havens James Foley Solomon Nolt Oscar Williams George Holleran William Born Charles Crouse William Bughoell Will Scriven Claud Maughan Philip Tobin. The group plans early drilling to become a first class company and asserts a strong appetite signals good health. A note recommends Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for stomach disorders and building up the body. Strayed: three bull calves from Hanson county section 34-104-59. 2 red calves, 1 red with white face. S WEBBER
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Co. D
State Guard
Captain Coursey
Court House
O. W. Coursey
Paul DeCelle
William Older
Chas
Davison County Officials Hold Special Session April 27 1901
Davison county commissioners and assessors met in special session to approve bills and set property listing baselines for 1901. Reports from committees proposed bridge locations between Rome Tobin and Union townships with pile bridges, bids to be sought by June 29 1901.
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Board of County Commissioners
Davison County
J. W. Gilfillan
S. J. Moore
C. C. Halphide
C. H. Grimm
Newell Blackman
H B Anderson
C. W. Walrath
Mitchell Printing Company
J.M. Adams
Koch’s Department Store
Koch’s Department Store, Merchandise Court House Per Order of Sheriff . Peco
Scott
Mitchell
E Crane
John Gregory
Rome
Tobin
Vu. C. Halphide
Union Township
Allen & Jewell
W L Wallis
Perry Township
J E Watkins
Badger Township
O O Johnson
Blendon Township
C H Lawrence
Beulah Township
Geo W Law
Mitchell Township
P'S Rud
Prosper Township
Geo E Jenks
Lisbon Township
James G Eari
Wwe Breer
Baker Township
Chae F Grady
Tobin Township
W J Craig
Rome Township
L W Adams
City of
H. B. Anderson
New Officers and Health Board Appointments Stated
Dr Warne assumes duties as New County Superintendent of the Lucas County Board of Health. Board members include H E Hitchcock as president and Dr F W Freyberg as vice president. Also appears a legal notice about a bankruptcy discharge petition filed by Frank Owen in South Dakota and a land lease offer by Germania Land Co.
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Dr. Warne
Board of Health
R. C. Warne
County Board of Health
Wm. Edwards
H. E. Hitchcock
F. W. Freyberg
Warne
Proceedings of County Board and Assessors April 27 1901
Report of the board of county commissioners together with the assessors of the county, held April 27, 1901. H. B. Anderson, County Auditor, issues the formal record of actions taken and official announcements from the session.
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Board of County Commissioners
H. B. Anderson
Hood's Sarsaparilla Reputed to Restore Appetite
An ad promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a remedy for spring loss of appetite. It claims the tonic strengthens the stomach improves digestion and makes eating enjoyable. The message notes thousands use it and praises its effectiveness.
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Hood
Contagious Blood Poison Ad From The Swift Specific Co
An Atlanta Georgia advertisement warns of contagious blood poison and urges readers to seek a home cure with Swift’s Specific. It claims mercury and potash are ineffective and promises a free instructional booklet detailing cures and prevention for all stages of the disease.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
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