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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1890
Page
1
The Pioneer Press critiques republican policy while Judge Gifford’s illness draws sympathy. Prophet Hicks forecasts rain and Sioux Falls pursues culture with a packing house and music conservatory. Moves on school lands, prohibition tests, and census politics color South Dakota and Iowa discourse as the 1880s political scene shifts.
The piece contrasts U S labor stability with Old World troubles and cites regional polls on capital location. It notes Sioux Falls residents favoring Huron as capital in a dispatch and the Argus-Leader’s doubt that many have considered the issue. It argues Moody merits fair judgment by his farming state record.
The Dayton area piece notes Harold P. Beckwith earns the Annapolis cadetship following top mental scores and a perfect physical exam. Edward Powers is named alternate. Other finalists include Russell Hand, Tjerk Joustra, Edward Powers, and Harold Beckwith, with remarks on their health assessments and weights. Local coverage praises the group’s overall strong performance and mentions a train service change between Mitchell and Chamberlain.
Woonsocket News notes a calm before a political clash as strong arguments and sharp exchanges approach. The expected showdown pits Vierre against Huron with smaller towns warned to stay clear of the contest.
A Lisbon township farmer reports thirty acres of corn planted after burning off stubble and pulverizing the ground to retain soil moisture. He believes the method will favor moisture retention and awaits the cultivation result.
An advertisement roundup touts Hood’s Sarsaparilla for blood purification and vitality, Bradfield’s Female Regulator for menstrual relief, and Electric Bitters as a general health tonic. Dr. King’s New Discovery for consumption is pitched with free trial bottles and large promises of cures.
The excerpt recalls giving Castoria to a sick child and a crying infant and continues with a child clinging to Castoria through childhood. It reprises the product name in a nostalgic, foggy ad rhyme tone without additional context or events.
Advertisement offers Dr Dye's Cele brated Electro-Voltaic Belt and Appliances claiming quick restoration of vigor. Promises pamphlet free and trial belt on request with address. Notes liver stomach bowels affect through nerves and cites biliousness bad taste torpid liver piles and constipation as cured. Samples free at L O Gale's druggist.
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