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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1907
Page
2
A discussion on municipal ownership argues private control fuels corruption and that city law could enable change. Debaters note ownership could fix nine months of municipal corruption. after the session, President Gault hosted a reception for participants and visiting members. The debate pact between two institutions may continue.
A Pennsylvanian family reports five years of eczema ending after using Electric Bitters. Doctors earlier deemed it hopeless due to lung involvement, but after trying the tonic several bottles brought complete eye healing and overall health gains. Sold by Diehl & Brown's Drug Store for 50 cents.
A Sisseton farmer, John Wolph, buys a forty horsepower gasoline engine to plow seed and harvest, with eight plows, drills, and dragging gear attached. He plans to run mowing and binding gear for harvest and fall plowing simultaneously, reducing labor costs as a remedy to a wet season and delayed work.
An old advertisement touts Dr. Kings New Life Pills to keep bowels regular and prevent appendix complaints. Sold by Diehl & Brown Druggists for 25 cents with a guarantee.
The life of S. G. Israel of Baltimore, who celebrated his 80th birthday, is told with emphasis on his vigor and longevity. He has rarely been ill, except for one pneumonia episode cured after a dire prognosis, with beer cited as an aid, though not a panacea.
One hundred dollar reward offered for incurable catarrh by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo, endorsed by Walding Kinnan Marvin, wholesale druggists. Cure takes internally and acts on blood and mucous surfaces. Testimonials available, price 50 cents per bottle. Also Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
An essay argues against reckless risk taking in daily life and in finance. It warns travelers face hazards from transit while urging caution for the small trader with limited capital, noting dangers of speculative bets and overextended investments.
G W Cloyd of Plunk Missouri recalls a four year ago injury when a prison bar pierced his thumb. The doctor urged amputation but he refused and used Bucklen's Amica Salve to heal the wound. Sold by Diehl Brown's Drugists for 25 cents.
Miss Merial Chappell of the D. W. U. visited Alexandria with Miss Esther Durkee and friends last Sabbath. Dr. Warne of Mitchell conferred with Dr. Maytum over Mrs. Henry Bronwen’s condition, now much improved. Elmer George and child from Mitchell visited C. F. George in Alexandria last Sunday. Rev. F. J. Norton of Mitchell attended the high school oratorical contest at the opera house and stayed for revival meetings with local friends. Norton formerly led the M E church here.
A 90 day promotion offers The Capital with either The Weekly Inter Ocean or The Semi-Weekly Sioux City Farmers Tribune at stated prices. Sample copies available on request.
The rally at the church Friday afternoon featured Rev. Mr. Adams and other speakers delivering highly interesting addresses. Jordan of Slourx Falls was elected moderator and Miss VPethe Ram of Madison served as session clerk as routine business was transacted.
The Baptist missionary rally ended after three days of sessions. Rev. Dr. Jorden of Sioux Falls College spoke Sunday morning, T. H. Hagen led the 3:30 afternoon Associational Meeting, and Rev. W. C. Wing closed with a powerful evening message to church members.
Alexander Benton of Fort Edward New York praises Dr King s New Discovery as his best earthly friend claiming it cured asthma and a wife s tuberculosis symptoms. The ad notes prices 50 cents and 1.00 with a trial bottle free. Separate column comments Mr Bryan finally finds a platform and attacks lawyers and reform issues in Chicago references.
For over twenty years J. B. Massey of 3322 T Unton St Minneapolis endured sciatica. A single application of Chamberlain's Pain Balm relieved pain and aided sleep, with less than one bottle proving a permanent cure. If troubled with sciatica or rheumatism try a 25 cent bottle sold by all druggists.
B C W Burkett director of the Kansas experiment stations argues agriculture should be taught in schools as a cultural and practical subject. He asserts proper classification makes agricultural foundations as educational as reading arithmetic and grammar, shaping future educational policy around environmental influences.
The speaker advocates teaching agriculture to all students to connect people with the soil and farm life. He argues farming concepts foster happiness, dignity of environment, and practical skills for success across professions. Emphasizes crops, roots, and animal care as vital parts of dynamic education.
A period advertisement extols Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as superior for bowel complaints. It claims eminent doctors approve it for both children and adults, notes its reliability, palatability when watered and sweetened, and urges every family to have it, with sale through all druggists.
Major Dent a standard bred bay stallion No 38732 in the American Trotting Register. Record 2 14 4 on a half mile track. He has rarely failed to place in four years and is rated capable of 2 10 on mile tracks. Will stand for service at Driving Park Mitchell S D care of J L McCornish Tuesdays and Wednesdays each week. Fee 15.00.
Four steel calves disappeared from G. W. Downs on the Lisbon Union town line. Any person with information or who locates the cattle is asked to phone or write for a reward. Mt. Vernon, South Dakota resident.
Mitchell and its corn palace project renew plans for a May day festival centered on a 50 piece Thomas orchestra performing afternoon and evening concerts on May 20 21. Railroads offer reduced fares to Mitchell for the event and local enthusiasm is high to ensure success.
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