Decoration Day Observance and Memorial Parade Details
Mitchell plans Memorial Day ceremonies with a Dakota Wesleyan band leading the parade. In order: G A R, Woman's Relief Corps, West and South side schools, East side schools with Catholic teachers, Board of Education, city fire department, mayor and council, and others on First Avenue to Main. The line forms 9:30 a.m. and moves at 10 a.m. to the corn palace, with a 2:30 p.m. address by Col S E Yong and J B Wolzemuth.
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Mitchell
Dakota Wesleyan
Main Street
First Street
Grand Army of the Republic
Woman’s Relief Corps
Grand Army
First Avenue
Main
First Avenue East
Board of Education
City Fire Department
Widmann Hotel
First Reenue
Tire
Apby
Grand Aray
Relief Corps
Corn Palace
W. R
Col. S. E. Yong
South Dakota Training School
Plankinton
J. B. Wolzemuth
Marshall
College societies improve bills to boost campus spirit
The four college literary societies are making notable improvements to their rooms this term. The work, begun to enhance the college spirit for which D. W. U. is known, will render both society halls very fine. Last night a clash occurred between the Satisfac tion and Enterprize clubs.
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College Society
Kidney and Liver Pills Promoted by Doctor Chase
In his study of kidney disease Dr. A W Chase linked 90 percent of cases to liver and bowel disorders. His work led to the discovery of his celebrated kidney and Liver Pills, a medicine with a combined action on liver and bowels.
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A. W. Chase
Dr A W Chase Kidney and Liver Pills Advertised Cure
Mrs Mary Jones of Mt Vernon Indiana testifies to kidney trouble and back pain improvement after using Dr A W Chase's Kidney and Liver Pills. The pills are sold by Scalian Bros with promise of lasting relief.
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Mary Jones
East 2Nd St
Mt. Vernon
Ind
A. W. Chase
T. B. Roberts
Marshell St
Syracuse
Nv Y
A. W. Chase Medicine Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Scallin Bros
Receipt for Rheumatism Promises Quick Relief
A newspaper notice promotes a home remedy blending Fluid Extract Dandelion Compound Karyon and Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla with water. It claims the mix clears kidneys and relieves rheumatism, urging readers to make it or have pharmacists prepare it.
Sioux Falls to Host Big Demonstration for Senator Kittredge
Thousands from Mitchell and South Dakota to attend a Saturday rally in Sioux Falls for Senator Kittredge. Charles Burke and Colonel Lee Stover will speak, followed by a large nighttime parade with five bands. A Mitchell special train and Dakota Wesleyan band will join the event.
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Barber
Hobson
Mitchell
Yankton
Sioux Falls
Kittredge
Queen City
South Dakota
Charles IT. Burke
Lee Stover
Omaha
Dakota Wesleyan
Injured on Railroad Near Plankinton Amputates Leg
A Milwaukee freight train severely injured William Scheurenbrand at Plankinton while returning from Chamberlain. His right leg was crushed beneath the wheels and had to be amputated below the knee. His left ankle was dislocated and he sustained facial injuries. William remains in serious condition as doctors monitor his recovery.
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Plankinton
William Scheurenbrand
Milwaukee
Gottlieb Scheurenbrand
Chamberlain
William
Mitchell
Scheurenbrand
California
Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra Led by Emil Oberhoffer
Emil Oberhoffer, conductor of the Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra, built a premier ensemble by hiring top players from Europe and America. The group, formed six years ago, has risen to national prominence with a policy of assembling capable musicians for a strong collective sound. Oberhoffer, born near Munich, has made Minneapolis a key Western musical center through artistic leadership and playful public engagement.
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Chicago
Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra
Minneapolis
Emil Qoberhoffer
Oberholfer
Oberhoffer
Europe
America
Emil Oberhoffer
Munich
Bavaria
Apollo Club
Philharmonic Club
New Symphony Orchestra
Solli ster's Rocky Mountain Tea Promotion
Its wonderful power goes to the seat of your trouble vitalizes strengthens every part of your body. There's nothing just as good Solli ster's Rocky Mountain Tea never fails 35 cents Tea or Tablets Scallin Bros
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Sollister
Scallin Bros
Primary Election Notice for Davison County 1908
Notice states a primary election will be held June 9 1908 at all Davison county precincts from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Voters choose party candidates for state congress judicial legislative and county offices, elect committeemen and delegates, and nominate US senator candidates for the next legislature. Dated May 6 1908 H B Anderson County Auditor.
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Davison County
S. L
United States
H. B. Anderson
Stockholders Meet for Mitchell Trust Company June 4 1908
Notice is hereby given that the annual meeting of the stockholders of the Mitchell Trust Company will be held at the company's office in Mitchell South Dakota on June 4 1908 at 430 p m.
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The
Mitchell Trust Company
Mitchell, S. D
Davison County Sheriff Candidate Announces Candidacy
S. J. Shane declares his run for the Republican nomination for sheriff of Davison County subject to voters at the June 9 primary. He cites 23 years in the county and Civil War service as parts of his background and asks for Republican support.
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Davison County
Union Township
Tobin Township
Mt. Vernon
J. Shane
Excursion to Sioux Falls by Special Trains
Special trains run from Watertown Huron Aberdeen Pierre and Mitchell for a Sioux Falls outing. The Mitchell train departs Saturday at 10:00 am with the D U Band aboard. Round trip fare is 2 dollars 90 cents. Afternoon speeches by Burke Stover and others. A grand light procession at 8 pm followed by Senator Kittredge speech. Train returns from Sioux Falls 10:30 pm.
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Watertown
Huron
Aberdeen
Pierre
Mitchell
D U. Band
Burke
Colonel Stover
Grand Force
A. B. Kittredge
Sioux Falls
Everbyody
A Lucky Horseshoe Accident at Sydney Hatters
An Australian woman tossed a horseshoe over her shoulder in Sydney. It sailed through a hatter's window, striking a customer trying on a hat. The struck man believed a shopman staged the act in anger and punched him, sending him through the plate glass. A brief melee followed as confusion spread about the cause.
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Sydney
Put Up or Shut Up Letter Demands 9 Dollar Bill
A satirical note from the Spring Hill area mocks reader complaints about tone and press subscriptions. The letter asks for a nine dollar bill as payment for a one-year subscription, presented as a tongue in cheek demand.
Alexandria Beats Mitchell In Rainy Afternoon Baseball
Alexandria defeated Mitchell 9 to 1 as Hoy pitched most of the game with Schultz’s catching support lacking and umpire Fred Smith replaced by Will Scallin. Scoring spanned two innings. Mitchell led early then Alexandria surged with strong hitting and errors by Mitchell in the field. The day favored bad wind and rough conditions, with talk of securing a strong catcher for the summer squad.
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Alexandria
Schultz
Hoy
Athletic Park
Fred Smith
Will Scallin
Husengen
Lennox
Mitchell
Witting
Nolt
Gilmore
Si¢Luin
Vie
Flynn
Ilusengen
McLain
A. J. Kelsey Challenges George St. Miner for County Treasurer
A. J. Kelsey, Republican candidate for county treasurer in Davison County, issues a public challenge to incumbent George St. Miner. He calls for joint meetings at Vernon, Ethan, Mitchell, and WoOmis to debate and expose alleged false insinuations from Miner. Proposes dates through June 6 and seeks to meet voters and answer questions.
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Davison County
Vernon
Ethan
Mitchell
Woomis
George St. Miner
AP. Vernon
B. P. Nicholson
A. J. Kelsey
The Stage Hero and the Real Life Hero Compared
A verse contrasts stage romance heroes who dive into flames or lakes with real life heroes who stay home. It depicts the stage hero as flashy yet the true hero as a father bearing nightly duties and hard work, ending with a witty exchange about a pie.
Not by Machine in President Messages
A debate on presidential messages highlights imperfect English and deliberate errors as self defense. Critics argue such mistakes may shield evidence that private secretaries authored the documents.
Engravings on Bank Notes Spark Quick Exchange
A brief humorous exchange reveals a fondness for art as one person confirms art interest and mentions engravings on bank notes as the chosen form. The quip plays on the idea of engravings being art on currency.
Twins Run In Family Quips From Sparse Exchange
A brief dialogue hints at the idea that twins are in the family. One speaker admits they hadn’t noticed before, while another recalls observing twins who were not yet running but learning to crawl.
Source of Inspiration jestboy reflects on stories
Jestboy delivers few fresh stories and relies on old tales. The speaker attributes the sparse wit to awaiting new patent medicine almanacs for the year, noting diminished performance.
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Jestboy
Not to Husbands. A Woman's No Means Yes
Dialogue excerpt presents a wife challenging marital assumptions with a sharp exchange about consent and fidelity. The speaker reveals she is married, exposing tension between desire, autonomy, and social norms. The scene hints at gendered expectations in relationships and power dynamics.
Distracted Congressman Rallies Near Election
A political figure previously idle hastens activity as the election approaches. Critics note the sudden burst of work amid mounting scrutiny and deadlines. The congressman faces renewed public attention and potential impacts on policy momentum.
Wit and Wisdom From Everyday Life
A collection of witty aphorisms on marriage value, appearances, pride, and daily behavior. Ranging from the folly of bragging about beauty to the quirks of household finances and social pretenses, these quips reflect common social wisdom and humorous contrasts.
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University Notes
Dr. A. W. Chase Medicine Co
Will
Hollister’s
Rocky Mountain Scallin Bros
Terest
the Symphony Orchestra
Traveling Men’s Kittredge Club
A.W. Ginase
Alexan
Dria
Father Strong
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