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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1907
Page
2
Bankers in Sioux Falls and Yankton adopt a daily withdrawal cap of 25 and 10 dollars respectively to curb runs on money markets. Mitchell banks reported no need for such action, governor discussed a possible holiday, and local rivals urged patience as tensions cooled.
Westfield Jows resident G. S. Clark credits Dr. King's New Discovery with saving his life from a severe lung illness. He reports an ominous cough ceased after starting treatment and claims a full recovery after two bottles. The remedy is offered by Diehl & Krown druggists with a trial bottle free.
Dr. and Mrs. Z. M. Sbanafelt depart Huron for Detroit with a son. A longtime Baptist missionary in South Dakota, he built a strong church network across the state, organizing seventy five new societies and eighty plus church buildings. Membership grew from about 2,000 to over 8,000 amid farewell honors in Huron.
David Parker of Fayette N Y says Electric Bitters cured his long stomach troubles after Gettysburg and a lost foot. He rates the tonic as priceless and recommends it for aged people female weaknesses lame back and weak kidneys. Guaranteed by Diehl Bro druggists at 50 cents.
In a Saturday football report from Sioux Falls papers, Sioux City is accused of stealing the game from Sioux Walla amid claims of an unfair contest and poor officiating.
Time to act el People's Experiences. Early kidney disorder symptoms include backache irregular urination headaches and dizzy spells. Dropsy signs require treatment with Doan's Kidney Pills. Percy Anderson of Mitchell South Dakota credits Doan's with eliminating his back pain and weakness after heavy lifting. Sold by all dealers 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY agents for the United States. Remember the name Doan's.
The Mitchell high school football team returned from Parker with two wins, 34 to 0 and 10 to 0, showing strength despite resting Sheeks. A decisive home clash with Sioux Falls looms next Saturday, a key collision for state title hopes. Local support urged for the squad.
Letcher Blade of Sanborn county expects representation at the Corn Growers Association meeting in Mitchell in December. Geo H Warner asks county real estate men to contribute 100 to fund a creditable exhibit and urges dealers from other towns to join in if not already.
It will require less advertising to sell property now than at any other season of the year.
Charles R Doland reports a deadly shooting at a Little Missouri camp after Al Gilland, intoxicated, threatened two men and menaced the saloon. Gilland was shot by the bartender in self defense. no arrest was made and the camp fled west. The bartender suffered a minor wound.
J G Jenkins of Chapel Hill N C writes that Bucklen's Arnica Salve quickly relieved a felon and cured it rapidly. The ad proclaims it best for sores burns and wounds and lists 20 cents at Dieh Brown's drug store.
Rudolph Brown County postmaster admitted falsifying mail cancellations to boost salary. He pled guilty in federal court, was fined 25 dollars by Judge Oarland, and removed from office. He must find new employment immediately.
Advert shows drastic purgatives cause appendicitis and promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills as safe gentle cleaners and energizers. Claims guarantee to cure headache biliousness malaria and jaundice at Dieh Brown’s drug store for 25c.
The Crawford family from a rural Viborg farm were rushed by train to Yankton for typhoid fever treatment after a nurse observed poor home conditions. The husband and wife and several children were carried onto the car, with Mrs Crawford needing a cot.
A vivid Outsider view depicts a worn gray horse strapped and harnessed to the limit at a rural fair. The driver battles to fit the rigging while onlookers joke about the absurd load and the improbable race. The narrator quotes David Lansing from Outing Magazine describing the scene.
A story from the Boston era recounts Captain Jesse Duncan Elliott placing a wooden Andrew Jackson figurehead on the Constitution, sparking outrage, a head severing, and Dewey’s confession in Washington. The ship's long history ends with service as a midshipmen training ship at Annapolis before final decommission.
A visitor cites a county paper claiming Jonas Jones a prosperous druggist, which locals dismiss as libel. The native notes the town’s health negates his prosperity and questions the assertion, reflecting a skeptical stance toward the report.
Country Doctor Thet's the worst case of wryneck I ever see Peleg-Drivin' thet new mare of mine and everlastiny lookin' behind t' see if an auto was comin'
A fragmentary report suggests a debt dispute with a determined stance to collect eventually. The text mentions a girl and a boy, with scattered references to Dallas and a toy watch, but details are unclear.
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