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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1905
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR shows publication details for Mitchell Capital dated November 10, 1968 with editor C W Downey. Mentions subscription prices for various durations and rights for a copy, likely a printer’s ad or local notice.
Mitchell High School lost to Huron with a 16 to 6 score as Huron's heavy line and stonewall defense overwhelmed the Mitch ell eleven. Standout plays came from Nelson and Salisbury for the visitors, with Miller Scott Dickson and George Johnston noted for the locals' effort.
A medical claim says women’s suffering from nervous headaches ends when a systemic health program is established. The article describes remedies and lifestyle changes as the cure, with emphasis on improving overall bodily function.
An advertisement touts Dr A W Chase's Melve Pills as a remedy for severe headaches with neck and eye pain and nervous symptoms. It asserts the medicine relieves weakness and trembles, restoring strength and daily functioning, with endorsements from Dr A W Chase M D and availability through Scalin Bros and Mitchell SD.
A family expresses gratitude in a card of thanks for Horace Shepherd and family members Lulu M. Shepherd and others, acknowledging support during illness and sorrow.
To the many kind friends and neighbors who aided during the last illness and death of our loved man and father we express sincere thanks. We also thank those who contributed flowers and those who offered kind treatment. Mrs HOW Kress Mrs H Lic Bates Mr John Kriss.
A brief notice expresses sympathy and recalls L Shepherd’s prior role at the station. The message acknowledges loss and offers condolences to colleagues and friends connected to the workplace.
The Young News Christian Association of Dakota Wesleyan University extends heartfelt sympathy to the bereaved family. The resolution prays for solace through the peace that surpasses all understanding and urges faithful trust in Him who bore agony in Gethsemane. Minutes will record and copies printed in Mitchell Daily Republican and Phreno-Cosmian.
The interior department plans to plant Sequoia gigantea seedlings in U S parks following shipment by Captain O Shea from Sequoia National Park to Yellowstone. A Virginia man presented a carved Civil War cane to President Roosevelt. Treasury officials recount periodic counterfeit hoards, noting Brockway and Hancock 2s notes among notable fakes and the melting of silver ingots from seized coins.
The cloak shop touts a busy department with serviceable coats 42 inches long for 5 dollars and better ones at 7.50. It offers a 45 inch Kersey coat for 10 dollars and stylish coats in fine Kersey from 12 to 15 dollars. New 50 inch garments in mixtures arrive as the latest items.
Don’t fail to look through our cloak stock before you buy. We offer the best money value and the greatest variety to choose from.
A large sale of blankets and comfortables shows a vast stock and best values in the city. The retailer claims the biggest assortment and strongest prices amid recent weeks of promotions.
A report notes several noteworthy counterfeit coins still circulate through Danks and general trade. Few genuine Geld counterfeits remain in accumulation yet resemble real coins closely enough to fool officials. Counterfeit foreign notes are also present, as authorities deem falsifying foreign obligations as grave as forging domestic currency. Qarl Schofield.
A historic note explains Urba in Dubois, famed Provencal chef to royalty, will be honored with a statue for patriotism. He resigned from the Prussian king’s kitchen during war and sacrificed a large salary, an act celebrated as national service and memory.
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