Mitchell Beats Brookings In 5 To 0 Football Setback
Brookings defeated Mitchell 5 to 0 in a game that left Mitchell players optimistic about future matches. Fumbles and signal misunderstandings cost them chances near the Brookings goal. Mitchell plans to face Vermillion on Nov 16 and Yankton on Nov 2 to finish the season.
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Brookings
Dakota Wesleyan
Mitchell
Rookings
Huron College
Huron
Wesleyans
Peasalay
Mitch
Vermillion
Yankton College
Mitchell Grounds
Yankton
Bolt
Dean's Kidney Pills Prove Quick Relief for Mitchell Back Pain
Mitchell South Dakota residents share success with Dean's Kidney Pills. David H Brown, a former railroad worker, describes years of back pain and kidney issues improved after using the remedy bought at Brown's Drug Store. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY lists Dean's Kidney Pills as sole US agents.
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Mitchell
Dean
David H. Brown
S. D
Brown
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Dean’s
Buried at Parkston Mrs Esther Ann Reeves Richard Rites
Funeral services for Mrs Esther Ann Reeves Richard were held at the First Avenue West residence with Rev. H S Wilkinson and Rev. T H Youngmiun officiating. Born January 22, 1853 in Jones county Iowa she taught in Iowa before marrying Luke Richard in 1876 and moving to Dakota in 1881. She died November 10 1907 in Mitchell leaving a husband and four children two living. Burial followed at Dakota cemetery with pallbearers named.
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Luke Richard
First Avenue West
H. S. Wilkinson
T. H. Youngmiun
Mr. Wilkinson
Esther Ann Reeves
Jones County
Iowa
Sue
New York State
Dakota
Hutchinson County
Mitchell
Richard
Methodist Episcopal Church
Parkston
Wilkinson
Wm.Duncan
Mr. Warne
W. H. Bacon
H. Noble
Samuel Vickers
Frank L. Moyer
Dakota Cemetery
Wild Winter Signs Hint at Mild Season Ahead
A Washington Post column praises weather prophets for predicting a mild winter, noting multiple signs and a long tradition of forecasting. The piece argues collective signs offer strong proof, while acknowledging uncertainty in predicting nature.
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Washington Post
Adam
University Notes Open Door Evening and Football Schedule
Thalians initiate eleven new members and host social time. Choral Club trains weekly for May festival under Prof. Hobson. M. D. Smith from Alpena enrolls as a new student. Football: two wins Redfield and Huron. losses to Yankton and Brookings. Vermillion game on the 18th and Yankton on the 26th at home. Band practices continue. new suits arrive before Vermillion game. Sophomore girls hosted a social on Nov. 5 for about twenty three members. event ran six to nine with a festive mood.
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Thalians
University
Hobson
M. D. Smith
Alpena
Bas
Redfield
Huron
Yankton
Brookings
Vermillion
Cold Spell Deepens As Thermometer Sinks
Government readings show a steady drop in temperatures with Tuesday morning registering 6 degrees above zero the coldest point so far this season. The trend suggests more unusually chilly days ahead for residents and outdoor workers.
Candidate Burke Declares 1907 Campaign Plan in Pierre
The letter from Cons. H. Burke dated November 11 1907 outlines Burke’s Republican bid for Congress with a June primary. He supports Roosevelt renomination if possible and Taft otherwise, and endorses A B Kittredge for U S Senator citing experience and character.
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Congress
Roosevelt
Taft
Roosevilt
United States
A. B. Kittredge
Senate
Cons
H. Burke
Pierre
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted as Constitutional Remedy
A historic advert claims catarrh is a constitutional disease and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure by E. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio. It promises internal dosing from 10 drops to a teaspoonful and a $100 cure guarantee with testimonials and circulars.
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Hall
E. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Son of Dairy Commissioner Denies Disappearance Rumors
L. A. Wheaton, son of Prof. A. H. Wheaton South Dakota dairy and food commissioner, is in Sioux City and denies sensational reports that he vanished and deserted his wife and children. He says he will stay in Sioux City and his family will join him there this evening.
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Wheaton
Howard
Brookings
Sioux City Journal
L. A. Wheaton
A. H. Wheaton
Dairy and Food Commissioner
South Dakota
Sioux City
Mail Order Challenge at Hardware Store
A Watertown man entered Towslee and Towslee hardware to buy an ax priced at $1.15. He argued he could obtain the same ax from a mail order house for 90 cents. The clerk offered to match the mail order price if the customer would also purchase by mail order.
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Watertown News
Towslee & Towslee
Prices Coming Down Hint In Early 1905 Market Shift
Philadelphia Inquirer notes rising living costs through 1905 with food and farm products increasing. Signs of potential price relief appear as a western packing company cuts meat prices and New York eggs drop a cent a dozen amid talk of a broader slowdown and large egg stocks.
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Phildelphia Inquirer
New York
Chicago
First Prize Hope For Mitchell Corn Show
Mitchell residents gear up for a January corn show inviting all state producers to compete. The Missouri valley region of the central state is poised to win top honors, with Hughes Sully and Stanley counties producing standout corn. Local growers urged to enter their best ears, aiming to carry the state prize from southern counties.
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Pierre Dakotan
Mitchell
Missouri Valley
Hughes
Sully
Stanley
Property Value Surges for Buyers and Sellers Alike
A note on real estate markets suggests that a parcel can fetch much more for a buyer than for its owner, driven by demand and investor interest. The text implies a debate over fair pricing and market dynamics affecting owners seeking to maximize value.
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