Unclear fragmentary note on bonds and taxes
Fragmented OCR text references bonds, taxes, and funds with garbled phrases. Key facts and entities are unreadable, making precise summary difficult.
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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1903
Page
9
Fragmented OCR text references bonds, taxes, and funds with garbled phrases. Key facts and entities are unreadable, making precise summary difficult.
The article reviews the Panama Canal project from its 1880 start under DeLesseps, noting investor totals, sunk costs, and the Walker commission’s excavation estimates. It projects final costs near 174 to 184 million plus 144 million for remaining work, totaling over 450 million with ongoing administration expenses, and discusses canal depth plans from 29.5 to 36 feet. It also reports on local Mitchell newspaper changes, allied publishing shifts, and a brief Cuban bill debate in the Senate House.
Carrie Nation performs a temperance stage offering praised for dramatic delivery and sells hatchet souvenirs recalling her former prominence. The production draws strong audience interest and solid sales.
A young woman, unsure after a marriage proposal, forms a committee to interview four married women. Tests reveal hardships and secrets: a wife with three children supported by $2 from her husband, a man who borrowed $10, a schoolteacher left for a wealthier mate, and a divorced woman. The investigator plans to marry next month.
A heavy snowfall brings sleighing for Thanksgiving as six inches fell by noon and several more inches covered the ground before dawn. The third winter storm of the season continues with little letup, offering exercise for residents clearing long sidewalks.
The Canton News urges radical changes to assessment and taxation laws. It cites unequal taxation between town and farm property, corporate evasion, and calls for every property to be taxed at actual cash value to ensure fair burdens. The Rev S R Hicks Almanac for 1904 is advertised, with Word and Works offering combined access for one dollar.
A bride praises her partner as a model cook saying she bears the blame for failures while the husband enjoys the successes of new recipes. The exchange highlights domestic humor and shared kitchen roles in a lighthearted vignette.
An 1890s patent medicine ad touts Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a cure for sleeplessness and female diseases. It claims to revitalize nerves, improve appetite, and restore sleep. A testimonial by Albert H. Fulte praises a wife's recovery after lengthy uterine illness. The ad recommends Pleasant Pellets as a laxative aid.
Fragment from a Hawesville Kentucky notice mentions Eclectrice Oil curing a sore throat in twenty four hours. The text includes stray dialogues about a horse trouble, a deacon comment, and a Chicago Post reference, bearing chaotic OCR style and multiple imperfect phrases.
A concise ad style note claims ten thousand demons gnawing at the skin are surpassed by the torture of itching piles, then asserts Doan's Ointment as a reliable cure with a confident promise of no failure.
A Washington Star remark quotes Senator Sorghum affirming loyalty to the people while noting his occasional perquisites are not larger than those of his domestic staff. The column then promotes Dr Wood's Norway Pine Syrup claiming it cures coughs and colds to prevent consumption.
A Chicago Record-Werald snippet describes a woman doubting love for a year and a half while another girl’s acting attracted a man. The prose shifts to a marketing line praising Burdock Blood Witters as building vigor, sold at any drug store.
An old Philadelphia Press snippet mocks a stage scene with quips about mad actors and theatergoers. It shifts to a product plug for Cole's Carbolisalve claiming quick pain relief for burns and scalds with a scarless heal, advising to keep a box on hand and noting 25 and 40 cents prices.
A collage of humorous and cautionary vignettes from a Philadelphia Ledger page. Dialogue about a child named Tommy labeled a glutton contrasts with a cough cure advertisement for Cole’s Cough Cure priced at 25 and 50 cents. A late night burglary moment and a pun about avarice conclude the clipped item.
Davison county school officers hear the superintendent urge lawful salaries for board and chairman. Attorney general opinion limits compensation to board meetings and December to April. judge of election pay is not allowed. Also notes on Rhodes scholars, Filipino teaching prospects, Ethan teachers, tardiness battles, and a horse-turned-carriage upgrade at Dakota University.
A union of churches conducts a district based census in Sioux Falls and Yankton to count residents belonging to a church denomination and those attending Sunday school or Sunday services. The aim is to gauge religious growth and target areas needing outreach to bring outsiders into the fold, with plans for expansion to other cities.
A collection of humorous clippings recounts a farmer audience speech by a high official who omits farm praise and policy details, an account of lord chamberlain etiquette prep with rulers and royals, and a quip about landscape realism in real estate. The pieces mix satire on political messaging and ceremonial protocol with light literary lines.
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