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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1901
Page
2
A pasted advertisement touts Dr James W Kidd of Fort Wayne Indiana offering a free Elixir of Life cure for all diseases with no risk to patients. It describes cures for rheumatism neuralgia stomach heart fever kidneys blood skin and many other conditions and promises free trials by mail.
R R Saul aged 64 died at 9 this morning after a prolonged illness of the stomach and liver. Born in Strathway Ontario he moved to Iowa in 1877 and later to Daviton County. He leaves a wife and five children J R Saul Mrs Roselle Dillon Nellie Laura and Robert Saul. Funeral at 2 this afternoon from the house.
An advertisement quotes C and George of Winchester Kentucky praising One Minute Cough Cure for children. The testimonial claims rapid relief from croup and hoarseness after a few doses and a peaceful sleep with no lingering symptoms.
Strayed from See 6-104-60 Plano township Hanson county on November 20 1901 a black two year old colt with wire scratches on leg and a brown one year old colt. Reward five dollars for information leading to their recovery. D A GROVE.
Jury of twelve is seated in the Stevens case after long voir dire. Henneous outlines state’s proof that the defendant deposited funds after bank insolvency was known. Mrs Bray testifies regarding the Bank of Plankinton during its failure.
Witnesses Abel Seth Noble and Mike Gules testify about deposits and bank records. Officials Maris Taylor and public examiner address bank condition. Prosecutors Mesere Hannett Preston push bank as business not a corporation while local spectators observe proceedings in Plankinton.
The Capital offers Inter Ocean along with its own paper for 1.35 dollars annual prepaid. Subscribers receive the eastern paper to sample its merits and may renew back subscriptions for a year in advance. Those taking the combination can enter a $30,000 contest that ends December 14.
The notice states a subscription to The Weekly Inter Ocean for one year includes four free guesses. Readers are asked to provide their name and address to enroll and receive the four guesses at the regular price.
The fragment notes pounds of paper to be used in printing The Sunday Inter Ocean on December 15 1901. It mentions no additional names places or events beyond the publication date.
Dec 15 1901 issue of Inter Ozean appears with brief notice mentioning pounds of paper and a referenced docket or item. The readable text provides few concrete names or actions for full factual carding.
A fragment notes a quantity of paper five tenths of a pound under a item labeled GUSSS. The readable text implies a catalog or accounting entry with minimal context and no clear event or date.
In unclear OCR handwriting a local item references paper weights and quantities. The fragment hints at a measurement or inquiry about large volumes of paper but lacks concrete names or places.
The Fulton Advocate reports rumors of a plan to split the county, granting the south to McCook and the north to Davison. It argues this would benefit Davison and McCook but questions how Hanson farmers would gain while noting costs of running small counties. The piece suggests economies from a larger county and outlines how Davison and Hanson currently bear high per capita expenses.
A discussion favors merging Davison and Hanson counties into a single 24 township entity. An Alexandria resident endorses consolidation as financially beneficial, arguing that one unified county would be stronger and better off than two separate counties. The idea, once considered promising, is reexamined as the current circumstances appear to support union.
A passenger train northbound near Spottswood struck a buggy and horse, killing Tompkinson. Engineer Geo Perry said the accident was unavoidable despite precautions. the crossing offered no warning signal and the occupant did not hear the whistle. The body was sent to Redfield for an inquest.
The ad touts DeWitt’s Little Early Risers as a reliable gentle bowel aid. It claims a purely vegetable composition and a small, easy to take form that assists natural action without forcing.
The notice asks the reader to inspect the shoe stock and compare with other purchases. It highlights Ladies' Glove Fitting Shoes at 3.00 per pair, Men's Boa Calf Kid Lined Shoe at 2.50, and Men s Shoes at 3.50, inviting inspection and purchase for benefit.
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