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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1901
Page
4
Fragmentary text references a jaw issue and a heal process with scab and heat. Mentions a fair trial and remarkable effect but lacks concrete details, names, dates, or locations to establish a full news item.
Fragmentary OCR text notes a halted grant or edit action involving a bar and southern region, with unclear names or places. The readable bits suggest an administrative halt or pause affecting a bar or barring some service. Further readable context is not available.
Tobin and Webster are experienced auctioneers offering sales in Davison County and across the state. Terms are reasonable. Contact Phil Totin at Hillside D or Webster at Farmers Sheds Mitchell for details.
An immense Sunday evening crowd at the Methodist church heard Dr. Youngman deliver an address on President McKinley’s death. The service featured black and white drapery, a prominent portrait, special choir music, and prayers. The speaker cited the nations’ grief and urged unity and protection of governmental leaders.
A speaker condemns the assassination and calls for unity and legal restraint. He contrasts progress with violence, urges practical reform, and emphasizes liberty within the law. Dr. Youngman summarizes McKinley’s history, reaffirming esteem for the late president.
The Congregational church ladies announce the reopening of their rummage sale. It will be ready for business by mid October with plenty of winter clothing and underwear available.
Real estate transfers for the week ending Sept 28 list deeds from Kingsbury to Greene and Davison to Schiund among others with amounts mostly under 1,200. The piece also mentions U S Geological Survey findings on windmill capacity in Kansas and neighboring states, estimating a 12 foot diameter wheel pumping about 1 020 gallons daily at 16 mph wind. The text then shifts to agricultural notes on weed control and potato flowering experiments citing M Michelet.
A collection of anecdotal humor and light sketches culled from various periodicals. Jokes about Uncle George, quips on courtship and money, and playful exchanges aim to amuse with regional flavor and caricature.
A schoolteacher debates spelling of needle with Bobby as he notes Lobby spells it N e i d l e. The teacher objects saying there is no i in Bobby. Bobby retorts that a good needle still requires a proper spelling.
A humorous exchange shows a hardware clerk remarking on a friend's health as the plumber says he has been very sick but is mending slowly. The brief vignette captures light local humor from the Chicago News.
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