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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1909
Page
16
The ad emphasizes eating a sufficient amount of wholesome food to maintain strength and urges thorough digestion. It promotes Kodol as the product that helps digest food when the stomach is weak, offering rest to the stomach while enabling nutrition.
An advertisement promises refunds of the full dollar bottle of Kodol if a buyer reports no benefits after using the entire bottle. It notes the large bottle contains twice as much as the fifty cent size and names E. C. DeWitt & Co. Chicago as the maker with Wor Sale by Dich & Brown.
Republicans in Mitchell South Dakota on October 1 1909 unite to reaffirm 1906 and 1908 platforms and pledge to support candidates on merit under primary law. They reject Cannonism while backing Northwestern senators and income tax amendment and advocate home rule in postmaster selections.
In Mitchell on Wednesday September 29 Ruth daughter of Mr and Mrs Hugh Sheeks married Loyd Hardie of Mellette. Prof C Gilliland of Dakota Wesleyan University officiated. A large reception followed with family and friends in attendance and many gifts presented.
About a hundred Republicans met in city hall at 2 pm Friday to resume a session stalled two weeks earlier in Huron. Progressive members dominated. Webb and Hutchinson urged broader reform. The group sought unity on merit and party principles, with debate over Cannon Aldrich and tariff revision.
Dave Braught of Lemmon, a Perkins county resident, celebrates the county’s prize in the county agricultural exhibit at the corn palace. J A Stoner of Lemmon organized the display, marking Perkins county’s emergence after its winter formation from Butte and Harding counties.
State statistician defends school census as a reliable proxy between federal censuses. He cites 1900 and 1905 figures for South Dakota and Aberdeen, noting close alignment with actual totals and highlighting Mitchell as a notable exception due to childless households.
Record receipts at the Corn Palace for Wednesday concerts surpassed all previous totals, a mix of afternoon and evening shows drawing crowds nearly filling the lower floor and gallery. Treasurer Morrow reported $2,560 taken at the door, beating last year’s record by several hundred dollars, with Thursday’s receipts close to that level. The crowd stayed large as Sere band played and Miss Lee sang, Pflegler on saxophone receiving praise.
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