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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1909
Page
8
An advertisement extols Kodol as a liquid digestive aid that begins digestion immediately and lets the stomach rest. It claims the product helps absorb nutrients, prevents chronic dyspepsia, and guarantees refund if unsatisfied after full use, urging purchase from druggists with a money back guarantee.
At the Commercial Club banquet in Odd Fellows hall in Mitchell a leading capitalist from a neighboring state pledged $50,000 contingent on raising $200,000 locally for the university. Dr Kerfoot outlined plans for a gymnasium and a science hall with 1000-seat auditorium and an eventual endowment as the project expands. The club endorsed the drive and pledged moral support for a militia company and broader fundraising across the state.
Reports from the closing session of the Pastor's Conference highlight engaging sermons by Dr. H. C. Rowland and Dr. Emory W. Hunt, with praise for constructive messages. John F. Schrader presided as the 20th annual meeting opened, and officers and board members were chosen for the coming year.
Baptist ministers gather for the conference in Mitchell with a large audience. E J Parsons and H S Wold lead officer elections for the state B Y P U. Mayor Hitchcock delivers welcome remarks and urges honesty and community progress as Rev O J Terrell preaches the annual sermon. Dr Emory Hunt planned address postponed due to late train.
Charles G. Woods, a leading clothing merchant, died shortly after 3 pm near the Leader restaurant where he had been taken after falling ill. Doctors King and Warne attended but he succumbed to heart failure within minutes. The body was moved to Broadbent's parlors awaiting Mrs. Woods.
Four million pounds of beans were produced on 4000 acres in Kendrick ridges Idaho this season. Growers will earn three to three and a half cents per pound with a net profit of 27.50 an acre after costs. Threshing has begun and finish product will be market ready in three weeks. One hundred cars will haul the beans, with many destined for the Northwest and some reaching Boston and Atlantic seaboard markets.
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