Auctioneers cry sales in Davison county and state
Auctioneers advertise sales across Davison county and other parts of the state. Terms are reasonable. Contact Phil Tobin at Hillside 8S. D. or Webster, ar Farmers Sheds, Mitchell.
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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1901
Page
13
Auctioneers advertise sales across Davison county and other parts of the state. Terms are reasonable. Contact Phil Tobin at Hillside 8S. D. or Webster, ar Farmers Sheds, Mitchell.
Sioux Falls postmaster defends Omaha road mail facilities, arguing that any change could improve Mitchell service by adding mail clerks on day runs. He notes current schedules burden towns between Sioux Falls and Mitchell and Salem, and insists night trains should not be curtailed.
An advertisement touts Cascarets Candy Cathartic as the cure for chronic constipation with genuine CCC tablets. It cites a testimonial from Chas. R. Wessnar of Evanston Illinois and claims druggists should stock only Foley s Honey and Tar for cold relief. It also promotes Ely s Cream Balm for nasal catarrh with instant relief and a final cure.
An old advertisement touts Dr Woon's Norway Pine Syrup as a universal remedy for coughs colds and pulmonary diseases claiming health benefits for many ailments.
A large crowd from the University, town, and students gathered at the Methodist church for a Ladies Aid Society hosted reception to extend acquaintances among three factions. Music and recitations enclosed the informal program led by Mrs Geo R Douthit with vocal solos by Hazel Lathrop Fred Kratz Myrtle Lee Elsner and Florence Winsor.
Attendees gathered in a church rear hall for a social event with a welcome by society members. Refreshments were served in a well-decorated parlor as the Aid Society receives praise for its public projects and community welcome.
A man was attacked near Cherokee Corner in Tow a by his child assailant, suffering severe pain. Electric Bitters brought a dramatic recovery, described as feeling like a new man, with claims of curing backache kidney trouble and purifying blood. Also mentions Scald head eczema treatment and a Dosage ointment sold at drug stores.
A collage of jokes and quips from early 20th century papers. Bits reference a civil service examiner, a Budapest disease pun, a court scene, and etymology of mile from mille. The pieces showcase light humor on society, age, and language.
An old time advertisement touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a long trusted remedy for teething in children. It promises calming effects, pain relief, relief from wind colic and diarrhoea, and notes a pleasant taste. Sold by druggists worldwide at twenty five cents a bottle.
J Q Adams of Plandreau urges Argus Leader support for a regional baseball framework. He proposes club protection, a $2 deposit per club, and a commitment to play through the season to help keep teams like Plandreau and Sioux Falls competitive. Adams notes towns nearby faced disbandments and suggests six to eight clubs would stabilize play.
A brief health tip mentions pimples sores and blackheads as danger signals and promotes Kooy Mountain Tea with a claim of relief. The fragment references a price 350 and external terms Seallin in a casual advisory tone.
A testimonial claims Burdock Blood Bitters ease stomach and bowel issues naturally and rapidly, suggesting the product prevents constipation and supports regularity. The emphasis is on swift relief and gentle daily use.
The annual meeting of the Mutual fire associations of South Dakota was held in this city with representatives from South Dakota Mutual, Merchants Mutual, Equitable, State Mutual, and Commercial Mutual. Officers elected include President C A Howard, Vice President H P Packard, Secretary Jos Freudenfeld, and Treasurer James Lewis. An adjournment followed and members returned home.
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