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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1915
Page
7
A reader asks about ways to reduce forehead fat and overall excess flesh. The response emphasizes slow fat reduction by dieting and exercise, notes rolling with a wooden pin as a disputed method, and suggests hair and corset remedies to cover or shape the forehead and upper body.
Born to Mr and Mrs Gyrus Sates one mile north of Mitchell on Tuesday October 26 a daughter Mrs Elliot Lyons Miss Ethel Lyons Mrs Snow and Mrs J L Corker invite Congregational Aid society women to meet Thursday at 3 30 in the church parlors All members and friends urged to attend Petitioning for paving West Third Avenue continues with graveling requests and a council submission Dr Earl V Bobb and family visit Sisseton and plan duck hunting Injuries from gasoline explosion burn two men at Mason Kenton farm northeast of Mitchell
The Gophers won two of three games from the Minks in the Animal league last evening. Porter had the high score and Wells the high average as Gophers players posted multiple scores across matches. The abbits and Prairie Dogs meet tonight.
Louis J. Welch of Mitchell, S D, was awarded damages totaling 24,700 against Mike King, president of the Sioux City board of trade, as trustee in bankruptcy for A A Truax. The case arose from a promissory note dated Nov 29 1909 used to secure a loan linked to the Shepardson grain failure. Attorneys for King said the note was accommodation and jointly signed. they plan an appeal to the U S circuit court of appeals.
When seasons change and colds appear the tried and tested remedy should be faithfully used. A testimonial for Dr King s New Discovery is claimed as best cough remedy for the personal and family use.
Matthew Fugle seeks full discharge from debts after admission of bankruptcy on October 31, 1915. A court hearing is set for January 8, 1916 in Sioux Falls, with notice to creditors and publication in Mitchell Capital. Also notices regarding probate of Joanna Sundstrom will and related heirs are published, naming attendees and dates in Davison County.
The Hallo well Concert company at City Hall Auditorium last evening presented music from classic and popular schools. Ten piece orchestra blended well with artists and drew ringing applause under the Mitchell lodge of Elks auspices.
Miss Ethel L. Jones of Baltimore has been awarded a medal and high commendation by the Austrian government for her proficient leadership of the operating room at a Vienna military hospital. She left the United States on May 1 to serve as a Red Cross attache after resigning from the Hospital for the Women of Maryland.
In Macomb Illinois doctors report Miss Gladys Dobson has slept soundly at home for a week after feeling unusually well the day she fell asleep. Her father is a wealthy wholesale grocer with ties to Macomb and Boise Idaho.
An old advertisement claims fever paleness and irritability in children signal worms. It promotes Kickapoo Worm Killer as safe for delicate kids and effective, acting as laxative dewormer and tonic. Priced at 25 cents.
A telegram from Pukwana South Dakota reports the death of John Tradup in Fairbault Minnesota from blood poisoning after a June accident. Tradup, 59, born in Denmark, long-resided in the Pukwana area, survived by his widow and a son. He was injured sharpening a knife on a grindstone and sought medical care days later as infection set in.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a clogged system and references Nuda and YAS Se. Details are unreadable but imply a technical issue with a system malfunction. Specific entities, dates, or outcomes are not discernible from the readable text.
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