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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1902

Page

9

Mitchell Campus Renovations and Election Day Appeal

Dr. Graham and assistants repair campus sidewalks before a festive night. D. A. and Grand Forks play ball, the college paper reappears, gymnasium work advances, and Memorial Hall projects resume. Election day urged for Mitchell Republicans. voting rights and city growth tied to moving the capital to Mitchell. Allen’s Foot-Ease ad concludes.

Dr. Graham Earth D. A Grand Forks James Crowthers Ethan Parkston Lauritz Miller Teddy Graham Aukland

The Stockyards Buyer At Work In The Yard

A veteran stockyards buyer earns four to five thousand dollars a year and uses keen eyesight to judge beef quality. He walks the pens from a board fence, asks brief questions, and distinguishes grass from corn fed cattle. He buys on the hoof at the daily market price and completes the transaction quickly.

Leslie's Monthly

Favorite Prescription Improves Health of Distressed Women

An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a cure for womanly ills and a path to regularity, healing inflammation and weakness. It cites a testimonial from Mrs. Jordan Stout in Virginia and promotes Pleasant Pellets as a laxative and cathartic duo.

Ting Sr. Blerce Dr. Pierce

Anecdote of Bach at the Duke of Weimar’s Diner

The Duke invites John Setlach and Bach to a palace dinner. Bach improvises at the harpsichord delaying the soup. The duke interrupts, Bach resumes playing and explains he needed chords to resolve to the tonic like finishing a water dying of thirst.

Bach Weimar John Setlach

Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsed By City Official

A Minnesota city commissioner testifies that in spring 1898 Mrs. Hyatt found relief from back pain and kidney derangement after using Dean's Kidney Pills. The ad promotes the product sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo and urges customers to remember the name Dean's.

Dean John Hyatt S’ergus Falls Minn Foster-Milburn* Co Buffalo N. Y United States Dean’s

Grand Sale of Pure Bred Cattle at Sioux City Yards

The Union Stock Yards Co announces a three day sale at Sioux City Iowa with 70 head of Shorthorns on Thursday November 6 and 108 head of Herefords on Friday and Saturday November 7 and 8 consignments from top herds across the United States Missouri Kansas Nebraska and Iowa. Buyers are urged to attend to support beef cattle improvements.

Union Stock Yards Co Sioux City Iowa Union United States Missouri Kansas Nebraska S. Barclay & Son West Liberty W. P. Nichols BROWN Randolph Bros. & Igo Indianola C. C. Bigler & Sons Hartwick Stanton Breeding Farm Co Madison Scott & March Belton Gudgell & Simpson Independence E. J. Elliott Sutherland Jas. Fenton & Son Remson B.C. Brown Ireton Carl B. Stow Hamburg G. Comstock & Son Albany C. A. Stannard Emporia Northwest

Peculiar mill fund quarrel and historic Bloomington oak

A grimy mill worker contends with fund custodian Reddy over soap towels and washroom supplies. An 1858 Bloomington oak tree is described as centuries old, under which Lincoln and Douglas debated and a platform stood for the senatorial candidates attracting distant voters. A sales pitch for Dr. Pierce remedies and a medical guide promises free distribution with stamps.

Kensington Reddy Philadelphia Times Abraham Lincoln Stephen A. Douglas Bloomington Henshaw

The Elixir of Life Fraud Promised by James William Kidd

A sensational ad-style piece touts an “Elixir of Life” claimed by James William Kidd to cure all diseases. It promises free distribution to prove efficacy, citing miraculous recoveries and appeals to exhausted patients. The text blends testimonials with bold promises of universal health restoration.

Allen Allen S .Olmsted le Roy, N. Y James William Kidd

Stomach Sitters: Wives Rule Husbands in Abysinia

In Abys sinia a valley community grants wives absolute control. Women work while men idle. the house and its contents belong to the wife. A wife may expel her husband for harsh words unless he buys a cow. A wife may abandon the marriage, take one third of possessions, and live with her parents for a year.

Barea Abyssinia Tere

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