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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1909
Page
9
An advertisement for Bloodine Liver Pills from The Bloodine Co Inc Boston Mass claims a daily morning bilious taste can be cured with two or three pills. The copy emphasizes ease of use with no sickness or stomach upset and is mailed for 26 cents.
Freeman Knowles has paid an 8500 fine after a year long legal battle over publishing an alleged obscene article in the Deadwood Lantern. He was convicted in the U S circuit court, appealed to the Supreme Court of Appeals, and was remanded to jail when the lower court’s decision was upheld. Friends offered to pay the fine, and it is believed Knowles allowed them to do so to gain his release.
Emil Victor found guilty late yesterday in Aberdeen for a holdup killing. Defense argued he was a farm hand near the home, with Hazle as assistant to the state's attorney.
The Ethan gathering August 28 29 praised for sermons talks and songs. Dr Hoagland Rev Jeffers and Miss Nelsons helped. Mitchell orchestra provided fine music. Many locals visited Mitchell and nearby towns, with weddings land deals and staff changes noted. next year expected.
A Rochester Times reprint recounts Dr. Wm. E. Barker's London career after Heidelberg graduation. It claims he built a large chronic-case practice and promoted a universal remedy said to cure rheumatism and kidney ailments, with dramatic patient anecdotes and a sale offer from Bloodine Laboratories.
Daily update from Mitchell details visitors and residents. Frank Burke and John McMahon Jr. of Huron spent Sunday with George Evans at the Waryer hotel. Various residents return from trips including Mrs. J F Bradley from Milton Junction Wisconsin and Mrs Edith Baughman from the Pacific coast.
Feeble residents report plans for Mrs Lena Bauer to move the west side of the school house about fifty miles north of Chicago. Mr Weidenbach of Parkston expects to arrive Thursday to supervise the alteration and Bauer will stock a millinery shop by September 15.
The law requires steam threshers to post a $500 bond before operating. This protects the public and some local farmers demand it. A $300 fine applies for noncompliance, and threshers cannot collect threshing bills without the bond. Every operator should secure a bond for protection of all parties.
Northwest of town first grain yields reported. L. M. Boyce threshed 975 bushels oats from 30 acres and Frank Jahnel 560 bushels wheat from 41 acres. Weather at Pierre shows 6.26 inches moisture Jan 1 to Aug. average 11.77. If 35 oats and 15 wheat per acre can be raised, potential yields in a normal season are explored.
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