City Council Adopts Budget and Approves Street Works
Monday council session led by Mayor Silsby approves a 270 bill for street work near the Milwaukee bridge and adopts an annual appropriation totaling 24 425 for various funds. Reports from city officers show August receipts 29.02 and year receipts 808 859.08 with a year end balance around 12 128.57.
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Silsby
Newbury
Curtis, King
Hannett
Wells
Kibbee
McKinley
Withee
Council
Cemetery Committee
Sixth
Seventh Avenues
Lawler Street
Sousa Band to Perform at Mitch Ell Corn Palace Week of Sept 26
Eminent critic notes Sousa Band’s appeal through its lively, irrepressible performances and courteous conductor. The ensemble’s 25th semi annual season on its seventh trans continental tour showcases pure tone, precise attack, and virtuosity.
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Mitchell Corn Palace
Sousa
Industrious bachelor seeks educated American wife
35 year old temperate bachelor desires acquaintance with a educated American lady aged 25 to 38. He is a good provider with a kind disposition and wears a good appearance and seeks matrimony and a good home. Address J Ww L care Mitchell Republican Mitchell South Dakota.
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Ww. L
Mitchell Republican
Mitchell, South Dakota
Shrewd Pettifogging Noted in Atreus Leader Supplement
The Fulton Advocate reviews an illustrated supplement in the Atreus Leader. It credits E. W. Caldwell for the sharp yet humorous argument about a large will image for Pierre Fleurine Mill operated by Natural Gas Power. The mill, built six years ago, has been idle nearly five due to fuel and shipping constraints.
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Fulton
Phrere
Atreus
E. W. Caldwell
Pierre Fleurine
Capitol Site Debate Flare as Mitchell Offers Land
A Pierre Mitchell proposal to place the state capital on donated land elicits counterclaims from Pierre supporters who tout a valuable site and a Siemens-like promise of a free fireproof state house. The issue centers on a deed conditioned on erecting a capitol, with land reverting to the railroad if misused, while theatrics and rail fare promos sweep Sept 26 to Oct 1.
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Mitchell
Northwestern
Sioux Paris
Pierre
Capitol
Chicago and Nothwestern Railway Company
This Will Interest Mothers: Grays Sweet Powders Ad
Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for children cure feverishness bad stomach summer bowel troubles teething disorders cleanse and regulate bowels destroy worms. Over 80 000 testimonials. At all droppists 25c Sample FREE Allen 3 Olmstead LeRoy N Y.
Mitchell Corn Palace to Open for Sixth Annual Exhibition
The sixth annual corn belt exposition will open Sept 26 for six days. Mitchell’s Corn Palace has been enlarged and redecorated with corn and grain. Lady artists craft art from straw and grass. Sousa and a 60-piece soloist band will perform two concerts daily. The city expects the best band in the world and major audiences. counties compete for space and aim to showcase South Dakota’s premier exhibit. Free street attractions promise exceptional displays and entertainment.
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Baldwin
Lionel Legare
Aspiral Tower
Sousa
Mitchell Corn Palaces
Hest
Mitchol Yy
New York
Ritat
Hye
Lever
Horoo
South Dakota
Progress in Breeding Fruits at South Dakota Station
Two horticultural bulletins by Prof N E B Wansen from the South Dakota Experiment Station No 87 cover The Western Sand Cherry and Breeding Hardy fruits. They describe crossing native sand cherry with peach apricot and Japanese plum to create new varieties with table quality fruit seven to eight inches in diameter and note sand cherry usefulness for propagating stone fruits. Copies available from Director James W Wilson at Brookings South Dakota.
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N. EB. Wansen
South Dakota
Northwest
Burbank
California
James W. Wilson
Experiment Station
Brookings
Allen's Foot Ease powder advertised for foot relief
An old promotional notice touts Allen's Foot Ease powder for sore feet. It promises relief from bunions, corns, nail issues, swelling, and sweating, and claims to cure coins and narrow nails. Sample free with address given in LeRoy New York.
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Allen S. Olinstean
LeRoy, N. Y
Women decorate the corn palace as work races ahead
A large crew of young women ties wheat heads and sorts grain for decorative use at the corn palace site. Earlier, men finished corn stalk designs at the base of the building. Farmers rush corn supplies as the palace progresses with color from colored corn and white and red varieties. The ladies organize meetings and lead booth decorations, showing strong city support for the project.
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Dad Nichols
Corn Palace
Land Will Follow Shacks
Fulton Advocate reports correspondence from west of Pierre noting ranchers buy homesteaders shacks to strip the lumber for ranch buildings. The piece argues many homesteaders seek 160 acres for speculation, while stock raisers claim the land will soon be owned by ranchers as shacks disappear.
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Fulton Advocate
Pierre
Dakotaa
NNLL-O Ice Cream Powder Ad Promises Delicious Treats
Advertises NNLL-O Ice Cream Powder by The Genessee Pure Food Co offering vanilla chocolate strawberry and unflavored varieties. Mentions mail order 26 cents for two packages and that AJl provers are stocking it. Box 295 Le Roy New York.
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Ajl
Genessee Pure Food Co
le Roy
N. Y
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