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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1902
Page
11
A dense slate lists Republican nominees for Minnesota state offices with irregular spellings and local names. The long roster includes senator candidates, governor, secretary, treasurer, attorney general, auditor, and district commissioners, interwoven with unrelated notes.
A collage of humorous clips from The Paris Interviewer and a set of short items. Morgan rebuffs questions at the Hotel Bitz while Parrot Pat recalls a daring escape. Van Dyke family banter prompts playful birthplace questions. A pension bill is stalled by legal delay. Munich Hofbrauhaus dazes with near twenty thousand yards of sausage over eleven days.
Mode notes and silhouettes for summer wear with white batiste gowns trimmed in red fabrics, puffed embroidered blouses, and bold lines featuring jackets with lace bertha collars. Linens, silks, and flowered muslins are discussed for evening gowns, with emphasis on price variance and design details.
A young girl wears a voile gown with ecru lace insertions. The dress features a deep gathered flounce and five insertion rows above it. A lace yoke, pleated blouse sections, tuck sleeves, and a white lace hat with pale yellow roses complete the ensemble.
Frozen salmon from Oregon ships to Germany selling at 3.85 dollars per pound while German smoked or prepared salmon fetches 1.25 dollars per pound.
The article touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as an effective remedy for dyspepsia described as difficult digestion. It lists symptoms like bad mouth taste, stomach tenderness, bloating, headache and heartburn and claims proven success in thousands of cases.
Plankinton Herald notes Mitchell preparations for Aurora county display at the corn palace. W. A. Anderson and Mrs. John Rogers arrange with Dr. Riggs to exhibit mounted birds in the designated space, with two cases seven and ten feet long and five and a half feet high. Dr. Riggs will supervise the birds.
On Wednesday the business department opened under Prof Shurtleff with the largest opening day enrollment in the college’s history. An experienced shorthand and typewriting instructor will arrive Monday to lead the new department.
Milwaukee Road to Sioux City ticket deal for Elks Carnival runs Sept 22 to 29 with round trip at one and one third fare. Special one day trips Mitchell to Sioux City priced at one fare on Sept 23 25 26 27. President Roosevelt to visit Sioux City afternoon of Sept 26.
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