Winters Club Plans Study of Russia and Japan
The Twentieth Century Club announces its 1904 1905 season focusing on Russia and Japan. Meetings begin Monday October 8 with weekly sessions. officers include Mrs Alice B Windle president and Mrs Emily G Silsby vice president.
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Twentieth Century Club
Republican Press
Russia
Japan
Alice BE. Windle
Emily G. Silsby
Lannie J. Brown
Cora Wilt
Dunla
Whibbee
Josephene Z. Vermilyea
Grace C. Spangier
Mae S. Bobb
Lannie J. Crown
Katherine K. Sburright
Carrie K Graham
Lorence S, Johnston
Welen M. Whibbee
Julia We. Kibbee
Mabel Hk. Lamme
Lida Lardner
Florence A. Morrow
Hilzabeth B. Rathbun
Jessie K. Rowley
Minnie WW. Ruth
Emily B. Silshy
Sadie S Sipith
Olive KF. Smith
Grace
Spangler
Addie RR Tiffany
Josephene TV
Vermilyea
Alice G. Windle
Mary Windle
Sousa's American Band Gathers Warm European Acclaim
A British critic lauds John Philip Sousa and his wind ensemble as utterly American in tone and force. The article notes Sousa's three triumphant European tours and predicts another extensive concert itinerary, praising the band's precision, energy, and original style.
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Sousa
John Phillip Sousa
America
Mitchell Grocery Co Opens In Mitchell From Cleveland Trio
The Mitchell Grocery Co. to operate in Mitchell from Sept 26 to Oct 1 after taking over from Win Wilkinson. Mr J C Bartlett and Mr Ledru Paugh of Cleveland bring strong endorsements and aim to serve customers well. They move families to join the community and seek a fair trial with loyal and new patrons.
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Mitchell Grocery Co
J.C. Bartlett
Ledru Paugh
Cleveland
Wilkinson
Vermillion Urges Mitchell as State Capital
The Vermillion Republican recounts a tour of Mitchell showing its size beauty and shaded streets. The piece argues Mitchell’s proximity and growth will raise real estate values draw enterprises and improve rail access, urging readers to vote for Mitchell as the state capital.
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Vermillion Republican
Mitchell
Capital Committee
Strong support for J M Myers as future cashi er of Western National Bank
From Blanchard Iowa a strong home endorsement praises J M Myers who has located in Mitchell and will be cashier when the Western National Bank opens. Inter State Savings bank directors note his resignation as cashier Sept 1 but affirm his conser vatism and safe management and report the August audit found all in order and the bank sound.
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Blanchard
Iowa
J. M. Myers
Mitchell
Western National Bank
Inter-State Savings Bank
J. J. Meyers
Myers
M. Bryant
A.W. Hawley
A. J. Bair
G. A. Puitt
B. W. Steel
United States
Allen’s Foot Ease Powder advertisement
An old advertisement promotes Allen’s Foot Ease powder to shake into shoes for foot relief. It claims to ease walking, cure corns bunions ingrowing nails swollen and sweating feet. Sold at druggists and shoe stores for 25c with a warning not to accept substitutes. Address listed as Allen S Olim stead LeRoy NY.
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Allen
Allen _S
Olimstead
LeRoy
N.iy
Judicial convention called to nominate against Frank I. Smith
J A Weeks of Kimball chairs the Democratic judicial committee which calls a fourth district convention at Mitchell on Wednesday September 23 to nominate a candidate opposing incumbent Republican Frank I Smith. The district includes Aurora county ten delegates Brule four Butlalous Dav ison eleven UWanson eleven Jerauld four Lyman four Sanborn five.
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J. A. Weeks
Kimball
Democratic Judicial Committee
Mitchell
Frank I. Smith
Aurora County
Brule
Butlalous
Davison
Uwanson
Jerauld
Lyman
Sanborn
DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve Promoted in Chicago Ad
An old advertisement touts DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve by I. C. DeWitt & Co of Chicago as a remedy for piles eczema cuts burns and skin diseases. It warns of counterfeit copies and urges customers to ask for DeWitt's genuine product sold by L. O. Gale.
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I. C. DeWitt & Co
Chicago
DeWitt
L. O. Gale
Tobey Boy Injured In East Dakota Depot Accident
Elithus Tobey son of Mr and Mrs W 8B Tobey of Ethan was badly lacerated when his right hand was caught under a slowly moving refrigerator car at the Milwaukee road depot. The driver Don Doty escaped with a sprained ankle while the boy received surgical treatment after being brought to the Waverly hotel.
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Elithus Tobey
Tobey
Ethan
Milwaukee Road
Yankton
Young Tobey
West & Sanford
Don Doty
Mr. Doty
Young Obey
Waverly
The Stomach is the Man
A 19th century health claim asserts that digestion governs strength and health. It promotes Whcodol Dyspepsia Cure as digesting food cleansing glands and restoring stomach function. Product sold by L Gale.
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L. ©. Gale
Are You on in the Days of Old Vsopus
Fragmented text questions about old times and a chant like refrain. Repeated lines ask if you are on in the days of old Vsopus and similar phrases. No clear persons actions or events emerge from the legible fragments.
Prompted reflections on German fidelity in Indianapolis note
A fragment notes the value of helpfulness and fidelity as admirable traits among Germans, praising loyalty as a striking characteristic. The text, dated Indianapolis September 1878, appears as a personal remark from a Senitor Pair bank report.
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Indianapolis
Unathied View on National Leadership and Nevada Politics
A column praising current U S administration for tact in foreign policy and urging support this fall. It cites Senator Stewart of Nevada praising Roosevelt, the Dingley tariff, and rising gold output, signaling Nevada leaning Republican.
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Senate
Stewart
Nevada
Jis
Joseph
Ile
Roosevelt
West
Far West
Thore
Low wage scale tied to national development debate
The text links wage levels to national growth and labor issues. Senator Fairbanke cites the pending Chinese exclusion act as integral to the labor question in the Senate on January 11. The note mentions the sum $898 as part of the context.
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Fairbanke
Senate
Unhbite Stanley Hyd in New York recollection
The near illegible clipping notes Sir M Stanley’s habit of standing with his back to the wall during receptions in New York. Lady Stanley Janehinghy explains it as an old habit from Africa tied to avoiding crowds and contact with savages, observed since his travels in Sisuley.
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Sir M. Stanley
New York
Asadeof
Stanley Janehinghy
Africa
Sisuley
Democrats Ignore Farmers in Kansas State Ticket
The Kansas Democrats ignore farmers as they draft the state ticket, while Republicans nominate two leading farmers for railroad commissioners. The piece accuses Democrats of favoring lawyers in most high offices and claims Roosevelts antiwar stance pleases farmers, countered by a note on business failures under previous administrations.
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Kansas
Supreme Court
Railroad Commission
Democratic National Committee
Iwansas
King’s Magical Cap Rumor Stirs Swedish Crowd
Public belief in a king who could shift winds with an enchanted cap leads villagers to cry out when storms rise. The ruler reportedly confessed to owning the cap and using it to command spirits, a claim that cemented his legend in the realm.
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Sweden
Hewis
Hie
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Trip of Sousa’s Band
Mr. Sousa
Tohn Phillip Sousa
Corn Palace
Demoocrats
Fourth Judicial Circuit
Will
Nomi
Nate
Tobey Boy
Hack
Man
CY Old
Esopus
Willett
Bradfield Regulator CO
Atlanta
Lother
Drs. Horton & Latia
Frood
Neen
Sioux Falls
S.D
Horton
I. Ritchell
Horton Optical Parlors
S. D
Elaine
Ly and
A Unbhit
Stanley Hyd
Rme
Harrison
A. Golder
Pres
State Business College
Minneapolis
Dayton Block
Nicollet Avenue
Mina, and
Seventh Streets
Northwest
City Undertaking
Third Ave. West
D. J. Noble & Co
D. J. Noble
Hero
Spence
Modern Heating and Plumbing Co
National Bank
U. S
G. Davison
Wm. M. Smith
E J. Quigley
L. M. Russ
Rontre
Tallen
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