Mitchell corn palace concert by Banda Rossa impresses large crowds
Two large audiences attended the Mitchell corn palace events with Banda Rossa delivering a strong program. Sorrentino led the band with Masino and Bottega solos, the audience applauded the Manon and Andrea Chenier selections, and the Great Western March encore drew enthusiastic responses. trains brought hundreds. Prof. A T Ireland's band of thirty performed in regimental uniforms with red coats and blue trousers.
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Carn Palace
Banda Rossa
Manon
Signor Sorrentino
Andrew Chenier
Giordano
Sigger
Signor Masino
Imi Signor Bottega
Signor Bottega
Kayes and Healey
A. T. Ireland
Ray Bentz
Emmett Nurmberg
John Kinsberg
M. Moe
Dean Wilde
Bert Cox
Howard Kenfield
Norman Bartlett
Walter Bentz
Martin Geere
Almer Bratsberg
Jamnest Michel
Carl Rickman
Clare Rothlessberger
Clyde Bentz
Adie Tucker
Lute Bills
Earl Parrott
Wm. Cooney
D. D. Strong
Ed Carr
Eugene Bills
Nat
Delbert Cole
Harry Hauge
Wesley Cole
Arthur Walker
Robert Telfain
Afternoon Concert Draws Large Crowd Despite Dust
The afternoon program at the pal ac drew an immense crowd as Banda Rassu performed to a full house with many seats empty. Soprano Sorrentino's Welign Grove piece and Signor Bartoletci's baritone sale pleased all, while south winds moved dust but the weather stayed pleasant for attendees.
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Banda Rassu
Siggor Sorrentino
Signor Bartoletci G
Woensocket Third Regiment Band Plays in Mitchell
The enterprising Woensocket city band, known as the Third Regiment band, is engaged in Mitchell this week under the corn palace Management. It will furnish music on the street during the day and evening, supported by Woonsocket business men.
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Corn Palace
Omaha
Sioux Fall
Wilt
Mitchell
Milwaukee Road
Corp Pulace
Chamberlain
Redfeld
Milwaukee
Atc
Woensockat
Third Regiment
Woon- Secker
Northwestern to Run Special Train to Mitchell for Corn Palace
Northwestern officials consent to operate a special train from Huron to Mitchell on Tuesday September 29. The rail run invites residents of that region to see the corn palace and bear the Banda Rossa. Huron's band will join, and a royal welcome will be given to northern residents.
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Wilt
Northwestern
Huron
Mitchell
Corn Palace
Nordica at Sioux Falls on Met Opera House Tour
The Metropolitan Opera House Orchestra from New York, with Mme Nordica and Mme Fisk and violinist Mr Nathan Franko, tours the Pacific coast and back and stops in Sioux Falls for matinee and evening shows on Saturday October 10. Trains will arrange return travel and manager S. M. Bear handles seating for outside patrons.
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Northwest
Metropolitan Opera House Orchestra
New York City
Pacific Coast
Sioux Falls
Twin Cities
Denver
Mme
Nordica
Mme. Fisk
Nathan Franko
Purgative Pleasure Pictured in DeWitt's Early Risers
An advertisement extols DeWitt's Little Early Risers as a biliousness and constipation cure. The pills cleanse the liver without gripping or weakening, boosting tissue tone. Houston's W. H. Howell and dealer L. C. Gale are cited as endorsers and sellers.
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DeWitt
W. H. Howell
Houston
Tex
L. C. Gale
If It Only Were Dream Money In A Dream
A wry exchange cites a moralist claiming life is a dream. A bald headed man retorts that dreams often show wealth beyond need, reflecting the playful tone of the Philadelphia Public Ledger.
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Philadelphia Public Ledger
Isu possible to foresee an accident Not impossible to be prepared for it
Fragmentary lines discuss audience impact and preparation for accidents. References include Dr Thomas Electric Oil and Monarch Over Pain. Names Biggs Diggs New Yorker appear in quoted dialogue.
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Diggs
Biggs
New Yorker
Thomas
Monarch
Dudleys Leave Boarders Over Vegetarian Diet
A fragmentary Life note quotes a boarding house debate over the Dudleys leaving due to their vegetarian habits. The exchange suggests contention about meals and lifestyle, with comments about their vegetarian choices and housekeeping.
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Dudleys
Dr Cole's Extract of Wild Strawberry Success
For forty years this remedy has claimed to cure Summer complaint dysentery diarrhea blood in stool stomach pain and related ailments with a proven track record according to promotional text from the era.
If People Do Not Appreciate You Sayings From Atchison Globe
Editorial note from Atchison Globe states that pressuring people to value you often backfires and worsens matters. The brief quote admonishes insistence on recognition and suggests restraint in social expectations.
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Atchison Globe
Dean's Ointment Promises Safe Skin Cure
Advertisement claims Dean's Ointment cures torturing skin diseases and is safe for delicate skin, available at any drug store for 50 cents.
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Dean
Paine's Celery Compound Promises Health and Strength
A promotional notice extols Paine's Celery Compound as a cure for sleeplessness rheumatism neuralgia and indigestion. It cites a testimonial from William S. Gibson of Pleasureville Kentucky a 65 year old man who says three bottles restored his health after ten years of decline and returning him to full daily activity.
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Paine
Wm. S. Gibson
Pleasureville
Banda Rossa Arrives in City After Minneapolis Engagement
The Banda Rossa troupe lands via the Milwaukee road from Minneapolis after a ten day engagement. Led by Sig. Eugenio Sorrentino and Mrs. Sorrentino, the fifty musicians appear thoroughly trained and well presented. Coincidentally a drug advert promotes Cole's Laxative Liver Pills with a money back guarantee.
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Banda Rossa
Milwakee Road
Minneapolis
Sig. Eugenio Sorrentino
Cole
Newspaper men tour South Dakota to view growth effort
Milwaukee road official H F Hunter and Charles Young of the same line arrived with Frank Eric Hammer of the Chicago Tribune and Oscar Heinrich of Milwaukee on a private car. The party toured Yankton Elk Point and Vermilion to witness South Dakota’s growth push and planned to stay until Friday evening then head north.
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H. F. Hunter
Milwaukee Road
North
South Dakota
Charles 4. Young
Frank Eric Hammer
Chicago Tribune
Oscar Heinrich
Milwaukee
Mr. Young
Chicago Record- Herald
Hunter
Yankton
Elk Point
Vermillion
Mrs. Winston's Soothing Syrup Teething Remedy
A historic claim notes Mrs. Winston's Soothing Syrup used for teething children for over sixty years. It is described as soothing the child, softening gums, and relieving wind colic while claiming to be the best remedy for teething discomfort.
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Mrs. Winston
Inventor’s Silent Partner Sells Invention for Eight Hundred
In a fragmentary report the invention and its silent partner are described linking a potential talk this afternoon. The item was sold outright for $800 while gross lots introduced to trade yielded profits to date totaling $500 000 as noted by the New York Press.
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Tsiik
Grm
New York Press
Cuba beckons as an affordable land of plenty and opportunity
An advertisement from the Chicago Cuban Associates promotes Cuba as a land with abundant resources and favorable climates. It touts favorable farming potential and weather, urging readers to request information for an excursion and noting D. E. Kerr and Lecy will visit Mitchell.
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Cuba
Baekor
Chicago-Cuban Associates
Dearborn St
Chicago
D. E. Kerr
Lecy
Mitchell
Woman Tests London Chemist With Simple Purity Quip
A London chemist denied a customer a requested item saying he is pure and simple. The woman retorted that there is no doubt about his simplicity as she left the counter.
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London
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J.3. Dantell
L. 3d. WeLes
J. A. Tiffany
O. L.branson
L. J. Wilde
J D. Newcomer
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