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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1904

Page

11

Mitchell Capital Darnes Pierre Trip Sparks Capital Suitment

Simon Ulrickson and ten companions visited Pierre to judge its suitability as capital. They returned convinced Pierre is unfit due to remoteness and harsh winters, urging Mitchell as a better site for legislative sessions and state business.

Canton Simon Ulrickson Tom Winuute Ulrick Ben Sunavod Rier Rierson Hans Brynjusson Lars Nybus Otto Hervig Ole Tvedt Pierre Missouri River Botton Vierre Mitchell Alrieckson Ulrickson Tcare Wierre Simon

Governor Durbin Prairie Rescue Tale Debunked

The Aberdeen News dismisses a Chicago Record Herald story about Indiana Governor Durbin’s three day prairies ordeal as a fake tale. Mitchell residents dismissed the report, noting little or no local coverage and doubt about the governor’s reported救 escapade.

Aberdeen Big Stone Chicago Record -Herald Durbin Indiana South Dakota Mitchell

Sousa Band Invites Thousands to Mitchell Corn Palace

Huronite announces Sousa's band will attract thousands to the Mitchell corn palace for a major attraction. The event is praised as one all who can attend should witness.

Sousa Mitchell Corn Palace

Ready to Believe It in a Sand Dune Tale

A Chicago Tribune piece notes dunes moving noticeably near a town. A traveler held six hours by a railway washout confirms the phenomenon and jokes that nothing in town stays fixed. The dialogue highlights local awe at shifting sands and the odd belief it inspires.

Chicago Tribune

Zuni cradle and child life described in St Nicholas

A St Nicholas excerpt explains Zuni infancy from cradle binding to early toddlerhood. The baby lies on a hard board cradle bound with coverings, then unrolled to watch a bare room with wolf and cougar skins used as furniture. By age two or three the child becomes a plump bronze figure with black hair and eyes amid bead or turquoise necklaces.

Zuniland St. Nicholas

Six South Dakota Counties Shine In Farm Exhibit Display

Six counties Turner Lincoln McCook Sanborn Hanson and Davison showcase diverse crops and fruit at the Corn Palace. Turner County features Prosser orchard and fruit emphasis. Lincoln displays varied soils including 50 apple varieties. McCook highlights corn and grain diversity. Davison emphasizes corn fruit and alfalfa. Sanborn presents abundant grain and vegetables. Hanson spotlights grain yields and county farm layout exhibit.

South Dakota Turner County Allen Hurley Turner Prosser Sioux City Fruit Company Lincoln County Lincoln J. H. DeLong Canton J. EH. Millett Hudson John Gerber DeLong Ite Wolf River McCook County Hon Geo C. Yodd James Bard Davison County Moore Messrs. J. M. Brion II. Strothers Sanborn County W. Hlifeald J. W. Hooart Sanborn Invern Weald N. J. Reed Hanson County Dwambly Alexandria

The Stomach Is the Man Slogan Ad

A vintage advertisement claims a weak stomach weakens the man and that restoration of health requires rebuilding the stomach. It touts Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as digesting what you eat and strengthening the stomach to cure indigestion and related ailments, sold by L. O. Gale.

L. O. Gale

Tree Life and ancient herbs from Europe to America

A fragmented 19th century text surveys tree lifespans from beech and larch to ash and holly, notes a 410 year old specimen near Aschaffenburg, and recounts ancient Gentian plant uses linked to Tyrian king Gentius. It odd drops into a conversational parody about courting and chills, ending with a slang exchange.

Aschaffenburg Gerouiniy

If you’re sick try Hostetter's Stomach Bitters today

An advertisement urges readers to take Hostetter's Stomach Bitters before meals and at bedtime claiming it cures poor appetite insomnia indigestion dyspepsia constipation nausea and malaria. It asserts the product has helped thousands and warns against substitutes.

Sousa Band Delights Tuesday Night Audience

A large audience greets the Sousa band directed by Mr. Sousa with encores and varied pieces. Tannhauser opens the program, the clarinet section impresses, and High School Cadets receives an immediate revival. Clarke Wayved’s cornet, Miss Liebling’s vocal, Miss Stauss’s violin, and the Marken Valfe quintet earn strong applause and an eager encore.

Mr. Sousa Sousa Mr. Clarke Wayved

Excursions Bring Large Crowds for Sousa Concerts at Corn Palace

More than 6,000 visitors arrived by train from Flandreau Chamberlain Aberdeen and intermediate towns for a two concert program in the corn palace. Bands from Artesian and Madison performed as Sousa led a full afternoon and a second show due to crowded aisles and four block long Main street crowds.

Milwaukee Road Flandreau Chamberlain Aberdeen Artesian Madison Omaha Hawarden Iowa Main Street Corn Palace Sousa Mr. Sousa

Advertised Letters at Mitchell Post Office

The list of uncalled letters at Mitchell post office as of Sept 27 1904 includes A G Reuer Crisp Jess R Doyle J FE Bidridge C A Arey W A Heydecker Roy Johnson H Johnson blr Henry Mullin WH Mieredge Frank J P Robers Robert A Storm Spirman Mrs B Trattner J H The notice urges callers to say advertised and warns unclaimed items will move to the dead letter office after two weeks by H L Bras P M.

Mitchell H. L. Bras P. M

Fragmented Readable Text From Richmond Times Dispatch

A garbled excerpt mentions lawyers and the NEWS peen ool the day, with 94? 4s people in ouhes provess ous vF ices in searching to facts and in making them public. It alludes to uprooting error and purifying the moral atmosphere.

Richmond Times-Dispateh

Dr Pierce promotes Golden Medical Discovery tonic

In this era of urban busy bodies Dr Pierce of Buffalo urges a vegetable stomach tonic to aid digestion and blood formation. He markets Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as an alterative to improve digestion elimination and liver activation while promising a pure rich blood state. Free Common Sense Medical Adviser offered by mail for stamps.

New York Chicago Dr. Pierce Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute Buffalo N.Y Pierce R. V. Pierce N. Y

New Officers Elected in South Dakota Anti Liquor League

The South Dakota Anti-Saloon League held its annual meeting naming new officers for the year. President Rev H T Carson and others were elected along with new board members and headquarters committee additions. The superintendent post was left vacant with Rev V W Havens acting. FE Hall remains field agent and administration costs are to be cut.

South Dakota Anti-Saloon League H. T. Carson JD. D. Scotland N.C. Nash Canton J. E. Booth Plankinton A. BE. Carhart Montrose A. ©.McCauley Bridgewater J. W. Seaman Mitchell Edwin Brown Wolsey Jarpe Nrev F. HI Richardson Muron Wen S.A. Ramsey Woonsocket Tion Grifith McCook Edwin Rown Lon G. A. Uline Dell Rapids D. I. Byvans Armour TH. A. Legcett Pierre

Special Meeting of Davison County Commissioners 1904

Davison County South Dakota held a special session on September 24 1904 at Mitchell with eight members present including J Moore and W Giltilian. Dan Windlier bond for sale of intoxicating liquors on lot 11 block 18 Mitchell was approved and the meeting adjourned sine die. County Auditor O D Stearns certified the proceedings as true and correct.

Board of County Commissioners Davison County Dak J. Moore W. Giltilian O. M. Butterfield Newell Blackman Dan Hudler City of Mitchell Dan Windlier South Dakota Davison

Remarkable Recovery From Cough and Pneumonia

Mrs Gertrude KH Wenner of Marion Indiana was weakened by a deep seated lung cough that reduced her weight from 148 to 92 pounds. After using One Minute Cough Cure she was cured, lungs strengthened, and her weight restored. Four bottles reportedly completed the cure. Sold by L Gale.

Gertrude KH Wenner Marion Ind Gale

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