Bonaparte faces coal and tobacco trust case setup
The Citmzan Republican notes Attorney General Bonaparte is said to be preparing cases against the coal and tobacco trusts. A humorous ad urges Dr King’s New Life Pills for regular bowels, guaranteed by druggists as a remedy. Redfield’s municipal lighting plant reportedly cost 25,512.43 and earned 2,586.66 over costs last year.
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Bonaparte
Coal Trust
Tobacco Trust
Dr. King
Redfield
Il Ja Napesuory
Ua Mort Osinnes
Redp
President Barling Tours M and St P Lines in State
President Barling rode nine trips over the railroad lines in the state last week. He breakfasted in Mitchell where a magnificent new depot is planned. He dined in Washington Springs where the line will extend to Chamberlain. The so far unknown supper location hints at another major project.
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Barling
M & St. P. Railroad Company
Rade
Rand
Mitchell
Weasington Springs
Chamberlain
Aupper
Chamberlain's Colle Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
A traditional remedy, Chamberlains Colle Cholera and Diarrhoen Remedy, is praised as a trusted cure for cholera and diarrhea. The note claims decades of use and easy preparation with water and sugar, and states it is sold by all druggists.
Obituary and town news from Bowden North Dakota
John Dietrich Sr. died at his Bowden home last Friday and funeral was held Sunday. The deceased was father to John Dietrich of this place and once lived near here. Brick work on the new town hall begins by Boger Bros of Yankton and will be completed by July. F Treiber resigns as Queal Lumber yard manager to enter banking at Mannhaven, North Dakota. He has been in the Queal yard for over two years and influential in town progress. Treiber will move to his new home in early June with his successor Mr Hermann.
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John Dietrich Sr
Bowden
N. D
John Dietrich
Hern
Boger Bros
Yankton
F. Treiber
Queal Lumber Yard
Busineas
Mannhaven
Treiber
Treiber Ban
Hermann Anh
North Dakota
E Ledger
New Cigarette Law Imposes Fines on Minors
A new cigarette law authorizes a ten dollar fine for the first offense by any minor caught smoking in any place outside his home. For subsequent offenses the fine increases. The act also fines for furnishing cigarettes to others and bans certain tobacco products. Local enforcement details are provided, including penalties and potential penalties for related violations.
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Bridgewater
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Heals a Narrow Escape
G W Cloyd a Plank merchant says a doctor wanted to amputate a thumb wound after a tumble. He treated with Bucklen’s Arnica Salve and recovered. Sold by all druggists for 25 cents.
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G. W. Cloyd
Plank
Atox
Bucklen
Mrs Phoebe Hearst Provides for Miners Out of Work
Mrs Phoebe Hearst, the heaviest stockholder in the Homestake mine at Dead, directs her manager to provide for the miners left idle when a fire in the mine foul floods the shaft. With 2500 workers out of employment, her generosity may be taxed as it will take months to resume operations.
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Phoebe Hearst
Homestake
Dead
Phoebe
Rheumatic pain relieved by Chamberlain Pain Balm
Keiler from Rheumatic Paris quotes Rolland Curry of Key West Florida describing two years of rheumatism that at times hampered walking and damaged his hands and feet. After his wife bought Chamberlain's Pain Balm, rubbing it on eased the pain overnight and after two weeks the rheumatism disappeared for over five months. For sale by all druggists.
Fragmented quotes and odd exchanges cited by Cleveland Plain Dealer
A garbled montage of lines and misquoted phrases including remarks about shortsightedness and a wager that led to death. The text references Ryleigh, Jones, Smith, Amii, and a line about brains, all tied to a Cleveland Plain Dealer citation.
Street Names in City of Mexico Satirized by New Orleans Paper
The New Orleans Times-Democrat mocks Mexican City of Mexico street names and local customs. It cites shops with odd names Les Perros the Dogs and Castillo del Diablo opposite a church. The piece notes a belief Mexican workers rest Mondays and work Sundays.
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Mexico
Mexic
New Orleans
St. Jovenstine
Troly
St. Joseph
He Cate
Teagen
Castillo del Diallo
Tin Filled Teeth Mystery From Steam to Tin Fillings
A New York Press quote describes a dentist praising tin as a durable filling material. He notes tin is harder to manipulate and costlier than gold, yet lasts much longer with no renewal, and cites a Wall Street broker who pays $20 an hour for meticulous work.
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Wall Street
New York Press
The Boat For the Missouri
The Missouri flyer quotes George Fitch in the American Magazine claiming the river is navigable if steamboats adapt. He envisions a shallow lithe Mrs Wiliver steamboat, with a hinged adie, strong stern wheel, and low bridge, capable of negotiating sand bars, clay banks, and even cornfields to cope with a river attempting to escape.
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George Fitch
Mrs. Wiliver
Mr. Fitch
The Oldest Book and Cracked Jests From 1920s Papers
A jumble of antiquarian notes cites Ptahhotep and Abraham in biblically dated timelines, then shifts to light humor from the Chicago News and Philadelphia Press. A Laramie theater anecdote ends with a witty exchange about a man claiming the curtain, followed by jokes about oil birds in South America and a talking goose at a mill.
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South America
Trinidad
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Maher & Grosh
Pioneer Press
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