For Sale Bedding Hay and Straw By M Farrow
For sale Bedding hay and straw offered by M Farrow. Also potato planter and cutter and riding cultivator available from C L Hampton.
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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1912
Page
4
For sale Bedding hay and straw offered by M Farrow. Also potato planter and cutter and riding cultivator available from C L Hampton.
D G Cox previews a bid for reelection as register of deeds and pledges attentive service. A wedding unites Miss Virginia Inez Olson and Dr. J W Williamson at St Mary's in a small ceremony. A portable roller rink project begins near Shenandoah with a 60 by 60 foot floor, and Elks Lodge holds a large meeting with twelve initiates. High school student Lewis Ford recovers from pneumonia while balancing study and work, and State Engineer Lee discusses road improvements at a good roads gathering. S. Cattrell seeks renomination as county clerk, and Robert Burns plans a silo factory on the west side, with concrete work starting soon.
For sale northwest quarter section 2 104 61, 110 acres under plow and pasture. Partly improved with flowing well and nice shade trees. Three miles southeast of Letcher. Possession at once, not rented. Hosteter Realty Co., Waterloo Iowa.
An advertisement urges prospective buyers to view a journal before purchasing land or a home. It promises listings of lands, city property, and goods stocks from all states, inviting farmers to consult the publication for opportunities.
A brief notice notes color card availability for paints and finishes. It states that a gallon covers 500 square feet and costs are modest. The text names J. di, Petris, Draggist and Jeweler as a local contact.
An old advertisement claims the blues stem from a sluggish liver and promises Dr. King's New Life Pills will purify the system. It urges trying the medicine for better feelings, especially for stomach, liver, and kidneys, priced at 25 cents at Diehl & Prown's.
In Gettysburg the speaker George W. Egan laments that residents did not cover his local expenses. Dr G I Reed organized payments for the opera house ads and handbills, with Egan paying the bills himself. Reed notes the town’s lack of political backing and Egan threatens to send checks to the involved parties.
Friek-Wittmann Co invites bids for basement excavation at their factory in Miteh ell. Center bids price per yard. right to reject any or all bids. Submissions due on or before Saturday April 13. For details call the factory.
An advertisement claims cold illnesses harm kidneys and urges quick use of Doan's Kidney Pills. A Sioux Falls reader attests relief from back pains and urinary issues after using the product, with Doan's touted as the recommended remedy. Sold by all dealers at 50 cents. Voostaer Milburn Co. of Buffalo is sole U.S. agent.
In Philadelphia discussions between anthracite operators and coal miners focused on a possible ten percent wage increase. Officials considered a settlement likely, with talks continuing on a path to agreement.
The piece argues the Sabbath commandment set as rest on the seventh day under the Law Covenant, yet Jesus and the Apostles did not enact a binding church law on Sabbath observance. The early church varied, honoring both days in some places, but believers today rest in Christ, viewing every day as a Sabbath through faith.
The Thorndyke company in Warren announced last night that the mills will reopen tomorrow and implement a new wage schedule based on increases in other sections. About eight hundred workers are employed at these mills.
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