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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1891
Page
3
Fragmentary notice in Dress Goods column
Fragmented OCR mentions a dress goods item dated April 12 and a wedding at a church with Theresa K Allen and J A Rairden officiating, along with scattered names and notes about delivery, assessors, and witnesses. The text is chaotic with many garbled words and incomplete phrases.
Peddling by German Jewish peddlers warned to Mitchell farmers
Davison county farmers are urged to beware a group described as German Jewish peddlers selling dry goods on credit with notes secured by personal property. Local merchants are praised, and officials note possible license violations. The group departed on the Omaha train after cashing paper at Mt. Vernon bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davison County
Mitchell
Omaha
Mt. Vernon Bank
Allcock's Plaster Endorsed by Marion Harland in Eve's Daughters
The article cites Marion Harland praising Allcock's Porous Plaster as a comforting remedy for back ache and muscle strain with endorsements from pages 103 and 445 of Eve's Daughters. Cramney sends word his lecture is postponed to Friday evening, the 24th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Eve
Allcock
Irenewine
Cramney
Iowa Homestead and Miss Foley Teach at East Side
The weekly items note Miss Hannah Foley to substitute for ill Miss Beatty at the east side school. Northern Nursery & Seed Co. promotes stock, price, and seed offers. Various notes cover residents moving, farming activity, and local developments including park work, church leadership, and arrivals in Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah Foley
East Side
Inheritance Cures Scrofula with Swift’s Specific
A Mississippian testimonial says hereditary scrofula, a blood condition, vanished after using Swift’s Specific S S S. The letter by Mars T L Mathers of Matherville credits the product for curing his son after a year of suffering. The ad promotes a free book on blood and skin diseases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swift
Mars
T. L
Mathers
Matherville
Miss
THE
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta, Ga
Kansas City Commercial Congress Debates Farm Depression
At Kansas City on April 16 the commercial congress opened with rules and business, discussing agricultural depression and the causes of low farm mood. Ex-Governor Glick urged blame on eastern finance, while Ex-Speaker Elder blamed Western urban booms and monopolies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Francis
Commercial Congress
Committee On
Italian Deputies Postpone Diplomatic Discussion
In the chamber of deputies Marquis di Rudini presented diplomatic correspondence on the New Orleans dispute. The prime minister faced interrogations and the discussion was postponed for a few days. Separately, flood damage washed out the dune at Forest Miles Minnesota, impacting Rust and Mason proprietors with about 1200 dollars in losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chamber of Deputies
Marquis di Rudini
New Orleans
Forest Miles
Minn
Rust & Mason
Briefly Told World Of Minor Local News From Northfield To Africa
Brief rundown reports show Northfield Minnesota wire and Picket Fence works starting. Fire destroys Radell wagon factory at Manston Wisconsin with losses around ten thousand dollars. Miltona Minnesota opens new post office. Nelson A Abbott named postmaster. New Prague mayoral tie between Joseph Maertz and John Roach. Plenty Horses at Sioux Falls South Dakota arraigned and pleads not guilty. trial set for April 23. Wessels Owners Association of the Great Lakes cuts marine engineers wages. engineers plan resistance. Burlington Iowa Hotel Duncan proprietor Charles W White commits suicide by morphine. T M Harvey farmer leader in Montgomery County Indiana dies delivering invective at Waynetown. Waukesha Wisconsin Miss Julia Reagan shot and killed by six year old niece. Red Wing Minnesota reform school building work to resume. occupancy possible by fall if bills pass. Crookston Grand Opera House opens with Faust drawing the largest audience. Buffalo Bill and Wild West Indians arrive Antwerp. Five die in London house fire opposite Knightsbridge barracks. Etoile Belge denial: Stanley Congo appointment not true. Princess Engalitcheff lectures in Minneapolis. Father Schuse in German East Africa reports eastern lakes region uninhabitable due to water scarcity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miltona
Douglas County
Minn
Nelson A. Abbott
New Prague
Joseph Maertz
John Roach
Sioux Falls
Plenty Horses
Wessels Owners’ Association of the
Duncan
Burlington
Iowa
Plankinton House
Milwaukee
T. M. Harvey
Farmers’ Alliance
Montgomery County
Indiana
Waynetown
Waukesha
Wis
Julia Reagan
Reform School
Red Wing
Crookston Grand Opera House
Francis Guthrie
Heat Opera Company
Faust
Crookston
Buffalo Bill
Antwerp
Knights Bridge Barracks
London
Etoile Belge
Henry M. Stanley
Congo
Leopold
Brussels
Princesss Engalitcheff
Minneapolis
Russia
United States
Berlin
Father Schuse
German East Africa
Lake Victoria
Sisseton Reserve Opening Expected Within Four Months
A Washington dispatch reports Secretary Noble expects the Sisseton and Wahpeton Indian reservation to be opened for settlement within four months after lands are allotted upon disbursement of $500,000. The Interior Department notes the proclamation may still be six months away, though preliminary allotment work is proceeding quickly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cretary Noble
Minneapolis
Washington
Sisseton and
Wahpeton
South Dakota
Minnesota
Interior Department
Noble
Ible
President of the World's Fair elects Baker president
William T. Baker of William T. Baker & Co. was unanimously chosen president of the World's Columbian Exposition to succeed Lyman J. Gage. James W. Scott, publisher of The Herald, had been considered but declined if elected. Henry M. Stanley named governor of the Congo state per Etoile Belge report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
William T. Baker
William T. Baker & Co
Lyman J. Gager
James W. Scott
The
Herald
Committee On Nominations
Stanley
Congo
Brusses
Etoile Belge
Henry M. Stanley
Market Reports From St Paul and Chicago Openings
Market summaries list hogs at five to ten cents higher in South St. Paul with cattle and sheep steady. Receipts show zero hogs, 125 cattle, 10 calves, no sheep. Grain in St Paul and St Paw ranges cover wheat corn oats barley rye and hay with varied prices. Chicago open and close prices show wheat near 1.05 a bushel, corn about 66 cents, oats around 33 to 35 cents, pork around 12.60, lard near 5.15, and ribs roughly 6.27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South St. Pave
W. Teedurs
Chicago
London
Liverpool
Duluth
Minneapolis
Russia
India
Also Mentioned on This Page
OTS & Shoes
Ochoe
Cc. M. Menderson Ah
James
Wsullivan
RO. Johnston
D.g.co
Mr. Wit
Iss Theresa K. Allen
J. A. Rairden
Pas Church
Charles Med
Keltss Rell
Fuch
R. Brewer
Ted
Marion Harland
Iowa Homestead
Mitchell Pig. CO
S. 5
W. H. Welch
Sioux City
D. E. Collins
Emmettsburg
Fred Widmann
Luverne, Minn
Blatz Brewing Company
Hanson
I. W. Seaman
Bon Homme County
Missouri
Northern Nursery & Seed Co
South Main Street
Bowdle & Seaman
Montana
Thos. Fullerton
St. Joseph
W. A. Burroughs
B. D. Mints
Lisbon
Firesteel
Bethel
Letcher
H. L. Bras
State Educational Association
Madison
Sup't Pryne
Dollard
Pierre
Aberdeen
Thos. J. Zook
James H. Campbell Co
Live Stock Commission
St Louis
South Omaha
Our City
FE. Spangler
Arbor Day
Sumner Brown
Geo. E. Letcher
Buckeye Company
Herrick
North Main Street
Brodahl
Perry Township
Freeman
R. D. Welch
C. B. Clark
Bridgewater
W. S. Brancht
Indianola
J. C. Palmer
Wim. Koch
B. O. Gilbert
West Third Street
D. B. Carmichael
Gilbert
Main Street
Hood
Moses Farrow
Washington State
Milton H. Ward
J. Harker
H. C. Preston
S. D
H. B. Rogers
Myrtie Bloss
Mason City
W. H. Bloss
W. R. Smith
James Leslie’s
James Leslie's
Walrath
Sanborn House
Ant
Davison
Aurora
D. A. Mizener
S.S. S
Harrison
Rusk
Charles B. Farwell
Glick
Kansas
East
Elder
Kansas House of Representatives
Board of Trade and
Bucket Shops
Trust
Parsons
Agricultural Department
U.S. Hall
Jerry
West
Illinois
Towa
Kanpage
Congress
Settlin
Northfield
Sisseton Reserve
St. Paul
St. Paul Grain
St. Paw
Northern
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