Secretary Wilson predicts wheat at a dollar bushel this year
Secretary Wilson of the Department of Agriculture cites both foreign and domestic conditions and expects wheat prices to reach one dollar per bushel before year end. He notes a yearly shortage of about 100 million bushels, strong domestic demand, and rising per capita consumption as factors supporting higher prices and robust export activity.
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Wilson
Agricultural Department
Associated Press
Hood's Sareaparilla and Pills Pitch as Health Aids
An advertisement extols Hood's Sareaparilla as a stomach tonic that restores appetite for those who struggle to eat. It claims a brief use will enhance appetite and enjoyment of food, and promotes Hood's Pills as the best family cathartic.
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India
America
Land of
S. H. Scallin
Attraction for the Ladies at Walrath and Healey Store
Mitchell South Dakota shop WALRATH and HEALEY invite women to a sale showcasing the Great Majestic Range. Demonstrations claim faster cooking with half fuel, lifetime durability, and free gift packages totaling about seven dollars with each range purchased. Souvenirs and hot coffee served daily August 20 to 25.
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Majestic
Great Majestic
Walrath & Healey
Mitchell
S. Dak
Rural Free Delivery expands in Clay County routes
Yankton notes the banner rural free delivery system in Clay County with five routes currently in good running order and providing excellent service. Two new routes will begin operation before snow flies, one running south from Centreville through Milverside and Pleasant Valley townships, and the other southwest of Wakonda.
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Yankton
Clay
Centreville
Milverside
Pleasant Valley
Wakonda
Notice on Election Bets and Payment Timing
The decision states that a bet not paid after election can be called off if notice is given the day after the election but before payout. Garnishment may target the stakeholder who paid out against the notice. Bets can be called down by the loser if notice precedes payment.
School Money to Loan in Davison County
Davison county offers any amount of school money to loan at 6 percent on county land or to school town ships. Apply at the county auditor's office. Dated August 7, 1900, H. B. Anderson, County Auditor.
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Davison County
H,. B. Anderson
Game Law Promises More Plentiful Prairie Chickens This Season
A survey of farmers shows prairie chickens abundant this year boosting hunting prospects beginning Sept 1. Poaching remains a minor issue but not as widespread as in past years. Quail numbers are rising, with cautious growth expected to sustain future seasons. Guns and dogs prepared for opening day amid hopes of ample game.
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Egoman
South Dakota
Candidate for Register of Deeds in Davison County Ohio
Announcement by Gordinier, former night watchman from Mitchell, seeks the office of register of deeds under Republican convention. Deedwood special: Deputy Bedling returns from Roesbud agency with William Bleedon and Andrew Night pipe, an Indian charged with cattle stealing. Three Indians testified. prisoners bound over to the US grand jury under $300 bonds. bondsman secured.
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Office of Register of Deeds
Republican Convention
Davison Courty
Gordinier
Night Watch
Mitchell
Deedwood
United States
Bedling
Roesbud
William Bleedon
Andrew Nightpipe
United States Grand Jury
Notice to Hunters in Mitchell Township Sections One and Two
Notice warning hunters not to trespass or hunt on sections one and two in Mitchell township. Trespassers will be prosecuted under the law. Gaetze & Son.
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Mitchell Township
Gaetze & Son
Will Continue Visits
Dr. Frudenfeld, detained by a rush of work, will spend a well earned vacation in Colorado and on his return will continue his regular visits amid growing patient satisfaction and his careful attention to patrons.
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Madison Sentinel
Frudenfeld
Colorado
Teachers Examination in Davison County Sept 7 8 1900
The next regular teachers examination for Davison county will be held at the courthouse on Friday and Saturday September 7 and 8, 1900. O E Browne, County Superintendent. Also an advertisement for American Tariffs League materials available by mail for fourteen cents, addressed to 135 West 23d Street, New York NY.
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Davison County
Court House
O. E. Browne
County Sept
Plymouth Rock
McKinley and
Dingley
Senator Gallinger
New Hampshire
Grosvenor
Ohio
McKinley
Mr. Bryan
American Protective Tariff League
West 23d St
New York
N, Y
Letter Files at The Republican Office
Do not misplace important papers look for letter files at The Republican office a large invoice of which has just been received. Every business man every farmer every lodge officer every house keeper will find them indispensable after using. Only 25 cents.
Insurance Brother hood Yeomen organize in Mitchell
ANOTHER INSURANCE CO, Homestead No. 600 of the Brotherhood of American Yeomen organized in Mitchell Monday night by A. D. Smith deputy with Homestead No. 353 from Alexandria assisting. The charter will stay open two weeks. Officers for the ensuing term include Foreman W. N. Hollands Master of Ceremonies Mrs Sue J Maynard Correspondent Miss Charlotte Jean Assistant correspondent Miss Martha Duncan Master of accounts Prof L A Stout Physician Chas A Bower Overseer Grant Phillips Watchman Clyde Kimle Sentinel Hane P Peterson Guard Geo E Harris Lady Rebecca Mrs L A Stout Lady Rowena Miss Myrtle Tolmo Examiners Drs Crane and Boyer.
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Homestead No
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
A. D. Smith
Homestead
Alexandria
Mitchell
W. N. Hollands
Sue J. Maynard
Charlotte Jean
Martha Duncan
Court on Train as Judges, Attys Travel Lem of Prairie Fire
Yankton report describes Judge G. Smith and attorneys G. P. Harben and D. L. P. Lamb joining a train to Vermillion to argue a prairie fire case in chambers. Ad ends with veterinary salve and One Minute Cough Cure promotion noting immediate results and harmless use.
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Yankton
G. Smith
Chicago
G. P. Harben
D. L. P. Lamb
Charles Mix County
Judge Smith
Chambers
Vermillion
Careful of Election Bets Warning on Stakeholders and Law
The Minneapolis Times warns that as campaigns heat up patriots will place bets and stakeholders must know the law. A stakeholder must not pay on election bets if warned by an elector not to pay. Even if the payee is entitled under the bet, the transaction is gambling and actions can be brought by an objector.
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J. H. Ferris
Minneapolis Times
Supreme Court
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People’s Store
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