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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1910
Page
4
The article portrays Democratic struggles in New York with Tammany power unsettled by Taft’s unpopularity. It notes John A. Dix's corporation stance and Wood’s campaign strategy, then shifts to Oklahoma’s 1910 census growth, reflecting broader political currents.
Fragmentary text discusses Ald and Brandeis arguments on saving funds for annual expenditures. Mentions shippers, government and private business, and a claim that removing incentives would affect interstate commerce. Ends with uncertain figures and incomplete phrases.
Students traveled to spend Thanksgiving with families and friends while many stayed in town. The dining hall served a six o clock meal, clubs held dinners, and Sunrise prayers were led by Miss Mina Hager and Lawrence Todnem. Activities included post season football, student elections, and society events with notable departures and officer appointments.
Mitchell resident Richard Robertson reports kidney trouble with rheumatic pains improved after using Dean's Kidney Pills. Two boxes cured his condition and he endorses the remedy. Sold by all dealers 60 cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Doan's.
Judge Smith presides as jurors respond at roll call the court sorts civil cases for court or jury trial among Butterick Publishing Co vs F P A McGovern Anderson Lumber Co etc four cases set for next week while jury trials list multiple defendants none of which were ready prompting jurors to be excused until Thursday morning for readiness and further hearings.
Local notices recount visitors from Perry Iowa Mitchell and Woonsocket. The First National Bank moved to a new building with fixtures arriving soon and a barber shop to open in the old bank building. A Thanksgiving sermon was given by Rev. Horton and the Odd Fellows hosted a bell service with the Letcher Orchestra. News of a marriage in Stricker Ohio and a cold snap near ten above zero closed the week.
The column lists personal moves travels and updates from residents including B C Ellsworth in Wentworth N H Mrs S A Wise and family at 519 Fourth Ave W Mr Wise jewelry at Ferris drug store Fred Widman and family in Germany to New York later this week William and Mrs McCormick visiting H McCormick in Ran som Ill a birth announcement for Glenn S Marr in Aberdeen a stork card G A Vermigéa sells grocery to C F Logsden and A S Carpenter new firm asset Logan and Fullerton plan winter in Los Angeles and more The Harvest Co moves to second floor of the new laundry building and will focus on wholesale business A Fourth Ave W runaway incident ends with O H Lehman saving by stopping the rack and securing the team near the post office alley.
Union Stock Yards Chicago reports hogs mixed lower than yesterday with receipts of 32 000 today. Estimated tomorrow 33 000. official yesterday 25 765. Bulk hog prices mostly 6 95 to 7 20. Cattle and sheep receipts also listed with steady to lower values and wide ranges.
Sioux City Iowa cattle receipts total 1200 with steady prices and stockers showing strength. Hog receipts reach 5600 with prices five cents lower. top hogs 7.10 and bulk sales about 6.90 to 7.00.
Wheat prices today for No. 1 northern 90 cents and No. 2 northern 88 cents with velvet chaff 86 cents. No. 3 83 cents, flat 3 dollars 30 cents. Oats 26 cents, shelled corn 38 cents, ear corn 35 cents, barley 61 cents.
Chicago cash close shows varied prices across grain types. Wheat No 1 northern ranges from 1.06 to 1.07, No 2 northern from 1.04 to 1.06, No 2 white oats at 32 1 433, corn Bland 47 1 2 to 48 old, 44 44 1 2 new, No 3 yellow corn 6 1 2 to 4 1 2, barley 55 80 4 2.
Minneapolis cash grain prices include No 1 northern wheat at 1.03 to 1.04 a bushel, No 2 northern at 1.00 to 1.03, No 3 white oats 0.30 to 0.31, No 3 yellow corn 0.45 to 0.46, and barley details. The listing reflects current market levels for wheat oats corn and barley in the Minneapolis market.
Louisville leaders report state governors devote much time to social events at a regional conference delaying legislative talks. Petitions to back woman suffrage were read. no action taken. Eastern governors’ procedural committee blocks discussion of progressive issues, with For, Draper, Ansell, and Harmon on the panel.
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