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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1891
Page
6
An advertisement proclaims sharp discounts on winter goods to clear stock. It promises to sell at or below cost, with customers getting more goods for a dollar than ever before, and applies to the entire winter merchandise line in the store.
A bold storefront notice proclaims big winter goods discounts to clear stock. The ad emphasizes cash sales and quick turnover, inviting shoppers to take advantage of low prices. Local buyers are urged to visit the shop to inspect and purchase seasonal inventory.
Mitchell Dry Goods Co announces a spot cash sale to convert stock into money. Buyers should bring cash as the bookkeeper is ill for about 60 days. Sale starts Wednesday January 14.
In Rock, Ark on January 13 two state experts warn of a growing cash shortage linked to the State Treasurer’s office. Maj. Woodruff and a bondsman report a $9,100 hole, with bank assistance hoped but not forthcoming as the deficiency potentially rises toward 160.
Nashville scene reports Governor-elect Buchanan forcibly ejects J W Brent, a Chattanooga staff correspondent, from his room at the Maxwell House after Brent sought an interview he was denied for misrepresenting the governor during the campaign. The incident sparks broad press criticism and questions of conduct.
In St Louis on January 13 Frank F. Mitchell shot and killed Dolly Mayo a resident of Maud Browning s bagnio at 209 Chestnut street and then killed himself. Mayo s real name Sallie Henderson was said to be a daughter of residents from Pittsburgh who had fled from Cincinnati.
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