White Diamond dehorning pencil sells for calves
Local ad notes a White Diamond dehorning pencil for sale by J. P. Reihsen & Co. Each device dehorns 50 calves aged 10 days to 10 months for $1.00. Contact number 2126.
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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1915
Page
3
Local ad notes a White Diamond dehorning pencil for sale by J. P. Reihsen & Co. Each device dehorns 50 calves aged 10 days to 10 months for $1.00. Contact number 2126.
Mitchell's Braves defeated White Lake 14 to 3 in matinee but lost 11 to 6 to Kansas City Red Sox in the evening at Hitchcock Park. Frank Johnson likely to start again for Mitchell in the decisive rubber, with Plankinton coming Friday and Scotland on Sunday at Tobin's park. Weber and Markhart pitched for White Lake. Mitchell errors and ragged defense doomed the nightcap despite early threats.
Mrs. W R Ronald and children return from a two week visit to Sioux Falls Wartetown and Iluron. Mrs. James Weddle and sister Mrs. Tena Bates depart for the Pacific coast to visit relatives in Montana and California. A daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Charles A Webber of Sioux Falls on Tuesday July 20. Ruth of this city visiting at the home of her daughter Mrs. Webber. Mr and Mrs Charles W Apley and baby visiting in Woonsocket with Mrs M E Apley. William Melee, driver for American Express, sues Mitchell Fruit & Grocery for 38000 for a finger injury in a February 18, 1915 elevator incident. White Lake Ball Team in Mitchell today seeking a repeat of a prior win. Misses Elsie Snow Opal Barber and Ruth Hoffman of Mitchell guests of Herrick youths over Sunday.
An old health advisory urges immediate care for colds to avoid relapse and serious illness. It promotes Dr. King's New Discovery as effective relief, claiming early treatment clears the head and eases breathing, encouraging readers to buy a bottle today.
In Deadwood South Dakota plans for a film depict Wild Bill Hickok as a border figure from early mining days. A eastern firm plans to stage the 1876 killing by miner McCall with its own company. Hickok, once Abilene marshal, is remembered by a Mt Moriah statue drawing visitors.
Ottumwa Iowa T D Foster a packer of international fame died here today after a year long illness Foster was head of the Morrell Packing Company of Ottumwa and Liverpool England with branches across the United States He was widely known in business religious and educational circles.
Census excerpts show Lawrence County and Codington County tallies with Watertown and Deadwood populations noted. Lawrence totals list 17 710 with declines in five years. Codington reports 15 192 with a 7.8 percent rise and Watertown at 5 518. foreign born counts and education levels are given for both counties.
At Union Stock Yards Chicago hogs see a slow market with prices 5 to 10 cents lower than yesterday. Estimated receipts today 26000 with 5082 carried over, tomorrow 16000. bulk prices range from 6 90 to 7 85 for various hog grades. Cattle and sheep receipts and prices follow, with steady to lower tones and mixed ranges across classifications.
Market prospects steady at yesterday's close. Native and western sheep prices shown for various categories including yearlings lambs and ewes with bid ranges. Prices indicate a stable trend for traders and buyers awaiting next session.
Cattle receipts today 1000 with a strong market Hog totals 8000 with prices 5 to 10 cents lower top at 7.50 bulk 6.20 to 7.10 Sheep receipts 100 with market steady The piece also shows weekly hog price range data from Monday to Saturday with figures around 6.30 to 7.60 in various days.
Minnesota market report shows No. 1 hard wheat at 1.48, No. 1 northern 1.387 1 2, December 1.36 1 2 arrived, No. 2 northern 1.34, No. 3 1.29 1 2 to 1.40 1 2. Montana No. 2 hard 1.38 1 2 to 1.54 1 2 arrive. durum prices 1.27 arrive 0.34. July wheat 1.84 1 2. corn No. 8 yellow 0.773 8 to 0.781 4, oats No. 5 white 0.501 4 to 0.51 4, barley 0.177 2, rye 0.99 to 1.00, flax 1.68 to 1.70 arrive same.
The Milwaukee market reports Northern Dakota No 1 and No 2 spots priced around $1.47 to $1.46 per bushel and Velvet chaff noted at current quotes, reflecting regional grain commodity activity.
A New Orleans girl aged sixteen reports illness and improvement after taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. A St Clair Pennsylvania girl shares relief from suppression headaches pimples and fatigue after using the same remedy. The letter urges others to seek advice from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co with confidential female staff handling letters.
The listing shows July wheat at 1.45 to 1.46 and September wheat at 1.07 with 5 8 as a range. Corn prices appear as No 8 mixed 79 1 2 to 80 and No 8 yellow at 80 with July 735 8 and September 638 5 8.
The Wabash railroad once valued at 220 million dollars was sold for 18 million to the joint reorganization committee of its creditors under foreclosure to satisfy a 41 million dollar obligation with the equitable Trust Company of New York as trustee. Minutes before the sale the New York Trust Company filed suit in federal court for 1.575 million for rental of cars and equipment.
The advance guard of the harvest hands has arrived in Aberdeen with about 200 itinerant laborers. More workers are expected as harvest nears in ten days, drawn by reports of large crops. Grain experts report favorable conditions and few rust spores, with corn backward but not at risk of early frost.
Selby marks Graveling Day amid local observations and a promotional pitch for Hall's Catarrh Cure claiming constitutional treatment and a $100 guarantee, urging readers to contact EF J Cheney & Co in Toledo Ohio for details and testimonials.
The report notes new financing methods and a special LaCrosse Wisconsin meeting to determine timing. It mentions issuing bonds with 20 coupons at five dollars each to fund the project. A condemnation of women's dress is voiced by Rev Albion Smith on Spirit rule versus Animal rule for men and women. He argues Spirit mastery requires modest attire to avoid drawing attention to the animal.
The ninth International Purity congress in San Francisco resumes debate on reform measures and social issues including women’s dress and morality. Business leaders form a South Dakota–incorporated group to gravel the Yellowstone Trail from Selby to the Robinson Farm, with 8 am to 5 pm work hours and a large turnout of locals and farmers to grade and gravel the route. By 5 pm the trail is expected to be in good condition for motorists, with a long line of cars ready to transport workers.
Wheeler South Dakota reports a six year old boy, son of Mr and Mrs Edward Pasek, dragging the Washington automobile highway three miles weekly to earn a dollar. He uses a gentle team of horses to prevent accidents and keeps that highway segment in first class condition.
A cautionary note urges immediate medical attention for a persistent child cough and breathing concerns. It stresses not delaying care and seeks to educate parents on warning signs and timely treatment.
A vintage advertisement claims Dr King’s New Discovery cures persistent coughs in children. It promises quick relief from cold symptoms, soothing coughing fits regardless of duration, and guarantees satisfaction.
A $10,000 contribution to the conscience fund arrived at the U S Treasury in New York with an unsigned note claiming the giver paid double the amount stolen. The package held three $1,000 gold certificates eight $500 notes and thirty $100 notes. Officials noted no link to government losses and added it to existing vault funds from other donors.
A quirky note describes a restless night for Dribble as hunger for a rabbit stirs up sleep disruption. The cat and a nonchalant she rabbit add to the wakeful scene in a humorous, intimate household moment.
The article discusses Carl G. Fisher’s role in promoting the Lincoln Highway. It notes Fisher’s suggestion that an association be organized to support the Lincoln Highway project in Indianapolis and highlights his title as Father of the Lincoln Highway.
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