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The ad promotes a water-damaged furniture sale with hundreds of pieces offered at low prices. It emphasizes slight damage, big savings, and urges immediate purchases to avoid missing the opportunity.
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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1905
Page
8
The ad promotes a water-damaged furniture sale with hundreds of pieces offered at low prices. It emphasizes slight damage, big savings, and urges immediate purchases to avoid missing the opportunity.
The notice touts Wisconsin Peerless refrigerators with seven walls for ice preservation and easy cleaning. It promotes a reduced price of 14.50 for the 90 pound Peerless and 11.50 for the Badger on a sale of several models with other sizes available at lower prices.
The Bee Hive Dept offers 25c and 10c hand mirrors with minor damage and intact pieces. Memorandum books 10c each, fancy china plates at 2.50, cream and sugar sets 1.50 per set, 100 piece dinner sets not damaged with 20 percent discount. Toilet sets 6 and 12 piece plain and fancy goods 1.75 to 8. Tinware half price.
Three piece bedroom suite offered at sale prices. Choose between an oak bedstead or an iron bedstead with a matching dresser and commode in polished oak with serpentine swell style and a large bevel mirror. Bargain you will be pleased with.
The default concerns the mortgage dated July 29 1885 by Mary Earl and Herbert Earl to Plano Manufacturing Co. The debt of 134.02 remains unpaid and the mortgage recorded in Davidson County Book of Mortgages page 367 was assigned to Mary E. Monroe who now holds the note.
Ethan June 26 report notes three men left Armour by train and were arrested for robbery. sheriff from the county transported them to Armour for a hearing. The item also records a large local gathering at Alexandria for Hanson county institute and a visit by many to see Governor Elrod.
The Loomis State bank safe has arrived and been placed. A Saturday storm left stock damaged by lightning killed a horse for Davis and Daniels and a two year old steer for John Lowell. Several residents from Mitchell visit Loomis and nearby towns. Bridges and fences were washed away by high water. Ole Johnson’s horse was injured and Ole hurt. a poor farm inmate Blind Billy died. Butler and Clark and local farmers travel for business and grain sales continue.
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