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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1906
Page
12
Mrs. Miller travels to Chicago while Mrs. Mowery returns from Iowa visits. Mitchell holds a lively dance. births, movings, and arrivals mark spring prep with university contests, local bids, and new businesses.
A daily market report lists bid and ask ranges for hard wheat, No 1 and No 2 northern, No 3 northern, No 1 Duram, No 2 Durum, No 3 Yellow corn, No 3 corn, No 3 White oats, No 3 vats, barley, rye, flax cash and May prices. Prices show arrival terms and varying fractions, with ranges indicating unsettled trading for grain commodities.
Public sale of farm northeast quarter section 11 102 60 three miles south and one mile east of Mitchell eight miles north of Ethan on Wednesday March 14 1906 at 10 am. Items include six horses forty cattle thirteen cows twenty two hogs 175 chickens farm machinery including plane binder McCormick mower corn planter disc harrow plows wagons harness and more plus 15 tons hay 250 bushels corn and household goods. Free lunch at noon. Terms cash up to 310 with balance on bankable security at 10 percent interest until Oct 1 1906 2 percent discount for cash over 810. Jimmie Judge auctioneer L J Welch clerk Geo Rowell rower.
Dr. R V Pierce of Buffalo publishes a pamphlet detailing ingredients in his Golden Medical Discovery and other remedies. The appeal cites endorsements from medical authorities and offers a free booklet on medicinal plants, with his Pleasant Pellets promoted as a laxative regulator. A $50,000 giveaway version of the People’s Common Sense Medical Adviser is offered, with mail options for a copy.
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