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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1910
Page
10
An advertisement offers a free home remedy for kidney and urinary troubles attributed to backache swelling and pain. It claims relief within a week and invites readers to request the prescription from Dr. A. E. Robinson in Detroit, promising pure simple remedies and home cure.
A vintage health ad claims a 24 hour water test reveals kidney trouble and promotes Bloodine Blood and Kidney Tablets from Scallin Bros Co. at 50c a box or money back. It asserts the tablets cure back pain, rheumatism, kidney and bladder issues, and help with frequent urination and night awakenings, with mail order possible for 60c.
The third week of March real estate transfers indicates many eastern buyers acquiring Davison County property and city land slated for development. Transactions involve numerous parcels with values in the thousands, contributing to a six figure weekly total despite many small deals. Local notes mention new residents, development plans, and related community updates.
Mr and Mrs Wm Reineka returned from Nebraska visits Friday Mrs J L Pyle and daughter May of Huron arrived Saturday evening visiting at Mr and Mrs W R Hubbard’s home The Ladies Aid Society of the 4 B church held a supper at the hall
Chicago market reports show cattle receipts 1600 strong with beef prices $5.75 to $8.70 and calves $8.25 to $9.75. Hogs trade up ten cents with mixed $10.55 to $10.95 and pigs $9.70 to $10.60. Sheep steady with natives $5.60 to $9.00 and lambs $8.75 to $10.50. Sioux City lists cattle at 1500 strong up ten cents top feeders $6.75 and hogs 3200 at five cents higher top $10.70, bulk $10.55-$10. lvvo.
Chicago on March 23 reports cash close figures for wheat No 2 northern at 1.1514 dollars per bushel, No 3 white oats 41 to 45 cents, No 3 white corn 61 to 61 4 cents, No 3 yellow corn 59 to 60 cents, and barley 53 to 67 cents per bushel.
On March 28 in Minneapolis cash market for commodities shows No 2 wheat at about 1.12 to 1.133 dollars per bushel for northern, No 3 white oats at 41 to 42 cents, No 3 yellow corn at 55 to 56 cents, and barley ranging 54 to 63 cents per bushel.
On March 23 prices listed include Wheat No 2 at 99 cents No 3 at 97 cents velvet chaff 98 cents No 2 96 cents flax 2.10 oats 36 cents corn 650 45 cents barley 46 cents.
County Auditor H. B. Anderson announces a meeting of the assessors at the office in Mitchell on Tuesday April 5 1910 for instruction on 1919 assessment. Eligible assessors to attend as supplies will be provided. Dated Mitchell South Dakota March 19 1910.
Monday afternoon $500,000 of state revenue warrants were offered for sale at Pierre with several bidders. Wm. M. Smith of this city representing Mitchell Trust Co. won the bid at 4 percent. Last year First National Bank of Deadwood and First National Bank of Lead bought the same amount. Mr. Smith returned home from Pierre on the early morning passenger.
The editor notes winter agitation over seed corn and finds much of the Midwest lacking good seed. Tests show germination from 30 to 50 percent with many samples weak or none sprouting. Ear testing 20 to 50 ears can identify stock producing 90 to 95 percent germination. water tests offer faster culling of weak kernels.
Farmers advised to sample hundred kernels of strong corn to compare germination under identical conditions. If my corn matches, proceed to secure good seed stock. Seed corn testers cost $5 to $15, and testing saves future seed value. Northern South Dakota and North Dakota have better supplies. questions can be sent to Mitchell Republican columns by W. A. Wheeler.
The Laymen’s Missionary Movement spreads coast to coast with seventy five conventions before the Chicago gathering. Mitchell will host a state convention next Tuesday night with a banquet at City Hall for about 800 men, featuring speakers George S. Eddy and Ethan T. Colton.
Eugene Foss of Boston defeats Republican William R. Buchanan in the Brockton Massachusetts contest for the late William A. Lovering seat. Foss wins by about 5,000 votes, reversing a previous Republican majority of 14,250 from two years ago.
W B Rowley announces candidacy for the Davison County treasurer nomination in the June 1910 Republican primary. He asks Republican voters for their support in the county.
S Cattrell announces his candidacy for the office of Clerk of Courts subject to the primary election on June 7 1910.
Kelley\u2019s Land Company buys and sells land in Davison Aurora Hanson and Hand counties South Dakota. List land for sale to get a good price or call or write for a price list. Office in the Gale Theater Building Mitchell SD.
The article surveys diverse topics from chemistry and manufacturing to infrastructure. Highlights include Britain’s soap output, phosphorus matches ban, Nevada’s rush of quicksilver, New Zealand importing owls for pest control, camphor use in cellulose, Australia’s large incubator, gold production surge, US skin trade, a major Orofino cement plant, a rolling cover for washbasins, coin abrasion tests in France, a Kentucky trowel patent, and Germany’s Kiel canal expansion funding.
A wall paper cutter described by I G Bayley in Scientific American enables cutting multiple lengths at once. A wooden version is feasible though steel offers a better tool, with three-foot blades and full length slots and three thumbscrews required for assembly.
The paper is hung in position with a tool aligned to the perpendicular edge. One side of the tool is adjusted to match the angle of the stairway or slanting roof. Screws are tightened to fix the frame securely in place.
Arizona experimenter A. E. Vin sprayed green dates with acetic acid for 12 to 15 hours and, after three days, produced perfect commercial dates with best natural flavor. Sunshine or 110 degree heat may aid. The method could allow shipping dates while green and hard and ripening later. Other chemicals had ripening effects that harmed flavor.
US Geological Survey chemists report titanium makes up about two-fifths of a percent of the earth's crust. It is more abundant than all other BOA metals combined, with 60 percent being 'cnvg and 26 percent silicon.
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