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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1912
Page
9
Receipts and market tone across several markets show muted activity. Chicaro hog receipts estimated 27 000 today with 9 628 carried over, tomorrows 19 000. prices mostly steady with hogs and cattle ranges listed. Sioux City reports cattle 900 steady top beeves 9 010 hogs 11 000 top 7 60. sheep steady.
Prices for wheat and corn appear in this fragment with No 1 northern at $1.00 and No 2 northern at $0.95 to $0.08, velvet chaff at 9s, corn around 60 to 70, oats at 4a. The note reflects market quotations and commodity terms from a historical agricultural listing.
Minnesota markets show Wheat No. 1 hard at 1.16 5-8, No. 1 northern 1.15 7-8, and nearby contracts May 1.14 1-8, July 1.14 3-8, September 1.05. Corn No. yellow 76 77, No. 4 72, oats No. white 58 1-2, No. 8 50 2, barley 70, rye 86 1-2, flax 127 1-2 with some arrivals noted.
New York City reports the first aerial mail test led by aviator Paul Peck. He will fly from Governors Island to Washington carrying about 10 000 letters with official post office support. The mission aims to prove feasibility and speed, with potential future stops planned for Philadelphia and Baltimore.
The text notes use of a carriage for carrying considerable weight and as a commercial means of transportation, indicating its role in industry and trade.
The standing shows six at large delegates. Roosevelt seeks eight pledged to Taft. Delegates elected by Taft and Roosevelt factions. Roosevelt side concedes many delegates. lists by state assignations from Colorado to Vermont and other allocations. Some states contested or instructed for Governor Baldwin.
The study contrasts Christ teachings with religious critics on swearing and truth telling. It urges Christians to let speech be yes or no and to bridle the tongue. It warns that careless or bitter words harm character and displease God, urging heart transformation.
Justice Eli Cherry of Gillis Mills Tennessee suffered a persistent leg sore described as cancer before using Busklen's Arnica Salve. He reports relief after treatment and notes the salve cures burns boils ulcers cuts bruises and piles. Sold for 25 cents at Diehl and Brown.
Miss Ilannah Jenson departed on Tuesday evening by train through Omaha for Moosejaw Saskatchewan Canada where she expects to remain through the summer.
Local notes report Episcopal work on Rowley Street and Third Avenue, Baptist church renovations, services in the city hall, and upcoming meetings. Smallpox hit mail clerk Dick Hazen. Wilde, a pioneer tailor, died en route to Chicago. Baseball, Bible school, and various visits, births, and business moves fill the domestic calendar.
Slugh Tallman of San Antonio praises Dr King’s New Life Pills as hearty and vigorous, claiming they put new life and energy into a person. He notes benefit for stomach, liver or kidney troubles and mentions a 25 cent price at Diehl and Brown.
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