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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1917
Page
6
Fragmentary grocery ledger shows hog receipts with prices and totals. Entries mention market firms, bulk sales, and various item totals like 15 29, 12 30, and other sums. The text is garbled but centers on livestock prices and cash amounts.
Fragmentary notice mentions poultry, fowls, and receipts in an unsealed shipment. Names or places are unreadable, but the item references poultry products and related paperwork in a damaged document.
The Minneapolis grain market shows cash close activity with mixed bids and prices for May and other futures. Trading notes indicate varying bids and arrivals, with unclear references to quantities and specific contract terms.
A partial OCR line mentions a seal and page reference with unclear identifiers. The readable text shows stray letters and numbers and no coherent event or names to anchor a full summary.
Fragmented OCR reads like a New York speech report with references to war talk, a trading price, and aviation or steel terms. The text is garbled but hints at corporate or state statements and declining final prices. The piece mentions the United States, corporations, and aviation or steel diction in a jumble.
A fragmentary letter reveals a front line correspondent describing life near the front. The writer mentions letters home, fear of word loss, and routine marching amid small towns within walking distance. He notes health good, scarce supplies, and attempts to procure French tobacco and coffee while on movement during wartime.
The Coyotes tune up for a clash with Iowa in November at home against Sioux Falls. Quarterback Lyne looks to spark the backfield while Heck and Golbins provide backfield support. Halverson and Mckinnon join the line as “new man” at end and left tackle with the squad aiming to polish interference and secure a win.
Welch, a heavy farm land owner from this vicinity, returned to his Hollywood California home with profits from his crops this year. His share of the year's production mounted to more than 89,000 dollars.
Fragmentary text notes land holdings and renters on farms, with profits described as high and the season profitable for rentiers. The source hints at profits from sharecropping or tenancy but offers no specifics on names, places, or dates.
Sioux Falls reports an official inspection by the board of investigation into Hills institutions under state control. The Hills sanitarium near a new pavilion expands capacity for twenty four patients with more space planned for thirty two. The soldier home at Trott also receives attention, with 205 members and 160 currently housed, while forty five are elsewhere. The operation covers thirty two wards and a library of 5,900 books with 100 magazines across hospitals in the region.
The Ramlin county board at a Mel 24 meeting in its city approved a five year roads building plan to improve highways to be among the best in South Dakota. The county will seek federal and state aid and appropriate funds itself. Rural routes proposed highways and trunk lines were mapped and sent to the state highway commission in Pierre.
Wayn South Dakota man enters a guilty plea on a charge related to possessing alcohol. The case indicates significant costs anticipated in the proceeding.
A Brookings farmer, Canou Pannaetek, was fined in Stately for liquor in his possession. Judge Sherwood ordered a fine of $200 plus costs, totaling $259.20.
Purported health ad claims Olive Tablets cleanse blood bowels and liver as a safe calomel substitute. Advertises olive colored tablets with a vegetable formula sold for 10c and 25c per box by all druggists, urging nightly use for a week to improve complexion and energy.
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