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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1910

Page

9

Local Classified Advertisements and Offers

A jumble of old classified items lists purchases for jewelry, land, livestock, and household goods. Notices reference Bechtold & Pritts Jewelry, National Land & Loan Co, secondhand heating furnaces, and various sale offers with contact hints and incomplete details. The text also mentions horses, colts, and farm equipment for sale along with organ listings and general goods, all in terse ad form.

Ren Toom Flertria Lizlts Quravce Bent Inqhire Bechtold & Prits Ows Mt. Vernon Hayas Ry Ernul J. J. Haynes Wale Wm. Mares National Land & Loan Co West Nat

Lost and Found notices blur from Mitchell area ad page

A mixed local page item lists a lost price list from Diehl and Browns Drug Store with a reward, a lost dog notice for a sable and white Scotch collie, and personal ads including marriage prospect notices from Wm Scallin of Mitchell and a matrimonial paper. Also mentions services from Columbia Hotel long with a dressmaking ad and local business notices for insurance.

Diehl and Brown Wm. Scallin Mitchell

University Halloween party enthralls faculty and students

The University held its annual Hallowe'en party in College Hall and dormitory, with stunts, fortune telling, ghosts, witches, and a late-night program in the Chapel. Dr Kerfoot sang, Professor Stout and Morris told ghost stories, a Macbeth witch scene impressed, and lights flickered during the event. The crowd stayed past midnight, spared recitations next morning, and Chicago Jack Johnson received a $20,000 Paris offer to fight in Europe.

Dr. Kerfoot Mr. Morris Stout Martin

Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed By Mitchell Resident

A Mitchell resident testifies that two boxes of Doan's Kidney Pills cured kidney trouble and backache, and reports no relapse since. The advertisement declares the remedy strengthens kidneys to expel liquid poisons causing urinary issues. Sold by all dealers at 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. is sole U S agents in Buffalo New York. Remember the name Doan's and take no other.

Dean Mitchell K. A. Johnson Fourth Ave Dak Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo New York United States Doan

Catarrh Cure Claims Cure by Internal Remedies

A fragmented 19th century advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a cure for catarrh by internal medicine. It cites physicians and a “perfect combination” of ingredients to cleanse blood and mucous surfaces, promising testimonials and urging readers to request more information from Toledo, Ohio.

Hall Toledo Obie

Kidnaping of Grace Rolph Sparks Pursuit Across Mexico

An armed pursuer group chases Segunda Selero and Leandro Mendoza after they robbed a safe and abducted 16 year old Grace Rolph near Chicoy Tamaulipas. Consul Miller requests rurales to aid the search as a clash between parties is seen as likely. The shaken family, formerly of Pender Nebraska, awaits word on the girl's fate.

City Mexico Grace Rolph Chicoy Tamaulipas Miss Rolph Rolph Pender Neb Consul Miller Tampico Segunda Selero Leandro Mendoza Huasteca Vera Cruz Miller Woonsocket Mt. Vernon Ralph Mitchell

Letcher S D residents host convention and events

Mitchell visitor Odell joins Letcher ties for a week of church meetings. South Central Association of Congregational churches met here with well attended sessions. Mrs Wallace spoke on women's suffrage and county option. Rev Horton ordained, reception for ministers and delegates. Turkey supper drew a good crowd and other social visits followed.

Letcher S. D.—Smith Odell Mitchell South Central Association of Congregational Churches Wallace Horton Julian of Evan Watkins Loomis B. Gomer Davies South Central Association of Congregation Smit Odell W. J. Cole Delbert Myrtle Ryan J. B. Wilson Hazel R. H. Todd Ila Woonsocket Hannah Jensen Ike McCaughey Iowa A. G. Schuler Wm. Schuler Phil Bair T. N. Kirkpatrick Phillis J. C. Eitel Gertrud Bumpson Gertrude Hilborn Mieses Blanche Kitty Ryan Chain Lakes Harry Perkins Len Harry Ace Fred Schuler Jim Kinkead Frank Wooden St Elmo Thomas Coldfelter Miller, D Paul Jacobus Hettinger N. D D. H. French Ottumwa

Bay pleased with her verdict in breach suit

Miss Ella R. Ray spoke after a $25,000 verdict in a breach of promise case against James S. Sanborn. She said justice was achieved by a jury of South Dakota men and would have felt the same about any amount. She planned to appeal if Sanborn sought U S Supreme Court review and would stay in Sioux Falls a day or two to handle business.

Sioux Falls S. D James 5S Sanborn South Dakota Ella R. Ray Miss Ray Supreme Court of the United States Miss Bay

Crawford Speaks At Ethan Rally In Tobey's Hall

Senator Crawford will address the first Republican campaign rally in Tobey's Hall Ethan, S D. The event aims to energize local party members with a statewide speaker. Also noted are social updates on residents traveling to Germany and local farmers planning sales as several retirees prepare for departures and market changes.

Ethan S. D Tobey’s Hall Crawford Republican Party State Committee John Schutt Germany Father Land Kuetenbach George Hoffman Lena Germschied G. P. Grosz North Dakota Clara Jessie Tremain Katie Weiland Parkston Laevey John “Aufenberg D. J. Donavan Theodore Hohn T. H. Coyne G. Lindstrom J. M. Weiland Sam Cutts John Clements Meat Market Henry Thompson

South Dakota pharmacists protest Home Rule League letter

The South Dakota Pharmaceutical Association denounces a Sioux Falls based Home Rule League mailing that wrongly ties pharmacists to liquor sales and warns members that county option would not change pharmacists’ practices. Officers insist the profession remains honorable and largely opposes intoxicant sales except by law.

Dell Rapids South Dakota Pharmaceutical Association Home Rule League Sioux Falls South Dakota Home League Commonwealth

Republicans Confident as South Dakota Ballots Near

With a week left before voting, South Dakota Republicans project large margins or shifting outcomes and Democrats watch as polls vary. The forecast reflects broad confidence within the party and uncertainty across districts.

Predictions on 1910 election majorities and Governor Vessey

Analysts forecast a heavy but under ninety thousand vote with about eighty thousand for Republican and Democratic nominees. Governor Vessey is expected to be re elected with a majority near ten thousand as opposition pressure reduces his margin from two years ago. Democrats may win few western counties, but fall short of broad support.

Congress Congressional Vessey

Aberdeen Backers Near Funds for Publishing HQ

A mass meeting of Aberdeen business men at the courthouse showed strong support for locating the northwest headquarters of Orange Judd publishing interests in Aberdeen. About $20,000 of the $100,000 needed was raised quickly, and a ten man committee was appointed to finish raising the remainder. It is believed the full amount can be secured to meet all demands of Mr. Myrick, manager of the Grange Judd interests.

Aberdeen, S. D Aberdeen Court House Orange Judd Northwest Myrick Grange Judd Interesta

Still Declining Is The Hog Record Still Declining

Market report shows hog receipts at 24,000 today with 5,576 left from yesterday. Prices range from 7.45 to 8.65 for various hog categories as Yonkers and other districts list bids. Cattle receipts estimated at 20,000 with steady market. beef and stocker categories shown. Sheep receipts 30,000 with a weak market for native sheep and lambs and ranges for yearlings and western lambs.

Chiengxo Yonkers Texas

Sioux City Livestock Market Receipts Report

Sioux City Iowa cattle receipts show 1,000 head with firm demand and 2 100s priced at 8.25 top, 7.70 bulk. sheep receipts at 50 steady. Market notices reflect lower rents and steady activity in the livestock market.

Sioux City Iowa

Chicago cash grain prices today

Wheat No 1 northern 1.02 1.08. No 2 northern 1.00 1.02. No 3 white oats 32 32. No 3 white corn 49 49. No 3 yellow corn 49 2-4 50. Barley 55 75.

Chicago

Mitchell Gibain Marat Market Prices Display

Wheat prices today show No 7 northern at 90c No 2 at 88c velvet chaff No 2 at 86c No 8 at 84c flax at 2.36 dollars oats 25c new corn old corn 50c barley 56c All figures reflect the latest market listing with occasional misprints in the source text.

Mitchell Gibain

Grain prices and market notes from Minneapolis area

Crop bids listing wheat oats corn and barley with prices and lot numbers. Northern wheat at 104 dollars, 3-83, 1.08 time. No. 2 white oats at 30 1-2, No. 3 yellow corn at 49 4A, barley at 54 71, total value 269 dollars.

Minneapolis Northern

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