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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1912
Page
8
The game ends in a tie after extra innings with New York and Boston each scoring in the later frames. Snodgress, Doyle, Murray, and Merkle produce key innings while Br. Carrigan misjudges a foul and Speaker and Yerkes contribute for Boston. The tenth ends with a 1 1 tie as both teams exchange runs.
In a dramatic opener before 85400 fans Boston defeats New York 4 to 2. Smoky Joe Wood blunts late New York rally with key strikes as the Giants' Tesreau allows Boston offense to surface in the seventh and ninth innings led by Speaker and Cravath in clutch moments.
Two base hits by Doyle Hooper and Wagner pace Boston offense while Speaker adds a three base hit. Tesreau allows five hits in seven innings Crandall one hit in two innings. Game lasts 2 hours 10 minutes with Wood and Desjean pitching as managers note strikes and errors.
Denver Western league champions defeated Minneapolis American Association champions 6 to 4 yesterday afternoon to take a 2-1 lead in the seven game series.
Chicago markets report higher tone with hogs firm to higher led by estimated receipts of 20 000 with 17 190 official yesterday and 16 000 expected tomorrow. Cattle and sheep show steadier demand with cattle around 5.01 to 6.10 and sheep trading near 4.50 to 6.80 as western markets also indicate strength.
List of grain and feed item prices including No 1 northern corn oats and velvet chiuff with various pence and weights. Mentions WLAN price of $1.50.
Minneapolis Minnesota December wheat and corn prices listed with various grades and arrivals. May wheat at 65 1 45, No 1 hard 92 5, No 2 northern 98, durum 86 and 84 arriving, corn No 3 yellow 67 arriving 60, oats No 2 white 80 1 4 arriving 30, barley 66, rye 70 arriving, plane sale $1.48 5.
The Milwaukee market shows bid and ask quotes for wheat corn oats barley rye and flax with No 2 and No 3 futures and December maturities. Prices range from 33 to 98 with decimal fractions and include shipment codes such as northern and velvet chaff.
The ad urges South Dakotans to vote Nay in November on the proposed Party Primary Law. It argues the measure would end the spoils system, require principle over personality, penalize vote buying, allow popular endorsement votes for postmasters, enable majority rule, curb campaign money, aid the poor, permit party recalls, and establish representative and popular party government. Goals appear on ballot first.
A major fire destroyed most of the Crownhirl restaurant and caused an estimated 15000 in losses. Insurance covers the damage. Town residents rallied with determined water access scarce as tank wagons and improvised salt and vinegar solutions helped save the remaining homes from further destruction.
A man identified as Donahue was struck while attempting to reboard a moving train after being forced from a passenger car. He was knocked across the rails as the rest of the train passed over him, leaving his body badly mangled.
The passage resembles a corrupted legal public notice or sworn statement with names and dates obscured. It includes references to a notary public and commission expiration, suggesting an official acknowledgment or affidavit embedded in an imperfect OCR fragment.
Local applications used to treat catarrh by acting on blood and mucous surfaces. Describes Hall's Catarrh Cure as prescribed by physicians for years and as a blood and constitutional remedy. Includes offer to send testimonials free from J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio.
Fire starting in the Pierpont hotel kitchen destroyed the hotel and the Almquist hardware and implement store. Neighbors reported the blaze in Pierpont, South Dakota, with damage to adjacent structures and efforts focused on containment.
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