Twentieth Anniversary Statement of Local Bank Beginnings
The notice marks twenty years of operation since October 12 1886 with first statement issued December 28 1886. It outlines capital deposits circulation profits and totals reflecting twenty years of careful banking and growth while inviting public business. The bank emphasizes prompt live up-to-date facilities and dedication to depositor prosperity.
Officers and Directors List
W M Smith serves as President and M F Patton as Cashier among a board that includes D B Miller D A Mizener Meen J H Ferris Thos Fullerto E J Quigley C A Davison J J Lahey W G Davison S H Scallin A B Seaton and James Lyons.
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W. M. Smith
M. F. Patton
D. B. Miller
D. A. Mizener
E. J. Quigley
C. A. Davison
J. J. Lahey
W. G. Davison
S. H. Scallin
A. B. Seaton
James Lyons
Commissioner Bach Advocates Doubling School Land Minimum
State Land Commissioner C J Bach urges raising the minimum sale price of school lands from $10 to $20 per acre to accelerate fund use and reduce idle balances. He notes the permanent school fund totals about $4.81 million with almost all earning 5 or 6 percent and argues for timber sale authorization in Black Hills and legal action over disputed land claims. He cites $66,201.58 remaining in the public building fund for the capitol.
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Bach
Hhe
Black Hills
Government Land Department
State
Sioux Falls Board of Trade
Capitol Commission
Capitol
South Dakota Business College Promotes Versatile Staff
Mitchell, S D announces Virgil D Boyles and E W Boyles as key department heads with long experience. Frank L Brown leads Telegraphy, Miss Kate Boyles heads English, all part of a practical business college promoting real world methods.
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Virgil D. Boyles
Fourth Judicial Circuit
E. W. Boyles
Omaha
Frank L. Brown
Railroad and Commission Service
Kate Boyles
Yankton
Cubs and White Sox Win World Series Battle in Historic Chase
Mitchell fans followed Chicago baseball as the Cubs of the National League and the White Sox of the American League competed for the world championship. After two wins each, the Sox captured the decisive Sunday win 8 to 3, completing a landmark cross league title series.
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Thoeh Mitchell
Chicago
Cubs
White Sox
Mitchell
Sox
Tipping the Pullman Porter in a Stockholder Appeal
Minneapolis Journal argues travelers should tip Pullman porters, urging readers to fund porter wages by tipping and presenting a balance sheet showing stockholders’ gains. It claims high dividends and gift stock justify higher porter pay and warns against anti tipping advocates.
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Minneapolis
Pullman
Hhis
An Awful Cough Cured by Chamberlain Remedy
Two years ago our little girl suffered a pneumonia touch and a severe coughing spell similar to whooping cough. After using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy she stopped coughing and gained weight. the remedy is sold by all druggists.
North and South Dakota Elevator Co Forms in Mitchell
A meeting of leading grain men organized the North and South Dakota Elevator Co to operate grain and elevator business in North and South Dakota with headquarters at Mitchell. The capital is set at $100,000 and officers named are James Carlin of Armour as president H H Dwight of Sioux City as vice president and A A Truax of Mitchell as secretary and treasurer.
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North
South Dakota
North and
Wounds Bruises and Burns Heal Faster with Antiseptic Dressings
An antiseptic dressing applied early can heal wounds bruises and burns in about one third the time of old methods. Chamberlain's Pain Balm is claimed to act on the same principle and reduce pain and danger of blood poisoning. Keep a bottle at home to save time money and suffering. Hor sale by all druggists.
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Chamberlain
Farmer’s Air Order Lesson at Allen Neb
A farmer in Allen Nebraska faced disappointment in the air order business after trying to save a few cents on a bill. The tale illustrates the risks of bargain hunting in the supply chain and the value of straightforward dealings.
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Allen, Neb
Farmer’s Long Distance Bill Backfires on Chicago Goods
A farmer order from a Chicago house left out corn shelter pieces. He used long distance to complain but thirty three minutes of calls cost him $380 in telephone charges. The seller refused to cover the tolls, leaving the total bill around $46 and prompting the farmer to favor doing business locally.
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Chicago
Complete plumbing and heating for country homes
Country Homes offers full plumbing and heating systems with baths hot and cold water hot air steam heat gas for cooking and lighting. They carry Standard Sanitary enamel ware pumps troughs pipes and stove repairs and promise depot price delivery to save time. Barnes opposite the post office.
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Standard Sanitary Co
Barnes
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Banking House
Meen
J. H. Ferris
Fullerto
South Dakota Business College
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Chicago White Sox
NEW Elevator Company
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