Bankers in Mitchell Host First Group Meeting
State bankers gathered at the Mitchell Club rooms for the first regional meeting, with about 40 leaders from central and southern South Dakota. Speeches by H. R. Dennis and O. L. Branson highlighted banking responsibility, deposits, and state money use, as papers on topics like the bankers cares and savings departments were presented. The session closed with music by the Mandolin Club and Merle Liljotson's singing, with Canton set to host the next gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
Mitchell
Mitchell Club
Proup
H. R. Dennis
Anderson
Bridglewater
Thos. Nicholson
O. L. Branson
First National Bank
Dennis
K. D. Cassill
Hudson
Geo. CG
Nichols Mandolin Club
Merle T Lilotson
Grace Goodykoontz
Canton
Crops Appear Likely To Yield Strongly This Year
Reports from farmers across plains show high yields in the coming season with abundant hay and strong corn potential. In Perrys township John Gilfillan notes neighbors threshing and confirms wheat yields around 12 to 15 bushels per acre, mostly No 2 grade, while oats and spelt also show solid prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Elion
John Gilfillan
Perrys Township
Crop outlook reports vary across townships in Beulah and Davison counties
Reports from Gililian and others praise corn progress with 30 to 60 bushels per acre possible. Davison County readies a good harvest story despite rust in wheat. In Beulah township oats around 40 bushels per acre and wheat 14 to 16 bushels per acre, with north settlers noting higher yields and top grade quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex. Darwer
Will Clarks
Gililian
Badger
Davison County
Beulah Township
Flavel Lopan
William Miner
Charles Lindsay
Advertised Letters at Mitchell Postoffice 1904 List
The list of uncalled letters at the Mitchell Postoffice closes Aug 20 1904 includes Mrs James Cooper J V Carson Miss Eliga Crouse Wm N Coulter In W Dean Charlie Erickson A Tlood Johnston C A Jones Elmer Jensen Ed Jones W W Kramer George McCartian Tsaae McAllen Miles McAlure Meace Mrs Stelen Nevess A C Nelson Lawrence Nevess Hon A C Norris Wilford Orswell Mrs Alice Pastor Christian church Smith Perrey Swinson Chester Swanson Will Spindler Chiften Worth Ralph When calling for the above say advertised Uncalled letters will be sent to the dead letter office after two weeks H L Bras P M
Markets of Thursday Grain and livestock report
Market report lists Minneapolis and Chicago wheat corn and oats with opening high low and close figures. Cash wheat prices No 1 and No 2 Northern shown for Minneapolis, Duluth receipts and total stock, followed by Chicago cattle hogs and sheep trading with noted weakness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards Wood Co
Minneapolis
Duluth
Chicago
Toons
Northern
New
Siguxty
Grain prices in Mitchell as reported by Truax & Betts Elevator
The Mitchell market lists grain prices from Truax & Betts Elevator Co. Wheat No. 1 Northern 97 cents per bushel, Wheat No. 2 Northern 1.05, No. 3 White Oats 24, No. 1 Barley 34, No. 3 Yellow Corn 39.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Truax & Betts
C.issus
Terrible Plagues Cure with Dean Ointment
A bold advertisement notes the relief from itching skin diseases with Dean Ointment available at any drug store. It frames the product as a remedy to end misery and invites readers to purchase locally.
Has Sold a Pile of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
Joseph McEliney of Linton Iowa reports twenty years of sales and high satisfaction with Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. He endorses it as a good remedy for coughs and colds, offering quick relief and pleasant taste, available at local druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Joseph McEliney
Linton
Towa
Gal
Hamere
Bean
Dr. Menner
Truman H, Johnson
Bustin
Ste
Dr. Penner
Dr. Fenner
St. Vitus
Allen-Clark Drugco
Akron,o
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Bankers
EB. L. Abel
Bridgewater
South Dakota
Illinois
Iowa
Abel
H. L. Bras
P. M
Chitaga Park
Fenner
Alican
Essar
Penner
Burnside’s
Burnside
Ea City
Cooper Commission CO
Ninceapolis
Minn
Skidney Cure
Henry Bugbee
Preston & Hannett
Davison
J.L. Hannett
Henry Bugh
Sime Ha
Man
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