Bank to buy real estate items and stock listings
Classified notice recalls a bank seeking real estate and business stock ads with mail order offers. Also a missing team mule pair near Phillips. reward offered for info. A lost light brown leather pocket book with contents and a $10 reward for finder who returns it to T. Smith in Philip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tate Meers
T. 4
Smith
Philip
The
Philip Creamery Association
Ofice of
Warner Land Company
Stanley County
K. J. Morgan
Dr. Shop
Land values rise as western farms mature and amenities lure buyers
Development along the West Charles M. Harger corridor shows land prices 20 to 40 percent higher than five years ago, fueling farm divisions as second generations enter local business. Buyers weigh production potential against cost while valuing schools, rural telephone, churches, and neighborly life. lakes and rivers offer sunshine and prairie income advantages despite travel for vacation options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Harger
Atlantic
High Plain
Ohio Valley
Market reports on wheat grades and butterfat values
Market notes show No 1 and No 2 wheat grades with a decline and Durum No 1. Butterfat quotes are listed with a value of 7 4, indicating current pricing expectations. The fragment suggests a brief commodity round up from the Wheat market and dairy fat index.
Hugo as an Artist The Great Writer's Self View of Drawings
Victor Hugo prized his sketches and even willed them to the National Library, asserting their enduring significance. His habit of expanding ink blots and crude studies emerged in exile, as he drew moonlit scenes and childlike figures for youthful amusement and improvement of society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Hugo
Marlon de Jorme
Porte-Saint Martin Theater
Laferriere
Hugo
National St of Paris
United States
Guernsey
Rhine
Alvan
Sanborn
Railroads earnings surge seen surpassing last year
The article notes 1909 railroad gross earnings around 2.65 billion dollars with 40 percent to wages, 30 percent to materials, 3 percent taxes, 22 percent to interest and dividends, and a 5 percent surplus for future construction. It discusses broader implications for land values, agriculture, and national prosperity, plus local notices and public affairs in South Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Lowa
Ilinois
United States
Pierre Free Press
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Severin
Wheeler Co
City Tailor Shop
Philip, So. Dak
Automobiles A_Specialty
Jack
Hallowe'en Postals
Gouth Winchester Hotel
Will Walpole
Mandt
Mierre
Review
Pillip
C. Peterson
D. l
Sutherland
Collier's
Ube Taygorrow
Rath Bryan Leavitt
Bryan
Colorado
Chicago
Mecca
J. A. Edgerton
Hislip
Getober Yia
Col. Larimer
A. J. Wray
Claude Ramsey
Frank M. Rood
Board of
A. B. Center For
Philip, SD
Milwaukee
Wis
N. W. Ry
Hot Springs
Rapid City
North Western Line
Hot Spon
Baflalo P. In
Ballalo Gap
Pean
Deine
Basket City
Baullalo Gap
Buffalo Gaglian
Wet Springs
Bet
Everett White
Murdo
Theetty
Thoris Sharkee
Mro
Winphe
Powell
Henning Sundstraus
Wimple
Capital Journal
Otto Rieht
Omaha
Northwestern Hotel
Perry and
Minburn
Itowa
W. W. Cardell
Harry Stelzer
Perry
Roscoe KE
FB. Airey
Denver
Salt Lake City
A. O. Figge
F. K. Donovan
Milesville
Avon
Miss Gertrude
S. B. Perrin
Pioneer Pharmacy
G. E
Reeves
Selpt Rot
Jon
van Higupe
Dr. Shoop
America
Porap
Ehina
Theop
Wiles Boop Winall
Berg
Pierre
J. A. Berg
SO. Dak
E. G. Davis
Ladies’ & Gentlemen’s
H.A. Kumm
Jdsmith Cash Fort Metre Bank
BR. A.bielsklcynson
Bank of Kaduka
Ate Bank of
Home Land & Abstract Co
M- L. Parcells
Fort Pierre, S. D
R. A. Bielski
Bennett & Bielski
Philip, So. Dakota
Hargesheimer
OHARA
Roy C. Burner, Mgr
Rapid City, So
Powell Drug Company
Owell
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