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Newspaper
The Kadoka Press
Location
Kadoka, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1908
Page
4
After seven years of female troubles Mrs Sallie French of Pancannla Ind Ter reports being restored to health using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The letter promotes the remedy, citing years of use and offers free advice from Mrs Pinkham.
Dun's Review notes higher activity in grains provisions livestock and hides with stronger ore and coal forwarding while factory woods leather and minor supplies signal rising output. Bank clearings reach 220 309 379 down 9.5 from 1907 and Chicago district failures total 38 versus 21 last week and 22 a year ago.
New York reports little new in trade aside from steady better zone prospects and modest industrial expansion especially in textiles. Retail stocks are not large but fill-in orders continue. fall buying shows limited assurance as crop and political developments dampen sentiment. Failures for the U S. week ending June 18 total 244, Canada 23, with year-ago comparisons.
Listings from Chicago to Toledo show cattle, hogs, sheep, and various grains priced per region. Prices cover wheat No 2, corn No 2, oats No 2, rye No 2, and hay, butter, eggs, and clover seed with regional ranges and quality notes.
The Amador Mining and Development Company of Montana, a $10,000,000 corporation based in Chicago, has collapsed. Letters to 1,400 stockholders say the copper gold mine near Amador in Missoula county, which had $500,000 sunk into it, is now worth little. Also noted is a Chicago board of trade clash as J A Patten cornered corn and J Ogden Armour failed to break it, while Armour held wheat firmly.
A garbled ad promises a permanent cure for a condition with a free bottle and treatises from Dr Klings Orest, listing B Kline Philadelphia. The remainder presents a rural rail fault tale where Farmer Highsnoggle complains of damage from a locomotive hitting a fiddle claimed to be a Stradivarius, with the agent offering far less than the claimed value.
A depositor quips to a bank receiver that lasting comfort is a bachelor’s notion. A benedict laments marriage’s cost, noting a wife proves expensive yet endures long, prompting a consoling pat from the bachelor on the back.
A reader from Bettie Creek Michigan extols Grape Nuts with milk and cream as a balanced food for all life stages. She cites improved nerve and brain power and notes family members also adopt the cereal. The ad claims many letters are genuine and printed to inspire trust.
The text compares death rates per thousand workers in mining across countries. It cites 1906 Belgium at 0.04, Great Britain at 1.29, France at 0.84 in 1905, and Prussia at 1.8 in 1904, with the local country at 3.4.
A mother reports that her three month old son suffered severe Cuban Itch. After using Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment, the sores dried, and within two weeks the child recovered fully. She paid 75 cents and would have paid more if needed. May 17, 1906, Union City Michigan.
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