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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1915
Page
3
Chicago market report shows mixed prices across cattle hogs and sheep. Receipts today were about 22 000 with prices steady to slightly lower. hogs ranged around 7.25 to 7.75, cattle firm to lower, and sheep easing, with notable figures for arrivals and yesterday’s shipments.
Sioux City Ia saw cattle receipts of about 1 900 with market steady to strong hogs at 4 000 head down 5 cents to 7 05 top. Cattle trade remained steady with fat cattle and stockers firm as buyers focused on quality and outside packers. Sheep and lambs were light with a strong basis and local packers showing active demand.
Minneapolis scene reports bid prices for wheat and corn with ranges for No 1 hard and northern grades, durum values, and nearby futures including May July and September wheat. Corn prices show No 5 and No 4 yellow with arrive and bid figures.
The dairy train tour organized by the Chicago & North Western and Milwaukee Road, with the State College and Dairymen’s Association, toured South Dakota towns to promote dairying, silos, and alfalfa. Reports show 1914 cream receipts rising sharply, local creameries expanding, and prices for butter fat unevenly aligned with markets, highlighting a shift toward broader dairy development.
MILWAUKEE WEDNESDAY grain prices for wheat corn oats and barley listed with grades No 1 and No 2 northern and standard values in dollars per bushel. Wheat prices show Nakota Wakota and Velvet varieties with several maturity months indicated. corn oats and barley include mixed No 2 and No. 3 white and standard listings.
The state railway commission schedules hearings in several towns in late April and May to review service reductions between Tyndall and Rumblingwater, telephone issues in Chamberlain, delivery delays in Cacoma, Dakota Central connections, and broader phone matters in Irwin.
J W Breadbent responds to critics in a First Ward aldermanic bid. He asserts personal business commitments and vows public duty if elected, pledging careful attention to city affairs and ward improvements while aligning with city welfare.
An old advertorial claim promises to remove dandruff by applying four ounces of a liquid nightly. It asserts sustained use will dissolve and destroy all dandruff traces and improve scalp condition and hair texture. The text suggests liquid aryl can be bought at any drug store and is inexpensive.
Hundreds of Shriners from South Dakota and neighboring states gathered in Sioux Falls for a grand ceremonial at the EHMRuaid temple. Imperial Potentate Dr. Frederick R. Smith and visiting dignitaries were welcomed by local leaders and escorted through the city to the Shrine temple.
Andrew Knudeson a prominent Strool man was held for trial in the state circuit court on a statutory charge after a preliminary hearing before a Strool justice. Bond set at 500 dollars. he remains in the county jail. Mrs Smith, the codefendant, waived preliminary hearing and is also jailed on a 500 dollar bond.
The readable fragment hints at charges against two individuals causing tension among homesteaders and townspeople in a regional area. No clear names, places, dates, or organizations are legible to specify.
The land offices report 491 filings since the 220 acre homestead law took effect. The Timber Lake and Lemmon offices are rapidly filled as claimants seek additional quarter sections or new claims to secure the homestead privilege.
State's Attorney Fred G. Tvnutinertan Wassom issued warrants for the arrest of several dealers in Aberdeen for selling cigarettes and subpoenas for minors who have been smoking. Rumors say a list of a dozen or more dealers will be arrested for violating the anti cigarettes to minors law.
The Newburys offer fale grass seed used on the post office town last fall at 2Se per lb. They advertise Velvet Town Seeder a drill hat plants perfectly and available at the downtown store.
The daughter of Henry Mook declines to testify about alleged abuse as her father and the state’s attorney, members of the county board, hear the case. The child shows distress in court and cannot repeat the troubling tale.
Fourth district meeting notes show the Third District Women’s Federated Clubs gathering in Mitchell on April 6 and 7. Also listed are the South Dakota Trap Shooters Association events set for June 1 to 3, 1915, and the Dakota Wesleyan commencement spanning May 0 to June 2, inclusive.
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