Bank Robbers Fail In Lane South Dakota Heist
Explosions rattle Lane as four men terrorize the town but fail to seize bank money. The raid ends with the robbers fleeing in a team and buggy toward Alpena, later taking a passenger train north. Local officers and the bank board scramble to arrest them while detailing receipts and expenses of the bank and Y M C A work. The community discusses future funding for a permanent Y M C A building.
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Alpena
Virgil
Frank Thompson
L. J. Grisinger
Robert Henderson
Thompson
Lane
YMCA Annual Meeting Highlights And Finances
The YMCA held its annual meeting with fifty at a city hall luncheon. Reports covered physical work, religious activity, and the Intermediate Boys program. attendance averaged about 25 for religious meetings and 20 for the Discussion Club. Financials showed receipts of 1276.00 and expenses near 3765.50, overdraft 36.57, with 883.71 in rental funds.
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Lauritz Miller
Miller
Lindsey
Whittaker
Lloyd Wiltse
Litchfield
Gillis
Postoffice Circular Urges Rural Route Road Improvements
Postmaster Wells relays a Post Office Department circular urging local officials to inspect roads and bridges on rural routes. If improvements are not started promptly after a reasonable time, service may be discontinued. Emphasis on drainage and grading with simple tools like the split log drag to keep routes in good repair.
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Wells
Postoffice Department
P. V. DeGraw
Cattle and Hogs Prices Slump Across Markets
Chicago on April 6 reports cattle receipts 11 000 with strong beeves at 5 65 to 8 60 calves 7 00 to 8 25 hogs receipts 15 000 steady mixed 10 45 to 10 70 pigs 9 50 to 10 40 sheep 10 000 receipts weak wether 5 00 to 5 90 lambs 7 90 to 9 30 Sioux City on April 6 cattle receipts 600 steady stockers strong hogs 3 500 ten to fifteen cents lower top 10 50 bulk 10 30 to 10 40
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Chicago
Sioux City
Chicago Grain Cash Close Report
Chicago on April 6 reports cash close figures for grain and corn. Wheat No 2 northern traded from 1.12 to 1.14 dollars per bushel. No 3 white oats ranged 40 to 43.5 cents. White corn 57 to 58.5 cents. Yellow corn 55 to 57 cents. Barley traded 50 to 66 cents.
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Chicago
Minneapolis Grain Cash Close Report
Minneapolis April 6 cash close for grains shows Wheat No 2 northern $1.085 to $1.10 4, No 3 white oats 38 to 89 cents, yellow corn 49 to 51 cents, barley 54 to 63 cents.
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Minneapolis
Mitchell real estate boom as transfers soar in March
Davison County records show brisk real estate activity with Mitch ell and nearby towns mounting new housing. Transfers for the week push totals toward 410 for the year, far above prior records, signaling a busy building season ahead.
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County Register of Deeds
Mitchell
M. B. Showers
A. G. Berquist
Greene
P. J. Callan
C. J. Crowley
S. W. Quar
Million Dollar Fire Destroys Omaha Elevator Complex
A blaze at Nye Schneider Fowler elevators in Omaha caused about a million dollars in damage. The fire burned four hours threatening the business district and also destroyed the Money Milling plant, a wooden manufacturer, and 150 loaded freight cars.
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Omaha
Nye
Schneider & Fowler Company
Money Milling Company
Wooden Manufacturing Company
Mitchell Grain Market Prices on April 6
Wheat No 2 98c No 8 96c velvet chaff 97c No 2 95c flax $2.12 oats 32c corn 40c barley 45c.
Indiana Republicans Endorse Taft and Beveridge at State Convention
Indiana Republicans pass a national key note endorsing President Taft and Senator Beveridge despite Beveridge's tariff vote. The platform backs tariff protections, a tariff commission, conservation laws, wartime tax authority, anti injunction limits, child labor mining laws, and Roosevelt practices. The call aims to influence national sentiment and re elect Taft and Beveridge.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
Beveridge
Taft
Watt
Roosevelt
Advent Society Selects Mitchell Site for College
Redfield Advent Society has picked Mitchell as the site for a new state institution. The Advent committee purchased 120 acres near town after discussions with the Mitchell Commercial Club. Redfield’s club will raise 7 200 dollars as a bonus, and the building is planned at 25 000 dollars with opening set for September 1911.
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Advent Committee
Mitchell
Tthe Commercial Club
Commercial Club
Advent
Redfield
Redfield Commercial Club
French dietetist Gourand on rational diet
Dr. Gourand, eminent French dietetist, defines a rational diet as pleasant to taste yet maintains bodily equilibrium, supports efficient organ function, and minimizes the workload this diet imposes on the body.
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Gourand
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Citizens State Bank
Fred B. Shipp
North America
Mr. Shipp
C. W. Derr
S. H Scallin
O. T. Litchfield
F.J. Hoff
Rufus Lyons
L. A. Williams
E. F. Reamer
B. A. Bobb
S. D. Vanisenthuysen
R. J. Lamme
Wm. Pier
J. W. Broadbent
Elmer Loom
Earl Rowley
F. W. Freyberg
Chicago Grain
Davison County
Michael Clark
Martin S. Sexe
N. E
Catharine Mutziger
John Gessragen
Scheich
Ethan
Helen Sullivan
Dan Sullivan
Schiech’s
Ethan G
E. Loomis
W. C. Hemning
R. R
Mina Becker
John Stahl
W. A. Sherman
Joseph T. Spielman
S. E
E. C. Lyle
Thomas D. Moir
Applegate
Mitchell Orville M. Butterfield
M. H. Michalson
Lydia S. Butterfield
John Lindsay
Charles W. Meyers
Claude D. Henline
Martin P. Ohlman
Ella Shafer
E. G. Williams
Patrick J. Cruise
Dora A. Magruder
Sadie P. Rogers
S. E. Quarter
W. J. Higgins
Reinhold Metzger
S. E. Quar
Oscar F. Aaronson
J. H. Herman
van Eps
Anna E. Lewis
Oscar Halverson
N. W
Feter H. Hanson
Mary Hanson
Sheeder
Edward Martin
Wm. Goldhammer
James Sykes Wilson
Fritz Koepke
N. E.uarter
Hugh Sheeks
Fred James
Delophin Burns
E. E. Wagner
Rowley
Arthur Miller
Emma Jannsen
S. E. Uarter
A. Neish & Sons
Mitchell Grain Market
Sound National
Indorse
Fargo
North Dakota
Milwaukee Depot
America
Des Moines
Milwaukee
ROBT
Burgess & Luken
North Oakota
First Nat. Bank
Sioux Falls
S.D
South Dakota
A. D. Walpole
Joseph I. Goldhagen
Advent Society
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