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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1914

Page

5

Pastor James Price Faces Kiss Charge in New York

A new witness testified that Rev Dr James Embury Price kissed her against her will amid a church conduct charge. The tale includes a confrontation with her husband at the parsonage and Price's defense denying the accusations during a Methodist committee hearing.

New York City Select Committee The Methodist Church James Embury Price F. J. Bleacher Lejer Dore Miller Dehl William Duke More John Street Moore Washington Heights Ixentucky Dr. Price

CHICAGO MARKET BRACES FOR LIVESTOCK TRADING

Today at Union Stock Yards Chicago receipts total eighteen thousand with five thousand twenty five carried over and estimated fifteen thousand for tomorrow. Cattle and hog prices rise with cattle showing steady to ten cent gains and hog prices higher across sizes while sheep bids advance for native and western offerings.

Union Stock Yards Chicago Ill Texas

Sioux City Market Report Shows Mixed Livestock Movements

Cattle receipts steady as hog totals reach 3 000 with prices up to 8.50. Sheep around 500 head hold steady. Tuesday firmness noted in fat cattle with beeves 7.00 to 8.85 and cows 5.75 to 7.75. Hog prices see slight week decline from Monday, with overall weaker tone in sheep and lambs.

Sioux City Ron c

Mitchell Grain Market Prices

Wheat No 1 northern 0.00. No 2 northern 0.78. No 3 northern 0.76. No 1 velvet chaff 0.79. No 2 velvet chaff 0.77. Oats 0.32. Corn 0.51. Flax 1.30.

Mitchell Grain Markey Northern

Grain Market Prices From Minneapolis Cash Market

Grain prices listed by Weaver Leask of Chicago Board of Trade. Minneapolis cash market figures show No 1 wheat 91 7 8 to 92 1 8, Montana hard 89 1 2 to 89 1 8, corn 63 1 2 to 66, oats 33 1 3 to 95 1 2, barley 43 56, flax 1.53 5 8 to 1.55 5 8, rye 55 1 2 to 57, durum 83 1 2, 4 corn 63 1 2 to 66, 3 white oats 36 3 4 to 37.

Weaver & Leask Chicago Board of Trade North Main Minneapolis Minn Northern Montana

Milwaukee Grain Market Price Report

Milwaukee Wis cash market shows No 2 red at 2 3 red at 89 90 No 3 white at 70 3 corn 68 69 and 4 yellow 68 6 percent higher receipts 82 000 vs 40 000 oats 1 4 1 2c higher 80 000 vs 121 000 with 3 White 40 1 2 standard 41.

Milwaukee Wis Chicago

Chicago Market Wheat Corn Prices Amid Mixed Signals

Chicago cash wheat and corn quotes show varied figures with No 2 corn around 69 to 70 cents, several spring and durum wheat prices near 90s to 94, while oats list range from 39 to 41 cents. The data reflects a tentative trading mood with multiple grades and quality notes.

Great Lakes package freight lines face rail competition

Witnesses before the interstate commerce commission say independent Great Lakes package freight lines earn solid profits with lower tonnage than railroad controlled lines. Railroad operators are accused of starving lake carriers through costly management and outdated methods to divert traffic to rails. Julius H. Barnes of the Duluth Commercial Club challenges rail policy as monopolistic and detrimental to lake tonnage.

Washington, D. C Great Lakes Interstate Commerce Commission Witneses Julius H. Barnes Duluth Commercial Club Barnes

American directors resign from Western Union board

New York City report that the directors of the American Telephone and Telegraph Company, who also sit on the Western Union board, resigned from the Western Union directors today under the justice department agreement.

New York City Department of Justice Western Union Telegraph Company Ith American Telephone and Telegraph Company American Company Western Union Western Union Board

President Plans Easter Vacation to White Sulphur Springs

President Wilson changes Easter trip plan to White Sulphur Springs West Virginia from Hot Springs Virginia to allow Mrs Wilson to recuperate from illness. The President will depart Thursday night and return Monday.

Washington, D. C White Sulphur Springs West Virgina Hot Springs Virginia Wilson

Guardianship sale order for Krebsbach minors in Davison County

In Davison County South Dakota In County Court guardian Kibbee petitions to sell real estate for Ruben and Florence Krebsbach minors. The court orders appearance May 2 1914 at 10 AM in Milleheil Court House to show cause why sale should not be granted. Publication required four weeks in Mitchell Capital and personal service on interested locals. Judge O C Thompson.

State of South Dakota Davison Ruben Krebsbach Florence Krebsbach H. R. Kibbee Milleheil Gaytoon County Mitchell Capital Davison County Davison Powntey

Montana Standard Mining Company Seeks Voluntary Dissolution

In Davison County South Dakota Fourth Judicial Circuit a corporate dissolution filing is announced for Montana Standard Mining Company organized under South Dakota law. Within thirty days from first publication interested parties may appear and file objections to the dissolution petition as of March 1914.

State of South Dakota Fourth Judicial Circuit Davison County Montana Standard Mining Company Circuit Court

Local Insurance Case Upheld in Supreme Court

Dr. J. Noble as administrator of Theodore Parkman’s estate won a suit against Kansas City Life Insurance for a $1,000 policy. Parkman died in March 1912 after falling on stairs in the G A Vermilyea building. The case drew insurance sector attention over premium payment and policy validity. The circuit court ruled for Noble. the insurer was represented by BH I Wagner and the estate by Spangler Haney and W M Herbert.

J. Noble Theodore Parkman State Supreme Court Kansas City Life Insurance Company Parkman G. A. Vermilyea Mr. Noble Frank B. Smith Noble Insurance Company BH. I. Wagner Sioux Falls Spangler & Haney W. M. Herbert

Stacey wins state prohibition oratorical contest

Lionel Stacey of Dakota Wesleyan won first place in the State Prohibition oratorical contest held last night in the courthouse. Terry Itford of South Dakota State College took second. Wm. Jesad represented Sioux Falls College. Stacey will represent South Dakota in the interstate contest with seven other states. He received a $50 prize for his eloquent delivery and strong appeal.

Lionel Stacey Dakota Wesleyan Court House South Dakota State College Terry (Itford Sioux Falls College Wm.Jesad Clifford Cleland Stacey America South Dakota A. Y Y. Sehmour Volga G. W. Nash Aberdeen O. C. Kelleg Vermillion B. Harris Pierre H. E. Dawes Walton Elder

Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsement From Mitchell Resident

Mitchell South Dakota resident Mrs W C Sprague testifies to Dean's Kidney Pills providing relief from backaches weak kidneys headaches and dizziness after a few doses. She recommends the remedy and notes the product costs 50 cents at dealers with Faster Milburn Co Buffalo NY listed as proprietors.

Dean Mitchell W. C. Sprague Secone Ave Mitchell, S. D

City Lunch Room sale in Letcher village

Public auction set for April 15 at 2 p.m. of Lot 6 Block 9 with building in Letcher S D. Owner cites wife's illness requiring sale. Terms require $1000 down and balance due in one year on bankable paper at 6 percent. Hopkins Dailey auctioneers. W C Botkin clerk.

City Lunch Room Letcher S. D Hopkins & Dailey W. C. Botkin W. T. Lee

Notice to Creditors in Estate of William Pattison

The administratrix Belle Pattison with will annexed of the estate of William Pattison deceased invites creditors and others with claims to present them with vouchers within six months after the first publication. Claims should be presented at the administratrix residence in Mitchell Davison County South Dakota. Dated March 28 1914.

William Pattison Belle Pattison Mitchell Davison Dak

American Trotter Govair Tops English Cavalry Plans

Govair, a four year old trotter formerly owned by Detroit’s Frank E. Cooke, won Michigan State fair blue ribbons for three year old trotters and American carriage horses. Officers and Field Marshal Sir John French favored Govair as a model cavalry horse, leading to a purchase and shipment to London for official use.

England’s Nest Sir John French Govair Frank 8. Cooke Detroit

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