Livestock market report from Chicago and Sioux City
The Chicago Stock Yards show strong hog prices with top at 9.75 and most hogs trading 9.55 to 9.70 while cattle and sheep receipts for today are estimated high and prices steady to higher. Sioux City notes higher hogs and cattle prices with tops near 9.45 and varied sheep values, plus a midweek market roundup and Tuesday price movement.
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Chicago Fair
Union
Chicago
Reeves
Texas
Sioux
Gity
Sioux Ciy
Sioux City
Minneapolis Wheat and grain prices in latest close
Minneapolis markets report closing prices for wheat corn oats barley rye and flaxseed. Prices list No 1 hard No 1 northern and durum along with arriving and choice grades and futures for May and July wheat.
Milwaukee Grain Market Prices Report
Milwaukee spot market shows wheat at No 1) Dakota $1.28 ½ to $1.26 ½, May wheat $1.19 7/8, July $1.17 1/8. Corn mixed 72 ½ to 76 5/8, oats 45 ½ to 46, barley 70 75, rye 97 1/2 to 98, flax No 1 northwestern $2.17 3/4 to $2.20 3/4.
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Minneapolis
Montana
Wyatt Barley
Milwaukee
Dakota
RYE
Northwestern
Butter Prices Rise Marginally Across New York Markets
New York City reports firmer butter demand with receipts around 7,160. Market shows higher quotes for nearly all grades led by creamery specials at 38 1 4 to 38 1 35 cents, with various classifications such as extras and firsts recorded in the latest market notes.
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New York
New
York City
Local Notes Highlight Church Events and Community News
Tuesday notes cover Lorne Cass returning from Scotland with family. September Methodist Ladies Aid meet at 900 West Firth avenue for birthday members. Reports on spring gardening, Baron Brothers promoting church support, Butterfield display of spring goods, and corsetiere Winifred Delany demonstrating new styles. Pioneer Bridge moves offices. rail service adjustments improve Mitchell Bard travel. funeral of George Nash. Pringle in Hot Springs writes of snow and gardening. memorials for J. H. Hamaker. marriage license for Mason Lewis and Mildred Baxter. Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra concert in Mitchell.
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Methodist Ladies Aid Society
C.L. Trune
W. T. Miller
West Firth Avenue
H. D. Butterfield
Siire
Winifred Delany
Keabo School of
D. J. Noble
W. H. Broadbent
Spencer
J. H. Hamaker
South Dakota
W. T. Rush
Mason I. Lewis
Mildred M. Baxter
Letcher
Mail order bride departs on train before ceremony at Clear Lake
Hammond Dean employed by Rock Island as a section hand tried to stop his Minneapolis bride to be from leaving Deuel county. He had bought her a complete new wardrobe and millinery for a marriage in style. The intended ceremony collapsed when the bride boarded an outbound train before the nuptials. Authorities and lawyers were unable to intervene.
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Clear Lake
S. D
Hammond Dean
Rock Island Railway Company
Deuel
Minneapolis
Dean
South Dakota
Agent Marks Twenty-Five Years With Northwestern Road
Centerville, South Dakota honors an agent of the Northwestern railway for a quarter century of faithful service. The longtime employee is celebrated for dedication and reliability in the Centerville community.
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Centerville
S. D
Longtime division agent reflects on regional growth
N. Paulson, the oldest serving agent in the division, marks a twenty five year tenure. He notes how the area shifted from homesteads and prairie to thriving farms and cities under the company’s expanding presence.
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N. Paulson
Paulson
Nurses resign at Cheyenne River hospital over family arrivals
At the government hospital on the Cheyenne River Indian agency two nurses Miss Detour and Miss Osborn resigned their posts due to the strain of Indian patients bringing entire families to the facility. Families crowded the wards, living near the hospital and even receiving meals from hospital stores, leaving staff overwhelmed.
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Miss Osborn
Former Kimball Attorney Emil J Woerth Accused Of Bad Checks
Emil J. Woerth once a Kimball attorney and central figure in several sensational episodes is linked to a sequence of worthless checks. The latest cashed in St Louis for 40 dollars was drawn on the Kimball State Bank. Earlier he was brought back from Milwaukee on wire desertion charges, jailed for vagrancy, and once chained a Milwaukee Railway locomotive to track to press a claim.
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Kimball
Amil J. Woerth
St. Louis
Kimball State Bank
Woerth
Milwaukee
Milwaukee Railway Company
Kimball Yards
Corn Belt Baseball League Plans New Season
Alexandria South Dakota reports the Corn Belt Baseball League will start a new season with members Salem, Bridgewater, Canistota, Montrose, Spencer, Emery, and Alexandria. W H Hoese of Spencer reelected president and Co W McNulty of Emery named secretary. Postseason pennant games are abolished with the best season percentage winning the championship and each club must deposit a $100 certified check as guaranty the season will be completed.
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Alexandria
S. D
Corn Belt Baseball League
Salem
Bridgewater
Canistota
Montrose
Spencer
Emnery
W. H. Hoese
W. McNulty
Emery
Whaen
World’s Mightiest Locomotives Over the Rockies
The Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway preserves the Olympian and Columbian electric locomotives, 112 feet long and 284 tons, powering through snow with 3,000 volt direct current. They feature regenerative braking returning power to sub stations and offer a smokeless clean ride through the Rockies.
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Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Great
Continental Divide
Milwaukee
Pacific Northwest
Rockies
Political filings show candidates for state offices
Judge I G Smith of Yankton files as non partisan candidate for supreme court justice from the Fourth district. Edmund D Mor com of Sioux Malls runs as Democratic candidate for Governor. Frank M Nood of Philip seeks reelection as Republican candidate for secretary of state.
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Pierre
S. D
I. G. Smith
Yankton
Supreme Court
Fourth
Edmund D. Morcom
Sioux Malls
Frank M., Nood
Philip
Mitchell City Set For Election With Two Ballots
The Mitchell city election post has candidates filed for mayor and aldermen in wards one to three with Arthur Miller opposing K A Johnson in the Third ward. A second ballot asks whether liquor should be sold retail in Mitchell. Voter registration shows over 2,000 on the books with many change requests at the council chambers.
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Mitchell
Arthur Miller
Yal
K. A. Johnson
Por
W. S. Hill
James H. Wells
Ll. HH. Nodrow
A. J. Kings
A. G. Miles
WW. R. Kibbee
A . N. Bjadstrup
Bjadstrun
Failurg
Civil and criminal docket pared at April term
About half the civil cases on the circuit court docket were cut from the April term tally by preliminary survey. Several criminal cases were disposed of or dismissed, with Stewart Stein fined and jailed for 60 days suspended, Wilder case dismissed, and Frank Clark rape case dismissed. The major suit is James Spears versus Chief of Police Wood Smith for malicious prosecution seeking 26000 dollars. trial expected early.
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P. Stewart Stein
B. Wilder
State’ Hospital
Yankton
Frank Clark
Philip Holden
James Spears
Wood Smith
Spears
Dr. King's New Discovery Promises Quick Cough Relief
Fall to spring coughs plague many and Dr King's New Discovery offers near immediate relief by stopping the hacking cough and soothing inflamed airways. Easy to take antiseptic healing formula priced at 50 cents a bottle with money back guarantee from W C Jesseman Franconia NH.
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Dr. King
W. C. Jesseman
Franconia
N. H
Survivors of Pepper Hill Battle Referred as Seasoned Troops
Survivors of the Pepper Hill fighting are described as seasoned troops by Nashville reporters of the Southern Lumberman. The report notes their endurance and continued presence after days of combat in the area.
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Nashville Southern Lumberman
Pepper Hill
Notice of Sale in Davison County Court
In Mitchell South Dakota Davison County sheriff announces public sale of Dakota Metal Granary Co property to satisfy Barnard Giles Moses Co judgment for $421.07 plus costs and interest at 7 percent from April 1 1916. Sale April 25 1916 at 2 o clock PM at Barnard Moses Co warehouse Mitchell. Spangler and HaneyRepresent plaintiff.
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Sheribpe
South Dakota
County of
Davison
City of Mitchell
Deonard Giles Moses Co
Dakota Metal Granary Co., & Corporation
City of
Mitchell
Davison County
Barnard-Giles- Moses Co
Dakota Metal Granary Co
Sid
Barnardiles-Moses Co
1St Street
Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Co
Lawlor
Dakota Metal Grans Co
Candidacy Papers Filed by GOP Democratic Hopefuls
As the filing deadline nears, Republican entries include Hornby for state treasurer Lugg for superintendent of instruction Miller for lieutenant governor Flayes for congress third district and others for governor lieutenant governor land commissioner attorney general and more. Democrats list Rinehart for governor Anderson Roe Shevlin Anderson Moore King and others for various offices. A nonpartisan jury judge Gunderson and socialist candidate Fenner also filed.
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R. O. Richards
Huron
T. S. Everitt
Redfield
D. D. Wipf
Parkston
Jank T. Jackson
Salem
Nelson V. Bromley
Orville C. Rinehart
Rapid City
Andrew S. Anderson
Beresford
Jorgan J. Roe
Presho
John W. Shevlin
O. D. Anderson
Corsica
Congress
J. W. Moore
Fort Pierre
John M. King
St. Lawrence
C. J. Gunderson
Vermillion
H.W. Fenner
Pukwana
Island Park Golf Club Planned on American Island
Chamberlain golf enthusiasts have started plans for the Island Park Golf Club to be built on American Island in the Missouri River opposite Chamberlain. Officers named are W. Jf. Pratt Jr president, Matthew A. Brown secretary, and S. R. McCarthy supervisor of grounds. A caretaker will manage the 3,500 yard course.
Hide-Bound Habits Than a Horse in Human Life
The article compares human health to maintainable horse care, noting the danger of being hide bound through overwork, overeating, and inadequate sleep. It advises steaming the face, massaging tissues, and gradual pore opening as a recovery method and answers reader questions on hair care and facial blemishes.
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Pancy
New England
Evening gown dream for Trance night in rose sequins
The diary describes a gown Louisa tries on this afternoon. Bodice entirely rose-color sequins on shoulder straps, skirt of white satin with sequined bands, rose and white tulle drape at the hips, white slippers and stockings, and a cloud of tulle around the shoulders. The writer laments not having something new to wear.
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Louisa
Golden Suffrage Car Launches 15060 Mile Tour
The Golden War Car, driven by Mrs. Alice S. Burke and Miss Nell Richardson, begins a 15,060 mile cross country tour for the National American Woman Suffrage Association. First stop Trenton New Jersey with routes through Maryland Virginia Texas Arizona California Washington Montana Illinois and Ohio to boost demonstrations before conventions in Chicago and St Louis.
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Woman Suffrage Party
Alice S. Burke
Nell Richardson
National American Woman Suffrage Association
Trenton
N. J
Maryland
Virginia
Texas
Arizona
California
Washington
Montana
Illinois
Ohio
She Delesstes
Chicago
St. Doula
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Milwaukee Grain Market
Mrs. Lorne Cass
Scotland
Mr. Cass
Baron Brothers
Pioneer Bridge Company
Western National Bank
Commercial Club
B. F. van Vleit
I. and D
Bard
A. G. Pringle
Hot Springs
Ark
The
Republican
Indiana
Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra
Aberdeen
Trousseau
Cheyenne River Hospital
Emil J. Woerth
Baseball League
HORSE
Arthur Vuieler
Tpriad Ward
C. Kk, Coyne
BE. Owens
Spangler & Haney
Plaintiff
American Island
Edna
Kent Eats
Forbes
Blackhead
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