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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1914
Page
8
Chicago and Sioux City market notes show hogs steady to slower, cattle mixed, and sheep steady. Receipts expected to rise tomorrow with barrels and shelves noted for cattle, hogs, and sheep. prices quoted across weight classes and grain futures listed for wheat oats corn and flax.
The text lists mixed crop figures including corn oats and white and yellow categories with percentages and large price-like numbers. It appears as a garbled data snippet with inconsistent formatting and no clear narrative.
Grain prices show mixed values across wheat corn oats and pork futures with May June July contracts. notable readings include Wheat May around 92% to 92% and Sept near 86% while Corn May prices hover near 67% and 68% and Oats around 87% for May and July. Cash wheat No 2 red around 93% with No 3 red near 92% and No 4 red near 92%-93% in Milwaukee and Chicago markets.
Minneapolis market data shows cash and futures quotes for hard wheat, northern winter wheat, durum, yellow corn, white oats, barley, and flax. Prices include bid offers and percentage changes, with mentions of May delivery and mixed values across varieties.
A new ruling from the postoffice department allows sending communications with parcel post packages. Letters incur first class rates while parcels travel under fourth class rates, with the letter in a strong serviceable envelope tied to the package and the address matching the package.
The new super dreadnought New York was placed in commission at the Brooklyn navy yard with Captain T B Rogers taking command. The ship can sail in twelve hours and is a sister ship to Texas. Both join the Atlantic fleet with 27 000 ton displacement and 21 knot speed.
The Associated Charities seeks a suit of clothes for an 18 year old boy who works to support his mother and sisters. He deserves assistance. Telephone No. 2157.
In the Fourth Judicial Circuit of Davison County South Dakota the Montana Standard Mining Company a corporation organized under South Dakota law has filed for voluntary dissolution. Within thirty days from first publication any interested person may appear and object to the dissolution. Dated March 11 1914. Clerk of the Circuit Court Davison County South Dakota SBAL
Detroit opens the season with an 8 to 2 win over St Louis. Ty Cobb hit a third inning triple scoring two and later came home for the Tigers. Pitching dominated early as both sides were held scoreless until late innings.
South Dakota Republicans backed the Bull Moose ticket in 1912. The provisional county chairmen for the Progressive party include Wuron, Ashton, Alpena, Sioux Falls, and Pierre, with Joseph Janousek and Charles A. Nystrom among appointees.
Mitchell high school debates Aberdeen Sioux Falls Yankton Turon in triangular clashes Friday and Monday. The topic is that South Dakota supreme court judges be subject to popular recall with waived constitutionality and barred recall of decisions. Mitchell competes negative against Yankton and Huron and affirmative against Aberdeen and Sioux Falls, aiming to clinch the state championship.
The eye must allow light to enter through the pupil and focus on the retina. If the eyeball deviates even slightly from its exact proportion, vision problems arise. This is not a disease and no medicine can alter the eyeball’s shape.
The negative side lists Tewis Williams Hobart Brown and Harvey Coacher. The affirmative trio comprises Margaret Gleason Carl Boyden and Walter Heyier.
Washington D C national prohibition was urged at a hearing on Hobson’s constitutional amendment. Hobson argued the measure targets beverage liquor and does not infringe on state rights.
State Treasurer A W Tiwert writes to Daily Michiganion defending finances. He says editorial claims about 1914 tax levy and $410000 revenue warrants are false and notes the state has ample funds, no general fund warrants, and is debt free aside from capitol-related borrowing. He cites reductions in prior issues and assures funds will meet current expenses through 1914.
An old ad promotes Dr. Win. New Life Pills as a spring laxative and blood purifier. Claims to flush waste, cleanse stomach liver and kidneys, cure constipation, and improve well being. 25e at druggists. Bucklen's Arnica Salve also advertised for boils and wounds.
Photographs show 612 Spaniards expelled from Torreon arriving in the United States at Vera Cruz and El Paso as tensions rise over asylum policy. The United States faces possible detention or deportation decisions, while Spain seeks diplomacy through Ambassador Willard in Madrid. Chaos in Torreon is reported by the State Department.
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