Chicago Livestock Markets Slip Amid Mixed Beef Sales
Chicago hogs and cattle decline slightly as receipts exceed Thursday expectations. Market shows mixed directions with hogs $7.00 to $7.68, cattle $6.15 to $8.20, and sheep near $8.80 to $9.70, while Sioux City reports steady cattle and weaker hogs amid lighter Tuesday runs and a cautious demand pattern. Minneapolis and Milwaukee grain quotes reveal wheat around $1.58 to $1.80, corn near $0.78, and oats climbing to mid $0.60s as markets absorb supply shifts.
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British Expect Hard Fighting in World War I
London reports Parliament member Arthur Hamilton Lee and New York colonel Weather Moore involved in the Spanish American War era, while battalions endure French and Belgian fronts. Our troops at Neuve Chapelle advance with skill and resolve, facing heavier losses and renewed determination as the war continues.
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Yale seniors face average $4,124 annual cost for degrees
New Haven Conn. Yale News tallies 261 seniors will spend about 1 079 111 to obtain their diplomas next June averaging 4 124 per student The highest single year spend was 4500 for a freshman while a student spent 200 in both sophomore and other years The year costs vary from 200 to 4000 with averages around 1 076 to 1 106 across classes
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Mitchell Dry by 102 Ballots in City's Wet Dry Vote
In Tuesday's spring election Mitchell carried the dry column by a majority of 102 ballots and the Cassem Street railway franchise by 1,122 votes. John W. Broadbent and others were elected to the city council as results showed close races in all four wards. Over 1,700 ballots were cast with 1,602 votes on the street railway franchise question. The vote indicated strong support for the dry side and for the railway measure, with officials noting potential further action against illegal liquor sales after July 1.
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Grass Seed For South Dakota Needs And Availability
The Newburys offer the grape mixture used on the post office lawn last fall at 250 per pound. It can be procured at our downtown store. Velvet Lawn Seeder rental is available, a drill that plants perfect.
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Last steamboat taken from Pierre after sale
The final steamboat on the Missouri river at Pierre, AW D Walden, has been sold to Baker Transportation at Bismarck. The Ni way company steam boat remains only a memory as ice shifts and the river bridge ends riverboat era. Heavy rains and team crossings mark the change.
Baseball clubs lose as Philadelphia tops yea r 0
Fragmentary box score style text shows multiple games with teams such as Philadelphia, New York, Brooklyn, Boston, Detroit and St Louis. Batters named include Perdue Niebius Snyderenton Clarke Mainux Gilson Cheney Zabel Bresnahan and others. Pitchers listed include Warhop Sweeney Shawkey McAvoy Foster Thomas Hore and more. Scores are incomplete but indicate American League play results.
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British protest sent to Washington over German treatment
London cabled report says Britain’s foreign office sent a note via Washington to Berlin protesting German retaliatory steps against 20 British officers after the special treatment accorded to German submarine prisoners. The note asserts German naval prisoners are treated humanely, contrasting with confinement of others, noting naval barracks rather than detention camps for submariners.
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Unwritten Tale of Early Days at Long Lake
A 1864 incident near Long Lake in McPherson County is reported from a forgotten South Dakota record. Major Joseph R. Brown with a Minnesota battalion found Sioux horsemen approaching a camp. a brief shootout occurred near a horseshoe peninsula while Abana Yankton Sioux and Louis Agar explained their misidentification of northern Sioux attempting to seize horses.
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Notice of Administrators for Orpha J Kintigh Estate
South Dakota Davison County notices a petition for letters of administration of Orpha J. Kintigh deceased. H C Sprague filed the petition. a hearing is set for May 1915 at 10 a.m. at the County Judge's office in Mitchell. Interested parties may appear to show cause why the petition should not be granted. Dated Mitchell April 21, 1915.
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Escanaba Woman Wins 320000 Verdict in Breach Suit
Ida M. McNabb of Escanaba Michigan wins a 320000 verdict in a breach of promise suit against John F. Kinney of Milwaukee a wealthy mine owner. She sought 50000.
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Palestine in German control claimed by German official
London dispatch quotes a released Jerusalem journalist asserting Palestine has become a German province. He describes German officers governing Jerusalem, widespread Turkish resistance crushed, and a devastated populace. He cites German plans, past persecutions, and disrupted administration as the new regime asserts dominance.
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Pioneer Druggist of Deadwood Dies at Home
Julius Keotken, pioneer druggist and longtime secretary of the Deadwood Pioneer Association, died after a prolonged illness at his home in Deadwood South Dakota aged over seventy. He came to Deadwood from Cornell Bluffs in 1876. He is survived by a wife and two children.
Ottoman official arrested bank director amid protests
A Turkish commander ordered the arrest of a bank director who refused to convert to Ottoman subject status. The tortured wording suggests a political purge and rising tensions within the Ottoman authorities during the period.
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