Roosevelt to speak at Mitchell Corn Palace during Corn Palace week
The Roosevelt speaking tour schedule shows a Mitchell appearance during Corn Palace week from September 23 to 28. An earlier plan to speak at Huron was declined as Roosevelt will be west for the state fair and can be booked for Mitchell. Local news notes include theater upgrades, visitors, and a hospital operation for an infant.
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Republican State Central Committee
Col. Roosevelt
South Dakota
Corn Palace Committee
Gov. Wilson
State Central Committee
Medill McCormick
Roosevelt
McIlvaine
Henry F. Cochems
West
Corn Palace
Mitchell
Washouts Tie Up Montana Traffic
Central and eastern divisions of the Northern Pacific Great Northern and Milwaukee lines suffer heavy washouts after a cloudburst and four inch rainfall at Glendive. Five miles of track near Glendive Wibaux are out with repairs underway and trains not expected to run until late week. Extra crews pile drivers and graders are rushed to the scene to prevent further blockages.
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Great Northern Line
Havre
Milwaukee
North Dakota State Line
Baby Found Abandoned On Priest Doorstep In St Paul
A two month old baby boy was discovered on the doorstep of Father Quinn at St Patrick's Catholic church in St Paul around 5 am. The infant wore fine clothes including a silk coat and appeared healthy. Miss Margaret Doyle, house keeper, woke to a mysterious porch call and alerted police.
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St. Paul
Minn
Father Quinn
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Margaret Doyle
Misses Williams Visit Friends at Wellington Springs
Misses Mabel and Ethel Williams travel to Wellington Springs on Thursday to visit friends. Cousin Hazel Williams from Qin Iowa joins them. Mabel Davis returns to St Paul after two weeks with relatives, escorted by Cecil Bierce toward North Dakota. Ladies' Aid to be entertained at church Wednesday afternoon by Mrs Geiger, Mrs Clark, and Mrs Bierce. Mrs Nolt of Mitchell returns home after a week with her son John and family. A dance will be held in the L I O.
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O. F. Hall
John K. Johnson
Bermuda Hundred
Lela Galbreath
Geo. Downs
Hiner
Hefti
Mable
Nellie Owens
Mitchell
J. C. Clark
Geier
A. H. Baker
Bert Scharett
Mitchell Hospital
Mabel
Ethel Williams
Wellngton Springs
Hazel Williams
Qin
Iowa
Mabel Davis
St. Paul
Cecil Beirce
North Dakota
Geiger
South Dakota Threshing Boom Boosts Grain Prospects
Recent rains push corn health and a bumper small grain crop across South Dakota. Threshing outfits operate nationwide, with yields reported from farms in Scotland Humboldt Letcher Lennox Flandreau Montrose Menno Menno Paul Hofer and others. Bonanza farmer Chris Ulmer expects 10 000 bushels to market this fall.
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South Dakota
Jack Frost
Scotland
Claus Frick
Jos. Bainbridge
Becker
Merchant
Humboldt
I. A. Morrison
Letcher
H. M. Hopkins
Lennox
A. B. Bossman
Lincoln County
Flandreau
Wm. Thiele
G. A. Perley
M. Richardson
Joe Kotan
Menno—Em. Redmann
Geo. Schamber
Paul J. Hofer
D. F. Kost
Chris Ulmer
Debs to Tour Country for Presidential Campaign
Eugene V. Debs, socialist candidate for president, will begin a nationwide tour with an opening speech in Fergus Falls Minnesota on August 27. The schedule aims to cover the country coast to coast as announced today.
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Debs
Terra Haute
Ind
Fergus Falls
Minn
Eugene V. Debs
Banner Barley Yields Top 70 Bushels In South Dakota Fields
Reported crop results across South Dakota show a strong harvest with oats and barley high. George Black’s north of DeSmet twenty acres average 77 bushels of barley, while other farms in Kingsbury, Day, Clark, and Grant counties report oats and wheat varying from 14 to 68 bushels per acre.
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Aberdeen
S. D
Missouri River
A. P. Bryant
Andover
Day County
Clark County
William Berkley
F. EK. Cochrane
Grant County
Henry Dotson
J. Keller
William Gaynor
Gaynor
John Hermars
C. W. Martens
John Kauer
Q. A. Kreiger
Langford
Havana
N. D
A. M. Englund
A. W. Soladay
Fulton
Chelsea
H. Woshunk
Near Verdon
Plankinton
George Black
DeSmet
Kingsbury County
Alexandria
Ten Are Fined For Selling Impure Foods
Vermillion South Dakota. The Food and Drug department has been active in enforcing pure food laws. Six merchants faced prosecution for rotten eggs including Boniue & Boniue Center ville L F Collins Parker Oliva Bros Tyndall T W Hilbrands and Wm DeNoma Davis and Grant De Witt Artesian. Three butchers prosecuted for sausage with poisonous preservative Freez Em E A Palmer Beresford L J Burn Alcester and F K Engle Lake Andes. W G Smith Bonesteel fined 50 dollars for adulterated linseed oil labeled Duluth & Superior Linseed Works. Four to five others recommended for prosecution for adulterated foods and drugs. Stanton Flour Mills notified to withdraw bleached flour shipped into the state due to toxic nitrogen oxide fumes.
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Food and Drug Department
Boniie
Centerville
L. F. Collins
Parker
Oliva Bros
Tyndall
T. W. Hilbrands
Wm. DeNoma
Davis
Grant DeWitt
Artesian
E. A. Palmer
Beresford
L. J. Burn
Alcester
F. K. Engle
Lake Andes
W. G. Smith
Bonesteel
Smith
Labelel
Duluth & Superior Linseed Works
Duluth
South Dakota
United States Department of Agriculture
Pioneer Chas W Soderstrom Dead by Own Action at Lake Preston
Despondent Kingsbury county pioneer Chas W Soderstrom took his life by drowning in a cistern at his Lake Preston home after weeks of threats and mental distress. He had prospered as a landowner and moved to a large Lake Preston residence with his wife, placing valuables beside the cistern before his final act.
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Lake Preston
S. D
Chas W. Soderstrom
Kingsbury County
Hog Market Slips Five Cents in Dull Trading
At Union Stock Yards Chicago hog prices drift lower with 28,000 receipts today and additional 5,214 carried over. Prices across categories range from light at 8.05 to 8.65 for mixed and butchers, while Yorkers bring 8.55 to 8.60 and pigs 8.60 to 8.15. Cattle receipts run about 14,000 with best cows and bees noted as only shade higher, and sheep receipts near 25,000 with markets steady to strong.
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Union Stock Yards
Chicago
Texas
New World Record for Range Cattle at Omaha Market
Twenty one Wyoming grass steers averaging 1715 pounds sold for 9 50 per cwt on the Omaha market setting a new world record for range steers. One steer at 2290 pounds brought 10 00 per cwt, tied to the record highest price on any market. Steers were horned Hereford Shorthorn mix bred in Carbon County by W A Weaver Alcora.
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Union Stock Yards
South Omaha
Wyoming
Omaha
Chicago
Carbon County
W. A. Weaver
Alcora
Sioux City Livestock Market Summary
Cattle receipts 1200. Market steady. Hog receipts 5300, ten cents lower top 8.40, bulk 7.90 to 8.15. Sheep steady.
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Sioux City
Mitchell Grain Market Prices Displayed
Wheat prices ranged from No. 3 northern 74 to No. 1 northern 81 with velvet chaff 78. Corn stood at 60 and 70, oats at 2, and barley at 35 and 50 in the Mitchell market report.
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Mitchell Grain Market
Northern
Wheat market bids and delivery dates in Minneapolis
Minneapolis grain prices list bids for No 1 hard and various wheat classes. Prices show dates and futures for September December May delivery with values ranging from about 88 to 99 in 1/4 cents. Arrivals and arrival terms included for durum and northern wheats.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Northern
New
Market Prices for Grains and Feed
Grain and feed prices listed show Wheat 9614, Corn No 8 yellow at 75 with 75 percent, arrival at 78 and 74. No 4 corn Te CO TA S, Oats No 8 white at 361 percent and arrival 30. No 3 oats 2714 ZR. Barley 38 67 RY 66 66 percent arrival 66. Feed prices include $1.85 arrival $1.80.
Grain market prices for Milwaukee and Dakota shipments
The report lists spot cash and future prices for wheat corn oats barley and rye from Milwaukee Wisconsin and Dakota regions. Prices include No 1 and No 2 grades for blue stem and velvet wheat No 3 corn oats No 2 barley and No 1 rye with August September and December shipment months and various price quotes per bushel or unit.
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Milwaukee
Wis
New Dakota
Newport Society Ball Delights Chauffeurs Fans
Newport Rhode Island society danced at a ball last night hosted by Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish for Helen Fish. Tonight chauffeurs of the Smart Set host a dance at Masonic Hall with partygoers including maids serving the Four Hundred. The season features society women planning charitable chances for their servants.
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Newport
R. I
Stuyvesant Fish
Helen Fish
Four Hundred
Masonic Hall
Ocean Avenue
Colony
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Huron
Montana
MT. Vernon
Sioux Falls
H.D. Butterfield
Ladies’ Home Journal
New Fall
Milwauker Cash
Newport Schupfeurs' Ball
Scallin Brothers CO
C. M
N. W
Ce Fe R
Vermilyea
C. E. Vermilyea
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