Red Cross Seals Placed On Sale For Charity
Mitchell shoppers will soon buy Red Cross seals to aid the fight against tuberculosis. The gummed stickers, sold for one cent, benefit South Dakota and the national organization, with 10 percent sent to Washington. Local outlets include Scallin Bros Co Theatre Pharmacy Diehl Brown J H Ferris and J A Larrison & Bro.
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Mitchell
National Red Cross Commission
Rea Cross
Naval Organization
Washington, D. C
Scallin Bros, Co
Theatre Pharmacy
Diehl & Brown
J.H. Ferris
J. A. Larrison & Bro
Red Cross
Denmark
United States
Delaware
Union
Fied Cross
South Dakota
Market Report From Union Stock Yards and Sioux City
Chicago and Sioux City markets show hogs slow and down 50 cents from Tuesday. Receipts today near 42 000 at Chicago with bids mostly $7.55 to $7.70. cattle receipts about 14 500 with Beeves $6.00 to $9.60 and cows $3.30 to $8.15. Sioux City hogs top at $7.55 with bulk $7.35 to $7.50, cattle steady to higher and sheep market firmer.
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Union
Chicago
Texas
Sioux City
Market report notes cattle hogs and sheep price shifts
Prices for calves and yearlings ranged around 6.00 with other feeders about 4.50 to 6.50. Hog numbers exceeded expectations causing a 5 to 10 cent drop from Monday. Fat sheep and lambs held generally steady with the Monday decline continuing.
Mitchell Grain Market Prices and Terms Listed
The Mitchell market quotes for wheat, corn and oats with varying grades and prices. Wheat No 1 blue stem 71 and No 2 69. velvet schaff 70. corn No 3 yellow shelled 54 per bushel 62 for ear. oats 37. rye and barley fractional figures noted. overall price per hundredweight at WLAX 1.15 and barley 35 45.
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Mitchell Grain Market
Witeat
Minneapolis Wheat and Corn Prices Report
Minneapolis cash market shows mixed grain quotes with wheat futures at various bids and delivers. No. 1 hard and No. 1 northern wheat range from 84 3/8 to 85 7/8 with December and May bids noted, while corn No. 2 yellow around 62 1/2 to 66, oats about 34 1/2 to 37, rye around 54 to 62 1/2, and plax near 1.37 to 1.41 with corresponding arrive and bid terms.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Northern
Montana
Bari Bey
Fancy
Rye
Grain market notes for Milwaukee area prices and futures
Milwaukee grain market reports concrete spot and futures prices across wheat corn oats barley and rye for various grades with December and May futures indicated. Prices shown include Dakota and velvet chaff wheat and several yellow corn and oats varieties with shipment timing notes and quality grades.
South Dakota Weather in November Sets Record Lows
The government report notes November temperatures in South Dakota stayed above 24 degrees on all days, with a 14 degree low and a 68 degree high on the sixth. It lists 10 clear days, 12 partly cloudy, 2 with precipitation totaling .14 inch and 0.7 inch of snowfall. Wind averaged 9.3 mph, max 34 mph, with mean pressure recorded as 06.
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Florida
Arizona
California
South Dakota
Mitchell Council Wi ll Draft New Electrical Plumbing and Building Ordinances
The Mitchell city council voted to draft ordinances governing electrical wiring building and plumbing with a goal of higher construction standards. The ordinance committee city engineer Sid H Smith and city attorney Lauritz Miller will prepare the measures for council consideration. The session included testing by five apparatus firms and the W S Nott company of Minneapolis winning a hose contract at $1 per foot. The council approved sewer petitions on West Third and East Fifth avenues and heard chief Wood Smith report 51 November arrests and $185 50 fines.
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Mitchell
Sid H. Smith
Lauritz Miller
W. S. Nott Company
Minneapolis
West Third Avenue
Minnesota
Iowa
East Fifth Avenue
Gamble and Kittredge
Wood Smith
Fire Department
Mitchell Hotel
Progressive Wing Dominates Brown County Politics
A split in Brown County South Dakota parties shows a progressive wing winning control with resolutions endorsing Judge Frank McNulty for Congress and Col. Chas A Howard for Senate. The meeting also sees factional strife over precinct committeemen and state proposal committee roles across Democratic, Republican, and Socialist groups.
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Frank McNulty
Chas. A. Howard
Chas
Hr. Burke
Congress
Brown County
South Dakota
Burke
Aberdeen
United States
Brown
Democratic Party
H. J. Rock
Walter G. Jacobs
Rock
J. F. Kelley
E. J. Mater
Dr Rock
John Wade
J. H. Pond
Wade
A. P. Woodruff
L. M. Gerhard
C. BE. Ware
Hughes County
Albert Wheaton
T. B. Roberts
Frank Kantowski
Stanley County
C. E H. Coyne
Turner County
Allen Bogue
E. O. Wendt
James Mee
Spink County
Peter Greber
Imajority
Rostich elected Edmunds county majority state proposal committeeman
At a mass meeting in Ipswich South Dakota Joseph Rostich of Bowdle was chosen to represent Edmunds county as majority state proposal committeeman. County committeemen were elected for each precinct and the gathering endorsed President Wilson and McCarter for governor.
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Ipswich
S. D
Joseph Rostich
Bowdle
Edmunds County
Wilson
McCarter
South Dakota
Gregory County
Fairfax
S. C
Frank Mace
Bonesteel
B. R. Cash
Gregat County
Coe I. Crawford
Frank M. Byrne
Fred Reischman
Dallas
Indorse Crawford
Byrne
Hand County
Miller
Pierre
Webb Davis
Jack Wilson
John McCullen
Codington County
Watertown
S. X. Way
M. R
Chas. L. Kunders
Dillon
Crawford
Charles Mix County
Platte
Wheeler
Ards
Law
H. K. Gjolme
Ustrud Wins Contests for State Committeeman in Minnehaha
In Minnehaha County the Richards primary caste mass meetings elected party committeemen amid clashes between Ustrud and Fellows factions. Ustrud secured state committeeman from the county and his supporters dominate the county proposals committee while other counties report similar party maneuvers under the new primary law with varied endorsements and sparsely attended meetings.
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Sioux Falls
S. C
Minnehaha County
Court House
W. A. Ustrud
A. R. Fellows
Officials Lose Sioux Falls Suit
Judge James Elliott denied the petition to halt water charges in the Belle Fourche reclamation project. The ruling delays millions in payments and allows officials time to interpret the law as water users hoped for relief from maintenance and operating fees and construction charges.
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James Elliott
Sioux Falls
Belle Fourche
L. D. Milne
Milne
First National Bank Adopts New Outside Location
In Philadelphia the bank unveils a rebranded exterior with a snap-buttoned flap and new name Safe Keep Pocket. The piece humorously ties its updated depository to fashion trends like the sultry slashed skirt, claiming silk stock status and convenience for items such as powder puff and rouge.
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Philadelphia
First National Bank
Sayles Held On Assault Charge In City Case
Will Sayles a former city drayman was arrested late last evening on an assault charge involving Mrs. Louisa P. Graber. A municipal court trial is set before Judge W. M. Herbert tomorrow morning with $1,000 bonds posted.
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Will Sayles
Louisa P. Graber
Will Coke
W. M. Herbert
Sayles
Hanson Street
Herbert
New Pipe Organ Dedicatory Services At Congregational Church
Yesterday morning and evening dedicatory services drew full congregations for Mitchell Congregational Churchs new pipe organ. Rev W M Mair Brookings former pastor preached on worship music and the organs role, noting the old instrument served 30 years. The two manual instrument features five stops on the great and six on the thrill keyboards and cost nearly 3000 dollars. Choir under S A Wise presented Buck Festival Te Deum in E Flat and Ground Repentance with soloists Miss Vesta Murray Mrs S H Scallin G H Watkins and Mr Wise.
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Congregational Church
W. M. Mair
Brookings
Mitchell
Buck
Crowes retain church organist role after service recital
J. N. Crow performed several numbers during the services demonstrating the organ’s tonal beauty. Mrs. Crow will continue as the church organist.
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J. N. Crow
Doctor in Innocence Denial Shapes Shelbyville Murder Trial
Shelbyville Indiana Dr William B Craig is defended as an innocent man accused of murdering Dr Helen Knabe with prosecutors arguing circumstantial evidence shows an engagement and motive. Inman claims Craig sought marriage, peeped into windows, and forged engagements while near the crime scene after a trip to New York. He asserts the neck wound reveals a surgeon's precise technique to avoid arterial spurting.
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Shelbyville
Ind
William B. Craig
Helen E. Knabe
Henry Spaan
Craig
I Knabe
Knabe
Crise
Inman
Dr. Craig
Dr. Knabe
Dakota Rio Grande Company Incorporation Filed in Hurley
Pierre South Dakota reports articles of incorporation for the Dakota Rio Grande Company a nursery association at Hurley with a capital of 25000. Incorporators include F L Clisby Parker J C Gilbert Hurley John Lakings Allen Texas.
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Fool
Sioux “Home
Stokers
Western National Bank
Mitchell, S. D
Priesday
Milwaukee
Wis
Dakota
Northwestern
Progressive
Gov. Byrne
Democrats
Ustrud
Minnehaha
Elliott
Grandma
W.H. Fritz
Big
Nice Serges
Gordon
McKibben
Helen Knabe
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