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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1915

Page

8

Farmland values soar as 1914 crops set records

The Agriculture Department reports farm products valued at about 5.5 billion dollars on December 1, up from 4.7 billion the prior year and a new peak driven by wheat, corn, oats and other crops. Wheat and oats yields hit notable highs, with export demand and war conditions boosting values. The report also notes heavy exports from August 1, 1914, to February, totaling around 772 million dollars in favorable trade, with agriculture leading the export gains.

Ington D. C Department of Agriculture Fsat

Nine million dollar rise in farm product value

Houston's annual report shows the value of American farm crops and animal products at 9 57,000,000 for last year, a new record and about 52 million above the prior year. Cotton value declined from 12.5 cents to 7.2 cents a pound, while total 1913 cotton crop value stood at 41,000,000, far higher than 1914 estimates.

Houston TNR

Noozie Weather: Snow Likely West Tonight

A South Dakota forecast warns of snow and colder conditions, with unsettled skies and a drop in temperatures west of the state. Forecasters expect a chilly pattern to continue, bringing possible snow in western areas tonight.

South Dakota

United States protests French seizure of sailors

Washington cables Ambassador Sharp in Paris demanding immediate release of six Germans and Austrians seized from American ships by the French cruiser Descartes. The note argues such actions remove American citizens from an American vessel under way to the United States, violating legal justification and international norms.

Washington, D. C United States Sharp Paris Descartes Amostean Carolina Coamo San Juan

More Boy Babies Born In Wartime Record High

London reports show in England and Wales over thirty or more boys per 1000 girls for January to March and rising to forty three in April to June and fifty five in July to September. The era also records the highest marriage rate, 21.8 per 1000, in recent months.

London England Wales

Republicans to Blaze Trail in 1916 Campaign

The Republican national committee in Chicago picked Chicago as the 1916 convention site with 31 votes to 12 for San Francisco and 7 for St. Louis. Local committees began organizing, aiming to present an offensive platform on preparedness and American industry and commerce, while addressing primary-date issues and telegraphic delegate certification.

Chicago Republican National Committee Washington D. C St Louis San Francisco St. Louis Philaain West Virginia South Dakota Congress Pierre S. D M. Hume

Wilson Hero Turned Target in GOP Meetings

Washington observers report a shift in GOP tactics as leaders meet privately to discuss the Republican approach to President Wilson and the Democratic administration. The mood is cautious and critical, with debates over strategy and public stance broadening beyond prior wartime unity.

Wilson Washington, D. C

Treasury funds fall short by eighty one million in 1916 report

Washington DC treasury estimates 1916 receipts will miss disbursements by 81 525 500 including a 10 million postal deficit. House Ways and Means majority report cites need for tax extension, noting December 21 1916 extension could raise 7 8 million. The report highlights revenue declines from distilled spirits, liquors, and tobacco. The Will is back to the House with a plan for action tomorrow amid anticipated debate.

Washington, D. C.treasury House Ways and Means Committee Kitchin Tavenner Washington Illinois Mo Tavenner i United States Tabor Washington, D Samuel Gomipers American Federation of Labor Today Presdent Wilson Mers Gompers

Scandal Arises Over French Government Supply Purchases

In Paris the chamber of deputies condemned the war ministry relations with suppliers to the government. Deputy Julien Antonesimyan accused officials of tolerating corrupt contractors, citing excessive prices and contracts signed in violation of procedure. He urged a full investigation into alleged swindling and private gain schemes.

Paris France Chamber of Deputies War Ministry Julien Antonesimyan Simyan M. Simyan

Watertown Chosen for 1916 County Commissioners Meet

Watertown was selected on the second ballot for the 1916 convention of the South Dakota association of County Commissioners. Officers elected late today were Wm. F. Brazzill president C. Clark vice president and C. T. Charnock secretary treasurer, all reelected. The session heard talks on road building and machinery with emphasis on good roads for farmers and economic benefits.

Wm. F. Brazzill Charles Mix FL. Clark Lawrence County C.T. Charnock Minnehaha County Watertown South Dakota Association of County Commissioners Akien Siouxalls Mitchell Slackills Tyne Deadwood Road Bridge Ark Hho C. L. Munsrud Minnehahounty McLeod Davison County D. L. McLeod A. G. Misty Miteholl Commercial Club City Hall B. McCarthy Willam Tirazzill Wagner George A. Silsby A. HE. Hitchcocke Hitchcock Rauritzaulter Milter George W. Ayres Illegel

German Treasury Head Says British Must End Struggle

In an address to the Reichstag Dr Karl Holfferich called for Britain to abandon the war, warning that ongoing conflict risks global misery and civilization. Reports from Athens note Bulgarians halted at the Greek border, with Allied forces maintaining a disciplined retreat toward Salonika.

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