Saving Habit Emphasized For Father And Son
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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1913
Page
8
Chicago hog market shows fair activity at Chicago and Sioux City
Chicago hog market remained fairly active with receipts around 3 000 today and 6 604 left from yesterday. Prices ranged from 7.55 to 7.85 for hogs and cattle varied with western steers at 5.60 to 7.60 and lambs up to 7.65, while Sioux City reports 1 000 cattle and 4 000 hogs with hog top at 7.65 and cattle market steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ill
Pexas
Sioux City
Sioux “City
Ieee
Sioux ‘City
Deine
Grain futures mixed with varied bids and arrivals
Market notes list oats and BAIRLEY prices with bid values and arrivals. RYW mentions 54 and 66 figures, PLAX shows 1.41 to 1.445 with arrivals. The fragmentary data suggests price ranges and inbound lots for several grains and feed commodities.
Passenger in Private Car On New York Central Line
A passenger riding in a private car aboard a New York Central line train faced an incident prompting investigation. Details remain sparse in the readable text, with the report focusing on the carriage and railway company involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York Central Lines
Milwaukee grain market report lists varied bids and arrivals
Milwaukee Wis WIHWAT Da kota No 1 northern spot bulk shipment 91 Dakota No 2 northern 89 90 Dakota No 1 northern bulk shipment in 16 days 91 velvet chaff 90 December wheat 87 3 45 May wheat 90 7 8 Corn No 3 64 45 yellow 5 3 4 1 No 2 yellow arrive 10 days 65 1 45 December corn 69 7 May corn 69 14 Oats No 3 white 40 1 standard 41 Blury Medium 73 No 1 northwest flax 1 44 1 4 1 44 3 4
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Milwaukee
Wis
Wihwat
Dakota No
Northern
Former resident is buried today
The remains of Thomas Liddell of Milwaukee, former foreman at the Mitchell roundhouse, were laid to rest at Graceland cemetery with Masonic rites by Resurgam lodge. He died Sunday night at Emergency hospital Milwaukee from injuries after alighting from a streetcar. He was 51, survived by wife, brothers William and Walter Liddell, sister in law, and cousin William McFarland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Liddell
Milwaukee
Milwaukee Roundhouse
Mitchell
Graceland Cemetery
Resurgam Lodge
Mr. Liddell
Emergency
Masons of
Roundhouse
la Crosse
William Liddell
Walter Liddell
Liddell
Austin, Minn
William McFarland
Mason Cuy
A. Thatcher
MitchERLE Grain Market Wheat Prices Report
Grain market notes list wheat prices for grades No 1 northern blue stem 74 No 2 72 No 8 69 in velvet chaff 73 No 2 71 GORN No 3 yellow shelled 54 year 62.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitcherle Grain Market
Wheat futures report from Minneapolis markets
Minneapolis grain market closes with bid and price details for wheat and durum. Prices shown for No 1 northern and No 2 durum with delivery months including December and May. Corn also listed with No 4-corn price.
Moriarity Trial Opens in Rich Sponsor Case at N J Court
In Tombs River New Jersey Joseph Moriarity a stenographer is tried in superior court for the murder of Mrs Caroline Turner. The mutilated body was found April 29 1911 on the lakeshore estate of George J Gould. Moriarity is defended by Mrs Jasper Lynch a wealthy society sponsor who sits with the defense. Society is split over the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tombs River
N. J
Joseph Moriarity
Superior Court
Caroline Turner
George J. Gould
Moriarity
Jasper Lynch
Lakewood
Two Men Arrested in Train Wreck Case
Cleveland detectives report the arrest of two men suspected of knowledge of the wreck of the Lake Shore’s New England Limited last Friday night, an incident that involved President A. H. Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Lake Shore
New England Limited
A. H. Smith
Vermillion Greet Slagle for South Dakota University post
Vermillion welcomes Robert L. Slagle as president of the University of South Dakota beginning the second semester. Slagle, previously with South Dakota State College, School of Mines, and related institutions, brings wide collegiate experience and local knowledge. Rumors about Dean Wood C. Perisha succeeding Slagle are denied by Regent Hitchcock. Football captain Cooley Ferguson, class of 1914, elected at the annual dinner. Ferguson from North Adams Massachusetts and member of Sigma Alpha Epsilon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermillion
Robert L. Slagle
South Dakota State College
Brookings
University of South Dakota
Slagle
South Dakota
School of Mines and State College
Wood C. Perisha
College of Arts and Sciences
Sligle
Regent Hitchcock
Cooley Ferguson
Ferguson
Trinity College
Hartford
Conn
Ferg Buson
North Adams
Massachusetts
Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity
Slagle Prepares Move From Brookings to Vermillion
President Rob ert Slagle, elected head of the South Dakota state university at Vermillion, plans no definite policy yet and will observe several months in administration before shaping plans. He aims to build a Northwest-competitive university while remaining in Brookings until February. Dr. Brown will run state college affairs during the transition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slagle
Brookings
S. D
Robert Slagle
State Agricultural College
State University At
Vermillion
State University
Northwestern
State College
Rapid City
State School of Mines
South Dakota
Post Office Fight Rages Over Gettysburg Appointment
Democratic telegrams flood President Wilson and Postmaster Burleson urging that W. S. Small or any candidate not be named postmaster at Gettysburg until patrons can vote under the Richards primary law. Delegates and senators Crawford and Sterling are pressed to heed local choice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
S. C
Wilson
Burleson
Coe J. Crawford
Sterling
W. S. Small
Richards
Postmaster Appointment Fight Appears in Potter County
W S Small, a Democrat, has an endorsement from James Coffey of Aberdeen for the postmaster role after William Toomey’s Republican term ends. With Toomey due to leave in January, Democrats and Republicans anticipate a Wilson appointment of a Democrat, likely W S Small, as petitions circulate to delay until the March primary. Senators Crawford and Sterling may aid in stalling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.S. Small
James Coffey
Aberdeen
William Toomey
Wiliam Toomey
Wilson
Tor
Small
Potter County
Toomy
Crawford
Sterling
Toomey
Gettysboro
James Coney
Washington
Trapper Readied to War on Coyotes in Black Hills
Forest Supervisor Kelleter orders a winter trapper to kill coyotes amid rancher losses after the state bounty cut. CG Erickson of Rochford is hired to trap and cull as many as possible, aiming to reduce further depredations. Also includes an ad touting a catarrh cure and Hall's Family Pills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deadwood
S. D
Black Hills
Kelleter
B. Erickson
Rochford
Hills
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Onto
Ohio
Hall
Quint Material Shows Up Strong In School Championship
The senior and junior classes along with sophomores and freshmen fought for the school championship. The juniors defeated the seniors 20 to 17 in a hard fought gymnasium clash. Key players included Claire Smith and George White for the juniors and Carl Norton and John Reiersen for the seniors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claire Smith
George White
Carl Norton
John Reiérson
First Winter Term Practice Opened on January 5
The opening day marks the first practice of the winter term as school resumes. The season's schedule is incomplete with initial games planned against Spencer in Mitchell on the first Saturday in February, including possible matchups with city quintets from across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
Mitchell
Two More Libel Suits Are Brought by Egan
Sioux Falls reports say George W. Egan serves papers tomorrow on Frank L. Mease editor of the Madison Sentinel for 25000 damages over a news report about a charge against Christ Benarder. Another 25000 suit is filed against Harrold Ross for malicious prosecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
S. D
Frank L. Mease
The
Madison Sentinel
George W. Egan
Christ Benarder
Ll. R. Eastwood
Watertown
the Herald
Egan
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W. H. Fritz
Tam
Vermilyer’s
Vermilyea’s
Messaline
Copenhagen
McKibben
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