Market Report from Union Stock Yards and Sioux City Trade
Hog prices firm to strong with top at 8.00 and most sales near 7.70 to 7.90. Cattle receipts 16 000 today with steady to strong prospects. beef and calves firm to 10.75 for calves. Sheep strong with lambs 8.50 to 10.65. Sioux City market reports cattle and hogs strong. hog top 7.70, 7.35 to 7.60 bulk. General market tone mixed to steady across regions with light demand noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Stock Yards
Chicago
Scattle
Hsetimatea
Texas
Sioux City
Truesday
Bronx City
Cove
Milwaukee Grain Market Report with Wheat Corn and Oats Prices
Milwaukee and Minneapolis cash close report grains with wheat prices ranged No 1 northern 1.33 May 1.33 July 1.24 for May wheat No 3 mixed corn 76 79 cents No 4 mixed 72 75 cents oats No 2 white 50 52 cents standard 56 53 cents barley No 3 77 79 cents flax No 1 northwestern 1.27 1 2. The Minneapolis close lists wheat around 1.34 1.36 for choice arrive 1.36 1.28 for No 2 north hard red spring. corn 77 78 cents. oats 47 48 cents. barley 69 77 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Millwaukee
Wis
Dakota
Minneapolis
Montara
Rive
Republicans Take Derby Lead Despite Unclear Reads
Fragmentary text shows references to Republicans and a Derby event with unclear context. The passage mentions a position, uncertainty, and reader confusion about who will stand, with phrases like no one knows and reading the beginning. The incomplete lines suggest a local political item or tease.
Bank cashier granted new trial in western South Dakota
The South Dakota Supreme Court granted a new trial to Henry D. Perkins cashier of the old Meade County bank and former state senator on a bank wrecking conviction. The ruling involved a change of venue denial and affects western counties where the bank served ranchers. Several other cases in the term were affirmed or reversed, including matters from Roberts County, Spink, Codington, and Davison. The decision on county auditing limits state auditor oversight of executive accountants and requires counties to pay dictated sums for such work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perkins
McCoy
Jacob A. Johnson
Centerville Milling Co
Turner
Jacob Klinkoosten
William J. Mundt
Hughes
Mary Sando
Guardian
Roberts County
Roberts
Whiting
Elizabeth J. Heumphner
Charles Bailly Roberts
C. W. Johnson
George C. Bagley Elevator Co
Grant
G. W. Roberts
J. S. Shaffer
Maine
Aberdeen
Frank M. Byrne Govarnor
A. Ewart
Wwit
Smith
Sstimson Computing Scales Co
Trina Torgeson
Union
J. W. Catlett
George Whrier
Spink
Polley—Bethe
M. Roberts
Brown
Walworth
Western Surety Co
Henry Boettcher
Hanten Bond Company
J. A. Patterson
Codington
John H. Rodgers
John Walsh
Lawrence
Gates
Ada HE. Warne
Rodell
Warne
Davison
John Mort
Ole Cralstad
Belle Peterson
Grand Lodge A
Board of Commissioners of
Edmunds County
State Department
Kickapoo Worm Killer Advertises Candy Cure
An old newspaper blurb promotes Kickapoo Worm Killer as a remedy for children’s nervousness and restlessness due to worms or constipation. It claims the candy both kills worms and acts as a laxative to expel them and remove poisons, soothing fretful behavior.
Farmers urged to keep farm products local and build dairy strength
The South Dakota gathering featured Prof. C Larson urging farmers to store and transform farm produce into dairy products to cut freight costs. Officers were elected for the new year, and talks on soil fertility, rural social centers, and home building followed. A union banquet and program on education, agriculture, and social topics capped the convention activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Prof
C. Larson
State College
Della Wimple
Beresford
Nora Fromme
Nel‘lie Kedzie Jones
Auburndale
Wis
Gregory County Recovers 20000 in Embezzlement Case
Gregory county uncovered a shortage in the state permanent school fund totaling 2500 and sued former treasurer Butler and his surety bondsmen. Auditors found loans paid to Hansen and A Koch with no receipts and money deposited to a personal account. Ambroz, ex-auditor, faced embezzlement charges and a bond for the 1916 term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
Hansen
A. Koch
Ambroz
Gregory County
Hoffman
Williamson
Frank T. Ambroz
Sale of Livestock and Joint Program at Glenn Canisiota
The event lists at Glenn Canisiota include a Thursday forenoon visit to associations, a sale at 1 00 p m featuring 34 Duroc Jersey sows 26 Poland China sows 3 boars 12 Ghester White sows and 10 Shropshire sheep in the pavilion. A joint program with other associations and a banquet at 7 p m in the Methodist church basement concludes the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
T. J. Morgans
Teatmaster LE. C. Perisho
Brookings
Frank M. Byrne
W. S. Hill
Frank Weller
Political Economy Club of
Mitchell
Corn and Grain Grower’s Association
T. W. Dwight
State Regents of Education
the Farmers School
Faulkner
Nellie Kedzie Jones
Gorn
Dakota
H. O
Severin
South Dakota State College
Glenn
Canisiota
Jersey
Poland
Methodist Church
Sunday School Plans New Building for City Youth
At a well attended First Methodist church meeting Superintendent E W Heyler outlined plans for a new Sunday school building. The project would include a gymnasium, swimming pool and auditorium to serve the boys and girls, with funds to be raised by the school this year. The lot north of the church is set for the project and the church would keep worship spaces exclusive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Fowler
Theatre Pharmacy
Mitchell
Main Street
Third “Avenue
Fred
William Scott
Anna H. Scott
Mr. Fowler
Fowler
Gale Theatre
Will Scott
E. W. Heyler
First Methodist Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
Young Men’s Christian Association
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Edla Laurson
Epworth
G. H. Miller
Earl B. Rowley
Josephine Scott
Sioux City
John Bartolet
Bartolet
J. E. Williams
Kansas City
Williams
Kansas City Life Insurance Company
South Dakota
Mitchell Hosts Farmers Week Opening Across Livestock Shows
Mitchell opens the annual big triple convention with the South Dakota Live Stock Breeders Association and Corn and Grain Growers. Weather delays exhibits as Brion notes the sale may meet last year’s mark while Dawes praises corn quality despite wet season challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Brion
Mitchell
Matt Ginsbach
Hartford
P. E. Murphy
Oldham
H. C. Wickie
Webster
R. J. Weiland
Canistota
James W. Wilson
Brookings
H. Dawes
Fulton
M. Randlett
Livestock Breeder’s Association
Corn and
J. M. Erion
South Dakota
Brion
Association
H. E. Dawes
South Dakota Corn and Grain Growers Association
Nebraska
Erion
Elion
Ray Weiland
Weiland
C. L. Dotson
Sioux Falls
Hugh Nash
Spink County
Corn and Grain
Iowa
Sam L. Sloan
Day County
F. l. Bolland
Mitchell Notes Highlight Local Drills Marriages and Weather
Local notes report Mitchell militia drills with Alexandria members practicing at the Laidlaw building and a Chicago wedding of Cecil R. Braught and Catherine T. McDonald. Debating honors for Myron Brink at Dakota Wesleyan. Kansas City Life agent J E Williams travels and missing Europe travel for Canadian Pacific. Weather records show subzero lows. snow and rail delays complicate upcountry travel. multiple community updates through Friday and Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Chicago
Cecil R. Braught
Catherine T. McDonald
Baught
David Braught
Lemmon
S. D
Mr. Braught
John Wright
Wessington Springs
St. Joseph’s Hospital
A. G. Hill
EB. Dye
C. E. Oats
W. O. Crockett
CC. B. Beelman
Jacob Smith
Gann Valley
Martin Klosick
Crow Lake
Frank Hall
Buffalo County
Mitchell Commercial Club
Pierre
G. W. Adams
Iowa
Proposition
W. A. Hill
South Dakota
C. W. Felton
Sioux City
Milwaukee Railroad
Gertrude Sampson
Sioux Falls
Des Moines
Marshalltown
Newton
David Bertie
Canadian Pacific Railway and Steamship Lines
Minneapolis
Japan
Europe
James Scarmoutsos
Lakell Bros
Armour Herald
Douglas County
Melvin Chase
Ashton
Chicago University
Chase
Dakota
Wesleyan
Weather Note on Cold Snap and Household Packing
A resident stayed to pack household goods as a bitter cold snap lingered with a temperature of 10 degrees below zero this morning, two degrees warmer than yesterday morning, signaling a slight uptick in the frigid conditions.
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Gattle
RYEL
Tad
Seus
Northwestern
Meade County Bank
Supreme Court
THE
Scotts
Chilken
J. G. Hutton
Fred F. Meyer
Nora Springs
Clara Miller
O. C. Thompson
Court House
James Edward Colwell
Scotland
Lalu Vivian Applegate
Humboldt
Walter Hurd
Marie Pollak
Letcher
Madetink
S. S
A. Shellabarger
West Liberty
A. B. Shaner
Lanark
Corn and Grain Growers
J. W. Preston
Carl Hoffman
T. J. Sorenson
T. J. Frick
Joseph Hamilton
Jack Wick
Norman Nelson
John Thompson
H. O. Wickre
M. O. Bates
H. L. Branson
F. P. Swan
Banquet
J. QO. Wickre
J. Dunmire
J. G. Hamm
O. A. Bates
C. W. Stanley
A. N. Faber
Rank Sand
J. A. Glenn
A. L. Snider
Corsica
Alexandria
Mitchell Militia
Rowley
Mitchell Company
Laidlaw
Parkston Advance
Myron Brink
Dakota Wesleyan University
Dakota Wesleyan
Morningside
St. Olaf’s
Brink
O. B. Wallace
Dallas S. C
Mt. Vernon
Palm Beach
A. J. Litchcock
Republican
St. Petersburg
Fla
Hitchcock
I. D. Butterfield
New York
J. W. McClinton
Mitchell Schools
Huron
South Dakota Educational Association
Mildred Derr
Wolsey
Ben T. van Metre
O.T. Litchfield
Battle Creek
Mich
J. G. Mashek
Mashek
Milwaukee Round House
City
Louise Lypal
Chamberlain
Oakum
Swanson Plumbing
J. N. Crow
Nellies Overguard
J. C. Petrie
H. M. Wagner
Mr. Petrie
Mrs
J. H. Petrie
Henry Posey
Wes
Jacob Jacobson
Joseph H. Smith
Great Northern
Corea
Wash
Seattle
Shepherd
Missouri River
Gus Leonard
Will Sayles
Firesteel Creek
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