Markets Close Higher as Hogs and Cattle Gain
Sioux City and Chicago markets report firm to higher prices across hogs cattle and sheep. Hog receipts around 6,000 with top near 6.95 dollars. cattle receipts about 4,000 with steers 6.50 to 7.50. sheep strong with lambs 7.65 to 9.00. Separately Modern Brotherhood of America insurgent leadership sees resignations by Jas H Hughes and Homer Pitner, signaling possible end to factional split.
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Union Stock Yards
Chicago
Nll
Gattle
Texas
Tomorow
Sioux City
Sioux City Stock Yards
Modern Brotherhood of America
Mitchell
Jas. H. Hughes
Order
Homer Piiner
Hughes
Pitner
Cedar Rapids, In
National Bank
Mason City Daily Times
Mason City
W. A. Branch
Mitchell, S. D
Grain prices listed for NVHEAT and OATS
Market brief shows No 1 hard wheat at 1.20 per unit, No 2 at 1.14, No 3 wheat 8, grain variety Gareous yellow shelled at 56, and oats at 43. Data reflects commodity quotes and milling terms from the period.
Minneapolis Wheat and Grain Prices Close
Minneapolis cash close reports No 1 hard at 1.53 1 8, No 1 northern 1.48 1 2 and 1.58 regular, No 2 northern 1.46 1 1 2, No 2 Montana 1.51 1 3 2, No 2 durum 1.55 1 5 6, May 1.50, July 1.46 5 8, Sept 1.30 1 2. Orn No 3 yellow 72 1 2 2 arrive 72 1 4, No 4 yellow 71 4 2 arrive 71 3 4, No 5 yellow 71 1 3 2 2 71 7 2. Oats No 3 white 55 3 4 56 arrive 56, No 3 53 1 2 54 1 2. Barley 75 8 1 2 1 0 8 71 29 G 2.90 1 22 :
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Minneapolis
Northern
Montana
Arley
Passenger rates higher in March
With March first, Mitchell riders will pay $2.01 more to Chicago under the new Western Passenger Association tariff, effective March 1. The raise, averaging 0.5 cents per mile, does not apply to South Dakota points. Sioux City fare drops 5 cents. Other routes rise: Chicago $14.83 from Mitchell, Milwaukee $14.10, Minneapolis $7.63, while New York up $2.01. A Deadwood rumor links Milwaukee Road to extend west of the Black Hills via Crouch line and Jenny gulch survey, aiming to connect Nahant to Wyoming.
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Mitchell
Chicago
Western Passenger Association
South Dakota
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Sioux City
New York
Deadwood
S. D
Chicago, Milwaukee and St
Nahant ‘N
Wyoming
Elk Point Growers Sweep Corn and Livestock Fair
Elk Point growers claim top honors in the state corn show with grand sweepstakes for best ten ears and best single ear. Ernest Sorenson of Kirk Point wins the boys division grand sweepstakes. Auction sale at the pavilion nets 11365 for purebred horses and cattle with strong bidding and top prices. A late program features Dr. Perisho and county agent Jordan arguing vaccination against hog cholera, and Perisho warning of soil fertility decline in South Dakota.
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John A. Thompson
Elk Point
South Dakota
Ernest Sorenson
Kirk Point
Dakota Improved Seed Company
JL. C. Nelson
J. F. Smith
Flandreau
M. F. Patton
Krueger Bros
Aberdeen
Carey & Son
Ellis
G. J. Pettigrew & Son
Ilenry Brown
Scotland
Roan Duke
Jonas Johnson
Mitchell
J. M. Dunmire
N. J. Peterson
Ashton
Gayroche
J.T. Gurney
Speancer
Haro
Gilbert J. Sime
Murdo
W. J. Schafer
Canova
Jupiter
Knute Lewis
Lake Preston
Clydesdale
John Taylor
Hanneford
N. C
Maebelle Price
Tannhauser
Sam Jordan
Pettus County
Missouri
Jordan
List of Awards Last Week in South Dakota Corn Show
Davison county dominated the awards in the amateur yellow corn competition for the Second District at the South Dakota corn and grain growers show held in the city last week. John P. Thompson of Elk Point won the grand sweepstakes in corn worth 40 dollars, a prize cup, and a John Deere corn planter. Winners hailed mainly from Elk Point and surrounding areas, with numerous names listed for both yellow and white corn classes across Southern, Central, and Northern districts.
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Davison County
South Dakota
John P. Thompson
Elk Point
John Deere
L. C. Nelson
J. F. Smith
Flandreau
Lange Bros
Redfield
Agricultural awards list with names and districts
Field officers and farmers from multiple districts are recognized for various grain and forage categories. Entries name individuals such as Joe Smith Tulare Alfred Wenz Bath and Lange Bre MS as Boys of Southern District, with classes A B and C for 10 ears yellow white and mixed, plus Bearded Spring Wheat Durum Wheat and other crops across Redfield Mitchell Elk Point Armour and Mitchell areas.
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Yelow
Arsene
Mitchell
N. WN
Red Redfield
Chas
Uckert
Clear Lake
Kint
Lyman Uckert
Hugh Nash
Redfield
Northern
Lange Bre
Russel Sorenson
Elk Point
Central District
Conrad Aas
Baltic
Gustav Aas
Earl Gannon
Fulton
Bernard Wallace
Sinnikinie
Alexander Pierson
Harry Peterson
Northern District
Ray Haz- Vibeck
Leslie McElhany
Florence
Clas
Frank Cutshaw
Conde
Russel Effert Mitchell
F. Rh. Maurer Faulkton
Jos. Renning
Alcester
H. J. Renshaw
Armour
Chas Renshaw
John 8B
Thompson
Lk Point
John B Thompson
Ernest Knutson
Mission Hill
John Lund
Vermilion
Joseph Whandle
Hazel
Joe Smith
Tulare
Joseph Ronning
Joseph Steen
Beresford
Hmife
Marquis
Henry Meyers
Vermillion
H. F. Renshaw
Geo. Fierson
Claremont
Jens Krogh
A. P. Pratt
Ashton
Durum
Geo. Pierson
Clinton Morehouse
Watertown
John Simpson
D Beresford
J. W. Preston
Hitch
G. W. Coleman
S. C. Case
Harry Erickson
Miller
C. V. N. Perry
Andover
S. C
Lewis l Larsen
Langford
Timothy
Alsene Bros
Women Start Forward Move at St Marys Church Meeting
A large gathering of over eighty women at St Marys church rooms planned a series of five future meetings for the forward movement. The afternoon included a solo, prayers, an address by the rector, creed recitation, and discussions on inviting Jesuits. committees were named and refreshments followed.
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St. Mary's Church
Laura Saul
W. l L. Gray
Israel
Dudley Buck
J. B. Dickson
Interest Deep Despite Snow at Methodist Revival
Despite a snow storm the First Methodist Episcopal church drew a large crowd for gospel meetings. About a thousand attended last night and twenty five came forward for salvation as Dr. Mahood preached that entrance to God's kingdom requires a new creation and a new life. The sermon used humor and moved many to seek the Christian life. A women’s meeting with Mrs Mahood was fruitful and the morning message urged being filled with the spirit. Tonight's topic is What An Earthquake Did with further Tuesday meetings planned.
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First Methodist Episcopal Church
J. W. Meheod
Mahood
Dr. Mahood
Messrs
S. C. Wise
L. A. Williams
W. S. Wilson
Gardner Watkins
Henry Snyder
Miss Mahood
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Western National Bank
Mitchell Grain Market
ELK Point Cork
J. P. Thompson
State Pavilion
Yester
Ing
George A. Starring
State College At
Brookings
United States
Prerisho
Jwood Chapwell Perisho
South Dakota State College
Las
Association of Corn and Grain Growers
Methodist Church
Perisho
Illinois
Wisconsin
Iowa
Commonwealth
John VP. Thompson
Southern District
Henry Myers
S. F E. Sorenson
Chris Steen
R. F Williams
Platte
Henry Watz
Conrad Halla
Yankton
H. P. Larsen
P. G. Larsén
W. L. Henrys
Vibbreg
Central
J. W. Mahood
Big
Lyea Wal
A. BE. Hitchcock
Commercial& Savings Bank
Mitchell South Dakota
Herberp Bh
Hypchcock
Noom 210
Commercial and Savings Bank
Mitchell, South Dakota
J. ON. Crow
BE. VV
Bobb
Bobb & Bobb
First National Bank
C. Wherry
Commercial & Saves Bank
Sbs Mitchell, S
Broabbent Bros
Morticians
Paneral
W. WT. Broadbent CG
Broadbent Bros
Jebson’s Livery Barn
Hi. Noble & Son Funeral Directors
Fourth Ave
West
D. J
HW. Noble & Son
Privaph Ambulance
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