Norbeck Urged to Aid Shipyard Volunteer Drive
The Emergency Fleet Co Operation requests Governor Norbeck assist in enrolling skilled artisans for U S shipyards. Message stresses a national effort by the Shipping Board Labor Department and State Councils of Defense to recruit 250000 workers to support wartime shipbuilding and strategic aims in France and with allies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Council of Defense
Defense
U.S. Shipping Board
Geo. HW. Gregory
Rix Stone
Washington
South Dakota Banks Shown Best in Northwest by Review
The North western National Bank Review credits South Dakota banks with leading the four-state group in deposits and prosperity. South Dakota deposits rise by 46.6 percent to 30 million, while Minnesota 16 percent, North Dakota 44.2 percent, and Montana 44.3 percent. Bank borrowings in South Dakota total 250 thousand dollars, with 48.628 per bank average across 514 banks, versus 3.7 million in Minnesota, 900 thousand in North Dakota, and 2.5 million in Montana. Farmers’ efforts are noted as key to maintaining dominance next year.
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Pierre
Northwestern National Bank Review
Minneapolis
Northwest
Minnesota
North Dakota
South Dakota
Montana
Northwest States
Pioneer Settler George W. Irvin Dies at 71
George W. Irvin a Lake Preston pioneer who moved from Sleepy Eye Minnesota in 1898 and later to the coast died at his Eugene Green family home. He was 71 and survived by his widow, three sons seven daughters and twenty one grandchildren. A Civil War veteran, he was a leading Masonic lodge member.
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Lake Preston
Eugene
Green
George W. Irvin
Sleepy Eye
Minn
Masonic Lodge
Elk Point Commercial Club elects officers for year
Elk Point South Dakota February 6 at the annual meeting the commercial club chose A A Ringsrud as president Lennard J Johnson as secretary and Wim Schaetzel as treasurer The club plans food work for the city and will push several projects in spring and summer to aid Elk Point and the surrounding territory
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Commercial Club
Elk Point
S. D
A. A O. Ringsrud
Lennard J. Johnson
Wim. Schaetzel
Bond Surrendered in Indian Liquor Case
Mobridge S D Feb 6 William Moore bound over to state circuit court on liquor selling to Indians charge has surrendered to authorities and been jailed after bond was withdrawn.
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Mobridge
William Moore
Cantone Commercial Club Opposes Special Session
Canton South Dakota commercial club rejects calling an extra state legislature session. The members state grain protection and local control suffice until the next regular session and trust the governor to act if urgent food conservation or other needs arise. A copy of the resolution will be sent to the governor.
German language papers hit by suspensions in Aberdeen trial
The Neue Deutsche Presse suspension and the handling of bonds mark key steps in a federal case. EB M. Harkin is named assistant U.S. attorney to prepare evidence against O W Sallett, publisher, with J F Paul Gross, Conrad Kornemann, and Walter Heynaeher among those charged. Bonds range from 2,000 to 10,000, and Sallett’s subordinates' bonds reflect the ongoing U.S. district court action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Neue Deutsche Press
Bo Harkinity
South Dakota
Statds
United States District
OW. Sallett
Dakota Prese Presse
Neue Deutche Presse
J. B. Paul Gross
Pers
Conrad Kornemann
Linux Malls
Deutscher Terold
Walter Heynaeher
Harkin
United States
Robert W. Stewart
Paul Gross
Gross
Gornemann
Haynaeher
Sallet
Neue Deutsche Presse
War drives glass eye shortages for wounded soldiers
Local surgeons report long delays and color mismatches for glass eyes due to wartime production. European fighting blinds many, increasing demand as army surgeons remove eyes. German control of dye supplies skews eye colors, with stock arriving in damaged or mismatched conditions.
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Europe
Germany
South Dakota Faces Coal Shortage and Demand Hike
A report by W G Biekelhaupt to PF Mitchell shows South Dakota receiving near its share of hard coal from Lake Michigan docks amid rising demand. He notes 214 064 tons shipped since April 1, 1917 with 8 8348 tons remaining and urges dealers to order soft coal from stockpiled supplies to avert shortages.
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South Dakota
Flin Picent
Buel
W G. Biekelhaupt
PF. W. Mitchell
Lake
Gomimentine
Mitchell
Biekelhaupt
Dphis
Lake Supering
Lake Michigan
Brekelhaupt
Steers Bring Fortune at Fort Worth Market
Hudson S. reports eighty one head of fat steers marketed netting stock raiser Hemkoe Kool a $9,835 check. A week earlier he sold seventy six cows and heifers for a total of 35,650.
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Hudson
S. 1
Mitchell Woman Praises Doan’s Kidney Pills
Mrs Gee Slater of Mitchell reports six years of use with Doan’s Kidney Pills helping kidney pain backache and bladder troubles. She notes improved kidney function and easier movement after taking the remedy widely available at 60 cents from Poster-Milburn Buffalo New York manufacturers.
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Mitchell
Doan
Dean
Poster-Milburn Go
Mfgrs
Buffalo
N.Y
Prescription for Catarhal Deafness and Head Noises
Advertisement advises a home remedy using Parmint double strength with hot water sugar and a dosing schedule. Claim includes relief from head noises and clogged nostrils with easy preparation and low cost. Listed for sale by F. W. Bobb.
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F. W. Bobb
Classified Market Update Hogs Steady In Sioux City Trade
Market notes show hogs continuing to gain on the Sioux City market with prices listed for various weight classes. Receipts around 2,000 head. fat cows and heifers and stockers and feeders also priced with steady tone for sheep market as receipts fall.
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Sioux City
Hog price ranges and market notes from Sioux City
The report lists comparative hog prices for today and prior weeks with bulk and week ranges, plus daily price movements and average weights. Market chatter names Emerson Nebraska, Kingsley, Waterbury, Le Mars, Moville and other consignors, noting cattle and hog shipments to Westbrook Minnesota and Laurel Nebraska for feed and sale.
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Sioux City
F. Schoening
Hos
Emerson
Neb
L. Share
Kingsley
J. C. Dunlap
Waterbury
Ernest Doble
Westbrook
Minn
P. Dreshmand
JH. Langel
le Mars
R. McElrath
Moville
Seney
W. Rees
Alo. Lonsfelidt
A. Peterson
A. Lundgren
W. Buss
B. J. Beeks
WW. Borehus
Bronsville
W. (. Pack
Laurel
Market Report Summary from Chicago Exchange
Chicago market notes show butter stable while receipts reach 1 554 cases with 690 ordinary firsts and 672 at mark. Potatoes unchanged with 9 years of receipts and live poultry steady.
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Chicago
New York Produce Market Report Feb Butter Rates
New York City market notes firm receipts 7321 cases. Creamery butter values higher than extras with 52 cents per pound. old-22 firsts 48 cents. seconds 17 1/2. Big Market steady with 10 dollar cases of fresh gathered extras. Dressed poultry unchanged.
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New York City
Feb. C
Grain prices and trade notes from Milwaukee market
Milwaukee price list shows mixed grain quotes including corn, barley, oats, and rye with varying lots and endings. The report lists designations such as No. 9 and No. 6 yellow for corn, white and standard varieties for other grains, with small price differentials and inclusions for feed and rejects.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Stitt
Market Prices and Standings for Corn Barley and Oats
Railway and local market notes list prices for corn barley and oats with figures such as corn at 4.70 and barley around 1.80 to 1.74 per unit. Standings show various entries and quantities alongside dates and initials. The text reads like an agricultural price list with scattered abbreviations and supplier codes.
Market Report from South St Paul Finds Hogs and Cattle Steady
Receipts at South St Paul market show hogs ranged around 16.00 to 16.10 with most at 16.00. Cattle receipts total about 22,000 with steers near 6.00 to 5.25, cows and calves and stockers trading within 5.00 to 18.25. Sheep receipts about 100 with lambs from 8.00 to 17.00 and ewes around 12.01 to 35.00.
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South St. Pial
Minny
Family Pride Quoted Note Reflects on Noble Feelings
A brief quotation by L. EB. Landon extols family pride as a picturesque prejudice yet tied to noble human passions and loyalty within families.
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L. EB. Landon
Pork Prices Slump on Chicago Market
On the Chicago market, hog receipts total 27,000 with mixed bid levels from about 16.00 to 17.00 per hundredweight for various grades. Cattle and calf offerings include native steers around 14 to 20, stockers and feeders near 16, with cows around 15 to 16 and heifers similar. Sheep receipts total 10,000 with slaughter lambs and other grades showing around 16 to 17.7 per hundredweight.
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Norbeck
Everett True
Condo
Nou Sax ‘fOu
Shebang HY
J P. Reihsen
White Star
Stoun
Laehi
Hulk
Tyg Messi
SOM
New York
Uiel
Milwaukee Grain Market
USA
Rive
SZAUS
South ST. Paul Market
Cher
Cyphers Incubator
Cyphers
Superior
Costa
Unio
Satles
Chichester
Takeo Po
Best
Omaha
Mitchell S. D
Mt. Vernon Road
Duroc Jersey Hogs
Anderson
Sattley
T. S. Welch
Judge Bros
First National Bank
Qeed Min
Janior
Homme Bao
Republican
Great Western Publishing Co
South Bend
Indiana
Pioneer Nursery Go
New Ulm
Widwer
Towen
White Lake
2Nd Ave
Lawler
4Th Ave
Weller Land
Purnipi
Mrs. l
Vickers
DY Poo
West Ave
Por Sal
Riverside Stow Farm
Nminl
Re. Welland
Canaie
Istuta
Care Republican
Quevelandise
C. H. McNulty
Emery
Rhode Island
Clias
Hoelscher
Gond
Missouri
G. Holden
Western Bank Ride
Gurls
Edmunds
Mattie William
10Th Ave. B
FORD
Calkins& Bolton
Johnsons Blacksmith Shop
Lloyd
Tombs
Basie
Baptist Church
Loomis
Chiris Bramers
Commercial Street
Portland
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