Markets Report From Chicago Stock Yards
Chicago’s Union Stock Yards show cattle, hogs, and sheep advancing. Hogs steady to higher with prices from 6.40 to 6.80 per hundredweight. cattle strong up to 10 cents. beef and veal seen at 5.50 to 8.85 for beef. cows and heifers 3.50 to 7.65. sheep firm with natives 6.70 to 7.50 and lambs near 9.30. Arrival totals include hogs 380,000 today and cattle 5,000 today.
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Union Stock Yards
Chicago
O’cial
Texas
Sioux City Stock Market Report Supports Steady to Strong Tone
Sioux City Iowa reports a steady to strong market across livestock with 2000 cable receipts and hogs mostly 5 to 10 cents lower with top at 6.47 and most trades 6.42 to 6.47. sheep at 500 head show a strong market while cattle sales reflect a generally steady pattern with beves at 6.00 to 7.85, cows and heifers 5.00 to 6.75, calves 4.00 to 9.00, and bulls 5.00 to 6.50. Traders anticipate continued country inquiry and possible price changes by Saturday.
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Sioux City
Ordey
Aeaenebet
Mitchell Grain Market Prices Hit Gentle Decline
Mitchell grain market reports bids for No 1 at 1.30 dollars, No 2 at 1.21 dollars, and velvet chaff No 1 at 1.26 dollars. Prices reflect modest shifts in supply and demand.
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Mitchell Grain Market
Grain Prices and Appropriation Forecasts from Pierre
Minneapolis market quotes for wheat corn and oats show numerous grades with prices ranging from No 1 hard wheat at about 1 51 to No 3 at 1 89 for spot and May July and Sept futures. Separately Pierre projects the 1915 general appropriation bill to exceed 2 500 000 dollars as committees inch toward unified House and Senate versions.
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Minneapolis
Northern
Montana
Wheat and grain prices in Milwaukee market report
Milwaukee market bulletin lists Dakota No. 1 northern wheat at around 1.52 to 1.54 per bushel with May and July contracts noted. Corn mixed prices, oats and barley quotes vary by grade, with No. 1 northwestern flax and rye figures also included, showing a wide range of bid prices and delivery months.
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Milwaukee
Dakota
Clerk Loots Jewelry Store
Sheriff brings Walter West from Chicago on robbery charges at Klein brothers druggists. West, a cler k employed in the shop, allegedly stole thirteen diamond rings a $40 watch a gem Vallieres and other items valued at about 60 to 80 dollars before disappearing and later being found with nine rings in his possession.
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Howard
Chicago
Walter West
Klein Brothers
West
Tleward
Carlook
Tlinois
Senate actions and line items on state duties and gifts
The article notes penalties for officials failing to keep highways passable and mandates for boards of education to publish annual statements. It mentions Senate actions on bills fixing motor vehicle liability for stock kills and extra compensation for county judges in attached counties. An executive session decision states the Senate will not vote away state property as a gift to the presiding officer, but gifts will be personal.
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Boards of Education
Senate
Disputed County Lines and Legislative Revisions Stir State
Stanley Haakon and Jackson counties clash over boundary division and Fort Pierre courthouse payments amid reorganization. The Bible reading bill tightens to may, adds a district Bible requirement, while liquor sale restrictions face passage with altered provisions. Code revision criticism cites insufficient time and opaque findings, as lawmakers debate international trade and naval warfare implications impacting American shipping.
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Stanley
Haakon
Jackson
Stanley County
Haakon and
Fort Pierre
Code Commission
Vessels Sunk and Submarine Threat Across Sea Routes
Berlin reports the American ship Carib sunk by a mine off the German coast, with 41 crew aboard and 4600 bales of cotton. The Carib had sailed outside German instructions. British destroyers rescued a crew from Peem, while Caribb’s crew are believed saved. neutrals again suffer from war at sea. Cross-Channel steamer Folkestone Boulogne was torpedoed but narrowly escaped as Victoria observed the wake. French squadron engaged and likely destroyed the submarine.
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Peem
Caribb
Deetta
Berlin
Germany
North Sea
Carib
Cole
Maine
Glyde Line
Walker Armstrong Company
Sylvannan
Cross Channel
Folkestone-Boulogne cross-Channel
Boulogne Harbor
Paris
Embargo Considered to Protect American Commerce
Washington reports President Wilson and advisers weigh a plan to halt all export shipments to Britain or Germany until they guarantee immunity for American cargoes. Proponents say an embargo law from Congress would give the president leverage to secure assurances within a fortnight, and compel belligerents to yield.
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Britain
Germany
Washington, D. C
Wilson
Great Britain
United States
Congress
Mitchell H S Debates Mitchell H S in Monroe Question Clash
Mitchell high school debates Monroe question against Sioux Falls and Yankton in Friday evening series opener under South Dakota interscholastic organization. Mitchell negative team travels to Yankton to face the city trio Dea Kj lmyr Claude Knight and Walter Heyler. affirmative lineup Garnstey Victor Braden Hill and Harvey Couche meet Sioux Falls here. Open to the public at 8 p m in the high school assembly room. The winner of the first series advances to a final triangular debate around March 12 to crown the state champion.
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Mitchell High School
Yankton
South Dakota
Mitchell
Sioux Paris
Gnnstey Vietor
Braden Hill
Swarvey Couche
High Heel
First Patriot's Birthday Marked at Nakom Wesleyan
Nakom Wesleyan honored the country's first president with a banquet in Graham hall, attended by about 200 guests, followed by chapel entertainment in Serenece hall. Classes were seated by division, decor reflected colonial and Greek themes, toasts were given by Annritz Miller, Fred Hatch, Dessie Petrie, Herbert Allen, and Ray Spear.
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Nakom Wesleyan
Meniay
Graham Hall
Serenece
Sae
van Bent Wuysen
Tar Tstmaster
Annritz Miller
Hewers
Fred Hatch
Dessie Petrie
George Washington
Thea Simnioy
RRS
W. J. MacClarinon
Catholic Men Hold Banquet in Honor of George Washington
The Holy Family Catholic church hosted an annual banquet after a gym program in Notre Dame academy. Rev. C F E O Flaherty led as toastmaster as nearly 200 parish men watched basketball and volleyball and a children’s gym display. A subscription raised nearly 500 dollars to cover gym expenses. Band 6 served the banquet in the dining room by the Catholic Ladies' Altar Society.
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George Washington
Holy Family Catholic Church
Notre Dame Academy
C. FE. O'Flaherty
Ethel Newdell
Catholic Ladies’ Altar Society
Resh New Arrivals Waists Skirts Suits at Rene LEROY
New stock arrives at Rene LEROY featuring a wide range of waists and blouses in Sand Putty and Balbian Blue Crepe De Chine Jap Silk and White Lingerie. Prices span 1.95 to 6.00 for waists and 15.75 to 35.00 for suits with many items described as new and stylish.
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Rene Leroy
Banquet Highlights Parish Plans and Music Moments
At the academy banquet the girls sang for applause with performances by the Atenins Weim quartet under Miss Dowdell, a piano quartet under Miss Bowell, and another under Miss Uernice Vrost. Toasts noted by Rev Fr OFlaherty, with speakers Dr W A Teely and M J Harte. Parish business then formed a committee expansion and fundraising plan including a Catholic fair in fall.
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T. Smith
J. A. Nevan
Academy
Pong Atenins Weim
Academy Quartette
Miss Dowdell
Wand
Piano Quartette
Miss Bowell
Misa Uernice Vrost
Teast
Our Country
T. C. Burns
Haitian President Abdicates Office Amid Naval Refuge
Haitian President Davilmar Theodore abdicated and sought refuge aboard the Dutch steamer Frederick Hendrik in Port-au-Prince harbor. After a stop at a southern port, the vessel will head to Curaçao as local officials take charge and await General Guillaume, leader of the revolutionary army, to establish order.
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Washington, D. C
Davilmar Theodore
Haiti
Frederick Hendrik
Port N Prince
Taitien
Cracao
Guillaume
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