Packers Profits Highlighted In Public Finance Report
Chicago reports total annual meat trade of the six big packers at 945 million dollars with net profits around 23 to 25 million. Armour Swift Morris Sulzberger and Cudahy shown expanding holdings and stock issues while disclosing assets liabilities and dividends to public markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Armour & Co
Swift & Co
Morris & Co
National Packing Co
Sulzberger & Sons
Cudahy & Co
National Packing Company
Armour, Swift and Norris
Sulzbergers
Aomunt
Cudahys
Armour and Morris Companies
Stock Exchange
New York Stock Exchange
Armour Details
Metalweacr
Fete
Tetetf P-Fsa
Armour
Armour Organization
Swifts
Swift, Armour and Morris
Dog Attack in Pierre Triggers Rabies Scare and Citywide Muzzling
In Pierre S D a rabid dog mauled Merril Holley wounding him fatally threatening to kill him as he is rushed to Chicago for Pasteur Institute care. Officers and citizens shot the dog to end the rampage and orders muzzling all dogs were issued. A B Funk announces candidacy for US senator from Split Lake with Garst trusted by supporters for similar bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Earl
Pukwana
Earl
Turner Produce Co
Richard Lang
A. H. Bayley
Third Avenue West
Mr. Bayley
Pierre
S. D
Merril Holley
Chicago
Pasteur Institute
Des Moines
Iowa
A. B. Funk
Split Lake
United States
Cummins
Garst
Coon Rapids
Cudahy Packing profits and Sulzberger stock issue
The report notes $10,000,000 common and $2,000,000 preferred at 6 percent, with $4,030,000 5 percent bonds and a net income of $1,900,000 before interest, $1,700,000 after interest. Preferred pays $120,000 and common earns over 15 percent. Michael Cudahy dies leaving $11,000,000. Sulzberger & Sons promote 3,500,000 percent preferred stock, oversubscribed, claiming packing profits and a $100,000,000 gross annual business rivaling major railroads.
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Cudahys
Cudahy
Morris
Michael Cudahy
Sulzberger & Sons
Schwarzschild & Sulzberger
Sulzberger
Pennsylvania
Southern Pacific
Doans Kidney Pills Endured Testimony from Mitchell Reader
Mitchell South Dakota resident Mrs. Mary E. Perry testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills relieved her long standing kidney disease and dropsy after doctors said she could not live weeks. Her August 1907 statement and a 1910 reaffirmation are cited. Public notice: sale details in Pierre and Foster-Milburn Co. as US agents.
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Mitchell
Mary E. Perry
West Eleventh Ave
S. Dak
Dean
Bright
Doan
Morris poised to secure speakership amid pre-legislative maneuver
In Pierre S D a race for appointive state legislature posts unfolds as Chairman Cook and H C Shober arrive to influence lineups. C J Morris is favored for speaker while E C Issenhuth concedes nothing. Legislation leaders eye chairs on judiciary railroads and appropriations as lawmakers gather in cold weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Issenhuth
Spink County
Senate
Curtis
Brown
Norbeck
Spink
Bartine
Lyman
Carroll
Hand
Lockhart
Deuel
House of
No Babies After 2020 in the United States
St Louis report notes a projection by Cornell’s Walter F Wilcox that no children under five will exist in the United States by 2020 except those already born or deceased before. The piece cites possible importation from France and calls for state endowment to mothers as social justice.
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St. Louis
United States
Walter F. Wilcox
Cornell University
American Statistical Association
Wilcox
France
Willcox
Endowment For the Stork
American Sociological Association
George Elliott Howard
University of Nebraska
Dakota Farmer Reveals Causes of Successful Farming
Aberdeen Dakota Farmer investigates proven practices of prosperous farmers. It analyzes why some operations prosper and offers readers actionable insights to apply on their own farms. The publication emphasizes practical methods to save money and boost yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Blizzard cripples rail lines as deadly storm rages west
The Great Blizzard of 1911 sweeps the Mississippi valley affecting Michigan Minnesota and North Dakota. Cattle losses mount and Fargo man William Thomas dies of the cold. Rail service suffers severe delays with multiple trains stranded and cars derailed. Bismarck records 26 below zero as drifted snow blocks traffic. In Huron South Dakota four thousand bushels wheat stored in an elevator burn with a value of 5000 dollars. no insurance.
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Chicago
Mississippi River
Texas
Atlantic Coast
Michigan
William Thomas
Fargo
N. D
Bismarck
Minnesota
Milwaukee Road
Alexandria
Rapid City
Pierre
Aberdeen
Milwauk
Minneapolis
Sioux City
Wear
Omaha
Thesenger
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J. H. Ferris
E K. Mather
C. E
Western National Bank
Dakota
Central
Davison County
J. €. Wells Abstract & Insurance Co
South Dakota
E. B. van Alstine Mitchell
First National Bank
Geo. Hager, Prop
THE
Missouri Valley Engineering Company
Mitchell, S. D
Viaty
A. Is. G Greaves
Paul Welch
Greaves
California
J. I. Anderson Lumber Co
Faith
Mobridge
Florence Shelby
Charles City
Hoyt Cox
Chamberlain
Denver
Colo
Cox
J. W. Shelby
Milwaukee
Brownsville
Inn
First Methodist Episcopal Church
James N. Cross
Eliza M. Smith
J.S. Hoagland
Cremony
Cattrell
R. I. Ruth
S. H. Scallin
H. E. Hitchcock
W. IE. Truax
L. A. Pope
Rufus Lyons
Mair
Board of Education
Hoff
Lucille Evans
Miss Evans
Goldie Graham
Weilitte Bridge
Plano Township
Hianson County
W. E. Rathbun
Royal Insurance Co
Highland House
William M. Wattles
J. S. Hoagland
Wattles
Nettie
Ford Deingler
Hoagland
Methodist
Elizabeth Brown
Miss Brown
Mrs
Raymond Ll. Wurm
Mae Freeman
J S. Hoagland
Wurm
Ethan
Herman Wurm
Sylvanus Freeman
Moris & Co
Armour Car Lines
IN Mitchell
L. M. Simons
Belle Fourche
Samuel Nash
Minnehaha
Bernard Vessey
Jeraul
John McDonald
Huron
A. B. Core
Sioux Falls
U. S
Copvnricuts &c
Munn & Co
Scientific American
Jserms
Linn & Co
Setercom
New York
Washington
Winhurst and Stele
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