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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1915
Page
15
Sioux City and Chicago markets report receipts and prices for cattle hogs and sheep. Prices show weakness in cattle, steady hogs, and mixed sheep trends amid large weekly totals and regional bids.
A subway fire caused immediate panic as passengers fled and emergency crews rushed to the scene. Investigators worked to determine a cause while authorities secured exits and diverted trains, with no injuries reported yet.
Wheat prices surged yesterday lifting flour costs for consumers. Top grade patent flour rose to 7.15 dollars per barrel from 6.60, while second quality flour climbed from 5.60 to 6.30 per barrel, reflecting a broader impact on market costs.
A Bon Homme county farmer was deemed insane after being kicked by a horse. The county board of insanity examined him and he was sent to the state hospital at Yankton for treatment. It is hoped that with proper care his mind may recover. He was injured more than a year ago and has since suffered recurring mental disturbances.
Neutrality breach suspected as the German steamer Holger reportedly departs Pernambuco with supplies for warships. Federal authorities face a board inquiry and are urged to account for lapses in neutrality protections.
Government officials halted a local post office boycott after the rural mail routes out of Las Roccas were affected. The old postmaster faced pressure as authorities cited disruptions and a need to ensure mail delivery continued without further confrontation.
A compact advertising item lists one lot of textiles including towels, pillow tubing, and wool hose. Items feature sizes from 5 to 94 fraps and include bleached towelings with regular value 35 cents per pair, round thread regular, and a 1-4 off on wool hose.
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