Markets Report Hog and Cattle Prices Across Midwest
Sioux City market notes hogs top at 7.10 with prices largely 6.97 to 7.02. cattle receipts 2,000, market steady to weak. beef and veal ranges show weakness versus prior week. Also notices probate of John D. Kress in Davison County South Dakota with court hearing set for January 1, 1915.
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Texas
Westile
Sioux City
TeChi Yao civ Seeueses Seve
State of
South Dakota
Davison
John D. Kress
Anna Kress
Horace Kress
Mitchell
S. D
Thompson, Judge County Court
Minneapolis Cash Wheat and Corn Prices Report
Minneapolis cash market shows No 1 hard wheat at 1.34 8-4, No 1 northern at 1.29 3-4, May and July wheat around 1.31, No 3 wheat 1.23 3-4, No 2 northern 1.32 1-4, durum prices 1.49 1-4 and 1.16 1-4. Corn No 3 yellow 65 1-4 3-4 arrive 65 1-2, No 4 yellow 64.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Northern
Montana
Grain Price Ledger Notation and Arrivals
A fragmented note shows grain price movements and arrivals with figures for oats barley rye and flax. Entries include multiple lots and price ranges such as oats around 64 to 65 in various subcats, barley near 58 to 69, rye around 1.09 to 1.10, and flax around 1.66 to 1.69 per bushel.
Milwaukee grain market price report
Milwaukee market report lists grain quotes for Wednesday across wheat corn oats barley rye and flax. Prices shown include Dakota No 1 northern wheat at 1.34 to 1.85 and May wheat 1.36 with various grades and futures declined values for corn oats barley rye and flax across No 2 and No 3 categories with Northwestern flax at 1.66 to 1.69.
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Milwaukee
Dakota
Northern
Ste
Siena
Northwestern
Subway Fire Triggers Panic in New York City
A subway fire caused by an electrical explosion in a conduit sent about 200 people to hospitals with one death initially reported and later confirmed. Over 100 exposed to smoke and injuries during rush hour as trains evacuated and chaos spread.
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New York City
New York
Public Service Commission
Dave Og
Fire in New York causes many victims but no fatalities reported
In Manhattan a massive fire drew the entire local firefighting force and every ambulance to the scene. Police Commissioner Woods and Fire Chief Kenton announced there were no fatalities, though one woman died en route to a hospital. About 200 were taken to Polytechnical Hospital with many others treated for effects of smoke.
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Manhattan
Woods
Kenton
New York City
Polytechnic Hospital
High Wheat Rises Snap Flour Prices in Chicago
Chicago reports war price shifts in flour with top grade patent up to 7.18 a barrel, a 55 cent increase from the day prior. Second quality flour rose to 6.30 a barrel from 5.60 last week as buyers faced higher costs.
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Chicago
Farmer Made Insane by Kick of Horse
Scotland, S. D. Melvin Watson a Bon Homme County farmer was kicked in the forehead by a broncho more than a year ago. He has periods of mental derangement and the county board of insanity ordered him sent to the state hospital in Yankton for treatment. It is hoped proper care will restore his mind.
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Scotland
S. D
Melvin Watson
Bon Homme County
County Board of Insanity
Yankton
Noted medical opinion on a soldier’s head injury outcome
A medical expert describes a soldier whose sanity fluctuates after a head injury. He notes possible skull fracture causing brain pressure and suggests that relief could restore mental faculties, though relapses into stupor may occur before recovery.
German steamer Holger leaves Brazilian port amid neutrality breach
Rio Janeiro report says the German steamer Holger secretly departed Pernambuco with suspected supplies for German warships. Federal authorities blamed for failing to guard neutrality and officials were removed from office and ordered to face a board of inquiry.
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Rio Janeiro
Brazil
Holger
Pernambuco
Government Stops Post Office Boycott In Lucas
Government action ends a boycott tied to a Lucas post office in Gregory S D. The 64 year old owner of a general store led the boycott after a new postmaster moved operations to a rival store. Officials ordered rural carriers not to accept mail from anyone except the postmaster, forcing the boycott to end.
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Gregory
S. D
United States
Lucas
Rosebud
Textile sale highlights from a vintage ad page
A fragment from a 20th century ad showcases bleached sheeting at 45 inches and embroidered table covers, dresser scarfs, and cushion tops priced at 95 cents, with sizes 5 to 9 and a special emphasis on bargains at two dollars and fifty cents.
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Western National Bank
Mitchell, S. D
Cattrell
Vermilyer
Commiences
India
Linons
Eve
Lonsdale Muslinyd
Jac
Lonsdale
Kimonas
Bath
Brice
Warner
Redfern Gossard
Nemo
C.e.vermilyer
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