Market News Mixed: Hogs Slump and Wheat Steady Across Regions
Markets show a broad decline in hogs with receipts around 55,000 at some yards, while wheat prices hold near 1.23 to 1.51 at Chicago and Minneapolis. Cattle and sheep receipts surge, with mixed, heavy, and western cattle seeing softer demand. hogs reach new weekly lows as buyers pull back. Sioux City reports a weak cattle market with high receipts and lower top bids. Mitchell grain notes No 1 hard wheat at 1.20 and No 2 northern around 1.38 to 1.45 amid light demand.
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Edurum
Union Stock Yards
Chileao
Morrow
Sioux City
Towa
Tate
Battle Report From Garden of Eden Amid Turmoil
London dispatch describes hot conditions and heavy fighting as British forces push Turkish positions. Soldiers report water shortages, fatigue, and capturing two forts and a telegraph office. Turkes reportedly use deceptive tricks and abandon equipment in retreat, while British troops observe a chaotic chase in intense heat.
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London
England
Adam Sid Eye
Garden of Eden
Persian Gulf
42 Centimeter Cannon Is Old News From Krupp
Amsterdam reports Krupp repudiates claims that the 42 centimeter gun is a new novelty. The company notes they exhibited such a weapon at the Chicago World Fair in 1893, calling it one of the most powerful weapons then in existence and capable of piercing the strongest ship armor at ranges to be tested.
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Amsterdam
Messrs Krupp
Cuicaro
Champlin
Hall
Att Hall
Ma Hall
Rev Hn
Tosselen
Abou Warners Church
URESPN RETURNS 10 DUTIES 1k .HE HOUSE
The text appears garbled with repetitions and missing context. It notes duties and copies of reposed changes, mentioning the House and HS reposed changes in B's primary system. No clear events or identifiable persons or organizations are provided to form a factual summary.
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Urespn
South Dakota legislative push on race and alcohol laws
South Dakota lawmakers push a slate of measures including a race preservation bill and a Sunday alcohol ban. The Senate and House consider changes to marriage law, liquor controls, and state money deposits. Debates touch on farm policy, probate clerks, and regional issues as sessions plan to tackle regulatory reforms and taxation.
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Marrias
Enges
South Dakota
Wil
Sirown
Lincoln
Senate
Swanton
Cone
Danty
Literacy Test Veto Marked in Immigration Bill Debate
In Washington a decisive conference between the president and congressional committees shaped the immigration bill. The literacy test provision faced a veto as the administration pressurized against it, setting the stage for a key political clash.
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Washington, D. Cis
Congress
Half Million From Australia Urges Health and Unity
A civic meeting urged women to work for a healthier America and to push for universal health and civic unity. Leaders touted sanitation, garbage disposal, and disease control as vital, with mothers engaging in Q and A about city improvements. The session closed with hope for summer progress and continued public effort.
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Leon
Walt
Elty
Lincoln-Parent
Reserve of half trillion men planned for European war
A fragment notes Australis proposing a force of half a trillion men to be formed as a reserve to be used in Europe during the war. The wording is garbled and uncertain about sources or dates. Further clarity is needed to confirm exact figures and provenance.
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Dney
Australis
Europe
William Pier Named Midland Bank Leader and Booster
William J. Pier has been chosen to lead the Midland branch of the First National Bank of Mitchell as president for the pursuing year. Formerly from Midland, he previously worked at the Midland state bank and is noted for boosting the local business scene. He serves as treasurer of the Mitchell Commercial Club and is connected with the Mitchell Concert effort.
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State Republican Committee
William J. Pier
Mitchell
Oateeke
Midland
Atdiam
Midland State Bank
Plor
Plan
Wally Reat
Mitehell
Tijent
Sioux Falls gains Case Company branch moving from Mitchell
Announcement states the Case Company will relocate offices from Mitchell to Sioux Falls, maintaining a local branch there under direct supervision of the Sioux Falls office. The Mitchell operation began in the early 1890s, serving the southern half of the state, with J.T. Morrow noted in its history. The move aims to improve efficiency and territory coverage.
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J1 Cave Threshing Machine Company
Tte
Foux Falls
Mia Tocal Ones
Yount
Sai
Sioux Falls Fe
State Moval
Yount Thas
Mitchell
Sioux Falls
Case Company
J.T. Morrow
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