Livestock Market Report From Chicago and Sioux City
Hogs at Chicago bulk trading 7.50 to 7.70 and pigs to 7.95 with receipts about 35,000. Cattle and sheep varying by class with steers 4.75 to 9.00, cows 2.70 to 7.20, and native sheep 4.50 to 6.76. At Sioux City cattle 1,200 received with hogs 9,000. prices top around 7.40 and 7.45 for hogs, sheep steady. Market notes bearish tone in fat cattle and slight weakness in hogs versus Monday and Tuesday.
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Union Stock Yards
Chicago
Texas
Stoux City Livestock
Sioux City
Iowa
Wheat and grain prices listed in weekly market report
The report shows No. 1 northern wheat at 73 cents, No. 2 northern 71, No. 3 northern 67, velvet chaff at 72 and 70, corn 20.33, oats 23, barley 80 and 45, flax at 1.00. Prices reflect a concise commodity snapshot from the market page.
Grain futures prices from Minneapolis cash close
The Minneapolis cash close shows declines and gains across wheat corn oats barley and rye with No 1 No 2 and durum wheat prices mixed May and July wheat values around 87 to 89 with arrivals noted. Corn oats and rye move between 30 to 48 with arrivals forecast. flax prices quote around 1.38 to 1.54.
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Minneapolis Cash Close
Minneapolis
Minn
Whisat
Northern
Montana
White
Milwaukee grain market price report and bids
Milwaukee prices show wheat futures for May and July with No 1 northern and No 2 northern bids and spot bulk values. Corn futures list No 3 and No 2, with values around 18 1 2 to 47 for May, oats and barley notes follow, including rye bids and a Milan listing for No 1 northwestern oats.
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Milwaukee Grain Markt
Milwaukee
Wis
Dakota
S&s
Milan
Aberdeen Y W C A reports 462 members and new home funds
The Aberdeen YWCA annual meeting shows 462 total members with 374 active and 66 new since October 1. The cafeteria earned 27.06 over ten months and 36 870 meals served. A new three story YWCA home is being paid for with 1 000 initial payment and 5 000 remaining in 1 000 monthly installments.
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Aberdeen
S. D
Aberdeen Young Women’s Christian Association
Evelyn Littlefield
Kyle
Two Towns Engage in Checker Tournament
Aberdeen South Carolina reports a checker tournament between Agar and Onida to settle town rivalries. Onida wins pool and checkers with Agar taking pitch. Agar accuses Onida of importing a Chicago champion, while Onida defends home talent.
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Aberdeen
S. C
Agar
Onida
Chicago
Redfield Produce firm shows dairy and poultry growth
Redfield South Dakota dairy and poultry firm reports rapid expansion. 1911 output nearly doubled 1910 and 1912 nearly doubled 1911. 650000 pounds of butter produced and 25 car loads of eggs plus seven carloads of poultry shipped to Chicago Boston and Seattle. Total business valued at about 250000 dollars benefiting Spink county farmers.
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Redfield, S. D
Redfield Produce Company
South Dakota
Chicago
Boston
Seattle
Spink County
Ipswich Organizes Boys Better Farming Club
A new boys' better farming association forms in Ipswich South Dakota with Ernest Beebe as president Ward Leach as secretary and John W Strobele as treasurer Regular meetings will be held and lectures on improved farming will be delivered by prominent Ipswich and Edmunds County citizens.
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Boys’ Better Farming Club
Ipswich
S. C
Boys’ Better Farming Association
Ernest Beebe
Ward Leach
John WW. Strobele
Edmunds County
Sears Roebuck Reports Rising Net Profits in 1912
IU shows net earnings of Sears Kopback & Co at 21 percent of $10 million common stock, up from 17.5 percent in 1911. Annual report due next week outlines net sales about $50.5 million, net profits around $7.4 million, depreciation and reserves at $1.4 million, dividends and surplus totaling about $4.0 million and $3.76 million respectively, with early 1918 sales up about 1 percent.
Woman's eye leaps in joy after mill injury award
In Paterson New Jersey Miss Rose Petit of Passaic was awarded 515 by Jud William Hughes for losing an eye at Botany Worsted Mills. She leaped with joy in court. her replacement eye knocked out when she struck the floor. The injury occurred three days after starting work when a shuttle struck her face.
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New York City
William Hughes
Paterson
N. J
Rose Petit
Passaic
Botany
Rose
Leo Gross to wear long trousers for graduation
Alton Illinois reports the senior class resolution to compel Leo Gross the tallest boy in class and still in knickerbockers to wear long trousers for the commencement. His mother opposed the impertinence and prevented a kidnapping plan by taking him to a clothing store.
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Leo
Denver doctors face new appendix disclosure amendment
Denver is set to require surgeons to submit the appendix after appendicitis operations. If the appendix is sound, no fee may be charged, and the doctor could face a fine and imprisonment under the Physician's bill amendment introduced by Dr. Kennedy.
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Denver
Colo
General Assembly
Legal sentencing range fragment
A legal penalty clause states a punishment of not less than five hundred dollars nor more than ten thousand dollars and imprisonment of one to ten years or a combination of fine and imprisonment.
Bill aims to curb political circulars and guild mansion debate
A bill to curb political circulars without an authoritive name advances as lawmakers discuss amendments. The debate recalls past ballot outcomes with high turnout on moral and railroad measures and notes the need to curb anonymous attacks by using a political entity name.
Husband and Wife Die at Same Time in South Dakota
Deadwood notices report Luther P. Jenks learning his son and wife had died. the couple, both pioneers of the Black Hills, perished within roughly the same hour in Yankton and Maitland areas. The husband died of pneumonia at 74. the wife of old age ailments. Three sons survive.
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Deadwood
S. D
Luther P. Jenks
Yankton
Mach
Black Hills
Jenks
Whitewood
Sanford
Maitland
Two Cars of Sand for Richest Baby
Washington report notes vinson Walsh McLean the $100 million baby enjoys Palm Beach sand. Parents Edward Beale McLean ship two car loads to Massachusetts Avenue home for the child to play with a garden on display. Two small white donkeys were sent south as Christmas gifts for him.
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Washington, D. C
Vinson Walsh MclLean
Palm Beach
Edward Beale McLean
Washington
Massachusetts Avenue
MclLeans
McLean
Ma Hin targets chautauqua salute in public gatherings
Senator I M Mahin of Smith county pledges a bill to abolish the chautauqua salute claiming air germs spread by waving handkerchiefs. He cites how crowds rise, a famous speaker appears, and handkerchiefs flutter as others stand in their seats.
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Topeka
Kans
I. M. Mahin
Smith County
Dead Letter Sale Nets Over Ten Thousand Dollars
Washington D C The government earned 10861 through careless mail with no return address The annual dead letter sale brought in that amount An unmounted diamond exceeding three carats sold for 2850 dollars.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement by Mitchell Resident
Mrs. J. H. Wright of Mitchell South Dakota testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills cured her long standing kidney disease after doctors said it was incurable. She details back pain dizziness and abnormal kidney secretions ending with restored health. Pills sold by Diehl & Browns Drug Store for 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. sole US agents. remember the name Doan's.
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Mitchell
J. H. Wright
First Ave
S. Dak
Dean
Diehl & Brown
Foster-Milburn, Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doan
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Redfield
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Venus
Cornell U
Cornell
Sears Roebuck
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Colorado
Bill
GUILD
Kansas
Warner Corsets
Redfern
Nemo Corsets
Sahlin
Ferris
Style Books
Fritz
Optometrist
Uncle Sam
Hebets
Stoux City Stock Yards
Peele Eee
Pefeeges
Diehl @ Brown
Murowy
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