Market declines across hogs cattle and sheep at Chicago yards
Union Stock Yards Chicago reports hog receipts 40,000 with 963 carryover from Monday and prices 5 to 10 cents lower. Cattle receipts ~22,000 with weak prospects and values from 7.50 to 11.80 for beef and calves up to 11.75. Sheep receipts 21,000 with weaker prices 6.50 to 10.75. Sioux City notes softer hog and cattle prices. Minneapolis cash and Milwaukee grain markets also dial down.
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Union Stock Yards
Chicago
Ill
Texas
Tomorrov
Sioux City
Wyednseay Pean Petey Eherey Cere
Western Canada
Denver
Butter Market Eases as Prices Dip in New York
Butter receipts total 17,109 tubs as market softens in New York City on a Wednesday. Creamery marks show 2% extras around 28 1 2 with firsts and seconds priced. process extras around 26 1 2. Packing stock notes include SNOW by 2 3 1 2 and other near-term figures.
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New York
New York City
Elgin Butter Market Takes Early Sales Pulse
Elgin butter prices rise to 27 1 2 cents as sales move briskly, with market activity tracking regional demand and potential price shifts for the dairy season.
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Elgin
Gregory McFayden's Rare Canadian Coin Story
Gregory S. D. W. C. McFayden of this city owns a rare Canadian three cent piece with a star on the obverse and the Lord's prayer in Gothic letters on the reverse. Found in St Eleanor, St Edward's Island, fifty years ago at age sixteen, the coin vanished and was returned by his mother. It passed within the family as a cherished relic after the birth of a son.
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Mr. McFayden
St. Eleanor
St. Edward's Island
McFayden
American steamer Jacob Luckenback sinks near Dover
Dover England collision with an unidentified ship sinks the American steamship Jacob Luckenback. Crew of 31 rescued intact from the scene.
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U. S
Dover
England
Jacob Luckenback
Currency official issues national bank call for Friday
The comptroller of the currency today issued a national bank call for Friday June ae.
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Washington, D. C
Comptroller of the Currency Today
Mitchell native visits in Missonia and local notices
Mrs. C. B. Brady, formerly of Mitchell, now in Missonia, Mont, visits Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Wilson. Agnes Herrick and Ruth Hoffman spend Fourth with friends at Ruskin Park. L. A. Stout couple visit Camp Hagman at Redfield. their son Shirley Stout serves in Company F. O. E. Sweet aided Mitchell rate case, then returns to Pierre. D. L. Kelley leaves for Sioux City. Clare Tinan in Kimball Graphic recalls fishing and rust woes at a paper plant due to damp walls and rusted equipment.
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C. B. Brady
Mitchell
Missonia, Mont
J. S. Wilson
Agnes Herrick
Ruth Hoffman
Ruskin Park
L. A. Stout
Camp Hagman
Redfield
Shirley Stout
Company F
Pierre
D. L. Kelley
Sioux City
Clare Tinan
Kimball Graphic
Chesapeake Bay
Atlantic
Mitchell River Road Gravel Bid Award and County Actions
Davison County commissioners met June 22 1916 and awarded the Mitchell River Road graveling contract to Isaac Spears as the lowest bid. They approved a liquor sale bond, moved funds to the mothers pension, and authorized a $4000 loan for John Carlson. Numerous road and equipment bills were approved and the session adjourned sine die.
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Mitchell-River Road
Miller
Mitchell
S. D. I. Spears
S. D. Pioneer Bridge Co
Mitchell, S. D
Snow
McLeod
Mitchell River
Isaac Spears
Grady
Hohn and
Stopf
Ethan
Lehman
Jensen
General Fund
Mothers’ Pension Fund
John Carlson
McGovern & Sons
Mdse
D. L. McLeod
W.H. Snow
Cc. I. Grady
Nels Jensen
County Commis Soma Coosds Roebreog
Pioneer Bridge Co
L. E. Lowrie
J. C. Lehman
Neitaseenntnsisie Ie
A. Cornwell
Joe Westfall
H. M. Anshutz
W. S. Burnett
M. B. Burnett
Chas. Sayler
Jas. Tobin
Bethesda Hospital
Jacobson
Russell Grader Co
J. N. Crow
Vacanoe
Downe & Kittleson
Walrath Insurance Co
C. L. Percival Co
Ghuimnay
W. Clark
Tsaac Spears
G. M. Gere
H. L. Schrader
Will Grady
Clifford Perkins
F. M. Perkins
D. L. Martley
Earl Franklin
G. J. Christopher
B. Langdon
EK. F. Bailey
Geo. Anschutz
C. Ferber
HH. Kager
D. & A. Water Co
State of
South Dakota
Davison
Ss. I
J. M. Crompton
Mitchell 1916 Building Permits Show Slow Start
Building operations in Mitchell during the first half of 1916 were quiet with $52,465 in permits. March led with 16 permits totaling $14,600 followed by May with 11 totaling $12,125 and June with 4 permits for $10,700. April had 12 permits worth $9,715 and February 5 for $5,125. High material costs curb activity. a return to normal prices could trigger a boom.
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Mitchell Tave
Fleeing Quartette Fined for Larceny in Castlewood
Four travelers, two men and two women, arrested at Arlington on Castlewood authorities orders, were brought back and found guilty of shoplifting in Castlewood. The two men paid $50 fines each and were released. Investigations continue into potential white slavery charges against the men.
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Castlewood
S. D
Arlington
Sterling Gum Prizes Awarded In Large Contest
George Gill of Toronto wins the top $1,000 prize in Sterling Gum Company’s seventh point mystery contest. Seven thousand seven hundred seventy seven prizes are issued from more than 314000 submitted phrases. The company credits newspaper advertising for wide participation and success of the promotion.
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New York City
George Gill
Sterling Gum Company
United States
Canada
Toronto
Gill
Final settlement planned for Henderson State Bank creditors
Wessington South Dakota IA Platts in charge announces that the Henderson State Bank which closed over a year ago will have its final settlement with creditors soon. All creditors will be paid in full and a comfortable surplus remains.
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Wessington
S. D
I. A. Platts
Henderson State Bank
Vacationers and shoppers travel in and near Aberdeen
Miss Letha Blackman spends a two week vacation at Wessington Springs. Siberz & Michels firm partner J W Sibert goes to Chicago and Aurora on a buying trip for underwear shirts and tailor shop needs. Miss Helen Strauss and Miss Doris Strauss drive from Aberdeen to visit sister Mrs Hi A Jacobs. Chester W Ruth visits friends at Wessington Springs. Mrs. Laursen Reid and Miss Olson return from a month long vacation to New York and Boston.
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Letha Blackman
Wessington Springs
J. W. Siberz
Siberz & Michels
Chicago
Aurora
Ill
Sibert
Widmann Hotel
Helen
Linor Strauss
Aberdeen
James Dobson
A. Jacobs
Chester W. Ruth
Weington Springs
Mis
Dia Laursen
Anna Reid
Mis A. Olson
New York City
Boston
Sight service offers round the clock home vision aid
The advertiser touts a service that relieves eye strain and mental fatigue. It emphasizes constant availability and invites readers to have their sight corrected immediately.
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