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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1915

Page

4

Markets Wrap From Chicago and Sioux City Livestock Trade

Hog receipts 21 000 today with strong demand and prices up to 7.95 for light hogs and 7.60 7.95 for other grades. Cattle receipts 14 000 with steady prospects and bids from 6.90 to 8.45 for beef and western cattle. Sheep and lambs show weakness with native sheep 5.65 6.50 and lambs 7.00 9.50. Sioux City cattle 1,200 today, hogs 12,000, prices 7.00 7.35 for many hogs, top 7.60. Sheep 1,100, steady. Week hog range 7.00 7.60, cattle strength noted in Gayville fat steers at 9.25 9.50.

Union Stock Yards Chicago Texas Sioux ‘City Sioux City Gayville S. D

Grain futures report from Minneapolis market quotes

Minneapolis market notes bid prices for wheat corn oats and barley. Prices cover No 1 and No 2 hard red winter and plains durum and durum and July September December wheat plus various yellow corn oats and rye values with delivery and arrival terms.

Grain prices in Milwaukee market report

Milwaukee wheat and corn price figures show No. 1 northern wheat at 1.37 to 1.40, Dakota No. 2 at 1.34 to 1.37, velvet ccnaff at 1.35 to 1.88, July wheat 1.02 1-2, September wheat 1.05 1-4, No. 3 mixed corn 76 1-2, No. 3 yellow 77 1-4, July corn 73, September corn 64 1-4 38.

Milwaukee Wis Dakota

White girl in Indian boy killing attempt ends in suicide bid

Agnes Chytka an eighteen year old from Charles Mix county farm followed a Sioux Indian youth into a field and fired three times at him after he rejected her. She then swallowed carbolic acid but survived with family and doctor aid. She now regrets the act.

Arrest Train Load of Recruits From Globe

A trainload of Montenegrin alleged recruits bound from Globe Arizona to Vancouver DC was seized in Portland Oregon for alleged neutrality law violations. The men reportedly aimed to join Montenegro’s forces in Europe and the train was moved under rush orders.

Portland Ore Globe Arizona Vancouver D. C Europe

Grain Price Listings Include Oats Barley and Rye Rates

The ledger shows OATS No 3 white 50 1 4 standard and July oats with varied numbers 50 1 4 51. BARLEY appears No 3 with 74 77 and rejected 68 71. RYE No 1 price listed as 1.14, No 2 1.13 1 2, No 3 1.12 1 18. WLAX No 1 northwestern trades at 1 75 1 4.

Northwestern

Base ball standings and batting lines from a grid

National League games show Brooklyn 8 Boston 4 New York 5 Philadelphia 1 Cincinnati 4 Chicago 6 St Louis 2 Pittsburgh 1 and American League results Philadelphia 7 New York 6 Detroit 7 Cleveland 6 Chicago 12 St Louis 2 Boston 5 4. Batteries Gardner Sampson Doyle Lewis and Geyer Swindler MWam lin Gonding noted as pitching and fielding line details.

Chicago St. Louis Philadelphia New York Boston Washington Detroit Cleveland Gardner Sampson Doyle Lewis Sossee Saahascom Fy Edo Geyer Swindler Mwamlin Gonding

Syverson Found Guilty in Bancroft Bank Fraud Case

Syverson former Bancroft State Bank president was found guilty of fraudulent banking practices after a 14 hour jury deliberation. He faced charges of accepting deposits while insolvent and replacing funds with worthless personal paper, with sentencing set for July 15 before Judge Carl G. Sherwood. The probe touched other banks in Bryant Willow Lakes Henry Vienna Lake Norden and Watertown and prompted further closures.

DeSmet S. D Hepa Syverson State Bank Bancroft Wingsbury County Syverson Bancroft Bank Examiner Wingfield Bryant Willow Lakes Henry Vienna Lake Norden Watertown Carl G. Sherwood Supreme Court

Oacoma Builds Model Roadways and Expands Gravel Roads

Oacoma leads in street upgrades as T B Strong drives efficient graveling of town streets funded by local business donations. Strong oversees work without pay and plans a community supper which adds another $120 to his fund. The town vows to keep streets solid and well graded along the Mitchell to Hills route.

Oacoma S. PD Col Thatcher Chamberlain T. B. Strong Strong Hraving Mitchell

Company F Heads to Redfield Camp for South Dakota Encampment

Forty six members of Company F plus other units entrain from Mitchell for Redfield to join the annual state encampment of the South Dakota National Guard. The event features rifle range contests between Company F and Company T Rapid City, with chaplain Rev Guy P. Squire overseeing sports and fishable nearby creeks James River and Turtle Creek.

Milwaukee Redfield South Dakota National Guard Yankton Parker Mitchell Karl B. Dowley Rapid City Guy P. Squire Wesington Springs James River Turtle Creek Capt. Rowley Il G. Meyer Geo. W. Shipton J. S. Chapman Whitney Morris Charles Bintliff J. A. Bricker John D. Templeton Herbert Bernard Paul Tilley F. W. Brethorst BE. &. Bryant HW. W. van de Boss Ll. O. Peters Leo BR. Rowley Rosy B. Smith Hw, H. Stuart H. Co. Sweeney J. W. van Ness R. C. Walton

Drowned Child and Companion Rescue Attempt Fails

Gettysburg South Dakota. John I Wise two years old drowned after a rudely built boat capsized on a pond eight miles north of Gettysburg. Companion Robert Stewart attempted a rescue, fainted on shore, and Wise was recovered dead in ten feet of water.

Gettysburg S. D John I. Wise Wise Robert Stewart Stewart

Tom Turkey Hatches Ducklings Demonstrating Feminist Breed Trait

Centerville, S. D. farmer Carl Bielow shows a bronze gobbler named Tom who set on duck eggs and raised sixteen ducklings. The fowl, weighing about 20 pounds, will be exhibited with his brood at the state fair in Muron.

Centerville S. D Carl Bielow Tom Muron

Badger Township Leads In Hogs And Pianos In Davis County

Badger township has the most hogs and pianos in Davis County according to assessor records before the county board of equalization. The township lists 2 778 hogs valued at 18024 dollars and 34 pianos valued at 3800 dollars, indicating strong porcine values and cultural assets.

Badger Davison County Board of Commissioners Badger Township

Beulah Leads In Auto Value Amid Township Assessments

Beulah township owns 19 automobiles valued at 6600 dollars while Union holds the largest cash total at 20600 dollars. Mitchell tops farm land value at 64 dollars per acre and Mt Vernon shows 855520 in city property. the Mt Vernon total real estate and personal property is 447591 dollars.

Beulah Township Union Township Mitchell Township Rome Tobin Baker Lisbon Union Mitchell Beulah

Davison County Population Figures From Census Totals

Census figures show Mitchell city with 7 785 residents accounting for over half of Davison county's 18 152 population. Mt Vernon lists 641 people and Tyndall 308. Township populations total 4510, yielding a county total of 13 153 in readable contrast to the stated counts.

Mitchell Davison County John M. Crampton Than Mt. Vernon

Miss Harriet Slaney Plans Move After Mitchell Visit

Miss Harriet Slaney left yesterday for Mitchell after visiting Mrs. Goldsmith and will proceed to Fond du Lac Wisconsin to enter an institution. She is connected with Miss H Haney and is described as a sister of Miss Haney in Pierre Dakotan society notes.

Dick Slaney Episcopal Church Fond DU Lac Pierre Dakotan Harriet Slaney Mitchell

Angelican Church to Open Theological Studies for Sisterhood

Miss Haney plans a two year course in theology and church work to join an Anglican sisterhood. She will take irrevocable vows prohibiting marriage, dedicating life to the church, wearing a Benedictine like habit, and serving without seclusion. Friends note her bright intellect and wish her happiness.

Church of England Miss Haney Dick Haney Supreme Court Akron

Boy Who Broke Liberty Bell Named as Rauch Helper

Emanuel J. Rauch claimed he assisted in ringing the Liberty Bell when it cracked. The report notes the boy deemed responsible, with details of his involvement and context surrounding the incident.

Emmanuel J. Rauch, Wio

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