Markets Report From Chicago and Sioux City Livestock
Markets show slow to steady movement with hog receipts around 25 000 and cattle receipts near 18 000. Prices ranged with hogs mostly 8 60 to 9 45, cattle beves 7 15 to 8 10, sheep 4 25 to 7 60, while Sioux City notes hogs 8 50 to 8 90 and cattle steady with top hogs at 9 50. Wheat corn oats and flax prices are listed for nearby futures.
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Wichita
Market Report Sioux City Beef and Bovine Prices
Tuesday markets showed steady to firm cattle values with active beef demand amid higher receipts. Beeves quoted at 7.25 to 8.75, fat cows 6.50 to 8.00, grass cows 5.50 to 6.50, South Dakota range cows at 7.50, veal calves 7.00, bulls 5.25 to 5.50. feeders 6.75 to 7.60, calves 6.25 to 7.50, feeding cows 5.00 to 6.50. Hog trade slightly weaker, lambs steady to higher. receipts up.
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Sioux City
South Dakota
Mitchell Grain Market Prices
Grain and crop prices listed with No 1 northern wheat at 77 and No 2 northern at 75, No 3 northern 71, velvet chaff 176, No 2 74, corn 46, oats 32, and flax at 1.13.
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Mitchell Grain Market
Northern
Minneapolis wheat and grain prices show mixed bids and arrivals
Minneapolis cash grain reports list bid prices and arrivals for wheat, corn, oats, barley, rye, and flax with ranges for No. 1 and No. 2 grades and different delivery months. Milwaukee market notes show No. 1 northern spot at 93 and Dakota No. 2 northern at 91 for bulk shipments.
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Dakota
Minneapolis
Minn
Northern
Montana
Ilwaukeer Grain Market
Milwaukee
Wis
Daota No. 1
Dakota No. 2
Run on Chicago bank unsettles city crowds
A large crowd gathered near Kenwood Trust and Savings Bank as a bank run began yesterday amid vague rumors about its condition. The bank paid about $100,000 to depositors yesterday, and Ft Dearborn National Bank sent $200,000 today. President A. K. Wood pledged to pay each dollar for dollar, and several hundred depositors were paid this morning, easing the near-term tension.
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Chicago
Kenwood Trust and Savings Bank
Ft. Dearborn National Bank
A. K. Wood
PLAN NATIVE TREES FOR CAPITOL GROUNDS
Plans for the capitol grounds show native trees will predominate in the decorative scheme. Elms and hackberry will be used for deciduous trees and Black Hills spruce for evergreens, with irregular scattered groupings rather than straight lines.
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Pierre
Capitol
Black Hills
Despondent Woman Ends Life In Barn
Mrs. Carter Collins 32, wife of Moody County farmer, hanged herself in the Collins barn. Despondent over ill health and fear of losing mental faculties, she had recently been released from a hospital but showed no improvement. Survived by a husband and three children. body found as children returned from pasture.
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Trent
S. D
Carter Collins
Moody County
Collins Place
Drowning Death Of Local Electrician Miller At Jim River
William Miller 22 an electrician on the federal building project near town drowned in the Jim river while swimming with a companion who also nearly drowned twice while attempting a rescue. Miller was from New Ulm Minnesota and his body was sent there for burial. his father is Jacob A. Miller.
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Huron
D. D
William Miller
Federal
Jim River
New Ulm
Minn
Jacob A. Miller
Miller
Milier
Marked Gain in South Dakota Insurance
Pierre S D From advance sheets of the report of the state insurance department it is shown that the people of South Dakota for the year ending December 381 last paid 5 983 564 for insurance of all classes or more than 10 for each resident of the state under the last census figures Of this the greater amount was for life insurance in various forms.
Fire loss and premium totals across South Dakota insurance firms
The report details risks written, premiums received, and losses paid by foreign and South Dakota life and fire companies. Foreign fire firms show $120,198,388 in risks with $1,950,259 in premiums and $1,094,426 in losses. South Dakota stock and mutuals report varying figures, noting a $2.125 million fire loss total for the year and urging continued town watchman safety.
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South Dakota
South Dakota Mutual Fire Companies
Harvest Season Brings Rise in Bank and Post Office Robberies
Police fear an influx of criminals joining harvest hands in South Dakota. Robberies may rise from now until winter as banks and farmers carry larger cash sums during crop marketing and harvesting.
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Sioux Falls
S. C
South Dakota
Day of Bad Luck Hits Armour South Dakota
Sunday brought destruction and tragedy to Armour. A barn owned by Tom Shaw burned to the ground, destroying six tons of hay and 200 bushels of corn. Local resident Laudot died of heart disease. Nearby, 20 year old Robert Harris drowned in the Jim River. A boy was treated after accidental hooks were embedded in his temple.
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Armour, S. D
Tom Shaw
Laudot
Armour House
Robert Harris
Jim River
Cubs Drop Two Games in National League Action
In a split twin bill the Chicago Cubs lost the first game 6 to 5 and won the second 10 to 6. Batteries for Chicago featured Lavender and Needham with Alexander, Brennan, Killefer and Hawley behind the plate. Final line shows Chicago tallying runs in both contests as the slate of NL games continued.
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Escoss
Asin Oe
Johnson
Ames
Brown
Kling
James
Whaling
Cincinnati
Philadelphia Battery Names for Dual Contests
The lineup lists two batteries: Humphreys Reulbach Ritchie Bresnahan and Needham Rixey Chalmers Mayer Killefer, reflecting selection by Philadelphia for the scheduled matchups.
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Philadelphia
Humphreys
Reulbach
Ritchie
Bresnahan
Needham Rixey
Chalmers
Mayer and Killefer
Giants Take Two Games In Doubleheader Sweep
In a baseball twin bill the Giants won both games. The first contest featured winning pitchers Demaree and Meyers with Wilson and Camnitz contributing. The second game lasted 11 innings, New York won 2 to 1 with Ditson delivering the decisive run support.
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Tee Leak
Rerol Taat
Demaree
Meyers
Wilson
Camnitz
Robinson
Simon
Ditson
New York
American League Batterymen Shine in Early Lineup Notes
Dated baseball summary notes a lineup with pitchers Leonard Maloy Hall Carrigan Gregg Carisch and batters for a Detroit game. Mentions Neary and Ford Fisher Gossett as other batteries in the mismatch text.
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Isosco
Leonard
Maloy
Hall
Carrigan
Gregg
Carisch
Detroitee
Ford, Fisher and Gossett
White Sox Rally Wins in Western League
In Topeka the White Sox staged a late rally to secure a Western League victory. Pitching by Gwinn and Cocaehan along with McAllister Maddox Wacob and Castle supported the offense in a tight contest.
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Topeka
Val
Gwinn
Cocaehan
McAllister
Maddox
Wacob
Castle
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