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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1915
Page
3
Article urges concert pianists to cultivate graceful bearing as essential to success. It emphasizes stage posture, movement, dress, and expression, noting influence on audience perception and the importance of restraint and poise.
A high priced exclusive summer hat features a pale pink taffeta shepherdess crown with a Nattier blue velvet brim edge. A blue velvet band and back streamers accent the crown while six large white velvet daisies with wooden centers adorn the top.
Union Stock Yards Chicago reports hog receipts today around 25 000 with 1 115 left from yesterday and 18 000 for tomorrow. Prices range from 7.10 to 7.85 for various categories with heavy hogs at 6 80 to 7 45 and pigs 6 00 to 7 35. Cattle receipts about 14 000 today and 3 000 tomorrow with beves 6 65 to 9 35, cows and heifers 3 20 to 8 75. Sheep receipts 8 000 today and 6 000 tomorrow with native and western flocks quoted from 5 75 to 10 50. The article also quotes Governor on Cummins as favored presidential candidate.
Sioux City Ia market figures show cattle receipts around 900 with steady to weak tone, hog receipts about 5 000 with prices up 5 to 10 cents to top 7 60 and bulk 7 05 to 7 20, sheep receipts 100 with prices lower. Compared with last week cattle and veal steady to weak, cows 5 50 to 8 25, calves 7 to 10, hogs down 15 to 20 cents over two days, sheep and lambs 35 to 50 cents lower due to hefty eastern center supplies.
Milwaukee grain quotes show Wheat at Dakota No.1 northern 1.27 1.29, No.2 northern 1.23 1.26, July 1.04 3 4, Sept 1.02 3 8. Velvet chaff 1.26 1.27. Corn No.3 75 3 4 76 1 4, No.8 76 1 2, July 75 1 8, Sept 74 1 4. Oats No.3 white 48 1 2 49, standard 4 1 4, July 45-6. Barley No.3 78 75, medium 74-76, rejected 70. Rye No.1 1.16 1 2 1.17, No.2 1.16, No.3 1.14 1.14. Flax No.1 northwestern 1.74 1.75.
Minneapolis price report lists No 1 hard wheat at 1.26 8 8 No 1 northern 1.17 7 8 to 1.25 7 8 and other grades with arrive and same figures No 3 wheat 1.09 7 8 to 1.20 7 8 No 2 northern 1.14 8 8 to 1.23 3 8 No 1 durum 1.19 1 4 to 1.21 1 4 No 2 durum 1.16 1 4 to 1.19 1 3 July wheat 1.16 7 8 September 1.02 7 8 December 1.03 3 4 Corn No 3 yellow 71 1 4 3 4 to 70 1 4 71 1 4 Oats Nova 2 white 45 1 2 to 46 arrive 45 1 2 No 3 43 1 2 44 1 2 Barley 62 70 Rye 1.12 1 13 arrive 1.12 Plax 1.74 1.75 arrive same
Governor Frank Byrne predicted a bumper crop across South Dakota both east and west of the river with strong prices ensuring a happy fall for farmers. He called the harvest his state’s best bet and expressed optimism about agricultural prospects statewide. He offered no clear forecast on national political developments.
About one hundred delegates attend the Evangelical Lutheran Synod gathering in Delmont South Dakota. Rev Wieting opens the sessions with Rev Hilgendorf presenting the sermon and Rev J D Ehlen addressing on the district’s progress.
In Oacoma South Dakota Judge Smith grants a divorce in a Sioux Indian case. Plaintiff Josephine White Praire Dog sues Thomas White Praire Dog. Indian witnesses testifying largely through an interpreter.
State of South Dakota issues summons to Carl F. Christian plaintiff and defendants including Marie Burr Albert Rother and Cordelia M Hill unknown heirs to answer a 1915 complaint in Mitchell Davison County seeking to quiet title to the Northwest quarter of Section 31 Township 101 Range 61 West of the 5th P M with thirty days to respond from service.
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