Market Report Sioux City Livestock Steady Across Boards
The Sioux City market shows steady tone with hogs trading mixed to higher. Light hogs bring 14.85 to 15.50, sows and bulk sales around 15.15 to 15.35, while pigs fetch about 12.00 to 13.00. Cattle receipts near 2,000 with steady to strong demand for stockers and feeders, beef steers from 10.00 to 13.25, fat cows 8.50 to 11.25, calves 9.00 to 10.00, bulls 8.00 to 10.50, and feeding cows 6.75 to 9.50. Sheep receipts 200 with market steady.
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Sioux City
South ST. Paul
Minn
Fat cattle and hog markets show mixed weekly tone
Tuesday fat cattle trade stayed strong with active demand from beef men and a good clearance. Stocker and feeder prices rose about 10 to 45 cents from the prior week while yard buyers stayed active. Hog prices ran about a nickel lower than Monday with roughly 400 cars sold. fat lambs and sheep traded weaker, weekly prices down about half a dollar.
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Hearish
Monday livestock trade shows strong mixed stock arrivals
Hog and cattle receipts dominated the market as buyers from Nebraska to Minnesota shipped multiple carloads. Consignors including J Johnson Round Lake and R S Ames Jasper boosted hog and cattle offerings. Prices topped 41.70 for yearling cattle and 43.40 for top cattle, with 16 000 hogs and 3 000 cattle expected in the second session.
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Texas
J. Johnson
Round Lake
Minn
R. S. Ames
Jasper
Hoyt and Harker
LeMars
C. T. Anson
Orchard
Nick Coling
Randolph
Neb
John Ashley
Pukwana
S. D
Sant Goldberg
Woodstock
G. J. McLaughlin
Worthington
Chicago
S. Shore
Pierson
J. C. Quinn
Laurel
Allen
WW. B. Carr
Wm. Hughes
Hardwick
L. A. Miller
Hartington
M. A. McConnell
Booge, S. D
M. T. Blessing
Rolfe
Sedgwick Bros
Sawarden
W. Millard
Garretson
LL. D
Walter Scott
Hawarden
Iowa
J.P. Cosgrove
Henry
S. C
Lake Bros
Milwaukee Grain Market Report Highlights Wheat and Corn Prices
Milwaukee grain market lists Dakotas and Wisconsin wheat prices for No. 4 northern through No. 3, with July and Sept futures noted. Corn shows No. 3 white and yellow prices, plus No. 3 aR Oe and PATS figures. Rye and flax prices also recorded for supplies in the region.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Northern
N.W
Chicago Stock Yards Market Report Slows Cattle Steady
Chicago Stock Yards receipts 24 000 mixed sales and slow movement across swine sheep and cattle. Bulk sales for hogs range 15.45 to 16.00. cattle receipts 16 000 with native beef steers around 13 65 and calves 14 00. Sheep show slow demand with wethers at 11.00 and lambs around 14 50.
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ChicaGo
Union
Chicago Produce Market Report Tuesday Prices
Chicago supply notes show butter receipts at 28 905 cases with mixed firsts and marked ranges. Potatoes higher on old and new receipts totaling 51 cars. Poultry remains alive and unsettled with fowls around 20 to 21 4-2.
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Chicago
Market prices drift in New York and Minneapolis reports
New York City market activity shows steady but varied receipts for butter and eggs with creamery extras and multiple price levels. Minneapolis cash close lists wheat, corn, oats, barley, rye and flour with bid ranges and arrive values for futures and spot trades.
Sleep Walker Near Fatal Fall From Window
Mervin Olson, a Glavemont area farmer's son in Claremont South Dakota, wanders in his sleep and often climbs out windows. He once fell about 15 feet to the ground after losing his grip, sustaining scratches and bruises. Family members now guard him at night due to frequent nocturnal wanderings.
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Claremont
S. D
Mervin Olson
Glavemont
Bac
Beecme
Mennonites Register Names With Religious Exemption Clauses
Mennonites in Hanson county went before registration boards to enter their names on the draft list while claiming exemption for religious beliefs. The community, followers of Hutterist teachings, feared conscription but registered to avoid government action, accepting exemption on religious grounds. They previously fled Germany and Russia, seeking peace in the United States.
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Hanson County
War Department
Menonites
United States
Germany
Russia
One Man From Each Ten Called In Federal Charge
A man from each ten is held by federal authorities on a charge of opposing registration. Russians near Glendale defer registration pending investigation. Navajo Indians resist registration. Indian agent says no more attempts will be made until Washington issues directives. Local food prices listed include tomatoes 24 cents a pound and strawberries diminishing in Missouri Klondike season.
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Omaha
Phoenix
Ariz
Rclions
Glendale
United States
Langton
Playstaff
Aviz
Here
Willashingtoun
Runke
Cuba City
Hve
Germany
Oresan
California
Farmers Thresh Out Straw Piles at Nebraska Fields
Lincoln reports indicate Nebraska farmers rye-thresh old wheat straw stacks and earn from 1 to 50 cents per bushel. Some stacks yield 100 to 200 bushels from straw aged two to three years. The practice, labeled "Sconservation," began in the south and spread statewide. County boards and defense councils are urged to monitor impact on food supply and wheat crawers.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Rancher Held for Assault in Dixon District
George Uneland, Mule Head Ranch in Dixon district Gregory county, received serious injuries after a quarrel over cattle. Jeff Seissons, neighbor ranchman, was arrested then released on bail pending outcome of Uneland's condition. Seissons allegedly struck Uneland with an automobile crank, leaving him unconscious and possibly with a brain blood clot. Both men are longtime cattle ranchers. Seissons is noted as a wealthy southern rancher.
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Gregory, S. 1
George Unelaub
Dixon
Gregory County
Jeff Seissons
Seissons
Soiossons
Native Grown Vegetables Now Available in Mitchell
Edith M. Poster notes a shift from southern imports to locally grown radishes, lettuce, onions, and peppers from Mitchell truck gardens. Fresh home grown produce promises tastier salads at moderate prices, with new potatoes from the South selling for ten cents a pound compared with fifteen cents previously.
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Edith M. Poster
Mitchell
Mitchell Market
Michigan Men Serve Colors In War Effort
Ann Arbor June 6 Many of Michigan's star athletes are entering military service or planning to respond as their class work ends Pat Smith captain elect of the 1917 team is at the Great Lakes training camp Phil Raymond from the 1906 eleven Hittner and Loucks from the record setting squad join the colored fiber corps Willard Peach a football end from earlier elevens has enlisted Former Michigan standouts cited include Brute Pontius Bond Hal Smith and Edwin Denby among others entering service or already serving in the war effort.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Michigan
Alpogny
Pat’ Simith
Eleel
Creat Lakes
Cach
Phil Raymond
1046
Loucks
Hittner
Ericipon
Milde Careolh
On Fiberine Corps
Willard Peach
Pontius
Bond
Intercolesiite
Farm Implements Featured At Huron Farm Show
The South Dakota state fair and exposition, September 10 to 14, plans a food training camp in the volunteer service of the government. It calls for manufacturers and dealers to enlist in the machinery division to exhibit farm machinery. Demonstrations will keep equipment in motion to show capabilities and supposed benefits.
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Huron
South Dakkota State Fair and Exposition
Septeeber
Employee Awarded Damages in Pennington County Suit
A Pennington County circuit court jury awarded the plaintiff $1,500 after hearing evidence in a damage suit by a miner against Warren-Larmb Tammider Company. The action sought $10,000 for injuries when a cart loaded with timber tipped, breaking a limb. The timber company received a sixty day stay of execution on request.
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Rapid Gily
S. D
Pennington County
Nroest Kamp
Warren-Larmb Tammider Company
Thuber
Lightning Kills Scrub Cow on Warley Farm
A storm lightning bolt struck a barn at N. Re. Runde’s farm near Warley killing one ordinary cow among fourteen. The bolt entered the barn through the roof supports and left the rest of the stock unharmed, including a nearby fine Short Horn cow bought for 750 and another animal valued over 1000.
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Hurley
Lightnine
N. Re. Runde
Warley
Albania seeks protection after declaring independence
Albania, after a majority council vote on its laws, declares independence and requests protection from the Italian government until its independence can be maintained. The dispatch comes from Rome and confirms the action taken. Pierre, June 6, reports note Governor Byrne and family relocating back to Ranlktown after shipping household goods.
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Albania
Washington, D. C
Rome
Power washing machine and wringer for sale
For sale a power washing machine with wringer, usable with gas or electric motor. Practically new and available at a reasonable price.
Notice of Mortgage Sale in Davison County South Dakota
The American Savings Bank of Maquoketa Iowa files a mortgage on the south halves of the NE and NW quarters in section 5 township 101 north range 62 containing 160 acres in Davison County South Dakota securing 4000 dollars. Default includes missed interest and taxes. total due 4470.75 with attorney fees 25. Sale set for Sunday in June at 11 oclock at the courthouse front door Mitchell South Dakota. Mortgagee’s attorney Charles T. Tyin.
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Joticee
Pamorlaipgage
Ili
Cord
American Savings Bank
Maquoketa
Iowa
North Range
Davison County
South Dakota
Janay
Cora
Cleven Orelock
Mitchell
South
Dake
The
American Savings Bank, Mortgagee
South Tunakota
Alleglean Savings Bank
Mortyeagee
Notice of Mortgage Sale Davison County 1915
Notice of mortgage sale records a 1915 default by K Streets and Sora Streets on a 160 acre Davison County South Yakota property in section five township 101 north range 62. The mortgage for 1000 dollars bears 7 percent interest and was recorded November 10 1915. Default notes nonpayment of interest due.
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K Streets
Sora
American Savings Bank
Maquoketa
Iowa
Davison County
South Yakota
Office of the Register of Deeds
South Dakota
Eli
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Care Republican
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West Second
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Realty Blde
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Ath Ave
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