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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1916

Page

2

Markets Report Hog Slump and Cattle Weakness

Chicago Union Stock Yards reports hogs down ten cents with top at 9.35 and cattle weak to ten cents lower. Sioux City market shows hogs 5 to 10 cents lower with top around 9.15 and cattle strong to 10.65 for beef. sheep and lamb prices mixed and steady activity noted. A separate note mentions a boy saved by physicians after poison exposure.

Chicago Union Stock Yards Reeves Texas Sioux City Iowa Firiday Iis Newland

Minneapolis and Milwaukee grain market price roundup

Minneapolis and Milwaukee grain quotes list wheat, corn, oats, barley, rye and flax prices for No 1 to No 4 grades, plus bids for arrivals and shipments. Prices shown for No 1 hard and northern wheat, durum, corn and oats across spot and futures-like terms, with monthly and delivery notes.

Minneapolis Minn Montana Milwaukee Dakota Northwestern

Youngster Bitten by Rattlesnake Near Philip

An 8 year old is bitten by a rattlesnake while living near Philip as the child of homesteader Trila. The parents saved the boy after securing aid, with the outcome hinging on timely medical attention.

Philip Trila

Hughes Seeks America First Message to Women Graduates

Justice Charles E. Hughes spoke at the National Cathedral lawn in Washington delivering a public address to honor graduates. He framed the American flag as a symbol of unity, duty, liberty under law, and national destiny, urging each generation to bear patriotic responsibility.

Washington, D. C National Cathedral Lawn Charles EX. Hughes America

Canvass Vote For Delegates Moves Johnson-Gandy Lead

The state canvassing board finished totals for delegates to national conventions. Johnson faction won most Johnson-Gandy seats. Edelstein excluded. Republicans filed Richards faction. regulars elected. Nine Democratic presidential electors named Satterlee Moore Randall Peck King. Delegates at large to RNC: Byrne 40267 Sterling 38596 Herried 37854 Ringsrud 87088. District results show Hoese Demuth Grigsby in first district. Howard Wired Walton in second. Stanley Wilson Rooney in third.

Richards Satterlee Moore Randall Peck King Cook Dana Mee Prohibition Templeton Rafferty Howard Wired Walton Stanley Wilson Rooney

Suffragists Defeated in Iowa Primary Vote

Des Moines reports the state constitutional amendment for woman suffrage failed as returns from all but five counties show antis leading by 5,712 votes from a 304,000 plus turnout. W L Harding of Sioux City leads the Republican gubernatorial race with about 40 percent of the total.

Des Moines Antis W. l. Harding Sioux City

Republicans Cheer Keynote Plea for Progress and Unity

A conservative speech frames the 1916 Republican stance as a call to progressivism and party unity, urging members to bury prefixes and embrace reform. It critiques Democrats for pledges and extravagance while supporting a shift toward progress and uplift for the American people.

Republican Party Republic Democratic Party Panama Canal Philippines Philippine

Suffragists Parade to G C P Hale in Chicago

Thousands of suffragists in white and yellow bannered lines march along Michigan Avenue to the Coliseum to present to the Republican convention a pledge for equal suffrage. The procession, led by grand marshal Mrs Kellogg Wairbank, includes noted national figures and state delegates amid police escort and martial music.

C. P. Hale Chicago National American Woman’s Suffrage Association Michigan Boulevard Coliseum Resolutions Committee Republican National Convention Grant Park Dunne Illinois Ve. .Jy. Nlyt Kellogg Wairbank Joseph T. Bowen H. Mary Wilmarth Mary McDowell Raymond Robbins Katherine B. Davis Stone Blackwell Julius Rosenwald Catherine McCulloch Lambert O. Wise Progressive National Convention Carrie Chapman Catt Association Anna Howard Shaw James W. Morrison Frank M. Rossing Stanley McCormick Henry Wade Rogers Hannah J. Patterson Walter McNab Miller Patty Ruffner Jacobs

Netherlands saves daylight in new summer time plan

The Hague implements daylight saving with Parliament approving a single article. About 6,000,000 residents adjust by rising and retiring an hour earlier, projecting roughly 2 million dollars in annual savings. The measure, effective at midnight April 30, aims to reduce energy use and costs.

Hague Netherlands Holland

Storm toll rises across eight states from cyclone and shipwreck

Divers search for the Eleonore victims near Pleasant View Tennessee after the steamer capsized in a Monday night storm. Two bodies recovered. about thirty negroes and several white men still missing. Overall toll climbs past 107 as tornadoes devastate Arkansas Mississippi Missouri Illinois and Tennessee with widespread casualties and extensive property damage.

Memphis Tenn Pleasant View Arkansas Mississippi Missouri Illinois Tennessee Eleonore Jackson Vicksburg Poplar Bluff McClure

Butter Market Steady as Receipts Hold Firm

New York City reports butter receipts totaling 13,166 with steady prices. Creamery special marks reach 30 1 2 to 31 with various grades listed, including extras 30 30 1 4 and firsts 28 1 2 to 29 1 2, while seconds hover near 27 28 and process extras at 27 1 2. Weather shows 56 degrees and rain.

New York City

Detroit Baseball Champions Blanked in Rain

Detroit baseball champions were shut out as Davis Stanish Gregg and Thomas pitched. All other games were postponed due to rain.

Davis Stanish Gregg Thomas

Sallee Leads Superbas Past Braves in NL Rumor Scoreline

National League action shows Sallee a winner for the Superbas against the Braves with Rudolphi and Snyder contributing. Pirates beat Giants as Benton Schauer Rariden Ma naux Gibson help Philadelphia win.

Superbas Ili Pfeffer Meyers Mitchell Bosley Schneider Wingo Pirates Giants

Western League Baseball Scores and Notable Wins

St. Joseph 1 Sioux City 0. Wichita 5 Lincoln 6. Topeka 3 Des Moines 0. Omaha 9 Denver 1. Players include Rixie Mayer Oeschger Wilifer Burns Vaughn Archer Fischer Bond Lindy North and Wiffert.

Rixie Mayer Oeschger Wilifer Burns Vaughn Archer Fischer St. Joseph Sioux City Wichita Lincoln Topeka Des Moines Omaha Denver

City council approves numerous street and sewer projects

The council led by President Walrath approves multiple street improvements and pavings on Hast Sixth Avenue, North Duff Street, and South Duff Street. A sanitary sewer on South Duff Street and Sanborn Avenue, curbing on East Seventh Avenue, and curb line establishment are planned. Contracts awarded for sanitary sewer lines in District No. 5 and gravel work on Hast Fifth Avenue. Mitchell Gazette named official paper at $48 monthly.

John W W. Walrath A. N. Hill Sixth Avenue Third Avenue Gamble Street lWast Park North Duff Street Fourth Fifth Avenues South Duff Street Sanborn Avenue Pourth Street Seventh Street East Seventh Avenue Lawler Kimball Street John H. Geise Davison Cattrel Cdl Miller & Spears Seventh Avenue John Dettermann Pocahontas West Second Rowley Street Merrill North Main Street East Fifth

City takes steps to pave east Second avenue and revise streets

A resolution to pave east Second avenue to Wimball street was introduced and ordered. The city auditor is to solicit bids for printing a compilation of ordinances. Ordinances 353 and 54 were seed revised lowering Kinthall and Linedon streets to 30 feet. The streets committee is to buy traffic jigs for Main Street intersections between Piwaukee and Omuala depots to enforce right side conveyance.

Second Avenue Wimball Street Second Fifth Avenue First Eighth Avenue Piwaukee Omuala

Camp Meeting Opens June 30 With Big Attendance Expected

The South Dakota Holi bros association holds its twenty fourth annual camp meeting June 30 to July 9 on Mitchell camp grounds four miles east. Rev J I Brasher of Attala Ala will lead as evangelist with a noted song leader and children's meetings. Daily schedule includes morning prayer, breakfast, worship, preaching, and children's sessions. Rows Creek grounds offer comfort with dining by Mrs Peterson and tent rental. rail and ferry trains run to the grounds and J I Norvell helps prepare the site in late June.

South Dakota Holibros Association Mitchell Brasher Attala Ala Rows Creek Peterson Lees Miche J. 2 Norvell Chana N. M

Express tax ruling halves state valuations for Wells Fargo and American Express

Judge Hughes of the Sixth Circuit issues an express tax ruling in South Dakota, cutting valuation figures for Wells Par and American Express about 50 percent of the state tax commission. Wells Fargo offers 205.60 and American Express 184.81 as their respective payments while awaiting further appeals to the Supreme Court.

Pierre Hughes Sixth Circuit State Tax Commission South Dakota Hvpress Supreme Court

Eczema Cure Promise Offered With Money Back Guarantee

A vintage advertisement guarantees Dr. Johnson's Eczema Ointment will cure eczema or refund the purchaser. It promises a full money back if not satisfied after using as directed, urging readers to cut out the strip and buy a box from their druggist. The copy emphasizes lifelong effectiveness and customer satisfaction.

Flarson Dr. Hobson

Expense filing under primary law questioned

Several candidates in the recent primary seek clarity on filing expense accounts. Chapter 146 of 1907 applies, requiring reporting for expenses over $100, while no filing is required for expenditures under that amount.

Governor pardons Charles Barte on grand larceny charge

Governor Byrne grants a pardon to Charles Barte of Tay County on the charge of grand larceny. The decision follows review of the case and sets Barte free from further legal jeopardy.

Pierre Byrne Iis Charles Barte Cent Tay County

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