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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1917

Page

8

Sioux City hog market shows higher prices and steady cattle

Market reports from Sioux City Ia show hog receipts around 9 500 with prices rising to 14 60 15 45 per cwt and cattle offerings steady for killers while stockers weaken. Sheep receipts about 600 with prices up 25 cents. Notable shipments include hogs from Jasper Minn and cattle from Huron S D and Ruthton Minn.

Sam Goldberg Ruthton Minn Ay Olson Brewster Chicago Sant A. Oberman Worthington FB. Jackson Salem S. D B. LaBrie Ireton L. Share Kingsley A. G. Luiton Rockham Will Berger Hinton J. P. Dean Huron Agar G. A. Fairbanks D. J. Small Cavour Weatherly Bros Alvord Cable Great Northern Road R. S. Ames Jasper

Pukwana Farmers Sign War Wheat Pledges

In Pukwana South Dakota on June 20 farmers pledge to deliver by November 4 five bushels of wheat per pledge or its value to the war department for shipment to any designated location. The list, circulated by George Wodraska, includes about 50 signers led by local Bohemian residents and names numerous Wodraska, Houska, Tarabetz, Soulek and Skluzek families among others.

Pukwana S. D War Department George BE. Wodraska Geo. BE. Wodraska John W. Wodraska Frank Wodraska Louis Tarabetz Nick Tarabetz Jacob Zeman Albert Wodraska Frank Hosek John F. Urban John M. Houska Wm. J. Wodraska Frank Houska Joe Placar John Toupal Magnus Olson John ‘Talith Joseph Hosek J. FE. House John E. Burkine M. C. Holan John EF. Rybak Charles Toupal James Houska Frank J. Konechne Jos J. Koneschne Joe Filek Charles Tarabetz F. Soulek James. Soulek F. CG. Subtek Chas

Hired man vanishes after farm theft near Menno

Officers pursue a hired man who disappeared from the John Haney farm near Menno, South Dakota after stealing valuables. The case unsettles local residents as authorities race to locate the suspect.

Menno S. D John Haney

Chicago hog and cattle prices firm in brisk market

Chicago prices are firmer with hog receipts 25 000 and strong demand. Bulk sales ranged from 14.90 to 15.95 for various hog grades. Cattle receipts 15 000 with market steady to firm for native beef steers 8.75 to 13.75, stockers 4.10 to 10.85, cows and heifers 5.75 to 41.70, calves 11.00 to 15.05. Sheep receipts 8 000 and market strong with wethers 9.10 to 11.60 and lambs 10.75 to 16.50.

Sioux Gily Rabel Joss Cpifenbee Echer Lebanon S. D P. Heeney Emerson Nebr Chicago Union

Milwaukee market prices district grain report

MilwaukeeWis Tuesday market notes list prices for No1 northern at 2.60 2.08 No2 northern 2.45 2.55 No8 northern 2.25 2. A quoted July 2.05 September 1.81. Oats and barley also shown with monthly futures July September and standard grades. </S>

Milwaukee Wis Northern Northwestern

Chitazo TL Receipts Mix in Unclear Market Report

Unclear OCR notes show Butter steady and Higher receipts at 841,247 cases with firsts around 26 1-2 to 28 1-2 percent and marks. Potatoes unsettled with new receipts 60 cars. Poultry alive higher with fowls around 2.

New York Produce Market Roundup

Butter market eases with 16 796 tifts receipts and creamery values rising for extras. Eggs show firm market with 27 010 cases received and prices for fresh gathered and storage packed lots. Poultry demand steady with alive and dressed prices listed for chickens fowls and turkeys

New York New York City

Minneapolis Wheat and Corn Prices Report

Minneapolis cash grain and livestock quotes show No. 4 hard wheat at 2.57 to 2.62, No. 1 northern 2.52 to 2.57, corn Nos 3 yellow at 1.60 to 1.62 arrive 1.57 to 1.59, oats ranges 0.64 to 0.70, barley 1.38 to 1.43, rye around 2.24 to 2.26. South St Paul receipts 4,500 with cattle weak, steers 7.00 to 12.60, cows 7.50 to 10.50, calves 6.00 to 14.00. sheep steady 7.00 to 12.50, lambs 7.00 to 12.50.

Chicago Minneapolis Minn Northern Montana

Cash and Note Missing Trigger Man Sought

A man allegedly stole 90 from his employer and left a note for 80 before fleeing. He has been traced to several towns as investigators pursue him, with capture expected soon.

Government exposes German submarine mine laying method

Federal investigators reveal how German submarines deploy dual mine systems. Mines use automatic holders with two charges, anchor spring release, and submerged guidance to stay hidden until a vessel passes, allowing explosive detonation below the surface.

Germany

Danger of Horse Shortage Warns Nebraska Official

Lincoln state veterinarian J B Anderson warns of a national horse and mule shortage as Britain, Italy, France remove animals and the U S mobilizes for war. He notes four year lead times for heavy work stock and a one year colt production gap, urging fall breeding to boost future supplies.

Lincoln United States Inules Anderson Great Britain Taly France Mr. Anderson

Navy recruits at Newport face moral lapses and liquor sales

Secretary Daniels announced charges that naval recruits at the Newport Rhode Island training station are exposed to open canine houses, immoral resorts and illegal liquor sales. He said he appealed to Governor Beekman and cited a separate navy department investigation with the help of justice agents. Newport officials offered a cautious response, noting no general denial and claiming no unusual immorality in the city.

Washington Naval Newport R. 1 Daniels Beekman Navy Department Department of Justice

Baltimore Civil War flags tossed in crowd reach Rome

A prewar Baltimore demonstration led to hundreds of button-hole flags being tossed into the crowd. Since then these tiny flags have been worn by people around Rome, linking the event to the city and its aftermath.

Baltimore Rome

American railway commission projects tripling traffic in Russia

Petrograd June 20 The American railway commission says after a partial inspection of Russia's railroad resources traffic can be increased more than threefold despite current rolling stock deficiencies.

Petrograd Russia London American Railway Commission

Lightning strikes barn injuring stock and burning building

Lightning hit the Harvey Branum farm near Kimball in Aurora county on a Sunday evening. The barn burned to the ground, a calf and some hogs perished, and the barn was reportedly insured.

Wimbal, S. 1 Harvey Branum Kimball Aurora County

U S Flag Popular Among Italians

Rome residents show strong support for the United States after entry into the war. The piece notes the stars and stripes gaining popularity despite a shortage of American gas lighting, with a street demonstration reviving old times as the nation declared war and featuring 84 stars.

Rome Waly Stars and Stripes United States

Painless Absorption Method for Piles Advertised by Dr Schroyer

An advertisement by CHAS. T. SCHROYER Mi. D. offers treatment for piles without surgery using a Painless Absorption Method. It claims no hospital stay, guarantees satisfaction or payment, and invites examinations and testimonials. Also advertised is cancer treatment from the Sioux Falls, S. Dak. surgeon at 8th and Phillips.

Chas. T. Schroyer D. Cor Phillips Sioux Falls

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