Market closes higher as hogs cattle and sheep rise
Chicago Union Stock Yards reports strong to higher prices across hogs cattle and sheep. Hogs top quoted $8.60 to $9.00 with wide range by grade while cattle show steady to firm gains across heifers cows and steers. Sheep and lambs also advance with native and western varieties reaching up to $8.90 for yearlings and lambs.
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Union Stock Yards
Chicago
Heeves
Texas
Shade Highey
Sioux City Market Report Cattle Prices Rise
Sioux City Iowa cattle receipts 1200 Hoy receipts 5000 market up ten cents top price 8.30 bulk 8.26 to 8.40. Sheep receipts 1000 market steady.
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Sioux City
Iowa
Hog Prices and Market Wrap Sioux City
Gossip of Wednesdays Market reports a strong fat cattle market Tuesday with an overall lift of 15 to 25 cents early week. Beef buyers active as Tuesday prices held, feeding cows higher, hogs a dime lower than last week, and sheep and lambs showing strength up to 10 cents.
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Wiesday
Sioux City
Mitchell Grain Market Prices Report
WHBEAT No 1 northern 73 No 2 northern 71 No 3 northern 67 Velvet chats 1 72 2 70 Corn 30 33 Oats 28 Barley 30 45 Flax 1.00 This brief market listing records bid prices for different grain grades and products including corn oats and flax with provided values.
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Mitchell Grain Market
Northern
Minneapolis Grain Prices Open With Mixed Movements
iMinneapolis Minn Wheat values show a spread across grades with No 1 hard at 86 1 8 and No 1 northern around 84 1 8 to 85 5 8. Corn 3 yellow quoted at 46 with arrivals noted and oats No 3 white at 80 3 4 to 80 1 2. Barley and rye also listed with flax prices shown.
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Minneapolis
iMinneapolis
Minn
Northern
Ward Montana
Milwaukee grain market report notes mixed bids and prices
The Milwaukee grain market shows bids on oats corn and barley with values for May and July futures, including No 1 northern bulk shipments and No 3 4 corn, plus No 1 flag and miscellaneous grains. Prices range around 0 to 70 with several items marked as rejected or awaiting delivery.
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Milwaukee Ghain
Milwaukee
Witrat Dakota
Dikoth
Dakota
No Parties Now in State Ruling on Bills and Provisions
A lengthy list shows the House passing numerous bills including 825 to reimburse districts with 25000, 479 and 450 on investigations and legal measures, 484 for Red Field Feeble Minded hospital plans, 487 15000 for public printing, 492 emergency fund 25000, and 04 on railway commission trials. The Senate backs several measures including 387 Highway Commission creation, 361 penalties for aiding escape from state institutions, and 316 extending duties. A mix of appropriations, regulatory acts, and governance changes are enacted or defeated.
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N. W. d Howard
Feeble Minded
Redfield
State Railway Commission
State Capital Commission
Senate
Agricultural College
O. N. Hoyt
Senate Bills Include Tax Funds and Probate Adjustments
The senate considered measures on appropriation for extra legislative expenses and an emergency building fund, plus exams of homestead exemptions and probate proceedings. Other items included title clearing through de facto proceedings, capitol improvements, and a public improvements fund, amid debates on criminal penalties and federal relation memorials.
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Madison Normal
Senate
Judiciary Committee
S.J. R
Congress
S. I. RR
Bank Geraranty Deposit Fund
Senate Exonerates Rowell Amid Bribe Inquiry
The Senate voted to exonerate Senator Rowell of Lake County on bribery charges after an executive session reviewing the Anderson committee report. Witnesses including I F Brinker testified Rowell offered to drop an investigation for $50. The body indicated a reconsideration may occur tomorrow.
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Land Department
Brinker
Stalwarts Attack Progressive Bill on State Deposits
Pierre S D The house stalwarts accuse progressives of blocking the Youngquist bill which would bar any state finance board member from bank deposits in banks they have interest in and require the treasurer to seek finance board consent for deposits not bid upon. The measure also puts the state treasurer on the capitol commission and would give progressives control over hiring janitors and staff. Opponents deny motives.
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staulWarts
Public vault proposed to end winter funerals
Aberdeen ministers adopt resolutions urging city commissioners to install a receiving vault in the cemetery so bodies of those who die in winter can be kept until spring for interment. The measure cites health risks to mourners standing about the grave during winter interments.
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Aberdeen
S. 1
John Hawkins Martins on the Farm Horse Disease Claim
Martinson alleges defendant took five grandered horses from his farm without notice of their condition. The absence of disclosure led to the owner’s horse contracting a disease as a consequence.
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John Hawkins
Martinson
State Treasurer Calls for Outstanding Warrants
The state treasurer issued a call for all outstanding economic warrants up to February 28. The move is intended to carry the expense of the new relative toward its close without a lengthy list of registered warrants remaining unpaid.
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Pierre S
Whi
High Financier Sentenced to Two Years in Penitentiary
George Whnittel, a former Tripp county homesteader, was sentenced to two years in the Sioux City penitentiary for obtaining money under false pretenses. He mortgaged land he did not own and bought a car with bogus paper, then fled toward the Canadian border before capture and trial in Charles Mix county. He was also fined $500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geddes
George Whnittel
Tripp County
Sioux
Paris
Missouri River
Canadian
Charles Mix County
Sunday Amusement Law To Be Tested In Court
Sioux Falls authorities report the case of I J Wiese a Humboldt operator of a moving picture theatre who was found guilty for Sunday operation. Judge Raney fined him 25 dollars and gave ten days to appeal with the case expected to rise to the state supreme court.
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Sioux Falls
S. D
I. J. Wiese
Humboldt
Raney
Wiese
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Gains Worldwide Fame
The remedy first offered in 1872 grows from a small start to worldwide reputation. It promises relief and claims to cure coughs and colds and is sold by all dealers.
Adopted Child Severs Claims in Squawman's Estate
In Deadwood South Dakota Judge Gaylord rules the adoption of Sepie, an Indian child, by the late Ben Tibbetts valid and that William White alias Tibbetts has no interest in the $28 000 estate. The widow Emily’s heirs contest the adoption while the court awards Sepie and Tom Tibbetts each one third of the estate with the widow’s heirs to appeal.
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Deadwood
S. 1
Sepie
Ben Tibbetts
William White
Tibbetts
Squawman
Gaylord
Custer County
Emily
Sepic
Tom Tibbetts
Funeral of Denton Held at Webster
Webster S. D. The funeral of H. Fred Denton editor of the Webster Reporter and Warmer who died of Bright’s disease Sunday was held here yesterday. Granville Jones gave the address. services were in charge of the Knights of Pythias. Denton had more than twenty years in journalism in South Dakota including the Pierre Capital-Journal before Webster.
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Webster, S. D
H. Fred Denton
Webster Reporter
Warmer
Bright
Granville Jones
Knight of Pythias
Denton
South Dakota
Pierre Capital-Journal
Webster
Salisbury Wells Championship Dope
Dope from Salisbury area on state championship race. Aberdeen remains undefeated in the north while Salem and Vermission lead the east and south with Salem as a strong contender. Coach Poling says Mitchell is still in the race, with upcoming games Aberdeen and Salem likely decisive for the title.
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Salisbury-E
Mitchell
Salem
Aberdeen
Parmers Take Notice of Glucose Barrels for Sale
Notice from Prick-Whitt man Cands factory in Mitchell offers empty 50 gallon glucose barrels suitable for rain barrels and slop barrels with price Toe.
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Prick-Whittman Cands
Mitchell
Wanderer Faints on Roadside Mystery in Brookings
Edward Jermstad, a farmer, found a unconscious stranger along the road near Brookings. He took the man to a physician, where the patient later revived and was kept at the office until escaping during a doctor’s absence. The man was recaptured and confined.
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Brookings, LL. D
Edward Jermstad
Jermstad
Brookings
Ile
Chicago man found in Brookings from Illinois with lost memory
A stranger who could not recall his origins claimed to be A. J. Buhlman of Chicago. After two days of silence he identified himself, but offered no names or addresses. Train crews cannot place him as a passenger, and Volga reports note a similarly described man nearby before his Brookings appearance.
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A. J. Buhlman
Chicago
Brook Ings
Volga
Buhlman
Resus
Farmers Elevator of Ethan Buys South Dakota Grain Firm
The Farmers Elevator company of Ethan purchases the South Dakota Grain company interests in Ethan. The combined plants create a 65000 bushel grain capacity. Palmers Elevator, a leading state grain firm, posted over 500000 dollars in fiscal 1911 12. The merged group will expand into lumber yard and still operates under Chas Bore son L N Lowery and Wm Carlton with these officers remaining.
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Ves Tts
Farmers Eevator Company of
Ethan
South Dakota Grain Company
Palmers Elevator Company
Farmers Elevator Company
Chas. Boreson
L. N. Lowery
Wm. Carlton
Stroup Sues Two Men for Personal Damages in Aberdeen
James Stroup sues Emil Herman and Altman Elson in circuit court for 4500 in personal damages claiming injuries from an attack instigated by Altman Elson. He seeks 100 for medical care 800 for loss of farm work two months 2000 for loss of sight and 200 for great bodily pain.
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Aberdeen
S. J
James Stroup
lWmil
Herman
Altman Elson
Imil
Jilenry Elson
Stroup
Fire Destroys General Store in Jefferson South Dakota
A fire swept the Authier Brothers general store in Jefferson South Dakota causing about 20000 in damage. The blaze also damaged adjacent buildings and resulted in total losses estimated at 40000 with partial insurance coverage.
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Jefferson
S. D.pire
Authier Brothers
South Dakotans In Frust Prosecution
One hundred twenty five witnesses from Iowa Nebraska and South Dakota testified in the Sherman act suit against International Harvester Company and others. Eight firms and eighteen individuals named as defendants.
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Omaha, Neb
Iowa
Nebraska
South Dakota
International Harvester Company
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