Stockyards relocation plans expand capacity at Yards site
The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railroad confirms moving stockyards further east near the electric plant on the Town and Dakota division. Ground purchase at six dollars per acre secures a site to cost 30 000 to 35 000 with a ninety day readiness goal. New yards will cover 544 by 26 feet with concrete work and wooden saloon storage, quadrupling current capacity for hog shipments to Washington packing houses and coastal routes.
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Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad Company
Nike
Shelby
Tory
Passmall
Shelby Étatga
Dakota Division
Siterby
Washington
Railroad Yard Upgrades Include New Shures and Roads
Plans call for yards to handle stock cars with six shures for faster loading. New wagon roads advised to serve north and east shipments under a forthcoming rail bridge. South and west shippers already use a good road. A private water plant will serve the company outside city limits with a large well and tank to supply water for engines and distribution.
Pinchot Denies Seeking Revenge in Campaign Tour
Grand Forks, N C, Pinchot says he does not oppose Taft due to his discharge as chief forester and that act aided conservation. He speaks tonight in Grand Forks. Dixon mails a Roosevelt campaign primaries challenge to McKinley, urging nationwide primaries for clear voter will. Washington dispatch notes Democratic leaders deny a presidential trust plot against Wilson.
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Grand Yorks
N. C
Gifford Pinchot
Roosevelt
Taft
Pinchot
Grand Forks
Washington
Wm McKinley
Taft Campaign Committee
Dixon
Mr. McKinley
Col
Thodore Roosevelt
President Taft
National Committee
McKinley
Col. Roosevelt
Washington, D. C
Burleson
Texas
House Democratic Caucus
Harmon
Clark
Underwood
Ways and Means Committee
Wilson
New York
Roosevelt Club Forms in Hot Springs With About Fifty Members
In Hot Springs South Carolina a Roosevelt club organized with about fifty members seeks growth amid Roosevelt sentiment. The group names E Wilson as president L F Highley as vice president and Warren Warner as secretary. Dues will be sent to the meeting at hand on the 6th inst.
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Hot Springs
S. C
Roosevelt
Taft
Npige
E. Wilson
Stozen
L. F E. Highley
Hep Ageten
Warren Warner
Deltes
Iian
Delegates Named by Committee for Roosevelt Convention
A large group gathered at city hall as A J Spangler opened a Roosevelt meeting to organize support for Roosevelt until a national nomination. The plan shifted to form a Roosevelt delegation by a ten member committee ratified at a later mass convention to harmonize factions and push Roosevelt for president.
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A. J. Spangler
Roosevelt
Spangler
Theodore Roosevelt
Taft
A. N. Hill
Loomis News Highlights Local Moves and Elections
Loomis residents welcome new tradesmen and see business changes. Carl Grodman goes to Miles City to work his trade. J W Ayres buys and renovates Loomis Hotel for a first class house. Township officers elected include W H Comstock supervisor and J E Kidd clerk. Road tax question voted yes. Aberdeen YWCA forms with officers and $500 treasury. reading room rest rooms and cafeteria planned.
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Loomis
S. D
Ben Watkins
California
Carl Grodbla
Miles City
Mont, i
Carthage
S. Aith
Henry Bytés
J. W. Ayres
Loomis Hotel
Will Clark
Letcher
Evelyn Clark
Mgr
R. J. Clark
H. Fosse
Fred Bach
Chicago
Garfield Anderson
Platte
A. B.wesner
S. Darker
W. H. Comstock
T. F. Torney
J. E. Kidd
B. N. Beaumont
A. EE. Marsden
J. B. Taylor
Godfrey Bock
Loren Loghry
Aberdeen
Young Woman’s Christian Association
Bina GC. Wilson
R. A. Romans
Mary J. Wyland
Lucille Trett
Ida‘ Bickelhaupt
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted By J Cheney & Co Toledo
Catarrh cure marketed as an internal remedy claimed to affect blood and mucous surfaces. Endorsed by a physician and sold with testimonials, with a note to use Hall's Pills for constipation.
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Hall
J. Cheney. & CO
Props
Toledo
Ohio
Mitchell High Teams Lose Two Close Games in One Evening
Mitchell high school basketball split results with Yankton and Aberdeen. Girls fell 11–10 to Yankton after a tight affair with free-throw gaps, while the boys lost 28–21 to Aberdeen in overtime after a 20–20 deadlock. A postgame celebration followed for the Yankton visitors.
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Yankton
Aberdeen
Mitchell High School
Mitchell
Yeggmen Rob Menno Safes Escape With Jewelry
Yeggmen blew safes in Menno using nitroglycerin and escaped via a handcar found near the Milwaukee tracks. They took about 49 dollars in rings and jewelry plus around 90 dollars in checks and vanished, leaving two blasts heard by residents with the town alerted at dawn.
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Yegegmen
Menno
Orth
John Mueller
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Movement For Conservation
Witson
HOT Springs Roosevelt Club
Revelt
Col. Grigsby
Sioux Falls
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Redfield
H. C. Preston
Mark Scott
S. 2
S. ‘Everitt
J. H. Davis
T. W. Dwisht
Mr. Roper
Parker
A. N. Hin
T. Li
Alexander H. Revell
Roosevelt Committee
Revell
S. W. Clark
Roosevelt Club
Ope
South’ ‘Dakota
Princi
LaFollette
N. P. Bromley
Committee On Permanent Organization
T. J. Spangler
Mark D. Scott
League
Space
Dr. King
Diehl & Brown
C.E. Vermilyea
Vermilyea
W. H. Fritz
Optician
Odd Fellows Hall
Sherwin-Williams Flatton
Elk Hall
Congregational Church
M. F. Patton
L. F. Welch
Mitchell, S. D
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Western National Bank
Alberta
Canada
U. S
Askend
Kettlers
Bup't Immigration
Ottawa
J. M. MacLachlan
Watertown
Clee
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