Hogs and cattle advance across Chicago Sioux City markets
Market reports show hog receipts today about 6 000 with prices mostly 6 75 to 6 85 and lighter stock at 6 60 to 6 85. Beeves and cattle move steady with quotes for steers 5 50 to 6 60 and western cattle to 7 44. sheep and lambs see steady trade with native lambs near 7 60 to 9 80. Sioux City notes cattle receipts about 2 000 and hogs around 16 60, with top hogs near 6 70 and fat cattle broadly 6 25 to 6 50. Minneapolis grains show mixed wheat and corn bids with spot and May prices across No 1 hard to No 5 yellow ranges.
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Chicago
Sioux
City
Shax City
Sioux City
South Dakota
WLAX
Northwestern
Milwaukee Grain Market Brief
The Milwaukee grain report lists two passes with Wednesday as the reference. It notes the No 1 Northern ispot and prices for BS at 1.54 and 1.35 for No 2 North, reflecting spot and grade indicators.
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Milwaukee Grain
PS Dakota
Northern Ispot
North
Russians Empty Liquor Stocks in Bukovina Demonstration
In Bukovina the Russians demonstrated by pouring all remaining strong liquors into gutters, signaling their action amid ongoing unrest and noise. The scene included about thirty strokes observed by witnesses, reflecting a tense period of occupation.
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Bukovina
South Dakota Biennial Appropriations and Vetoed Items Revealed
Ledger details total appropriations for South Dakota for the biennial period ending June 1817 after Governor Byrne vetoes. It lists general and special appropriations approved, standing funds, and an emergency building reserve, with numerous line items including veterans, education, infrastructure, and public services expenditures. Financial figures include a $598,902.88 special appropriation total and a $2,750,170.00 general bill after veto adjustments.
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Soldiers Home
Redfield
Free Library Commission
S. B
August Freiberg
Newburys Win Big South Dakota Capitol Planting Contract
The Newburys of Mitchell received the state's largest horticultural contest contract to plant about 6000 native hardy trees and shrubs on the Pierre capitol grounds. W T March said a crew will go to Pierre next week to begin work and care for the plantings throughout the summer.
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South Dakota
Newburys
Mitchell
State Capitol Commission
Capitol
Pierre
W. T. March
Marck
Federal Farm Expert to Speak to Davison County Farmers
Pr W A Lloyd director of agricultural extension for the government in the central states will address Davison county farmers at the courthouse in Mitchell at 1 30 Saturday afternoon. The visit, arranged by Ward A Ostrander Brookings director for the State college for the first congressional district, aims to inform farmers on various extension topics and Lloyd will answer questions.
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W. A. Lloyd
Washington, D. C
Central States
Davison County
Court House
Dr. Lloyd
Mitchell
Department of Agriculture
Ward A. Ostrander
Brookings
State College
Russians Enforce Discipline in Galacia Says Berlin Correspondent
Berlin correspondent Leonhard Adelt reports on earlier Russian strength and discipline in Galacia after Neu Sandec near the Dunajec. He notes a hanging in the street for plunder and says Russians punished thieves with severe knout strokes while maintaining orderly conduct in the city.
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Berlin
Germany
Associated Press
Galacia
East Prussia
Leonhard Adelt
Berliner Tageblatt
Neu-Sandec
Dunajec
Adeli
Budget ledger shows historical appropriations and totals
The document lists various line items with amounts like 5500, 13000, 5000 06, 240, and 40000. It records special and standing appropriations, emergency funds, witnesses and sheriffs fees, and forest fire funds. Totals include general appropriation bills for 1913 1915 and combined grand totals around 3.5 million to 8.4 million with a noted decrease.
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Rummel Agret
U .S
Suez
GIVES LIFE TO LOSE FRECKLES THE FATE OF A STATEN ISLAND WIDOW
Mrs Sophia Amberg Levy a wealthy Staten Island widow died in San Francisco during a cosmetic procedure to remove freckles. The operation caused complications from an anesthetic affecting her heart. Friends note her red hair pale skin and vanity over her blemishes.
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New York City
Sophia Amberg Levy
Staten Island
San Francisco
Sioux City Chief Held on Bribery Conspiracy Indictments
Sioux City police chief George Pierce faces three indictments for bribery and conspiracy to overlook bootleggers and prostitution. Ford is indicted for conspiracy, while Rummy De Roos is named as a co conspirator. Bond set at 2000 for conspiracy and 1000 each for bribery.
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Sioux City
George Pierce
Grand Jury
Pierce
George Ward
House of Prostitution
Ford
de Roos
C. W. Nies
Davenport
Robert Brown
M. J
Rummy) de Ross
Damages Sought in Omaha Railroad Auto Crash Suit
Catherine Plum sues the Omaha railroad seeking about 15030 for injuries from a September 19 collision when her auto driven with Wells as chauffeur was struck at Lawler street yard crossing. She claims arm and limb injuries, long bed confinement, and $30 in special damages plus $16000 general damages. Judge Smith orders transfer to federal court due to interstate business and Wisconsin residency of the company.
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Omaha Railroad
Catherine Plum
Wells
Lawler Street
Frank B. Smith
Federal District Court
Davison County
Wisconsin
Sale and Lease Notice for Davison County Lands
On April 5 1915 a public auction of Common School lands will be held in Davison County at the county courthouse from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. On April 6 1915 unsold lands not under lease will be leased at public auction at the courthouse by 6 p.m. Dated Pierre S D January 20 1915 Fred Hepperlee Commissioner of School and Public Lands.
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Davison
Court House
Said County
Pierre, S. D
Leffert Best Day Orator in Local Prohibition Contest
Leffert Best of Canton won the annual local prohibition contest at the First Methodist Church with the oration Law of Administration. Myron Brink placed second with Call to Action. Helmuth Maag and Harold Card also spoke on temperance themes. Judges were Rev. R. L. Kelley J. W. McClinton and Dr. W. S. Sheppard.
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Frank J.effert
Canton
Myron Brink
Wesleyan
Helmuth Maag
Harold Card
Leffert
R. L. Kelley
J. W. McClinton
W. 8. Sheppard
Fort Pierre uses dynamite to keep Missouri River ice clear
Port Pierre residents monitor spring runoff from the Missouri valley heavy snow. Ice from Bad river forms a dam at the Missouri mouth, raising flood risk downstream. Dynamiting the Missouri ice at Bad river mouth creates a clearance and aims to prevent Fort Pierre flooding if snow melts rapidly.
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Missouri Valley
Here
Fort Pierre
Congressmen Gandy Wins Cake Walk Prize at Local Show
Belle Fourche South Dakota hosted an industrial show by the Commercial club where Congressman Gandy and Mrs. Frank Duba won the cake walk prize. Gandy carried the cake home to Rapid City where it was put on display.
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Belle Fourche
S. 1
Gandy
Frank Duba
Rapid City
Western Dakota Live Stock and Development Company formed
Articles of incorporation filed for a Lemmon based firm with a $25,000 capital. Incorporators include Jas. Ti. Lemmon, F. R. Barthold, and B. M. Barthold of Coal Springs. Also Claire City Machine and Auto Company incorporated at Claire City with $10,000 capital. Incorporators listed as Frank Woenschlang, Henry Schram, John W H, Ahren.
Legislators of Hills Get Smoker Event in Deadwood
The Deadwood Business Club hosted a legislative smoker for both houses from the Black Hills. Speakers included Congressman Gandy, Senator Hayes, Reps D H W Clark Tom Johnston Orville Rinehart W T Hursh and H H Schlichting. The program aimed to shed light on recent legislation and foster unity among Black Hills committees.
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Deadwood
S. D
Black Hills
Deadwod Business Club
Gandy
Hayes
D H W. Clark
Tom &. Johnston
Orville Rinehart
W. T. Hursh
Bids Solicited for Road Machinery by County
Sealed bids for road machinery to be received by 2 p.m. April 5 1915 in Mitchell South Dakota. Items include one 12 foot blade grader three 5 foot fresnos scrapers one 14 inch road plow three 6 foot road drags. Bids to KF O B Mitchell Ethan Betts and S D. Board may reject any or all bids. Dated March 6 1915. J M Crampton County Auditor.
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Noice
Board of County Commissioners
KF. O. B. Mitchell, S. D. Mt. Vernon, S. D
Ethan
S. D
Betts
Mitchell
J .M. Crampton
S&s D
J. M. Crampton
Bids for County Office Supplies Open in Mitchell
Davison County invites sealed bids for one year of office supplies for all county offices from April 7 1916. Bidders must submit a certified check of 100 dollars. Specifications and samples available in the Auditor’s office in Mitchell.
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Davison County
Davison
Court House
Mitchell
LS. D
Mitchel
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Western National Bank
Mitchell, S. D
Minneapolis
Northern
Montana
John Lockwood
Live Stock Board Service
Frances A. Bartel
National Guard
Senate Journal
Deadwood Business Club
Madison Normal
S. R
Northern Normal
Board of Agriculture
Fair Grounds
A. HH. Orvis
Railroad Commissionet
Springfield Normal School
Penitentiary
Mitchell Publishing Co
State Center
Jno
T. Kimmit
H. R. Ingall
L. A. Luger
John Evenson
Anna Davis
Gregory County
Kingsbury County
Vermillion Univ
Board of Health Deficiency
Andrews Decorating Co
H. B
Hipple Printing Co
Stanley County
Board of Health
Fire Department
Vivian Experimental Farm
State Capitol
Speerfish
Plankinton
I. BaBas -Refand
Ny Bousa
K. Saunders
Crawford
Henry A Tauren
Mivitveo Testraum
Cory and Grain Show
New York
George Pierche
Omaha Road
Fred Hepperlee
FT. Pierre
Gabardines
Epingles
Tussah Carinas
Shadow
Vermilyer
Mand
Commercial and Savings Bank
St. Patrick
Diehl Drug Co
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