Markets Report Focuses on Hog and Cattle Prices
At Union Stock Yards Chicago hog receipts estimated at 87,000 with top prices around 9.50 and most hogs 9.25 to 9.40. cattle receipts seen at 13,500 with steady to higher close, beef and calves priced from 3.50 to 9.85 and 8.25 respectively. Sioux City trends show hogs 9.10 top and cattle 6.25 to 9.00. Milwaukee grain markets list wheat corn oats barley rye and flour futures with varying bids and May/July shipment quotes.
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Union Stock Yards
Chicago
Texas
Sioux City
Uae
Minneapolis grain prices steady in Wednesday market report
Minneapolis grain close lists wheat with various futures and cash grades led by No 1 hard at 1.16 3 4 and May wheat at 1.11 3 8 1 4 Corn bids show No 3 yellow around 74 1 2 to 75 1 2 with arrivals reported Rye and Barley also priced, oats and flax note gains and arrivals.
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Milwaukee
Dakota
Minneapolis Gash Close
Minneapolis
Minn
Northern
Montana
Market Report Notes Butter Price Decline
Butter prices weaken as receipts run strong with market dropping one half cent on highest grades. Fork City reports small price movements and irregular market signals amid trading activity.
Unclear OCR snippet on racing times and placements
Fragmentary OCR lists various times and placings such as seconds and firsts. It mentions packing stock and two numbers labeled No. 1 and No. 2 with associated figures, but lacks coherent context or full event details.
Richards Case Is Turned Down by Supreme Court
The U S Supreme Court dismissed R O Richards appeal as frivolous and lacking a federal question. It refused to interfere with the South Dakota Supreme Court ruling upholding the repeal of his initiative primary law and stressed state court authority on referendum matters.
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Washington, D. C
United States Supreme Court
R. O. Richards Supreme Court
South Dakota Supreme Court
Richards
State Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Richards To Fight For Another Statute In Primary
United States Supreme Court granted the motion to dismiss the Richards primary case ensuring the last legislature and a special session act governs the year’s primary. Richards said the minority proposal committee will file under the current law and he will campaign on reinstating the new primary act. He noted most candidates named this month will pursue primary nominations under the present statute.
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Secretary of State
Little Tot Saves Home From Fire
A 5-year-old boy, left with a playmate, fought flames with water pails until firemen arrived. He climbed to reach the telephone and call for help, saving the Mitchell family home as bed flames spread before chemicals quickly extinguished the blaze.
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Sidney Mitchell
Mitchell
Brandeis Nomination Hearings End in Senate Subcommittee
The public hearings on Louis D. Brandeis of Boston for the Supreme Court associate justice post were concluded today by the Senate judiciary sub-committee. The inquiry has run for a month with no stated report date to the judiciary committee.
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Brandeis
Washington, D. C
Louis D. Brandeis
Boston
Supreme Court
Judiciary
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Viereck Seeks Reciprocity Despite Public Shame
George Viereck asserts in relation to reciprocity that he is ashamed of the United States. The statement appears in a discussion noting his stance amid ongoing debates and public scrutiny over national policies and alignment.
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St. Louis Globe Democrat
George Viereck
United
Voting declines in state as turnout drops in ten years
The state voter list shows only about half the population voting in the last general election, amid a shift from caucus and convention to primaries since 1908. Comparison with census figures highlights a clear drop in turnout over the past decade.
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Aiu] Aie
Start Indoor Garden Planning for Fresh Year-Round Veggies
Washington advice from the U S department of agriculture urges planning a backyard plot on paper to harvest two or three crops per season. It recommends choosing crops for freshness, outlines steps from soil prep to family input, and suggests pairing high value vegetables with herbs for practical home use.
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Washington, D. C
U. S. Department of Agriculture
City Freight and Passenger Business Rises Steadily
The report notes a steady rise in both freight and passenger business in the city, indicating growing activity at local transport hubs and related services.
Wilson Wins Key House Vote On McLemore Resolution Tie
After a seven hour debate the House approves the McLemore resolution 271 to 188 and tabs the measure 276 to 142. President Wilson, in the White House cabinet room, says he is gratified by congressional support as talks with the Central powers about the Lusitania crisis continue. The note to Germany will seek broad assurances to limit the new submarine campaign.
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Ohey
McLemore
Spain
Wilson
White House
Congress
Germany
Lusitania
United States
Amercan
House
Berlin
Washington
Sioux Falls Sioux elder dies suddenly at home
Jacob Eagle Hawk an aged Sioux at the Yankton Indian reservation died of heart failure while smoking a pipe on his couch. He was about sixty five and regarded as a leading Sioux adviser and well known in the tribe.
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Sioux Falls
S. D
Jacob Eagle Hawk
Yankton
Famly
Funeral for Father Robert W. Haire Held in Aberdeen
In Aberdeen Sacred Heart church at 10 a.m. Bishop Thomas O Gorman presided over the funeral for Father Robert W. Haire attended by Catholic and civic leaders from across northern South Dakota. The body was later shipped to Columbia South Carolina, his former home, for burial on a sod house homestead he built in 1881 for his parishioners.
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Aberdeen
S. D
Thomas O’gorman
Sioux Falls
Robert W. Haire
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
South Dakota
Father Haire
Sacred Heart Church
Northwestern
Columbia
S. C
Better Babies Slogan Sought for Mitchell Week
A Mitchell campaign seeks a winning motto for Better Babies Week May 1 to 6. A $1 prize will go to the writer of the best slogan mailed to Mrs. Charles A. Roddy by April 1 amid a city committee push with many members named and plans to raise funds locally.
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Mitchell
Charles A. Roddy
Organization of Women Back
Texas
Roddy
North Sanborn St
Better Babies” Welfare Movement
J. 8.Hoagland
Chas. Roddy
Frank Weller
S. M. Grunland
W. R. Ball
Craig Wilson
F. H. Greenwald
George Shelton
H. E. Hitchcock
Wm. Scallin
Ray Smith
George Carlson
L. J. Welch
F. M. Hammer
I, W. Samson
LB. A. Bobb
W. BE. Allen
B. W. Jones
O. H. Dyar
P. H. Kelley
C. T. Seyman
C. B. Wilt
Morton Smith
Charles Giles
Wood Smith
Robert L. Kelley
J. A. Smith
W. D. Emery
Elizabeth Hanson
W. S. Hill
D. Haney
H. G. Giddings
B. R. Morrow
H. Brodstrup
John Dobson
D. J. Noble
John Berry
IF. A. Bidwell
A. T. Downey
Mildred Derr
W. WW. Reams
P. Farnsworth
Elizabeth Hansen
EF. J. Nerrick
J. E. James
van der Maaten
Frank Porteous
Carl Stair
J. ¥. Atkinson
Charles Osgood
J. C. Lindsey
Cora Sletten
Sadie Whittle
Della Clark
Mary E. Jones
Elsie Benedict
Ella Linklater
J. B. Jones
BF. .L. Osgood
M. S. Mendenhall
L. R. Erskine
O .E. Cassem
Botthilda Olson
Jennie Wiltse
W. G. Brackett
Bablelle Price
Charles Entsminger
Amoun
Redline
East Fourth Avenue
Card of Thanks for Benjamin Morse
We express heartfelt appreciation to our friends for sympathy, love, and floral offerings after the death of our father, Mr. Benjamin Morse. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Rowley and Mr. James T. Morse acknowledge the kindness shown during our bereavement.
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Benjamin Morse
A. B. Rowley
James T. Morse
Mellette Seeks New Depot From Milwaukee Railway
Local businessmen in Mellette South Dakota will petition the Milwaukee railway company to build a new passenger and freight depot. The existing structure, erected about thirty years ago, has become inadequate for current needs.
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Mellette
S. D
Milwaukee Railway Company
Watch Child for Worms Warns of Kinder Worm Killer
Watch stool for signs of worms. Five to one half to one lozenge Kickapoo Worm Killer candy worm remover gives immediate results. Laxative action paralyzes and removes worms, improves digestion and health. Continue until all signs are gone, 25c at your druggist.
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Dept
Rochester
N. Y
Messenger Boy
Western Union
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Gray & Co. Plating Works
Cincinnati
University
Care Daily
West Second
Main Street
West
N. Lower St
West 3Rd Ave
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J. G. G. Sale
White Lake
Dr. Heyler
Duff
McComish & Sons
Samuel T. Greene
SAI Library
5. P. Emerson
Sals
West 4Th
Ice Co
Anderson
Jersey
G. W. Austin
S. Edmunds
St. Minn
St. Phone
T. Hinders
Mitchell, S. D
7Th Ave
D, H, Strother
Mt. Vernon
S. Cak
Hans Johanson
Gaso-Tonic
James Jay
East Second St
Sweet Clover
Tromsland
Riverside
S. Cp
Mitchell Publishing Co
Brunswick Balke-Collender Co
S. 10Th St
Omaha, Neb
Salse
Hanson Co
Duluth
L. B. Arnold
Wolvin Bldg
Mina
Wasford Ave
Ren & Ruth
Farm and Real Estate Journal
Tracr
Iowa
Misoballaneroous
Jennie Doane
West 4Th Avenue
Mitchell, SL. D
A. L. Shidler
Arthur Guse
Sanborn
3Rd Ave
P. O
Henry Ziegler
Hartford
Roy E. Hall
Highland Hotel
Bert Snow
1St Ave
West Ard Ave
Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra
Ivritz Kreisler
Royal Neighbors
So. Dak
Swine Breeders Association
Mitchell Summer School
Mitchell Chautauqua
State Bar Association
South Dakota Druggists’ Association
Congregational South Central Association
South Dakota Baptist Convention
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