Davison County Plans Bridge Work In Special April Meeting
Davison County commissioners met April 26 1910 to discuss drainage ditch construction and bridge projects. They awarded drain No 6 to Brockenbraugh and Cook Construction Co and approved steel culverts for crossings. The board approved hospital and state case bills and set June bids for American Ingot Iron Culverts and elevator road work with multiple new steel and truss bridges to be built across Tobin Lisbon Rome Prosper and Mt Vernon areas.
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Wm. Nash
T. B. Haynes
J. R. Allison
A. J. Annis
S. D. Watkins
Cook Construction Co
Margnew Boyce & Co
Love & Hewitt
Woonsocket Drainage Co
GB. Brown
G. W. Downs
Ewing & Brockenbraugh
Brockenbraugh
Drain No. 6
Hennepin Bridge Co
OC. B. Brady
Davison County
Bartow
Amana Brown
John Ebbott
Nicolas Sherman
Joseph Page
Wifgang Schuteman
Louisa Sholes
Nelly C. Perry
Geo, F. ‘White
Mate
Ole Oleson
J. G. Markham
Justice
L. W. Plotner
J. H. Campbell
State
Matha
Eem
W. Plotner
John Williamson
William Holshire
Frank Joseph
E. H. Burkett
J. G Markham
Tate
A. E. Lewis
Justice Fee
Charles Gibson
Bert Pool
Haken Carlson
Charlies Scheckter
Laurit
Mdee
D. McIntyre
Mibers Bros. & Craig
Becker's Big Clothing
John Slater
Purt House
Peterson & Holst, Mdes
Plotner
I. & Jones
Board of Health
A. Duncan
Tobin Township
Baker Township
Lisbon Township
Rome Township
Prosper
Lewis Bridge
Mt. Vernon
South Dakota
Davison
H. B. Anderson
Mitchell
Chicago Livestock Landing Sees Strong Market Demand
Chicago reports May 4 with cattle receipts around 15,000 steady at 5.60 to 8.30 per cwt. Hogs also about 15,000 receipts up ten cents to 9.10 to 9.50. Sheep receipts 12,000 steady at 4.75 to 8.75 per cwt.
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Chicago
Cattle and hog markets report mixed receipts in Sioux City
Sioux City on May 4 reports cattle receipts at about 1400 head with weak demand while stockers show strength. Hog admissions reach around 3500 with prices five cents higher, top at $9.15, bulk trades $8.90 to $9.00.
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Sioux City
Wheat and corn price report from Chicago markets
Chicago markets on May 4 show Wheat No 2 hard winter at 1.11 to 1.13. Standard 43 to 44 cents. White corn 64 to 64.5 cents. Yellow corn 61 cents. Barley 43 to 64 cents.
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Chicago
Minneapolis Grain Cash Close Report May 4
Minneapolis market data shows No 2 northern wheat at 1.08 to 1.09, No 3 white oats 39 to 39.56, yellow corn 57 to 58 cents, barley 52 to 60 cents.
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Minneapolis
Market Prices for Wheat and Commodities on May 4
The market lists No. 2 Wheat at 93 cents, No. 3 at 91 cents, velvet chaff 93 cents, No. 2 91 cents, flax at 2.20 dollars, oats 33 cents, corn 44 cents, barley 43 cents. These figures summarize grain and feed prices from the period.
Combination Sale At Hay Market Auction Saturday
Auction advertised by HI. B. Kirkendall features a large lot of farming equipment and merchandise after noon Saturday including John Deere and McCormick gear, harnesses, shoes, a Des Moines incubator, a corn planter, binders, mowers, and other items. Numerous additional articles listed as well.
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John Deere
McCormick
Des Moines
HI. B. Kirkendall
Hall's Catarrh Cure Claim of Universal Cure
A 6100 reward offer backs Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only known constitutional remedy. The ad asserts internal use reaches blood and mucous surfaces to destroy the disease foundation and strengthen the patient. Proponents promise one hundred dollars for any uncured case and invite testimonials from readers.
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Hall
Ell
Ng Nature
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Little Change in Council as New Term Begins
The old Mitchell city council met with Mayor Hitchcock presiding. Key actions included approving minutes, discussing meter testing costs with Mitchell Power Co, and granting free use of city hall for Decoration Day. The finance and health reports were reviewed, and a new council was sworn in with Kelley as president.
City Council Names Appointees and Discusses Finances
The mayor outlined continued improvements with city finances and urged Main street paving. A long list of appointments across departments followed, including Health Officer Dr. F. W. Freyberg and City Auditor J. J. McDougall. Police appointments were deferred pending June salaries. executive session confirmed selections. Petitions for sewer and water extensions were referred, and a fire limits issue on Fourth Avenue was sent to the ordinance committee.
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Main Street
Cc. E. Reeves
A. H. Doyle
Clarion DD. Hardy
Clarion D. Hardy
John J. McDougall
John Michels
J. G. McCartney
Charles W. Adams
City Hall
P. H. Kelley
Board of Health
F. W. Freyberg
C. E. Reeves
Carnegie Library
C. D. Hardy
Graceland Cemetery
Chas. W. Adams
Arthur Allen
Fire Department
James Clark
J. B. Doty
J. K. Tricky
George Just
J. H. Geise
Sexton
Milton Marsden
Iowa Street
Fourth Avenue
Edgerton Street
Omaha
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Chicago Grain
Mitchell Gain Market
the City Council
Old City Council
Hitchcock
McDougall
Hardy
Michels
Adams
Reeves
Kelley
Truax
Ness
T. J. Spangler
Mitchell Power Co
Spangler
Nolt and
Lucas
Reeves, Kelley and McDougall
J. J. Donnegan
Fanebust & Son
Justice Markham
Greene
Kibbee
Laureen
Cunningham
Warne
Hoff
Water Works
A. A. Truax
McCartney
Messrs. McDougall
Health Committee
A. Neish & Sons
Hart Schafner & M
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
C. Metcalf
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