Hogs and Cattle Markets Report From Sioux City Prices Slip
Sioux City market update shows hog receipts around 9,000 with overall decline. light to mixed hogs range 15.25 to 15.90, pigs up to 12.50. cattle receipts about 2,500 with killers and stockers weak, beef steers 11.00 to 18.25, feeders 7.56 to 10.50, calves 9.00 to 13.00. sheep steady with yearlings 14.50 to 16.00 and lambs 19.00 to 20.00. closing notes mention weak trend in fat cattle and stocker markets, slight hog strength, and top lambs around 419.25.
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Sioux Cily
Sioux City
Ann
Lloyd Copenhayer
Bronson
Earl Sides
Dakota Guy
J. R. Sides
U.S. Marshal
Knute Grere
Airlie
Minn
Dave Gonn
Ihlen
Olaf Peterson
Allen
Neb
Peterson
Millwanukee
W. HW. Warren
Virgil
Richard and G
Mitchell
W. . Gile
Lemmon
Farmers Levator Company
Dimock
Sehlimegen
Parkston
J. ©. Gordon and
W. Garlon
Armour
T. J. Elmer
Byers
T. S. Tadlock
Mapletoms
Shuetaker
Eelind
O'Neilh
Eureka
J. Farrell
Avoca
Charles Passmore
Westbrook
M. Colling
Randolph
Woods
Carroll
Charles Johnson
J. Winter
Laurel
J. HW. ‘Buchanan
Midland
Bank of
J. B. Garter
Sergeant Bluffs
W. F. Copenhagen
Howard Bromard
Albert Bremer
Lawton
Henry Tabbe
H. Eveleth
Moville
1. ‘Shore
Pierson
Swine and cattle prices hold steady at Chicago and St Paul markets
Chicago stockyards report hog receipts 36 000 with market steady across light to heavy hogs. Native cattle receipts near 0.9 million with steers 8.50 to 18.05 and cows 6.00 to 11.50. Sheep receipts 8 000 with prices 12.50 to 14.55 for welters and lambs 18.50 to 17.00. Saint Paul market shows hogs steady with range 10.60 to 9.80, cattle 6.50 to 12.50 for steers, and sheep strong with lambs 9.00 to 23.00.
Chicago and New York Produce Prices Report Tuesday
Chicago produce receipts reach 82 710 cases with higher creamery butter and eggs. New York market notes higher creamery butter and mixed dairy prices while South St. Paul records 6000 receipts and steady cattle with steady lamb and sheep values.
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Chicago
Grain market notes from Minneapolis bids and arrivals
The record lists bids and arrival prices for multiple grains in Minneapolis Minnesota and surrounding markets. It includes No 1 Northern wheat No 2 Northern and No 4 white oats with prices and arrivals, plus yellow corn and rye offerings from various mills and traders. Details include assorted grades and prices such as No 2 white Montana and No 2 durum, reflecting fluctuating grain values and shipment status.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Wediesdas
Ft Northern
Ziss
Northern
Montana
Duran
Mae
Barkley
Aliss
Iota
RYE
Sit Wee
Cigar Stores Plan Bond Subscriptions In Liberty Loan Drive
New York City May 23 retailers including cigar stores and other small businesses will participate in a campaign for subscriptions to the liberty loan. The plan proposes meeting bond demand by selling smaller issues convertible into 50 bonds and details are being worked out.
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New York City
Biberly den
Liberty Loan
Sheriff Sale Notice in Mitchell South Dakota
A court ordered sale to satisfy a judgment against James Spears. Property includes Lots 12 and 13 in Block 12 plus Lot 5 and 6 in Block 12 of Scotts Addition in Mitchell Davison County. The sale is set for June 30 at 10:00 a.m. at the courthouse front door in Mitchell. Proceeds to pay the Bidwell plaintiffs with costs and 7 percent interest from March 1.
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Bidwell
Ues Spears
James Spears
AL Scotts
Miteleci
Mitchell
Davison County
South Dakota
Mitehedh
Hanies Spears
Willi
Mitehed
South Wahkota
GaNeives
Oyvedis Stein
Notice of First Meeting of Creditors in Jacoby Bankruptcy
In the District Court of South Dakota Southern Division the bankruptcy of William W. Jacoby is announced. The first meeting of creditors will be held May 28 1917 at 10 a.m. in Sioux Falls, South Dakota, to prove claims, appoint a trustee, examine the debtor, and conduct related matters. Robert J. Gamble, referee in bankruptcy.
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Uiiterd
South Deskota
William W. Jacoby
Bankripley
William M. Jacoby
Alt
Vernon
Dae Vison
Bank
Robert A. Gamble
Security National Bank
City of
Sioux Ralls
Minneladac County
South Dakota
Stou Pills
South Pakute
Robert J. Gamble
Car overturns after striking dog near Volin South Dakota
William Weiss, a local businessman, was seriously injured when his car turned turtle after striking a hare attempting to cross the road. His wife was bruised and four children escaped injury while the car's impact caused potential skin and bone damage.
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Volin
S. D
Willian Weiss
Weiss
Hos
Garneste Public Library Project Moves Forward In Wessington Springs
Ir mingements completed for a Garneste public library in Wessington Springs. A suitable site secured and Andrew Carneste pledged 7000 for construction. City will maintain the building. The work is expected to be finished and opened to the public during the summer.
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Wessington Springs
Andirew
Spotts Buys Kennebec Telephone and Electric Light Systems
Spotts has purchased the local telephone system in Kennebec and will operate it. He also enters a contract to supply the city with an electric light system and will install the plant at once. The combined building will house the telephone and electric operations and cost about 270000 dollars.
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Kennebec
Ss. 1. S
Spotts
Reeves Rites Held Today at First Baptist Church
The funeral of Mrs Marvin A Reeves was held at the First Baptist Church with Rev Robert Linealn Wesley conducting. A quartet provided music and pallbearers included F A Bidwell and J W Bryant. interment followed at Graceland Cemetery. Additional survivors include her mother Mrs G W Nash of Minneapolis and children Meda Grostie Milford Ta and Ruth Lead S J, among others.
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Reeves
First Baptist Church
Robert Linealn Wesley
Charee
Wooal Looter
Perle Wilson
Sylvan Wood
Ko AL Welly
Thelen Powers
Messrs
FA. Bidwell
Bryant
GW. Law
J. J. Wells
Wilson
Gillis
Graceland Cemetery
Lida Elizabeth Nash
Plymouth
Waverly
Baptist Elimreh
Marvin A
Lone Bedeh
Calif
Mrr
Meda Grostie
Milford
Lustill
Lead
Jere Pathan
Minneapolis
Mitchell
E. Reeves
California
State Bank department holds first conference under new head
Bank department officials in this city convene a general meeting led by the new head Mir Hinning to review field examiners' work and bank guaranty concerns.
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RiGi
State Bank
L Giiiner
John Kinning
Guaranty
Willi
Mir Hinning
Three Men Implicated In York Township Breakin Case
Three men Perry Wallon John Mecill and George Pro fire were jailed without bail after a breakin at the Weiner farm in York township. They face rape charges. bond set at 5000 dollars for each man. The victims include a 3 year old girl Mary Wramer whose mother and father are in ill health.
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Miller
Weiner
York Township
Mary Wramer
Perry Wallon
John Mecill
Georke
Belgian Death Rate Rising Across Industrial Centers
A Belgian physician reports stark declines in public health in key industrial areas. Sick workers jumped from 162 to 274 per 1000, with January February figures at 578 per 1000. Death rate reached 6 04 percent, rising further to 8 05 percent in early months, while wages fell.
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London
Belgium
Beer service cut as price pressures bite London restaurants
London restaurants inform customers that only a half pint of beer per person will be served with meals due to shortages and rising prices. Brewers seek to protect profits amid dismal output, while state control is expected to bring economies according to trade sources.
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London
Bnehird
Ther
King Manuelis With Red Cross
King Manuelis with Red Cross visits Liverpool where British Army surgeons treat deformities in wounded soldiers. He tours orthopedic wards at the hospital and assists in surgical procedures during a three day stay.
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Manuelis
Liverpool
Ais Teadootts
Great Britain
Mabuel
Devotius
Bad wreck on Virginia Road in Arkshire WV
A car crash on Virginia Road near Arkshire West Virginia injures are reported with several fatalities. Rescue teams remove victims from wreckage as authorities work to clear the site after the collision with a freight train.
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Virginia
Women and Scouts Unite for Dandelion War
In Mitchell the three Boy Scout troops and city women move to rid the town of dandelions. Local clubs including the Twentieth Century and Avanelthieth Gentry pledge support, organize visits, assign yards, and coordinate cleanup efforts across neighborhoods.
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Mitehel
Boy Scouts
Dause
Forse
Genamee AL Towle
Twentieth Century Club
Ely
Tater
Vawenlieth
Ehaty
Vs. Wittsen
Mitchell Art Club
Sedan
Tetety
Winsor
Heihel Lyons
Todas Eli
Elf
Golf Champion Killed In Veers-ur-Aube Incident
A tragic event in Veers-ur-Aube claims the life of a noted golf champion. Authorities report a fatal shooting during a public disturbance as investigations begin.
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Troyes
Ttde
Championship win report amid wartime losses
Fragmentary text reports a championship event with mentions of Vas and Ward and wounded, indicating a historic battle or competition context. The readable lines reference a lead figure and a listed victor, though details are severely garbled.
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Vas
Clashes Reported in Saragossa Amid Violent Protests
Reports from Saragossa near Madrid describe violent protests with clashes between demonstrators and authorities. In the capital of a Spanish province about 170 miles northeast of Nadeth Rotterdim, a May 22 event involved diplomatic figures including Vin Landen Count Tarnowski von Warnow arriving after a prior U.S. envoy departure. Concurrently Adtaoimil Panu Von Hintze, German minister to Pohin, was dismissed with orders for Bertin.
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Madrid
Syrita
Caecurredoare
Rotterdim
Netherlands
Vin Landen
Tarnowski von Warnow
United States
Warnow
Besin
Viena
Tormorrow Mior
Wis
Adtaoimil Panu von Hintze
Ainister
Pohin
Entintin
Bertin
Local notes reveal a string of Mitchell visitors and business trips
N Brodstrup and others travel for business in Mitchell and Wolsey while locals like Mrs Rasmussen and Miss Miekk visit. Vermilyea and Walster plan summer moves. several individuals face legal trouble and forgery rumors surface as community figures engage in daily affairs.
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N. Brodstrup
Miller
Phinkinton
Miteledy
A.V. Morrosy
Wolsey
Spemil
A. P. Wfasmussen
Little Diueliter
Didig Mriek
Mennea
Mitehollody
City Official Shot in Denver Turmoil
May 22 reports Wilward Green, superintendent of the Tisha department, shot and likely fatally wounded by Wan. Sseny, former district superintendent, was escorted away yesterday. Details remain unclear as authorities investigate the incident in Denver.
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Denver
Golo
Wilward Green
Tisha Department
Wan
Sseny
Iseclapeed
Val
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Snowflake Bakery
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Lincoln County Olasenters’ Association
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Hudson Hudsonite
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