Chicago live market report shows hogs and cattle lower. sheep steady
At Union Stock Yards Chicago hog receipts planned at 20,000 with 1,967 left from yesterday and 25,000 for tomorrow. Market dull and about six cents lower than yesterday’s average. prices ranged 6.70 to 7.65 for hogs and 6.00 to 10.00 for cattle and 5.90 to 6.85 for sheep. Sioux City market weak with hogs 5 to 10 cents lower. cattle and sheep mixed with varied prices and a general softer tone.
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Union Stock Yards
Chicago
Reeves
Texas
Sioux City
Asia
Republicans Gain In Tuesday Vote For Women Rights
Voters in New York Pennsylvania and New Jersey weighed the suffrage issue with strong anti motions in three states. In Pennsylvania anti suffrage leads were about three to one while Massachusetts ran about two to one against. New York near even in a four to three ratio. Urban areas showed fierce opposition like Philadelphia and Boston with majorities against suffrage. Despite setbacks suffragists noted gains among men and planned renewed campaigns. In municipal Philadelphia reformers fell short as George Porter defeated Blankenburg appointee and Bromley trailed badly in a high turnout city election.
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New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Massachusetts
New York State
New York City
Buffalo
Rochester
Albany
Troy
Ithica
Niagara Falls
Jamestown
Boston
Philadelphia
Rudolph Blankenburg
George H. Earle
Republican Organization
Blankenburg
George D. Porter
B. Gordon Bromley
Minneapolis grain futures wrap with mixed bids and bids
Minneapolis markets report mixed bid levels for grains including wheat corn oats and barley with prices shown for No 1 hard No 2 northern and No 3 grades. Wheat futures for December and May quote around 97 to 1.01 and 1.03 per bushel while corn oats and rye also list several bid figures and arrivals noted.
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AA Polis
Minneapolis
Minn
Northern
Montana
FUAX
Wheat and corn prices in Milwaukee market report
Milwaukee market report shows northern spring wheat at 1.06 and 1.04 for No 2 on nominal figures with December at 1.03 1 2 and May at 1.04 3 8. Corn No 3 mixed 65 1 2, No 3 yellow 66 3 4 to 67, December 59 1 8, May 60 3 4. Oats No 3 White 37 1 4, standard 39 1 2. December
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Milwaukee
Dakota
Briand Set To Succeed Viviani In France
Aristide Briand, who has held French government posts, is expected to become premier after Viviani. The report notes Briand’s anticipated accession and the political transition in France.
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Briand
Viviani
Aristide Briand
State to survey soils for crop trials in South Dakota
The speaker argues farmers must stay in farming and that the state should survey soils locate trial fields and tabulate results to provide information. With this knowledge farmers can farm efficiently and South Dakota will rise gradually upward.
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South Dakota
Villa Withdrew His Ragged Horde Threatens U S Border
General Funston commands 15 000 American troops ready to reinforce Douglas Arizona as 6 000 Villistas face 10 000 Carranzistas. Villa aims to provoke U S intervention. Funston must avoid invasion unless attacked.
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Douglas
Ar Z
Munston
General Villa
United States
Carranza
Aguas Prieta
Mexico
Funston
Soil fertility decline from small grain farming warned
Dr A N Hume, agronomist, warns Brookings inquiry that soil can lose fertility quickly under small grain farming. A soil test shows virgin soil containing 6 452 pounds of nitrogen versus 4 880 pounds in tilled field, a near one percent annual loss. He cites phosphorus depletion and stresses landowners must restore fertility to avoid harming the state.
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Brookings
A. N. Hume
State College Agronomist
Codington County Inquirer
South Dakota
Hume
Governor Byrne Seeks Cummins Support for 1916
Sioux Falls reports Governor Frank M. Byrne endorses Cummins for the 1916 Republican presidential nomination while praising state normal schools in Springfield and Madison. He travels from Madison to Sioux Falls, hopes for a Republican victory, and notes strong enrollments at Vermilion University and Brookings Agricultural College. In Des Moines, Senator Albert B. Cum ming vows to back an equal suffrage constitutional amendment and supports its Senate floor action, as Portland envoy Sara Bard Field carries a 500,000 signature petition to Congress.
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Sioux Falls
S. D
Frank M. Byrne
Byrne
Sioux Walls
Madison
Springfield
Cummins
South Dakota
Vermilion
Agricultural College
Brookings
Des Moines
Albert B. Cumming
Sara Bard Field
Portland
Ore
Congress
Senate
Field
Woman Voters of the West
San Francisco
Fivery Home Endorses Dr King’s New Discovery Cure
A reader touts Dr King’s New Discovery as the best cough remedy after exposure to a sneezing person. The testimonial notes prices of 0c and $1.99 and urges faithful use of a tested remedy during seasonal colds.
Mrs Boyington and Son Visit in Sioux Falls
Mrs G B Boyington and her young son Gregory from Nokane Washington are visiting her mother Ellen Gregory and were guests of Mrs Homer Snow. Sioux Falls saw snow last week.
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G. B. Boyington
Gregory
Nokane
Wash
Ellen Gregory
Homer
Sioux Falls
Valentine Diehl Dies Suddenly in Mitchell
Valentine B. Diehl senior of Diehl Drug died suddenly near midnight Saturday from a stroke of apoplexy likely worsened by a recent store fire. He was 57 next Sunday and survived by his wife Jee Sawyer and six children. Funeral services will be held at the Congregational church with Rev. M. Upton officiating, interment at Graceland Cemetery.
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Valentine B. Diehl
Diehl Drug Company
Mitchell
Valentine Diehl
Diehl
Racine
Wis
United States
Germany
Savannah
Ill
LeMars
Iowa
P. H. Diehl
Scotland
Jee Sawyer
Frank E. Brown
L. O. Gale
Diehl & Brown
Northwest
Ray L. Branson
Maurice Blake Diehl
Philip M. Diehl
Valentine C. Diehl
Ralph Waldo Diehl
Kathrine Elizabeth Diehl
Omaha
John W. Diehl
M Henry Diehl
Carroll County
Illinois
Presbyterian Church
Congregational Church
M. Upton
Pipestone
Minn
Presbyterian Church At Scotland
Diceased
A. Hitchcock
Geo. A. Silsby
J. H. Ferris
J. N. Crow
C. W. Derr
J. S. Daniels
O. L. Branson
S. H. Scallin
O. T. Litchfield
Train-master C A Anderson Dies After Mason City Yard Accident
C A Anderson train-master of the I and I division of the Milwaukee road died from injuries after a railroad yard accident in Mason City Iowa. He passed away at 2:56 Sunday morning. Short services were held in Mason City and remains sent to Monona for interment. Funeral services are set for two PM Tuesday after the arrival of the special train from Mitchell.
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Mr Anderson
Monoma
J. W. Shelby
Mitchell
Milwaukee System
North McGregor
Mason City
Sanborn
Black Hills
Anderson
Iowa and Dakota
Carl
John Anderson
Worthing
Carrie
Monona
Iowa
Order of
Brotherhood of Trainmen
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Brotherhood of Locomotive Wiremen
S. D
Story Hospital
A. Anderson
Mitchell, S. D
C. A. Anderson
Milwaukee Road
Republican
Lawrence Green
Sioux Falls
Relvin Harlan
Sioux Falls College
Green
A. B. Fanning
Ethan
P. H. McBeth
South Dakota
Des Moines
Council Bluffs
League
McBeth
South Dakota, Mr. McBeth Has Held Methodist Pastorates At Miller, Faulkton
Woonsocket
Alexandria
Missouri Valley District
Black Hills Mission
Lead
Anti-Saloon League
R. G C. Raines
A. J. Rozum
I. R. Drum
John O'Donnell
S. M. Grundland
Anna Breckenridge
Manilla
C. L. Breckenridge
Sid Smith
Breckenridge
Julia Graves
Smith
Alexandria Auto Spill Injures Three Students
In Alexandria S D John Combs narrowly avoided serious injury when a touring car carrying high school students overturned while yielding to a rural carrier. Three passengers were pinned beneath the car but no major injuries reported. A Mitchell High School group visiting local cattle ranches nearly caused a collision with four or five autos, damaging one car. Stoughton attorney Ben Ef Waite, visiting with his sister Mrs Yule, characterized the city visit.
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Alexandria
S. D
John Combs
Parkston
Mitchell High School
Albert Hill
P. F. Peckham
W. S. Hill
F. L. Folsom
Barney Voelker
Ben Ef. Waite
Stoughton
Wis
E. B. Yule
Ireland Near Self-Supporting State in Fiscal Report
Ireland is gradually becoming self-supporting in a political sense as revenue last year nearly met expenditures. The 1913 deficit was 6.1 million, and 1912 deficit exceeded 7 million. An official Britain Ireland relations report shows population shares shrinking from 31 percent in 1841 to 9.7 percent in 1911, with Britain rising. Ray Kresan quits clerking for C W Hoon to join Erhlermann Bros as traveling salesman in Sioux City, starting this week.
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Dublin
Ireland
Great Britain
United Kingdom
Ray Kresan
C. W. Hoon
Ehlermann Bros
Sioux City
Local Notes Covering Visits, Weddings and Accidents
Saturday notes report births, arrivals and departures including a son born to Mr and Mrs Leroy H Morris at 1005 East Fourth Avenue. Visitors include Miss Mable Barnes from White Lake and Fay Halphide with Sam Goodwin from Sioux City. A medical update notes S C Wherry improving after surgery and Dr R C Warne injured in a car accident. Local real estate and business moves feature EK Goldhammer buying the S G McLain property for 2000 and C L Clampit delaying a drug store opening by a week. Police arrests total 22 for October, largely drunks, with 115 last year. The Dakota Wesleyan academy football team travels to Yankton for a key game. Wedding preparations for Miss Jennette Smith and Charles W Shannon progress with family visits and a dinner. Weather, school, and civic notes round out the page with road work on West Third Avenue underway and various travels and events through the week.
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Leroy H. Morris
East Fourth Avenue
Mable Barnes
White Lake
Myrtle Pope
Fay Halphide
Sam Goodwin
Sioux City
Goodwin
J. H. Goodwin
John Kuryink
Pacific Coast
S. C. Wherry
St. Jseph’s Hospital
R. C. Warne
John Michels
Blenkiron
Alya Byrum
J. F. Anderson
Kennebec
Mitchell
A. B. Darling
Emily
Tedfield
B. J. Woodbury
Woodbury
Woonsocket
Ernest Klatt
Beaver Dam
Wis
Hallowe’en
W. W. Reams
Sioux Falls
Davison
S. Cattrell
Dakota Wesleyan Academy
Yankton
Academy
Bradley
Spear
Lebart, Jr
McKinnon
William Darling
K. L. Moyer
Darling
W. A. Darling
Helen Shannon
Shannon
Bloomfield
Charles W. Shannon
Smith-Shannon
Jeannette Smith
Widmann Hotel
Arthur F. Smith
Ilks’ Club
Dr. 5. V. Bobb
Sisseton
Federal Weather Bureau
South Dakota
A. Schilling
Schilling & Wright
Flandreau
Frank Salisbury
Lewis Gleeson
Martin Moriarity
W. F. Klokey
Ethan
Wilson to wed near end of December at private home
Washington announces the marriage of President Wilson and Mrs. Galt will occur near the close of December. The ceremony will be private and held at Mrs. Galt's home in Washington, D. C.
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Wilson
Galt
Washington, D. C
White House
Mrs. Galt
Cooperative firm profits from war risk insurance in Norway
Christiania, Norway reports that its wartime shipping insurance cooperative earned 5.055 million dollars in the first year, a sum only slightly less than its payouts for losses. The company was formed at the war’s outset to insure Norwegian shipping against war risks.
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Christiania
Norway
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Fivery
C.A. Anderson
Alex
Emerald Isle
George S. Bellamy
Raymond Hotel
M. Wattles
Bellamy
L. S. Vickers
Ree Heights
Grace Roberts
Huron
M. B. Frank
W. S. Windie
Ben van Metre
Jennette Smith
A. BE. Hitchcock
Herman Gaines
H. A. Peterson
Cole
Gaines
L. B. Loomer
Kansas City
Loomer
Martin G. Wider
Harley Thomas
al Scott
Redfield
Trace
Janan
West Third Avenue
B. ¥. Doernt
Burlington, Colo
Clara Hayes
Cora Oswald
Elk Point
Grace Cox
John Kurvink and
San Francisco Exposition
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