Markets Reverse as Hogs and Cattle Move
Sioux City and Chicago market reports show hog receipts at 32,000 with strong moves and higher bulk prices ranging from 5.85 to 6.65 for various hog classes. Cattle receipts about 31,000 with mixed declines 10 to 16 cents, ranges from 4.60 to 7.50 for steers and cows. Sheep receipts around 42,900 with 10 to 15 cents lower, lambs 5.75 to 6.90, western lambs 3.75 to 5.90. Sioux City summaries note heavy runs, boarish tone, and modest price adjustments across hogs, cattle, and sheep.
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Union Stock Yards
Chicago
Jlower
Weeves
Texas
Sioux City
Iowa
Sioux’ City
Gilland Gets Off With Shorter Term In Federal Case
Robert Gilland, once given a life term for murder, pleaded guilty to manslaughter in a reopened federal trial. He received five years more in Leavenworth, adding to two years already served. The term also notes other cases and a jury list at the Aberdeen federal court.
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Aberdeen
S. D
Robert Gilland
Leavenworth
Kan
Ing
Gilland
Andy Rice
Gilliland
Albert Simalley
Hyman Peyser
Gottloib Bachman
Frank Perrcn
Sisseton
Srund
Foreman
George A. Johnston
Mitchell
Morences
Charles Waffle
McIntosh
W. H .Gardinier
Sioux Walls
Frank Lyke
Chamberlain
John: Donahoe
Sioux Falls
Harry —Dziewanosk
Wooncocket
M. P. Ohlman, Jr
Yankton
Otto C. Stungohr
A. H. Biom
Sherman
Henry C. Thorpe
Bridgewaiter
Will Appelby
Britton
James A. Prynn
Gregory
John V. Gill
Elk Point
J. W. Patterson
Rapid City
A. Bionquist
Milbank
E. BE. Dyer
Clamberlain
Y. S. Thompson
Blunt
Robert Duffey
Amherst
W. Ra
Luimbara
Adolph Vogt
Bridgewater
Earl P. Rowe
High School Notes on Debating Club and Exhibits
A new debating class organized with about twenty five students aims to form a high school team and contest Aberdeen High during winter. City teachers select High School representatives for the State Educational Association meeting in Pierre at Thanksgiving week. Mitchell and Central School exhibits were sent to Chicago and St Paul for the Land Show. Miss McGiel spoke to Y W C A girls on Indian customs and language, praising missionary impact and future possibilities.
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Aberdeen High
State Educational Association
Pierre
Lindsey
Grain prices at MIUPCHUELE market listing
The bulletin shows grain quotes for wheat grades No 1 northern 91 cents No 2 northern 59 cents No 3 northern 6 cents velvet balf 95 cents corn 50 cents oats 10 cents barley 70 cents flax $1.82 says the market rates.
Market Report Wheat Prices Near 1 Dollar Range
The page lists a series of grain bids and arrivals including No 1 hard wheat at 1.06 1 8, No 1 northern 1.05 1 8, No 2 northern 1.02 0 8, No 5 wheat 9 cents 1-2 1.01, No 1 durum 1.00, and durum 1.00 with arrivals noted. Corn oats and flax prices are shown with recent and futures figures indicating steady movement.
Mock Ark druggist touts King's New Discovery
W N Mock of Mock Arkansas claims to have saved many lives in 25 years in the drug business. He states he recommends Dr King s New Discovery for weak lungs and coughs and asserts neighbors are alive today due to his advice. Trial bottle free or 50c and 1.00 bottles guaranteed by Diehl Brown.
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W. N. Mock
Mock, Ark
Dr. King
Diehl & Brown
Dr. Cox's Warbed Wire Liniment Advert
An old advert touts Dr. Cox's Warbed Wire Liniment claiming it does not burn or irritate skin and offers quick relief without bothering users. The text reads like a damaged product promotion with period advertising language.
Missouri Supreme Court Expels International Harvester From State
The Missouri Supreme Court issued a writ of ouster against International Harvester Company for restraint of trade. The court bans business in Missouri and fines the company 50 000 dollars. The action follows a report by Special Commissioner Bruce and Governor Hadley led by Missouri attorney general findings.
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Jefferson City
Missouri Supreme Court
of Trust
Missouri
International Harvester Company
Bruce
Hadley
New Jersey
Trial of Packers Is Quickly Halted
Chicago. Indicted Chicago meat packers seek habeas corpus to challenge the Sherman act before the U S Supreme Court, arguing the law is unconstitutional as applied. Trial slated for next week will be postponed pending the high court decision while government evidence remains largely unused.
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Supreme Court
Chicago
Iment
American Tobacco Company
Standard Oil Company
United States Supreme Court
Dr Wing's New Life Pills End Constipation
An old advertisement urges readers to treat constipation to avoid severe indigestion jaundice and liver trouble. It promotes Dr Wing's New Life Pills as the only safe relief for biliousness headache dyspepsia chills and debility. Diehl & Brown sell them for 25 cents.
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Dr. Wing
Diehl & Brown
Deadwood and Lead Boys Make Close Game On Mc Donald Field
In a tightly contested clash on Mc Donald field Deadwood and Lead high schools battled to a near draw as the game remained undecided late. Strong plays by both squads highlighted a night of equal effort and local rivalry intensity.
Rival High In Snowbound Classic Ends In Go Ahead Fight
The heated annual clash between bitter rivals ended 0 to 0 as both teams battled on a snow and mud filled field. Lead outran Deadwood but Deadwood outpunting the opponent in a hard fought game amid rough conditions. In unrelated quirk news from Saratoga a hen named Jennie living on the Williams farm in Win sted Conn wears a gray uniform with buttons, a novelty born from a hired man’s idea to warm the unlikely animal.
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Lead
Deadwood
Saratoga
N. Y
Jennie
Williams
HYOMEIL Catarrh Remedy Ad From Scalling Bros Co
An old fashioned patent medicine advertises HYOMEIL and HYOMISS for catarrh coughs and colds. It urges customers to buy a complete outfit for one dollar with refills at fifty cents and promises quick relief and a money back guarantee. The note adds a line about store advertising plants and growth.
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Scallin Bros. Co
Hyomeil
Scalling Bros. Co
The Yankee Doodle Boy presented by Strog Vocal Company
The Strog Vocal Company presents Jones and Crane in The Yankee Doodle Boy a strong vocal cast a soloist leads a vibrant singing show with ten new original songs. The Worthy production from last season is carried through and promises one of the season’s most enjoyable evenings at the Gale next Thursday.
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Jones & Crane
Mach
Recreation Plans For Miners At Homestake Mine
Homestake Mining Company announces free physical recreation for workers. A new building will house bowling alleys a pool hall swimming pool game rooms a large auditorium for 1000 with management by miners themselves. They will select lecturers plays and entertainment from lyceum bureaus.
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Homestake
Lyceum
Thaiss Yankee Doodle Boy on Second Triumph Tour
Jones and Crane present Thais Yankee Doodle Boy at the Gale on Thursday November 16 as part of a nationwide second triumphal tour. The act previously won acclaim in the laughing and musical world, leaving a trail of good humor and goodwill.
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Will
The Yankee Doodle Boy Delights Audiences
A bright clean performance brings cheerful entertainment with moments of sentiment. The show charms both young and old, balancing light humor with touching scenes that occasionally move viewers to tears.
Supreme Court Decisions Reported From Pierre South Dakota
The court issued multiple opinions with affirmations reversals and modifications across several cases. Notable actions include Farmers and Merchants State Bank of Verdon v United States Fidelity and Guaranty reversed and a habeas corpus writ sought for Van F Moore in a murder case involving an Indian defendant and Indian victim.
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Gustave H. Kimm
O. W. Walters
Beadle
Affirmed
John Hendrickson
A. Severson
Day
Haney
William D. Driskill
van IF
Moore
Stanley County
Susan Tin Cup
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al Pennington
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