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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1912
Page
8
Livestock prices ease with cattle and sheep showing mixed to steady tones. Beeves range $5.85 to $11.00, cows and heifers $2.75 to $7.40, native sheep $3.50 to $4.60, lambs $5.60 to $7.50, and stockers $4.35 to $7.05 as receipts like 16 500 cattle and 25 000 sheep are reported. No trading tomorrow for Thanksgiving.
Sioux City Iowa reports cattle receipts around 600 with steady tone, hog receipts 6500 and prices down about five cents, top hogs at 7.55, 7.45 to 7.50 typical, sheep at 4 500 with strong activity. In Sioux City Kansas or nearby markets Tuesday buyers note little change in fat cattle, steady to firmer tied to warmed up and short fed steers, with beef and dairy prices ranging across a broad spectrum and yard trading limited ahead of Thanksgiving.
Wheat No 1 northern 68. No 2 66. No 8 64. Velvet chaff No 1 66. No 2 64. Corn 25. oats 253. harley 30 50. Flax 1.19.
Minneapolis market notes list No 1 hard 881 percent and No 1 northern 83 percent bids with variations including 8114 821 percent and No 2 northern at 7914 81. No 3 detail trailing unfinished in fragment.
The report lists futures and cash prices for wheat corn oats barley and rye including December and May wheat at 63 8 1 2 and 78, corn Nos 3 and 4 at 44 to 45 and 40 to 42, oats No 3 white around 29 14, rye at 57 to 61, flour price around 1.29 with arrivals noted. Readable figures indicate market activity and delivery months.
Milwaukee market reports show wheat, corn, oats, barley and rye bids with No. 1 northern and No. 4 corn quoted. Prices include No. 1 northern bulk wheat around 4 dollars per bushel, December futures noted, and mixed corn and flax values.
Aberdeen’s Billy Hokuf and Glenham’s George Turner prepare for a December 5 bout in Aberdeen for the South Dakota championship. Hokuf at 240 pounds versus Turner 210, Turner claims the state crown. Hokuf trained by tossing six 120 to 160 pound opponents in an hour. Turner uses a 1,200 pound steer for practice and boasts a long undefeated record against heavier opponents.
In Seoul the trial of 106 Koreans charged with conspiring against Count Terauchi featured widespread withdrawals of earlier confessions. Kimiljun and six others testified they were coerced or insane during prior statements, insisting they fought no war aims and denying torture by police.
Clarence Warfield will sell at public auction on his farm three miles west and seven miles south of Mitchell and four miles north and 65 miles west of Ethan on Tuesday December starting at 10:00. He offers mares and horses, milch cows, calves, hogs, chickens, farm goods, and a large line of farm machinery. Terms cash under 10 and credit to October 1, 1918 with 10 percent security. Judge Bros, auctioneers. Clerk IL Welch present.
Rented farm owner JOHN B. HAINES offers a public auction eight miles west of Mitchell on Mt. Vernon road starting December 4, 1912 at 10 a.m. Read description lists mares, colts, cows, calves, hogs, mules, yearling bull, hay, millet, machinery, and household items with terms: cash under 10 and credit till Dec 1, 1913 on notes at 10 percent interest. Auctioneers CRATON and Keen. clerk VICKERS.
State of South Dakota Davison County court notice of time appointed to prove the foreign will of D. T. Denmead deceased hearing December 14 1912 at ten o clock a m in Mitchell for probate and letters of administration with will annexed to O L Branson heirs named James L Denmead Harry K Denmead Dwight H Denmead next of kin listed
Andy Gorehitz a Honeurian from Spencerport New York traveled in a refrigerator car filled with apples from November 12 to Sioux City Iowa. He survived initial frostbite after removal to St Vincent's Hospital but faces possible foot amputation. He is 50 and cannot speak English with only the word sick in his vocabulary.
In Lawrence Massachusetts thousands greet the acquitted Itter Giovannitti and Caruso amid red lights and cheers as they march to Industrial Workers of the World headquarters. Ettor and Giovannitti praise worker solidarity while Snttor urges union unity and mill workers control of mills. Ettor is later taken away for rest after the rally.
Public Examiner Wingfield completed a special audit of alleged irregular transactions by Meade County bank officers at Sturgis. Information has been turned over to State's Attorney Claud.
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