Sioux City Market Report Mixed Cattle and Hog Prices
Markets show hog receipts at 10 000 with prices from 16 70 to 17 85 and cattle receipts at 2 500 with beef steers around 8 00 and fat cows near 6 50 to 7 00. Notable buyers and traders include M Barnes of Sibley W W Miller of Gediles August Kramer of Pokwana and others in Iowa Nebraska and Idaho.
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Sioux City
M. Barnes
Sibley
W. W. Miller
Gediles
August Kramer
Pokwana
S. P
Weeh
Ida Grove
Hard & West
Whiting
Towa
C. Johnson
Archor
Jia
W. Roberts
Allen, Neb
W. Halton
Ovens, Ta
Torrence Bros
Market Receipts Mixed as Chicago Stock Yards Open Market
Market activity at Chicago stock yards shows receipts of cattle pigs and sheep with mixed prices. Bulk sales around 17.85 for cattle and 14.00 for sheep with calves and western stock steady to firm. Sheep and lamb values noted, with wethers around 8.75 and lambs near 12.50.
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Chicago
Union Stock Yards
Western Steers, CO
South St Paul Market Receipts and Sheep Prices Report
South St. Paul Minn November 28 cattle receipts 4500 market lower cows 60 calves 12 stockers and feeders 5 to 10 dollars hogs 16.75 to 16.95 lambs 8 to 16 weth ers 7 to 13 ewes 5 to 10.5 three loads of cattle from Tabor Magnolia shipped by J Thorsen. Stock from W Gutzman Waterbury Neb. Live porkers loaded at Lesterville S D. F D Nerrigons Yankton S D with one week sheep market notes.
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South St. Paul
Minn
Yankton, S.J
New York Market Report Shows Steady Butter and Firm Eggs
Market notes from New York City dated November 27 indicate butter supplies at 74 tubs with steady demand and varied grades, eggs remain firm with receipts easing and prices showing slight increases for fresh stock. Dressed poultry remains firm with chicks and fowls unchanged and turkeys steady under current weather conditions.
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New York City
Chicago dairy and produce market unsettled despite receipts
A November 27 market report notes unsettled creamery activity with 5 488 firsts and 7 49 ordinary firsts at main, along with unsettled live poultry and mixed potato receipts. Turkeys and fowl prices appear variable amid uncertain demand.
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Chicago
Settle
Main
Noeyers
Minneap olis cash close navy and white grain prices update
Minneapolis market brief lists cash close figures in several grain categories including navy, white Montana, standard white, northern, and new May contracts. Prices shown include mixtures of futures and spot values with varying tonnage and date codes, reflecting a quiet trading day with modest movements.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Navy
Bee Cembher
Northern
Rarley
Mitchell to Host South Dakota Teachers Convention Next Year
Local leaders predict attendance surpassing prior Sioux Falls totals as Mitchell again vies to host the state teachers gathering. Past events show growing crowds when held in Mitchell, with plans to expand seating and possibly install a temporary heating system at the Corn Palace for the thousands of teachers expected.
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Mitchell
South Dakota
Fegeliems Association
Sioux Falls
Wis
Gale Theatre
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
South Dakota Education Association Holds Record Convention
Lioux Falls closes the thirty fifth annual convention of the South Dakota Educational association after opening Monday. Attendance records were broken with 8017 teachers enrolled. Most attendees planned to depart on the afternoon trains.
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Lioux Falls
S. 1
South Dakota Educational Association
Mitchell Fights Hub City High Thanksgiving Clash
Fifteen strong Caneh Wishire players head to Aberdeen to meet Hot City in the Thanksgiving game. The result could settle the three way football standings among Mitchell Aberdeen and Elk Point in South Dakota high schools. Aberdeen and Elk Point both lack recent games against Sioux K and Queen City, leaving Mitchell poised for second place if they win. Coached by Wishingo, the Aberdeen delegation includes Gautain Sch evarenbrand Creighton Sincox Barn ard Jacobson Dick Smith Derr Diehl Scott Goughlin Collins Riley iat mon A Weller and Comstock.
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Caneh Wishire
Aberdeen
City
Mitchell
Elk Point
South Dakota
Hub City
Queen City
Cooch Wishingo
Gautain Schevarenbrand
Creighton
Sincox
Barnard
Jacobson
Dick Smith
Derr
Diehl
Scott
Goughlin
Collins
Riley
Iatmon
A. Weller
Comstock
Intolerance at the Met hailed as world’s greatest show
Revived epic by D. W. Griffith features 7500 horses 1500 chariots and scenes in the Holy Land and Paris. Mae Marsh Lillian Gish Constance Talmadge Leona Owen Margery Wilson Bessie Love lead a star cast with a complete symphony orchestra backing the production.
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Griffith
Babylon
Holy Land
Mr. Grivith
Charles VII
Catherine de Medici
Paris
St. Bartholomew
Pear One
Federal labor aid offered for South Dakota
South Dakota officials announce a joint federal and state plan to secure and distribute labor. A central office and at least five seasonal offices will operate year round, with Mert Rand er and an Agriculture representative aiding distribution. The program, in cooperation with the State Council of Defense, aims to match workers with farm and industrial jobs and invite outside help as needed. Applicants can write to the Department at Pierre for winter or spring placements.
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Department of Agriculture
State Council of Defense
South
Department of Immigration
Pierre
Rural Credits Bonds Issued To Support Loans In State
Pierre November 28 The State Rural Credits board in session completed arrangements for a new issue of half a million dollars in Rural Credits Bonds. This raises the fund to one million dollars and signals the board's early stage of work. The bonds will be accepted by the general government as securities for postal savings deposits held by banks securing such deposits.
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Pierre
State Rural Credits Board
Marion Organizes Red Cross in Mass Meeting
Residents of Marion held a mass meeting and established a local Red Cross chapter. Officers elected include chairman J J Sith vice chairman Mrs J W Clark secretary John Mario and treasurer W F Jammer with Mrs J C Thomas named as a member.
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Marion
RED Cross
The
J.J. Sith
J. W. Clark
John Mario
W. F. Jammer
J. C. Thomas
Kimball Farmer Makes Way With Mitchell Car
Kimball North Dakota Nov 28 Paul R Bauer a Kimball farmer who lived on a farm north of town defrauded Mitchell auto dealer WH Jorgenson for 1700 by exchanging a car for funds from Kimball Commercial Savings bank that did not exist. He fled with his family after taking the car and is believed to be wanted for fake mortgages. Bauer about 25 years old with a wife and children.
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Kimball
S.10
Paul Rbaner
Here
WH. Jorgenson
Mitchell
Kimball Commercial Savings Bank
Bauer
Red Cross Plans Permanent Quarters for Activities
The executive committee outlines securing permanent quarters where officers and members can carry on Red Cross activities. The move aims to provide a stable base for organizing relief work and coordinating community service efforts.
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Red Cross
Establish Ten War Schools in South Dakota
Pierre Nov. 28 Under War Department regulations ten telegraphy schools are set up at different places in the state. Some already operate others are being formed to train men subject to the draft. A diploma from any school guarantees the drafted man will be called for signal corps work when drafted.
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Pierre
War Department
Signal Corps
State Defense Council
Aberdeen
State Council of Defense
GO. N. Herreid
W. S. Bickelhaupt
Dean's Kidney Pills Ad From Mitchell South Dakota
An old advertisement for Dean's Kidney Pills urges immediate treatment for kidney troubles. It features a testimonial from Joe Hooper, a retired farmer of Mitchell, claiming relief from backache and fatigue after using the product. The ad promotes a 60 cent price and lists Foster Milburn Co as manufacturers.
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Dean
Mitchell
Joe Hooper
Third Ave
Mitchell J
Foster-Milburn Co
Mfgrs
Buffalo
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