Markets Show Slow Trading Across Major Yards
Chicago Union Stock Yards reports slow market with price declines of 5 to 10 cents from Tuesday averages. Cattle and hog receipts indicate weaker demand, with ranges for cattle, hogs, and sheep noted and weekly comparisons showing softer tone overall. Sioux City market also softer with mixed results and lower week totals.
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Union Stock Yards
Chicago
Texas
Sioun Cipy
Sioux City
Jia
Grain futures mixed as Milwaukee market reports bid prices
The Milwaukee wheat and corn market shows varied bids for No 1 northern and No 2 northern spot bulk shipments with oats and barley also quoted. Prices range across December and May contracts with activity noted in velvet chaff flax and rye.
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Maewalker Grains Marky
Milwaukee
Wis
Mitchele Grain Market
Wheat and grain prices at Minneapolis cash markets
The Minneapolis cash grain quotations list WHEAT No 1 hard No 1 northern and No 2 northern values with arrive and special orders, alongside No 1 durum and No 2 durum. CORN No 8 yellow and assorted values for oats barley flax appear, with December and May wheat futures and Montana prices noted.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Northern
Montana
State treasury report shows over six hundred thousand dollars
The September 30 condition report lists $603,284 in all funds. The general fund totals $85,079, the twine fund $144,857, and the income fund for the common schools $176,142. The game fund is $40,213 and the forest reserve fund $11,427.
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Pierre
Ten Passengers Killed in English Train Collision
Liverpool England ten passengers were killed and eighteen injured in a collision between a local train and the Manchester express. The rear coach of the express was shat tered and damaged in the crash.
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Liverpool
England
Illinois Man Seeks Carload of Alfalfa and Potatoes
A Jeff County Illinois agricultural secretary seeks a carload of alfalfa seed and a carload of potatoes. The demand stems from a State Fair display by Immigration Commissioner McCaffree. The state can furnish from one car to many cars of potatoes, while the alfalfa seed would be gathered in similar volumes.
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Pierra
Jeff
Illinois, Agricultural / ‘iation
Ilinois
McCaffree
Fritz Jeweler Optician Optometrist Ad
Our advertisement promotes glasses at $3.00 and $5.00 with additional costs for more complex lenses. It asserts profitable value through improved vision and comfort and claims the shop grinds its own lenses to offer the cheapest price for quality.
Alfalfa Seed Venture Expands in Illinois Territory
A large investment in a vast Illinois territory aims to plant ear corn and establish alfalfa. The move indicates South Dakota alfalfa interest influencing the Illinois farming association and the need to supply seed to start a robust crop in the region.
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Inloes
Tazewell County
Jinois
South Dakota
Inventor claims device lets wearer walk across water
St Louis inventor August Sommerfield has patented a canvas covered pneumatic belt system that allows a person to move rapidly over water by walking as if on land. He demonstrated on local lakes and cites lifesaving and duck hunting aid as primary goals.
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St. Louis
August Sommerfield
Mississippi
Madsridge
Sommerfield
Mistenspot
Creve Coeur Lake
Scmummerfield
Shane
Minister Sanders Faces Serious Charge in Leola Library Fund Theft
The Rev Tl L Sanders former pastor of Leola Presbyterian Church has been brought to Brown County jail awaiting the November federal term. He is accused of soliciting funds and books for a Leola free library and diverting them for personal use after being arrested in Spokane where bondsmen surrendered when they learned the library was false.
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Aberdeen
M. D
Tl. L. Sanders
Spokane
Brown County
Presbyterian Church
Leola
Sanders
First airmail from Paris carries 22 pounds letters
The first airmail series dispatch left at seven this morning. Lieut. Ronin carried a bag weighing twenty two pounds of letters bound for the West Indies and Central America to St Julien Bevelle whence they were taken by car to the seacoast for transport.
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Villanoubiny
Branes
Ronin
West Indies
Central America
St. Julien-Beyehevelle
Seacost
Wagner and Danforth form law partnership
An announcement states the consolidation of the firm Beih Wagner and George IR Danforth into Wagner and Danforth. Danforth will move his office to Wagner’s suite in the Pauston block this week. Wagner, a former United States attorney, will handle statewide matters while Danforth focuses on local business.
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Sioux Arts
Beih
Danforth
Woman Struck by Lightning Survives Farm Shock
Mrs Mat Sehbhowey wife of a well known farmer near here survived a severe electrical storm. While milking two cows a bolt struck the barn interior killing a cow and a horse in adjacent stalls. The bolt tore off her shoe but she rose, walked to the house, and her husband felt the shock in the barnyard.
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S. D
Mat. Sehbhowey
Seavenly
Murder Charge in Campbell County Quarrel
Lie dele is held for murder after a quarrel with J Fr Nickolaus in Herreid. A revolver shot Nickolaus twice and he died in a Bismarck hospital. The suspect is moved from Campbell County jail to Aberdeen for trial.
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Aberdeen
Campbell County
Christ Liedele
Nickolaus
Bismarck
Lindele
Hely
Currency reform speech attacks flawed plan at conference
At the New York session of a national currency reform conference professors and bankers led a critique of the proposed currency bill. Prof Selizr of Columbia University and Frank Van derlip of the City Bank spearheaded the opposition, labeling the plan unsound and unscientific.
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New York City
Paani
National Conference On Currency Reform
Selizr
Columbia University
Frank Vanderlip
National City Bank
Dog Survives Two Weeks Buried Under Farm Foundation
A stray fox terrier lived two weeks without food or water, sealed under a foundation at Prank Vavruska’s farm near town. The dog did not bark during the confinement, and workers finally found it after opening the foundation when rats were noticed.
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Presipax
Letcher Doctor Breaks Own Arm
Dr RR Kramer of Letcher injured his right arm while working on his car on the return trip. He brought two patients to St Josephs hospital in Mitchell on Sunday. John and Mary Fitch from Mt Vernon underwent operations for kidney and gallstone issues respectively. The two year old son of R W Gross from Woonocket was also brought to the hospital for an operation yesterday.
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St. Jocer’s Hospital
Mitchell
RR. Kramer
Letcher
Johnson
Ethan
Mary Fitch
Mt. Vernon
R. W. Gross
Wooncorket
St. Joseph's Hospital
Yesterdny
Aged Letcher Man Undergoes Operation
Willis of Letcher a 75 year old pioneer and former Sanborne County auditor underwent amputation of his left leg due to bone necrosis. He rests well at St Joseph's hospital after a challenging procedure. Mrs Harry Dyer of Letcher also had an appendectomy Saturday with good condition. B Dempsey a Mt Vernon ten year old boy had necrosis of the bone treated Saturday.
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HI. Willis
Letcher
Sanborne County
Willis
St. Joseph's Hospital
Harry Dyer
B. Dempsey
Mt. Vernon
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