Chicago hog market sees quiet prospects and quarter dollar decline
Day by day traders in Union Stock Yards Chicago report light activity. Hog receipts for today about 27 000 with yesterday totals near 24 232 and no official shipments. Prices quoted across hog classes show a general range from 7 50 to 8 50 with most bids around 7 85 to 8 30. Cattle and sheep also show limited movement with Texas steers 6 60 to 7 35 and native sheep 6 00 to 6 40. MILWAUKEE GRAIN MARKET shows wheat around 1 07 to 1 08 and corn near 67.
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Union
Chicago
Texas
Sioux City Stock Market and Minneapolis Wheat Prices
Sioux City stock market reports cattle receipts 2,500 with market steady and hog receipts 4,000 with prices 40 to 50 cents lower. Hog top price 825 and bulk 7.75. Sheep receipts 7,000 with market steady. Minneapolis cash close lists wheat prices across grades and markets, including No 1 Hard around 1.04 3/8 to 1.06 3/8, No 1 Northern near 1.00 3/8 to 1.03 3/8, and various futures quotes for December and May wheat. Oats and other grain prices shown for No 3 white and No 4 white varieties.
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Sioux City
Sia
Avere
Tages
Minneapolis
Northern
Montana
Iburum
Ledurum
Brownsville Pursues Mexican Train Looters After Wreck
Brownsville Texas with about 1000 U S troops patrols the border in search for Mexican suspects linked to a St Louis Brownsville and Mexico train wrecking and robbery Monday night. Ten Mexicans killed, two leaders missing, pursuit extended over 30 miles along the Rio Grande with 1500 cavalry and infantry.
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Brownsville
Texas
St. Louis
Mexico
Luisa Rosa
Aniceto Pizzano
Tex
Olmito
Here
E. S. McCain
Rio Grande
Suffrage Defeat in New Jersey Xenial Divide
Jersey City N J voters rejected a constitutional amendment granting women the ballot by a large margin likely between 50 000 and 60 000. Suffrage leaders pledge to press candidates for legislature to allow votes for presidential electors next spring. Wilson's support noted but failed to swing results.
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Jersey City
N. J
New Jersey
Wilson
Pennsylvanian Ben Derr Shines Against Navy At Annapolis
Ben Derr of the University of Pennsylvania starred as a plunging back in a 7 to 7 tie with the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis. Howard Berry was named Penn’s standout, with Derr praised for advancing the Navy line and breaking multiple tackles. Derr, son of Mr. and Mrs. GC W Derr, had previously captained Shattuck and played freshman fullback at Penn.
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Ben Derr
GC. W. Derr
University of Pennsylvania
Penn
United States Naval Academy
Annapolis
Mitchell
Shattuck
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Navy
Howard Berry
Berry
Derr
Mitchell Boy
Motor Courtship by the President
Washington reports a long running intrigue as President Wilson courts Mrs. Norman Galt. Newspapers note daily drives with Miss Helen Woodrow Bones. often the motor ride began near Mrs. Galt's home and continued around Washington suburbs, with Wilson courting unseen by other motorists.
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Washington
D. C
Norman Galt
Wilson
Cornish
Helen Woodrow Bones
Bankruptcy notice for Joseph H Olson meeting of creditors
In the district court of South Dakota a bankruptity notice states Joseph Harvey Olson of Mt. Vernon Davison County was adjudicated a bankrupt on September 27, 1915. A meeting of creditors will be held November 1, 1915 at 10:00 AM at the Paulton Building Sioux Falls to prove claims examine the bankrupt elect a trustee and transact other lawful business. George J. Danforth Referee in Bankruptcy.
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District Court of the United States
District of South Dakota
Southern Division
Joseph Harvey Olson
Mt. Vernon
Davison
Paulton
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
A. D
George J. Danforth
Death by Suicide Lays Open Family Tragedy At Ethan
Mrs. John Ehlers, 43, claims her husband Ethan S. Ehlers abused her and forced farm labor before his suicide on a farm near Ethan. He blew part of his head off with a shotgun after locking the family in. The couple leaves six children. Mrs. Ehlers plans to care for them.
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Ethan
S. D
John Ehlers
Ehlers
Mitchell
Woman defeats Zeppelin fear through preparation drive
London women answered the war call with zeal. Hon Katherine Norton trained them as bomb experts and lecturers, teaching how to pack valuables to minimize blast damage and how to treat bomb wounds, aiming to curb Zeppelin fear.
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London
England
Katherine Norton
Over Bushel Raised From One Potato at Dupree
South Dakota soil yields showcased by N. D. Jennerson homestead near Dupree after planting twelve pieces of a single giant potato from Minneapolis. The harvest reached a bushel and one peck of potatoes this fall. Wheat and rye also show strong yields, with durum wheat at 46.94 bushels per acre and winter rye at 31. Respectively.
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Dupree
S. D
South Dakota
N. D. Jennerson
Jennerson
Minneapolis
Byrne Not to Be a Candidate in South Dakota Politics
In South Dakota politics despite rumors Governor Byrne will not seek a third term and backs Peter Norbeck for governor. First District race shapes up with Christopherson challenging incumbent H. Dillon, while Democrats explore hopefuls for governor and a heated future party delegation to the national convention emerges with potential leaders named across cities and counties.
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Sioux Falls
S. D
South Dakota
Byrne
Peter Norbeck
Mitchell
Yankton
Canton
Parker
Dc. A. Christopherson
H. Dillon
Christopherson
Orville Rinehart
Rapid City
Pennington County
J. E. Ziebach
Buffalo County
Grane
Spink County
Wagner
Codington
Watertown
John A. Bowler
A. B. Hitchcock
Ed. S. Johnson
United States
Congress
Gandy
Black Hills
H. A. Wagner
L. C
Free Advice for Women from Lydia Pinkham Medicine Co
Women suffering from any form of female illness are invited to contact the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. private correspondence department in Lynn Massachusetts. Letters are read and answered by a woman in confidence. The company has long maintained strict privacy and never publishes testimonials without written consent.
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Lydia BE
Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs Anderson Dies After Paralytic Stroke at Mitchell Home
Mrs. Henry B. Anderson, wife of the former South Dakota auditor, died at 4 o'clock this morning at 516 West Second Avenue after a brief illness dating from last Friday. Born Ida Lindahl in Sweden in 1860, she immigrated to America in 1880 and married Henry B. Anderson in 1882. Survived by her husband, three children Mrs. Frank J. Walsh and Miss Esther Anderson of Mitchell and Mrs. Joe B. Walsh of Pipestone, Minn, plus two grandchildren Louis Walsh and Kenneth Vermilyen, as well as a mother and siblings, she was a devoted mother and church member. Funeral services are planned at 2:30 p.m. tomorrow at the family home and 3 p.m. at the First Methodist Episcopal Church with Dr J S Hoagland assisting and songs by Mrs O E Murray and Miss Vesta Murray.
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Henry B. Anderson
South Dakota
West Second Avenue
Anderson
Ida C. Lindahl
Moheda
Sweden
America
Fairbury
Neb
Unin
Hilda L
Norman Harry
Anna Elizabeth
Minnie Edna
Arthur A
Esther E
Carl Emil
Ethel
Frank J. Walsh
Esther Anderson
Mitchell
Joe B. Walsh
Pipestone
Minn
Louis Walsh
Kenneth Vermilyen
Anna Lindahl
Emma Weslen
First Methodist Episcopal Church
J. S. Hoagland
O. E. Murray
Vesta Murray
Cabiria Feature Delights Mitchell Moviegoers
Mitchell audiences packed the Metropolitan to view Cabiria the first great motion picture shown here at higher prices. The film, praised for its grand scope, depicts pagan Rome with sweeping spectacle and dramatic love and hate. Manager A J Dix plans to bring more attractions of this standard in the future.
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Mitchell
Metropolitan Theater
Cabiria
Rome
Cabidia
A. J. Dix
Dakota Wesleyan Dominates Sperfish In Muddy 24–0 Victory
Dakota Wesleyan's football squad routed Sperfish 24 to 0 on a muddy field. Ross Smith and Mark Payne star as Methodist backs score. Rex disrupts passes and runs 20 yards for a touchdown. Payne adds the extra point and a disputed drop kick attempt.
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Dakota Wesleyan
Sperfish
Ross Smith
Mark Payne
Methodist
Rex
Payne
Smith
Payne and Wesleyan Triumph in Muddy Grid Battle
In a hard fought game Coach Dillon’s line improvement shined as the Spearfishes fell to the Normals by aerial scoring and strong rushing. Wesleyan tallies included Payne’s two touchdowns and a drop kick for three, with Shepherd breaking 50 yards on a late play eventually negated, while key players like Berry Knox Woodward Hath eway Schwauber Mohr Shepherd Scallin Brethhorst Zavitz E Smith Wilder Hine and Payne contributed on both sides.
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Rycen
Payne
Spearfishes
Dillonites
Methodists
Wesleyan
Shepherd
Dillon
Capt
Berry
Knox
Woodward
Hatheway
Schwauber
Mohr
Scallin
Brethhorst
Zavitz
E. Smith
Wilder
Hine
R. Smith
Collinge
Waltz
Beulah Farmers Hear Talk on Hog Cholera and Footmouth Disease
Dr S M Smith spoke at the Beulah Farmers' club on disease in cattle including hog cholera foot and mouth disease and necrobacillus He described symptoms transmission and diagnosis and urged sanitation quarantine vaccination and slaughter in severe cases A dog blamed for spreading disease was cited A candy contest and luncheon followed with readings by Mrs Prince and girls Velva Cox Stella Lee Phoebe Lawrence Pearl McCormick The group planned to meet again in two weeks at the Rose home
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S. M. Smith
Bureau of Animal Industry
Davison County
Beulah
Smith
Mrs. Prince
Velva Cox
Stella Lee
Phoebe Lawrence
Pearl McCormick
Miss Cox
Miss Lee
Daylight Robbers Captured in Parker South Dakota
Burglars entered the Wagener home in Parker in broad daylight while the family was away and stole a watch and jewelry. The pair were seen, pursued, captured, and jailed in Turner County awaiting circuit court. They gave names Art Nelson and James Ames of Chicago and claim they recently arrived in South Dakota.
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Parker, S. D
C. A. Wagener
Parker
Turner County
Art Nelson
James Ames
Chicago
South Dakota
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Norbeck
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Fred S. Rowe
Fort Pierre
Mrs. Anderson
Dakota Wesleyan Wens
Virgil Hine
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Weaver Square
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