Hoagland Elected President of State Anti-Saloon League
Dr J S Hoagland pastor of the Methodist church was elected president of the State Anti Saloon League of South Dakota at a Mitchell board meeting. He succeeds A C Shephage who resigned to move to California. The annual meeting reviewed finances showing assets exceeding liabilities by 4043 86 with end year bank balance of 451. Revenues totaled 5971 19 and disbursements 5966 68. Superintendent Holsaple noted endorsements of many candidates.
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J. S. Hoagland
Methodist Church
State Anti- Saloon League of
South Dakota
Board of Trustees
Hoigland
A. C. Shephage
Sioux Wallis
California
Iit
League
Agic
Holsaple
Mitchell
H. KE. da
A. Clausen
Lake Preston
Anti-Saloon League of America
The
National Organization
R. N. Holland
A. A. Rowen
Parker
Taft vows tariff cut and possible extra session
New York City reports President Taft promising a downward tariff revision if reelected and hinting at an extra congressional session to pass it if Republicans win control. He warns that a third party plan with an unscrupulous leader could lead to dictatorship and disputes Wilson’s claim that tariffs straitjacket American industry.
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New York City
Taft
Congress
Wilson
Hall's Catarrh Cure testimonial from 1888 Toledo
Frank J. Cheney of F J Cheney Co swears under oath in Toledo Ohio that Hall's Catarrh Cure will pay one hundred dollars for any catarrh case it cannot cure. Notary A W Gleason witnesses the affidavit dated December 8 1888. The advertisement claims the cure is taken internally and effects the blood and mucous surfaces.
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State of Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney& Co
Cunty
Hall
A. D
A. W. Gleason
Notary Public Hall
Sentoe Textimoniala
Frea
Kansas plague under control finds relief for veterinarians
Topeka Kansas the horse plague that killed at least 20000 horses in central and western Kansas in six weeks is now in hand. About thirty state veterinarians have been released from service along with additional help from the state agricultural college and federal and university teams. Officials say reports show the disease checked, with fewer cases and deaths daily, though northern counties remain affected.
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Topeka
Kans
Kansas
Bed. H. Mercer
Missouri
Oklahoma
Nebka
State Agricultural College
The
State University
Mercer
Federal expert sent to South Dakota for horse poisonings
Washington reports forage poisoning causing horse deaths in Kansas Nebraska and now South Dakota with about 200 horses affected. Government experts will go to the scene at once. Moiré cases have been reported in Kansas.
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Washington, D. C
Kansas
Nebraska
South Dakota
Department of Agriculture
HOG RECEIPTS VERY SMALL AT UNION STOCK YARDS CHICAGO
Hog receipts at Union Stock Yards Chicago show estimated today 18,000 with 4,835 left from yesterday and 16,000 expected tomorrow. Market strong and 5 cents higher than Tuesday’s average with major hog classes ranging from 7.30 to 8.90 dollars and heavy at about 7.95 to 8.15. Cattle and sheep activity described as steady to higher or lower across classes, with beef prices 5.85 to 11.00 and sheep 3.35 to 7.00 for native and western stock.
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Union Stock Yards
Chicago
Texas
Sioux City Market Receipts Report Shows Weak Tlog Demand
Sioux City Iowa receipts tally 1500 cattle and 2000 sheep with market mixed. Cattle steady to five cent higher overall, top price 8.55, bulk 8.35 to 8.50. Sheep receipts 2000, market steady to ten cents lower.
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Sioux City
Iowa
Commodity Prices for Grain and Seeds Listed
The notice lists Wheat No 1 northern T7 and No 2 northern 75 along with chaff notes for No 1 75 and No 2 73. Corn ranges 60 to 70, Oats 24, Barley 40 to 50, and Flax at 1.50.
Minneapolis Cash Close Grain Prices Report
Minneapolis market closing prices for wheat corn oats rye and flax show No 1 hard wheat at 91 2-8 bid No 1 northern 88 3 7 8 arrival and spot 89 7 8 No 2 northern 85 88 8 8 No 3 white 83 85 3 8 No 1 durum 86 arrival 85 No 2 durum 88 arrive 83 September wheat 86 3 4 7 8 December 89 1 4 1 4 May 94 1 8 Corn No 2 yellow 69 1 2 70 arrive 68 1 2 No 4 67 GS 1 2 Oats No 3 white 20 1 2 31 arrive 30 1 4 No 3 oats 27 1 2 29 1 2 Barley 40 67 Rye 12 14 arrive 62 64 Plant flax 1 1 78 1 71
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Minneapolis
Minn
Northern
Northen
Rarlbey
Rye
Milwaukee grain market notes import as reported
Milwaukee Wis wheat prices show No 1 northern spot bulk shipments from Dakota and Dakota No 2 northern spot bulk shipments amid trading activity. Prices reflect grain movement and regional demand with brief quotes indicating shipment lots and destinations.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Dakota
Grain Prices and Grades Reported in December Trade
The excerpt lists commodity grades and prices for corn oats rye and barley, noting No 3 corn at 72 1 2 and 54 1 8 1 4 for December e corn, white oats at 8838 1 4 standard and 4 1 2 35 7 2, December cats at 28 8, No 2 barley at 77 medium 71 75, No 3 barley 8 73 rejected 16 56, No 1 rye 72 73 No 2 rye 72, and No 1 Northwestern flag flour at 1 78.
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Rye
Woolen Tariff in the Probe
Washington investigation into whether campaign contributions influenced Congress to not revise the woolen schedule in 1909 is under way. Senate committee chair Clapp plans to present witnesses including former vice president Cannon and Representatives McKinley and Weeks, plus woolen industry figures, to probe possible campaign funds linked to the congressional fight. Clapp withheld specifics on any direct contributions.
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Washington, D. C
Congress
Clapp
Senate
Cannon
McKinley
Wiiners
Weeks
Massachusetts
Educate Girls to Avert Disease Says Wise Exhibit Critic
Washington delegates at the International Hygiene Congress hear Dr. Ira S. Wise of New York urge education over fear to curb immorality and train boys through girls. He argues women must insist on health proof from grooms and prefer healthy old maids to infected wives. The exhibit should be removed for frightening youth. In California, UC to launch a journalism department led by Odell Shepherd with a student paper named The Southern California.
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Washington, D. C
International Hygiene Congress
Ira S. Wise
New York
Dr. Wise
Los Angeles
Calif
University of California
United Press
Odell Shepherd
Southern Californ
Seatohn Teennel
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Aberdeen
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IFOR
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Aurora County
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Hamilton
N, Estee
Box T
Hamilton, Mont
Foster County
North Dakota
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Huston
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Farm and Real Estate Journal
Traer
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Kemper
Bond Avenue
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K. 2Nd Ave
G. A. Wehrer
Junction City
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Anti-Saloon League
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SUP
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Nemo
Redfern
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Model Brssieres
Sahlen
C.E. Vermilyer
Butterick Patterns and Style Book
NEW Fall
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Mitchell Grain Market
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