Lisbon notes a busy social week and local visits
In Lisbon S D residents report a full social week with visits from A E and Mrs Jessup to Mr Bush, Susie Stevens at Johnie Otheltree's, and several church and family gatherings. Wedding attendance, farm news, and trades among neighbors fill the column, including Lemons and Miller family appearances and a horse fence accident at Wilson's.
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Lisbon
S. D
A.E
Mazel
Florence Miller
Mitchell
Geo. Miller
Mitchell Wriday
Leonard Stevens
Tracy
Contagious Disease Report and Drinking Cup Order
Secretary Hoyt reports 61 contagious disease cases with five deaths in August, the lowest monthly total in two years. The Board of Health issues a drinking cup ban, prohibiting shared cups in hotels restaurants schools churches and public transport, effective October 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Health
Clapatenesa
Board of Health
Northwest quar wong fease at waterloo Iowa
Fragmentary notice from Waterloo Iowa mentions an address and a conflict or quarrel with unclear details. No names or concrete events readable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PNT
Northwest
Quarwong, Fease
Ty Co
Waterloo
Iowa
Fiat Delays Time for Affected to Carry Out Order
The text indicates extended time for those affected by the order to arrange and carry it into effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiat
Officials Cannot Buy Reds Cattle in Indian Service Case
Sioux Falls South Dakota United States Attorney Wagner announces a federal circuit court of appeals decision. It holds that any Indian service employee is prohibited from buying cattle issued to Indians by the government. Defendants Mrs Jennie J Douglas and Charles LaCroix face penalties up to 9000 dollars per offense, with potential 5000 dollar penalties each if no further appeals occur.
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Sioux Falls
S. D
H. 1. Wagner
United States
South Dakota
Federal Circuit Court of Appeals
Indian Service
Jennie J. Douglas
Charles LaCroix
Crow Creek Agency
Douglas
LaCroix
Taft Presses Kansas in Largest Capitol Crowd
President Taft spoke before a 40 000 strong crowd at the Kansas state capitol in Topeka after breakfast with the Topeka Country Club. He recalled Civil War history and urged peace arbitration while Kansas senators Bristow and Interior Secretary Fisher clashed over progressive policies during a separate Kansas celebration at Hutchinson.
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Topeka
Kansas
Taft
Curtis
Topeka Country Club
Atchinson
Leavenworth
State Capitol
Hutchinson
Kas
Walter L. Fisher
Alaska
Joseph L. Bristow
la Follette
Senate
Fisher
Bristow
Fragmentary 19th Century Speech Praises Independence Thinkers
The passage reflects a historical speech applauding independence minded figures and their courage. It notes no political references in the address, only focuses on their views and a governor introducing Mel Patt as a notable figure described as leading a nation in ambition and progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thenanal
Commonwealth
Ovenstam
Netton
Sasyine
Matmo Qfather
Mel Patt
Stubbs
Ballinger to Speak at Denver Convention Opening
Secretary Ballinger will address the public convention in Denver, likely after a law abolishing forest reserves and adding 100,000 acres to public lands for settlement. The talk marks his first speech since leaving office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
Luis
Lynching of Melpass and killings by mob near Despa County
A 67 year old white man named Melpass, father of two, was lynched by a mob after being dragged from jail. In the same incident two Black individuals were killed in a battle, and Deputy Sheriff Steel and Sheriff W P Preston were involved as they pursued and killed another suspect. Melpass was hanged from a water tank after being taken from custody.
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Chay Ark
Melpass
W. PD. Preston
Despa County
Steel
Woukendt
Hogs and cattle prices ease at Union Stock Yards Chicago
HOGS receipts today about 28,000 with 5,798 carried over yesterday and 17,000 expected tomorrow. Prices sink about 15 cents from yesterday. CATTLE receipts around 14,500 with prices steady to slightly higher for steers and heifers. SHEEP receipts near 10,000 with sheep and lamb values drifting lower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Stock Yards
Chicago
Texas
Sioux City Live Stock Markets Telegraphed Daily
Sioux City Iowa stock market report shows cattle receipts 5,000 with steady stockers 15 cents lower hog receipts 5,200 down 15 cents top 6.40 bulk 6.15 down 20 cents sheep receipts 4,000 lower by market day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Iowa
Mitchele Grain Market Wheat Prices Report
Market notes list wheat trading details with No. 1 northern and No. 2 varieties. No further context or prices provided beyond these grade designations.
Market Briefs and Grain Prices in Northern Trade
The item lists corn at 58, oats at 87, barley at 700295, velvet chasii at 90, flax at 2.20, No. 8 northern at 90, and 4 northern with velvet chasii. Values shown reflect daily market quotes and commodity identifiers.
Minneapolis Cash Grain Prices Report
Wheat and corn prices listed for futures and cash markets with grades No 1 hard 1.08 and 1.07 8-4, No 1 northern 1.06 3-1 1.07 8-4, No 2 northern 1.08 5-4 1.06 1-43 arrive, No 8 wheat 1.01 5-4, No 1 durum 973 arrive, No 2 durum 90 1-2 arrive, No yellow corn 67 67 1-2, No 4 corn 65 65 1-2, No 3 white oats 41 1-23 arrive 44 7-8, No 2 oats 44, flax 2.91 arrive, September wheat 1.05 1-2, December wheat 1.07 4, May wheat 1.41 3-4.
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Tia L.ds
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Pearce
A Jewelers Yeticians
W. H. Fritz
D. W University
D. W.U. Emblem
Scallin Brothers CO
Western National Bank
Mitchell, South Dakota
W. T. McConnell
S. E. Morris
Corn Palace
Allegretti
Diehl & Brown
Jennings
St. My
Jonna
Pierre
Hoyt
Red
Ballinger
Mitchele Grain Market
Copenhagen
American Snuff Company
Fifth Ave
New York
Cloak, Suit and Millinery Sre of
Minneapolis
Cash Grain
Sioux City Stock Yards
Great Northwest
A. T. McGovern & Sons
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