Markets Show Decline in Hog and Cattle Prices
Chicago union stock yards report swine prices down about ten cents from yesterday as receipts rise. Cattle prospects mixed with strong demand for top beef and steady to downish for others. Sheep volumes high with bids 6.80 to 10.60 for various grades. Separate notes mention suffrage activities with Mitchell women canvassing store windows and streets under Maria McMahon district leadership.
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Union Stock Yards
Chicago
Westermm
Mitchell
Maria McMahon
Minnesota
Sioux City Market Report Notes Record Cattle Volume
Gossip of Tuesdays Market in Sioux City Ia reports a weekly start with record cattle receipts. Monday’s total reached 11,400 head and Tuesday added 1,500 head. Overall weakness across branches, killing grades small end, stockers and feeders pressured by high numbers, futures last week’s close ~40 50 cents higher. Hee market Tuesday ruled 10 15 to 10 60 lower with bulk sales $10.00 to $10.65.
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Stoux City
Sioux Cuy
Hee
Minneapolis Wheat and Grain Prices Report
Minneapolis market report lists prices for wheat, corn, oats, barley and rye with bids for No. 1 hard, No. 1 northern, durum and other grades. Entries note arriving and chosen prices, with varying district prices and delivery terms.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Northern
Montana
Butter Market Steady as New York Receipts Reported
New York butter prices hold at yesterday's level with receipts totaling 15 594 tubs. Creamery extras and special marks show varied bids with process and packing stock figures noted. No sales reported amid a steady market and town prices around 33 cents per pound.
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New York
New York City
Wigin
Mwi
Suffragists Plan County Farm Tour To Sell Cream
A Davis county suffrage campaign will send four or five decorated Mitchell cars Monday to visit farm homes. Each farmer's wife is asked to donate one gallon of cream or one dollar to support woman suffrage, with the goal of securing ballots after November 7.
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Davison County
Mitchell
Farmenrs
South Dakota
Massive New York City General Strike Shocks City
Labor unions in New York mobilize 125000 workers in a sympathy strike for streetcar workers. Officials claim potential total as high as 260000 across trades, with actions planned Thursday and Friday. Mayor Mitchell seeks direct briefing as plans unfold amid New Year idle days.
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New York City
Uhio
Painters’ Union
Greater
New York
United Trebrew Trades
Executive Council of the
Building Trades
Manhattan
Bronx
Meyor Mitchell
Joint Labor Conference Committee
Morgan and
Rockefeller
German Army Uses Farming and Food Production to Support Troops
A World War I dispatch describes Gen van S$ in the Somme region noting German soldiers run dairy operations producing 400 pounds of cheese and 200 pounds of butter daily for a division while cultivating grain and potatoes. The article details captured funds and securities, repurposed chateaux restorations, and the general policy of making officers and men comfortable with wholesome meals, including at front lines.
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Somme
van S
Mmhe
Ber- Yne
von Se
Paris
Tie
Whlite
Aycheer
Mexican ambassador Arredondo heads to Mexico City
Elizeo Arredondo, designated Mexican ambassador, travels to Mexico City to brief General Carranza. The State Department hopes the meeting will align views and advance full consideration by the joint commission.
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Shi Carranza
Washington, D. C
Elizeo Arredondo
Mexico City
Carranza
State Department
Greek strike ends as cabinet mediates car workers
Athens reports a bargaining settlement ending a city strike by Nites and Piraeus car employes over cost of living. Postal and telegraph workers had threatened to join. Governor Byrne appoints Charles L. Brady as county judge of Ward ing County to fill Judge Whitney’s vacancy.
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Athens
Greece
London
Nites
Piraeus
Pierre
S. D
Byrne
Charles L. Brady
Dbuiffilo
Warding County
Whitney
Richards Law Backed by South Dakota Petition Demand
A reform petition from South Dakota urges voters to support the Richards law in November. It accuses the legislature of repealing the act with an emergency clause to block referendums and to replace merit selection with a spoils system.
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South Dakota
Wet town fight proceeds as case heads to supreme court
In Slioing Heights a suit by temperance forces seeks to declare Dayis a dry town. Voters did not act at the April election, but backers pressed a technicality to place the town in the dry column. The case remains pending before the supreme court with a ruling expected.
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Dayis
Supreme Court
Tire thefts alarm local drivers across towns
Automobile tire thieves have begun operations in Solken & Stoter and Tar Risburg, stealing about 800 dollars worth of tires. Police report a new bandit species focusing on vehicle tires, signaling a surge in tire robberies in the area.
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Moone Hight
Solken & Stoter
Tarrisburgs
Obituary thanks for support from family
The family of Mrs KC Budrow expresses deep gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness during the illness and passing of their husband and father, I L Budrow.
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KC. Budrow
Ll. Budrow
Coyote Football Seeks Veteran Core Ahead of October 7
Vermillion director Jaine McWusick and assistant coach TP Jolson lead a 25 member squad of hopeful Coyotes through daily practice from 4 to 6 pm. Only four veterans from last year remain as a nucleus to build a new line and find a quarterback. A game versus Monteona University at Aberdeen on October 7 will accelerate practice.
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Vermillion
S. J
Jaine McWusick
R Jolson
Coyote
Good Farmers Forging Ahead
Montrose South Dakota report on J. J. Briner family farming near Montrose. After clearing $2,000 debt in three years they expanded with improved buildings, machinery, stock, and poultry. They sold 1,600 hogs last year and expect over 1,700 more this year. Oats yield 4,000 bushels. corn crop fully mature.
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Montrose
de Kota
J. J. Briner
Briners
Withle
Former Dakotan Killed While Hunting
John Lewis, a former South Dakota resident living in Shelton Washington, was shot to death while hunting with two companions. One hunter mistook him for a leer and fired, killing him instantly. he leaves a widow, two daughters, three sons, and an adopted daughter.
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Sturgis
Shelton
Wash
John Lewis
Pennis
South Dakota
Cobuty White
Floral pageant captivates Mitchell crowds at Corn Palace
Mitchell crowds flocked for a two day Corn Palace event. The floral parade featured twelve decorated floats bands and two court processions. An electric night display on Main Street promised to outshine daylight, with Queen Maize and attendants among the notable entries.
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Mitchell
Watertown
Maigor
Gurdaien
Verpenning
R. FL Terpenniie
Studebaker
Thelma Cassem
Maize
Vitis
Gervan T. Decker
Ly J Noble
Gerivide Metz
Rohbert Burns
O. B. Wells
Grace Beckwith
Florence Walwrath
Ruby Weller
Flora Keller
Mary Hibsiee
Mable Shelby
Chassi
Carl Davis
Buvertlies
Chaves Warren
Struedbaker
HH Ge Shatter
Dorothy Spencer
John Kurvink
Winitres Welch
Ship of State
Pear Wilson
Myrtle
Mitchell Street
Corn Palace
Main Street
Milwaukee Depot
City hosts first concert opener in years amid clouds and crowds
The paper notes a long awaited opener concert drew a large audience despite morning clouds. A majestic brass entry hinted the event would not disappoint, with a likely electrical parade planned for this evening on Main Street drawing a monster crowd.
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Yeouys
Ciy
Ju Oelock
Main Street
Watertown
Third Avenue
First Avenue
Ramvo
Arno
Aeroahat
Stewart Fio
Second Avenue
Gyarmo Te Ope
Fourth Avenue
Gaylor
Ryt Coe
County Fair Displays Show Wide State Farm Progress
County fair exhibits from Hand Jerauld Minnehaha and others display strong corn varieties grain samples and artistic setups with urban auto show booths featuring Buick Chevrolet and Studebaker models. Public notices include a Davison County probate sale order and administrator duties with legal deadlines and notices to creditors.
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Gondione Uhranehowy
Hand County
Ova
Tt. van Doaan
Millers
Jerauld County
al- Wevere
Neseelroad
Charnock
Sigux
Carn Palace
Aneaters
Central Auto & Suppy Company
Las Ad
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Chevrolet
Studebaker
Prusthes
Pereads
Chapte
Manx
Ty Lites
West Valeote
Iutterfield
Thriller at the Corn Palace Street Fair
A vivid street show near the Corn Palace features acrobats performing danger free feats in the air. Performers hang by toes and teeth while the crowd watches, impressed by the seemingly fearless act.
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