Light on Wheat Prices in Winnipeg and Minneapolis
A market summary notes Winnipeg wheat at 2.56 per bushel and Minneapolis at 2.32 for the same day, with oats and barley also listed. It discusses Canadian wheat entering United States markets, quality preferences, and the impact of exchange rates on prices, plus commentary on future Canadian influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Sri Anit
Winnines
United States
Winnipeg
Tribune
Minneapolia
Minneapolis
Max
Hurley
Winnsloe
Wien
Aioli Yienbiy
Lanteedt
Cnitea
Eleanor
Wingipes
Barlow Bombs and White and Blue Victory
Fragmented OCR text mentions Barlow and colors red blue white in a likely sports or political snippet. It references a fight or clash and names Johnson, Worle, and MWehy in unclear context. The readable portion hints at a partisan or team contest with color symbolism and a straight segment of a page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Local Farm and Family Notes From Ames Area
Grant News Elling Lillsford sold his estate to BB for $1.50. Percyson worked for his uncle during the busy season. Anderson returned last week. Alfred J. Anderson moved to Jack Graham farm. Ajonza McCoy bought Yearling Weisers at Jack Graham auction. Ames J. Carney’s renter sold his auto to Antone Stettnen who will work the J P Reiser farm. Bergman moved to Minnesota, leased 4 farms. Wm. Oletzke and family plus Hoffmans and others moved to Appleton Minnesota for Herman Delgehaus wedding. Henry Schaunaman busy getting home new furniture and electric lights. Tillie Olétzke sewing.
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Elling Lillsford
Percyson
Axd Anderson
Alfred J. Anderson
Jack Graham
Ajonza McCoy
Fous
Weisers
Sow
Ames J. Carney
Pete Reiser
Antone Stettnen
J P_ Reiser
Gowlit Bergman
Lilleford
Minnesota
Wm. Oletzke
Hoffman
Robt
Oletzke
le Roy
Appleton
Minn
Herman Delgehaus
Henry Schaunaman
Tillie Olétzke
Voth
Comparisons and Local Tax Details Across States
The article compares state tax actions including South and North Dakota measures, noting a $132.42 cost difference and various levies. It highlights North Dakota’s reductions and adjustments to financing and comments on political leadership, plus local notices of pig club sales in Sisseton and nearby communities and an oil boom in St Onge with three outfits drilling test wells.
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North Dakota
State Board of Equalization
Bank of North Dakota
Workmen's Compensation Bureau
The
Industrial Commission
South Dakota
Norbeck Machine
Black Jack
Big Business
Townley Draft
Sisseton Boys' Pig Club
Sisseton
Carlboro Company
Wilmot Club
ST. Onge
Boom St. Onge
Hall Chief Comedian and High School Sports Report
Editorial letter supports reformist Nonpartisan stance as North Dakota vote looms. Local high school teams, Mahoney and Minder noted for strong play, with Johnson and Babcock leading visitors. Jerlow praises athletic spirit and recruitment of new talent for boys and girls squads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahoney
Minder
Nan
Johnson
Babcock
Jerlow
Work
Slore
Alderson
Alice
J.f
Axness
Agnes Ft
Hicks
Marian
Nelson
Ruth J.c
Levi
Vivian-Nelson Rc
Saty
Tone
Mamie Stavng
Mabel Rs Berge
Ruth R.g
Grover
R.f
Burge
Clara
Gottingham
Bertha J.c
Woolly
Halliv R
Aus
Levert
C. c
Carsten
F. A
Tracy
1.G
Pederson
Carl S.g
School News Continued From Page Six
The report notes close guarding by Miss Satre and Miss Stavig trailing their forwards, with both teams showing promise for fast, developing teamwork. The boys game emphasized quick floor play, sometimes turning slightly rough, with passing highlighted overall.
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Miss Satre
Miss Stavig
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Col. Rath
Oscar Rolstad
Leo Lukanitch
Barlow
Grant News
Brown County
Edison
Hardy,Williamson
Fleming Sisters
Sissttun
Hardy Williamson
M. E. Crockett Sisseton, So. Dakota
Tom
Townley
Hall
Lane
Janes
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