Hog Market Dull With Drops Across Chicago Markets
Chicago hog receipts reached 8,000 with 5,300 street top packers. Market was dull and mostly 0c lower than Friday and 5c to 50c lower than Thursday. Top hogs at 7.20, bulk sold 5.50 to 7.15. cattle and sheep mixed with steady to lower tendencies across listed markets.
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Dune
U. N. Ss
Tnie
Pee Lowe
Fenders
Showell
Ho Chang
Sioux City
Grain prices rise on bullish reports in Chicago
Chicago June 20 Grain markets show advance as bullish reports buoy prices. Carload receipts and shipments at loading markets today reflect stronger demand and rising value, with receipts and shipments noted for the period.
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Chicago
LN. S
Grain and stock futures rally on Chicago board gains
Chicago board closes sharply higher with grains leading the advance as wheat and corn futures rise amid favorable weather signals and improving Germany related sentiment. Oats and rye also gain while overall securities strengthen, supported by hopeful crop outlooks and strong cash grain activity in Chicago.
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Chicago Board of Trade
Washington
Germany
Coyn
Chicago Stocks and Shipping Point Price Quotes
The report notes freight weight shrinkage and selections based on shipping point weights. It lists Chicago stocks with figures for Borg Warner, Edison, Insull Utilities, and several other firms, indicating market movements and notable price quotes on the exchange.
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Chicago
Roosters and shipments data from Texas and Arkansas ledger
Fragmentary OCR shows figures for roosters 124 percent and shipments. mentions potatoes, cars on track 240, quantities 1,812, and regional references to Texas and Arkansas. The text is garbled with numbers, yielding unclear dates or destinations and no coherent event.
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Arkenaaa Bia
Trham
Stocks Soar In Bullish New York Market Session
New York stocks jumped as investors reacted to the president's announced steps to bolster Germany's economy, lifting prices broadly. Major gains were seen in American Telephone and Telegraph, International Paper, General Electric, and Union Carbide, with several Dow components rising near session close.
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Carbide
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Union Pacifi
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Sardine
Manville
DO X Completes Long Ocean Flight to Rio de Janeiro
The DO X giant German sea plane completed its lengthy ocean flight landing at Rio de Janeiro at 12:55 p m local time after departing Altenrhein Switzerland. Thousands lined the shore to welcome the air liner ending a journey that began in November spanning Europe Africa and the Atlantic. The crew planned a several week stay before moving northward to New York in stages.
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Bank Robber Shot In Joliet Hold Up
June 20 reports a Chicago youth Jack Williams was shot by bank president Nuncio Li Lorenzo during a Joliet Bank of Naples branch robbery. An accomplice fled with about 100 dollars in cash. Williams survived briefly then died at St Joseph’s Hospital. Local police search for the surviving bandit.
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Bredhae
Tornado Damage Across Minnesota Reports Huge Loss
A violent tornado swept through Minnesota and neighboring states causing extensive damage estimated at about 500 000 dollars across several counties. Power lines and telephones were disrupted while crews began restoring lines and clearing debris. No fatalities were reported in Minnesota though one death occurred in May twist, Alabama region.
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Johnny Goodman Leads In Golf Meet Finale
Minneapolis June 20 U N S Johnny Goodman of Omihi Neb was three up on Lester Bolstad of Minnesota at the end of the first eighteen holes of the finals in the Transmissipl galt tournament today.
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Lester Bolstad
Minnesgalls
GN Relocating Roads Sparks County Power Question
Des Moines June 2 The county board of supervisors lacks power to relocate county realty along a section line without state authority. An Attorney General opinion says the location chosen for a road is the true site, tied to past rulings and final judicial decisions. The report also notes a bank robbery attempt at a local post office with failed safe opening and a council vote over replacing horse drawn vehicles with motor ones amid labor protest.
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N. Si
County Board of Super
Alt County Real
Gongeal
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Cherghway
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Iowa Federation of Labor
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Trades and Labor
Lawsuit Seeks 10 Million Damages From Coca Cola
A suit filed in Atlanta seeks to recover 10 million dollars from The Coca Cola Company alleging infringement of copyright on certain artistic illustrations of a well known character. The filing cites the Coca Cola firm as responsible for the alleged unauthorized use of the protected works.
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L S
Aeeking
Coca Cola Company
Joel
Famous —Ool
Waterway conference urges river development to beat eastern controls
Sees Mississippi valley states held back by eastern financial and transportation interests. Call to escape bondage through waterway development with five year plan for a nine foot river from St Louis to Minneapolis. Senator Brookhart assails railroads. Newton of St Louis cites eastern opposition to river projects and federal farm wards in business. Resolutions committee names Lambert, Seaman, Me Vitus, Keeper, Peck.
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Mississippi Valley Association
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Brookhart
Iowa
Wall Street
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Federal Farm ‘Ward
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Col
George—C._Lambert
Sty Yul
Halleck W. Seaman
Clinton
G. Me Vitus
Muscatine
John A.keeper
Imbuque
Burton F. Peck
Moline
Fort Dodge Man Heads Barristers
Seth Thomas of Fort Dodge was elected president of the Town Bar Association at its annual meeting in Fort Dodge. The group voted to hold next year’s meeting in Burlington in 1932 and paid tribute to three former presidents Machin J. Wade Emmett Tinley and Daniel D. Murphy, all deceased within thirty days. The resolutions praised their character and citizenship and noted their service to the American bar.
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Machin J. Wade
Jews City
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U S Minister to Denmark Ralph Booth Dies in Austria
Ralph H Booth newspaper publisher and United States minister to Denmark died in the Kaiserhof hotel at Bad Gastein Austria at age 72 after a prolonged illness. He was born in Taranto and moved to Detroit where he and brother George W Booth built a major Michigan newspaper empire and later formed a large publishing combine. Booth was appointed minister to Denmark by President Hoover.
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Newspal
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Fuge
Hoover Attasd
Minister Denies Attack Hoax Found False
Confused garbled report notes a minister admitting a hoax about an attack and a related accusation directed at a reverend in Dallas. The readable text mentions a religious congregation and a pastor, with incomplete phrases about investigation and events.
Hoover Studies Plans to Aid Europe Recovery
President Hoover weighs options to aid European recovery through Federal Reserve credits to European banks, with potential funds for the Bank of England, Bank of France, and Reichsbank. No definite plan exists as Congress remains cautious and the 1928 political climate looms.
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Wenty-S- Hire
Adjan’ Ilesiiga
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Calvin Colidge
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Hoover Plana
Three Bank Officials Found Guilty in U S Bank Case
In New York on June 20 a jury convicted three of the four officials of the closed United States Bank of misappropriating funds. The verdict names the president James R. Cohn and two other officers, with one official acquitted. The case centers on willful appropriation of bank funds and reflects the period's aggressive legal actions against bank mismanagement.
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Bank of United States
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Mrs Mary Cruise died at 79 in Massena Iowa
Mrs Mary Cruise 79 longtime Massena resident died at 1 80 this morning at home after long illness. Born in County Roscommon Ireland January 4 1852 she married George Cruise in 1874 and they moved to America later living on a farm in Adams county. Surviving are eleven children twenty seven grandchildren and five great grandchildren with many at her bedside. Funeral services Monday at 10 30 AM at St Patrick's Catholic church with several priests officiating. Burial in Reno Catholic cemetery.
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Cruise
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Southern Surety Company Head Dies at Capital
Des Moines June 0 L N S J Ho Huckleberry of St Louis vice president and general manager of the Southern Surety Company of New York is dead after seven weeks illness. He was 60 and died at Te ws Lutheran hospital after a breakdown. He served twenty two years with the firm and had a St Louis office. Survived by two sons James and Malcolm and three daughters. Burial expected at Kirkwood Missouri.
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Ho Huckleberry
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Southern Surety Company
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Huckleberry
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Ile
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Aona
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Malcolm
Kirkwoatt
Your want ad in this paper will be read by 25,000 Persons
A terse notice promises broad reach for classified placing, stating the paper’s readership exceeds 25,000. It urges advertisers to submit want ads to tap a large local audience. The item emphasizes circulation and promotional value for listings.
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