Hogs Advance on Chicago Market Amid Steady Week Totals
Chicago market shows hogs steady to strong with prices up to 11.40 top and receipts around 6,000. Week totals for cattle, hogs, and sheep reflect steady demand. South Omaha and St. Louis reports echo firm prices and limited supplies. Cattle and calves also hold steady with highs near 16 dollars for select steers and lambs trading around 13 to 14 dollars.
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Wheat Higher on Mart Amid Mixed Grains News
Chicago and Minneapolis grain markets show wheat advancing over two cents on futures while corn and oats move differently. Reports cite Liverpool cables, spring belt dryness, and Winnipeg firmness as drivers with active trading and shifts in receipts and prices across major markets.
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Chicago Produce Market Report From June 29
Chicago produce notes show mixed receipts and prices with 18,071 cases for various items and strong adjustments in futures. Firsts and specials moved at varied rates, with 15,096 cases of further goods and turkey prices around 0.80 per unit.
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Liberty Bond Quotations Reported in New York
Liberty bond quotations list several issues with prices in New York. First 4 1/4% bonds trade around 91.10, Fourth 4% near 99.13, Treasuries around 104, with listings for Liberty Lis and related Treasury notes in the market update dated June 2.
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New York Stocks Hold Broad Gains in Heavy Trade
June 29 stock market report shows total New York Exchange sales of 2 996 700 shares with weekly totals near 8 848 200 shares. Closing quotations list many industrials and rails with mixed gains and losses including Chrysler, DuPont, U S Steel, Union Pac, Radio Corp, Westinghouse and Woolworth among others.
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Strief resigns as chairman of the state board of control
Des Moines report notes H Strief ends twelve year tenure as chairman with a message to Governor John Hammill. He claims all department business is closed, finances are balanced and no state institution is in the red. He accuses the governor of politics and warns against partisan control of the board.
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State Board of Control
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Board of Control
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President appoints three members to farm relief board
President Hoover selects James C. Stone of Kentucky Carl Williams of Oklahoma and C B Denman of Missouri as the first three members of the new farm relief board all connected with major farm organizations Denman leads the National Livestock Growers Association and has held top posts in other farm groups The chairman has not yet been named with Alexander H Legge of International Harvester Co discussed as a possible choice
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Oklahoma
C. B. Denman
Missouri
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National Livestock Growers Association
American Cotton Growers Exchange
National Farmers Cooperative Marketing Association
Alexander H. Legge
International Harvester Co
Omaha Man Slain and Robbed in Cold Ambush
Joe Sporcié a 46 year old soft drink parlor owner at Thirtieth and U streets was shot six times and robbed while walking home near his residence at 6802 South Thirteenth. Police describe the killing as a cold ambush with six bullets, two hitting the heart, and note loot of about 180 dollars missing. Detectives suspect the motive was robbery rather than a planned killing by strangers familiar with his routine.
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Despondent man shoots self after eye loss in Council Bluffs
In Council Bluffs Indiana on June 20 Sam Lewis, 30, shot himself with a .22 after losing an eye. He was rushed to Mercy Hospital but died from the wound. Police found a notebook with a suicide note. Lewis, a known drinker with prior arrests, had recently deepened despair over his appearance and a son aged in the household.
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Corner Stone Laying for Legion Memorial on July Fourth
A Fourth of July program in Atlantic features laying the corner stone of the Legion Memorial building at Second and Poplar streets by Gov. Hammill. The event opens with a march by Tri-Cities Concert band and includes a parade with the Grand Army and Boy Scouts, a review at the park, and fireworks in the evening at Sunnyside park.
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Jones Takes Lead in National Open Golf Championship
Winged Foot at Mamaroneck N Y June 29 Bobby Jones tied Al Espinosa for the lead in the National Open with a 71 today. Jones moved three strokes ahead of Sarazen and Espinosa after a windy, challenging round. Sarazen posted 76 and Espinosa 77 as leaders held after 54 holes with Jones at 216, Sarazen 214, Espinosa 220, Armour 221.
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British steamer finds four flyers near Horta
London reports Major Ramon Franco and three companions forced to land their Spanish hydroplane Numancia southwest of the Azores after fuel exhaustion. The crew describe blind flight through thick cloud layers, gale winds, and a perilous drift toward Fayal and Santa Maria before safety.
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Elwood Knop Undergoes Major Spine Surgery in Chicago
Elwood Knop, 14, son of Mr and Mrs Albert H Knop and former Atlantic high school junior, underwent a major operation Tuesday in a Chicago hospital to relieve a spine tumor. His condition remains critical with little change. His mother is at his bedside. Also, Anna Peterson, a medical patient at Atlantic hospital, was discharged today. Florence Fudge, of this city, was admitted to Atlantic hospital for medical treatment. Miss Ruth Marvin, of this city, was discharged today from Jones hospital.
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Ruth Marvin
Jones Hospital
Fores of Habit The ja who gives when-fie is weary
A fragmented quotation appears to reflect a cryptic, archaic style. It mentions a man who "elves in" when he visits, with garbled names suggesting a likely historical or literary source, though the text is too corrupted to identify a clear event or outcome.
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Man Faces Potential Blindness If He Survives, Says Doctor
Dr. Arthur C. Brown told reporters at noon Friday that the man, who has been receiving care since childhood after an accident that left him with limited vision, is alive but his future sight remains highly uncertain. If he recovers, he could be totally blind.
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Arthur C. Brown
Legge One Time Bluffs Resident Named to Board
Alexander Legge of Chicago, president of International Harvester, was named to the federal farm relief board by President Hoover. A former Council Bluffs resident, Legge managed the local branch for four years before 1900, joining the company in 1891 and later becoming manager after its McCormick Harvester era.
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Chicago
International Harvester Company
Federal Farm Relief Board
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Mr Legge Becomes President of National Organization
Mr Legge was elected president of the national organization, succeeding the previous head and signaling a new leadership phase. The change places Legge at the helm of a group with broad nationwide reach and influence, marking a milestone for the association and its members.
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Your Want Ad in my paper be read by 25 000 persons
A brief note emphasizes the reach of a classified advertisement promising exposure to a large audience. The line implies a sales pitch highlighting readership scale and newspaper credibility as a motivation to place an ad.
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