Hogs Advance on Chicago Market in Daily Reports
Chicago market notes show hogs up 10 to 15 cents with steady to strong trading. Receipts at major centers including Chicago and South Omaha indicate active bidding, with top hog prices around 11.40 and bulk sales near 10.00 to 11.30. cattle and sheep also detailed with varying prices and weekly totals. Specific centers list receipts, prices, and weekly comparisons, highlighting market strength amid direct packer shipments adjustments.
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Chicago
Omaha
St! Joe
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
South Omaha
St. Joseph
Wheat closes higher on market gains amid firm Liverpool cues
Chicago and Minneapolis grain markets see wheat up 1% to 2% with Liverpool cables supporting firmer prices as dry spring belt conditions persist. Corn and oats show mixed moves with receipts around 18 to 46 cars and traders layering into stop orders while provisions firm.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Winnipeg
General Commission
Chicago Produce Prices and Receipts Summary
Chicago produce report shows butter receipts at 48 071 barrels with extras 41 cartridge items 414. Firsts 40 40 percent and 39 29 44 in stack 33 82. Receipts 16 095 cases with firsts 27 28 and dirtivs 25 44. Poultry prices list turkeys 30 hens 29 spring 26 roosters 20 and chicks 15 to 21 22. Shipments 1 14 0.
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Chicago
Firaty
Ecke
Twitch
New
Brick
Hong
Roosters
Gedse
Envy
Emiall
Liberty Bonds Market Close Report in New York
New York June 29 Liberty bond quotations show closing figures with several issues listed. First 445 at 91.10, Fourth 4 percent at 9.19, Treasuries 4s 5410 LTD gains appear, with other bonds trading around 107.08.
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New York
Liberty
Trenida
New York Stocks End Week With Wide Mix Of Rises And Losses
Trading closes with 1,995,700 shares and bonds totaling 9 469 000. For the week overall 8 648 000 shares traded and bonds about 76 000 were involved. Leading stocks show varied results with Amn Loc 12444 and Coca Cola at 1235, General Motors 75 and Westinghouse 192.
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New York
Amn
Can
Loco
Ann
TL & Ty
Water Works
Anaconda Copper
Beth. Steed
OM. & St. Pe
Chrysler. Corp
Coca-Cola
Con.” Gas
du Pont
Gen. Elou
Gen. Motors
Goodyear Rubber Eli
Hudson, Motors
Ill. Cent
Int. Harvester
Kresge
Mo. Pac
N. Y
Central
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Radio Corp
Reo Motors
Sears-Roebuck
St. L
Sinclair Oil
Pacific
Ltd. of
Cal
N. J
Tob, Products
Union Pac
United, Cigars
U. S. Ind. Aleghal
Steel
Wabash R. R
Westinghouse
White Motors
Willys Clyd
Yellow Truck
Strief Resigns as Chairman of the Board of Control
Des Moines June 29 J H Strief ends a twelve year term as chairman of the state board of control in a message to Gov Hammill accusing him of politics and warning against using the board as a political football. He said all pending business is closed and a new biennial period begins July 11 with an organized slate and balance on hand. Strief reviewed the board’s work and current conditions in the institutions under his leadership.
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Des Moines
John
J. H. Strief
State Board of Control
John Hammill
Board of Control
Strief
Crgan
Farm Relief Board Gets Three Appointees From Hoover
President Hoover named three members to the Farm Relief Board on June 24 as part of a plan to rely on farm organizations for leadership. James Gy Stone of Kentucky Carl Williams of Oklahoma and C B Demuan of Missouri were announced, all top figures in major farm cooperatives and associations. The chairman position remains open with Alexander H Legge of International Harvester as a likely candidate.
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Washington
LN. S
Hoover
Dent
James Gy Stone
Kentucky
Carl Williams
Oklahoma
C. B. Demuan
Missouri
Burley ‘Tobacco Growers Cooperative Association
Denman
National Livestock Growers Association
American Cotton Growers Exchange
National Farmers Cooperative Marketing Association
Alexander H. Legge
International Harvester Co
Stone
Omaha Man Slain and Robbed in Suspected Feud
Omaha on June 29 Joe Sporci proprietor of a Thirtieth Street soft drink shop was shot six times and killed while walking home from his business near Madison and Monmouth Streets. Police call it a cold blooded ambush. six wounds likely from a feud rather than robbery. $150 daily receipts missing, believed taken by robbers.
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Omaha
Joe Sporci
Thirtieth
South Thirteenth Street
Thirtieth Street
Madison
Monrou Streets
Sporcie
Sporeie
Spurcie
Ducal Obige
Despondent man shoots self after losing eye
Sam Lewis, 80, in Corrnei Bluffs, shoots himself with a 22 caliber rifle. He was blinded in one eye earlier and died soon after arrival at Mercy hospital. A note reading Nobody likes me, no more so goodbye was found. Relatives say he grew despondent over his appearance and drinking history.
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Lewis
Deinker
Corner Stone Laying Featured in Fourth of July Program
The American Legion Fourth of July observance features the laying of the corner stone of the Legion Memorial building at Second and Poplar streets. Gov. Hammill of Iowa will lay the stone in the 10 am program, with a parade, music by Tri-Cities Concert band, and a city review at the park. The day includes sports, entertainment, fireworks, and a dance at Sunnyside park, plus a return engagement by Misner and North Brothers at Joyce lots. The Atlantic Planing Mill window displays the Legion Memorial building key being given to a Legion girl.
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American Legion
Legion Memorial
Second and Poplar Streets
Jhon Hammill
Iowa
Cians
America
Tri-Cities
Dwight E. Crabtree
The
W. Carey Martin
Atlantic
William Mack
Firat
Presbyterian Churchy
G. Ajr
Levion
Tyri-Cithess
Pgrade
Frand Army of the Republic
Women's Relief Corps
G. A. R Service Star
Deborah Franklin
TD. A. R
Red Oak
Hit
Oakland
Atlantic Planing Mill and Furniture Company
Poplar Street
Jones Takes Lead In National Golf Championship
At Winged Foot Mamoroneck N Y Bobby Jones tied Al Espinosa with a 75 for a 294 total to lead the National Open after three rounds. Gene Sarazen and Espinosa trailed by two and four strokes respectively as Jones surged, with Sarazen posting 76 and Espinosa 77 in calmer conditions and Tommy Armour finishing with 76 for 221. Leaderboard shows Jones 216 Sarazen 218 Espinosa 221 Shule 220 Armour 221 after four rounds.
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Winged Foot Golf Club
Mamoroneck
N. S
N.S
Bobby Jones
al Espinosa
Mamor
R Oneck
Gene Surugen
Jonex
Ane
bLoth
Suragen
Espinosa
Tommy
Armour
Jeaders
Jonas
Sarazen
Shule
Nun who yields when wrong inspires local readers
In a Stradenford Beacon Herald column a nun is praised for admitting fault and apologizing, cited as a model of humility and service. Reading this, residents reflect on accountability and compassion in daily life and community relations.
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Ted
Straford Beacon-Herald
Boy loses eye in accident in grim prognosis
Dr. Arthur C. Brown told at noon Friday that the boy injured in an accident is unlikely to survive and, if he does, will be totally blind. The report notes the serious nature of the injuries and the attending physician’s cautious outlook.
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Lewis
Arthur C. Brown
British Steamer Finds Four Flyers Near Horta
Details from London report reveal Major Ramon Franco and three companions crash landed in the Atlantic near the Azores aboard the Spanish airship Numancia. They describe a long, fuel conscious drift through heavy seas, thick clouds, and gale winds before reaching Fayal for refueling.
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Horta
London
Ramon Franco
Numaheia
Azores
Hime
Franco
Fayal
Cape St. Vincent
Agorey Inyo
Quer
Agurud
Santa Maria
Numancia
Atlantic High School Student Elwood Knop Undergoes Major Spine Operation
Elwood Knop 14 son of Mr and Mrs Albert H Knop from near the city, last year a junior at Atlantic High School, underwent a major spine tumor operation Tuesday in Chicago. His condition remains critical with little change. At Atlantic Hospital Anna Peterson Elk Horn was discharged today and Mrs Florence Fudge of this city was admitted for medical treatment. Ruth Marvin of this city, a medical patient, was discharged today from Jones hospital. Ives Taylor of Atlantic also listed as a patient at Jones.
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Elwood Knop
Albert H. Knop
Atlantic High School
Chicago
Anna Peterson
Elk Horn
Atlantic Hospital
Florence
Fudge
Miss Ruth
Marvin
Jones Hospital
Ives
Taylor
Atlantic L
Jones
Legge One Time Bluffs Resident Named to Relief Board
Council Bluffs Iowa June 29 Alexander Tega o Chicago president of the International Harvester company was appointed to the federal farm relief board by President Hoover. A former Council Bluffs man he headed the local branch for four years before 1900 after joining in 1891 in the collection department and later becoming manager. The firm became McCormick Harvester and in 1913 was taken over by the International Harvester company.
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Council Bluffs
Alexander
Tegao
Chicago
International Harvester Company
Federal Farm -Relief Board
Hoover
Legge
McCormick Harvester Company
Inter
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New Legion Memorial
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LEE Tires
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Yee
National Organization
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Vitaphone
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Pathe
Mary Pickford
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Atlantic Theatre
Big Tent Theater
Atlantic Post American Legion
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Big City Stock Company
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