Sioux City and Midwest Livestock Markets See Mixed Week
Sioux City reports cattle 800 with slaughter steers steady, fat lambs slow, hogs 6,500 steady to 15 lower, bargains in weighty hogs near $10 top. Sioux Falls hogs steady to weak, cattle 200 strong, St Paul cattle about steady with vealers strong, Chicago hogs up to $75, cattle steady to firm. markets show mixed activity with weekend clearance in view and varying demand across regions.
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Sioux Fall
St -Paul
ST Paul
UP. S. Dept
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W. S. Dept
Rangers
Armour Stockyards
Huron
Wheat Close Is Slightly Higher
Minneapolis market notes a modest wheat advance amid oversold conditions and hedging pressure, with corn rising on short covering. Cash wheat stayed firm for high quality. demand for old wheat strong, new wheat sales at steady prices, and mixed grain activity across barley rye and flax markets.
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Alby
Cash.com
Minneapolis Cartor Range
Duluth
Chicago
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Tuyan
Bath
BS Bay
Huron
Batley
Stock Market Bull Regains Ground Amid Industry Hope
New York July 31 The bull faction fought back to trim losses from yesterday in a volatile stock market. Investors eyed resumed July shutdowns at several industrial plants within two weeks, easing sentiment toward bulls. Despite mixed news, trading showed firmer tones in both equities and wheat, with heavy rail declines offset by gains in Gillette and Auto Strep and broad but cautious buying near the close. Total volume around 2,190,000 shares.
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Dommission House
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Baltimore & Ohio
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Beyers, Worthington
Allied
Chemical
Fastman
American Can
Westinghouse Electric
Air Reduction
Vanadium
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General Motors
Bevish
Shorts
Safer birth records at Huron Sprague hospital system
Doctors at Sprague hospital describe a three year old system at Buren hospital that links babies to parents by adhesive name strips on the wrist and a printed footprint on the birth certificate. Each crib bears a number and baby name, ensuring rapid verification even if other identifiers fail. Footprints serve as the unique check, with prints nearly impossible to duplicate.
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Chicago
Sprague Hospital
Buren Hospital
Farmers National Grain corp. to handle part of 1930 wheat
Washington July 31 Chairman Legge of the farm board said he expected the Farmers National Grain corporation to handle 25 percent of the 1930 wheat crop. He noted the cotton handling by the American Cotton Cooperative Association would likely exceed cooperative totals in any other year. Discussions in Chicago with cooperative officials are planned, including E. F. Creekmore of New Orleans. Legge also praised plans to cooperatively handle the California grape surplus and will discuss acreage reduction in Indianapolis before returning to Chicago.
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Washington
Legge
Farm Board
Farmers National Grain Corporation
American Cotton Cooperative Association
The
Grain Corperation and Cotton Association
Chicago
E. F. Creekmore
New Orleans
Cotton Association
California
Indianapolis
Notorious Gunman Breaks Jail Again
Notorious New Orleans desperado Steven J. Beck, who led a 1924 prison break that sparked a fatal gunfight, is at large after vanishing from a painting job at the Anglo penitentiary. Posses and bloodhounds scour the area as Beck faces past escapes and a murder charge.
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Steven J. Beck
New Orleans
Lillibridge Receives Army Commission at Fort Lincoln
Wilford Lillibridge, son of Rev and Mrs G. Lillibridge of this city, earned a lieutenant commission in the army infantry reserve after attending the Citizens Military Training Camp at Fort Lincoln North Dakota. He was named best all around man, received a silver loving cup, a governor’s commendation, and the Fort Lincoln commander’s praise. He also won the gold medal in the high hurdles and said the camp quota was filled, marking it the most successful he has attended.
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Wilford Lillipridge
3. G. Lillibridge
Citizens Military
Fort Lincoln
N. D
Infantry Amn
Army
North Dakota
Lilbridge
Gas Flow Report Near Salem as Drill Counters Uncertain Yield
In Salem area on July 3 gas was flowing at 12 pounds per square inch as drillers worked three miles northeast of town at Theresa Schoebrel farm. Ben Miller of Montrose, employed by a Montana company with large acreage nearby, continues operations seeking commercial gas production. Local shallow depths have produced gas for lighting and heating in earlier times.
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Theresa Schoebrel
Here
Ben Miller
Montrose
Montana
Jane
Trease
Epth
Farm Worker Injured In Tractor Accident Near Waleey West
Robert Smith, a Dave Baonet farm employee southwest of Waleey West, was brought to Bone hospital this morning after being caught between a tractor and a grain separator. He sustained a serious leg injury but doctors said his condition is not critical.
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Waleey West
Smith
Seek Recall of Sioux Falls Mayor Burnside Petition Filed
A recall petition against Sioux Falls Mayor George W. Burnside was filed this afternoon with more than 2,600 signatures. The filing lists charges including malfeasance and misfeasance, general incompetency, usurping the duties of other city commissioners, wasting taxpayers' money, and using office for political aims rather than efficient city administration.
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Sioux Falls
George W. Burnside
Burnside
Iron Age Implements Found In Philippines
Cambridge mass report to the American Philosophical Society by professor Dixon notes iron age tools unearthed in the Philippines. Knives axes daggers spear points and glass ornaments accompany the era. Beyer of the University of the Philippines reports late stone age implements and signs of early stone men dating back around ten thousand years.
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Philippines
Cambridge
Mass
American Philosophical Society
Tixen
Har
Dixon
H. Otley Beyer
University of the Philippines
Islands
Benesth
Beyer
Gurney Opens LowPrice Gasoline Stations in De Smet
Yankton reports a gas price war spreading across South Dakota as Gurney Seed and Nursery cuts price to 11 cents at two De Smet stations. Other towns like Yankton, Wakonda, Centerville see mixed reductions while many still pay higher prices.
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de Smet
Yankton
Yanktor
South Dakota
Gurney Seed and Nursery Company
Allo
Standard Oil
Texaco
Severs
Wakonda
Centerville
New Ordinance Aims at Solicitors and Peddlers
City attorney John P. Sauer outlines the ordinance targeting solicitors who demand payment or deposit before delivery or who require payment on delivery without prior examination. The measure seeks to curb fraud in street and door to door sales and defines peddlers and solicitors, excluding home made or farm goods. It also bans street stands selling food, drinks, or merchandise in public places within Huron.
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New City
John P. Sauer
Huron
City of
Local Prohibition on Street Stalls Near Huran Business Streets
Authorities in Huran city enforce rules prohibiting stalls near business streets selling confectionery drinks toys and wares. The measure targets commerce by curbside sellers to maintain orderly trade district aesthetics and curb unauthorized vending.
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City of
Huran
Bigamy Charge Sparks Suicide Attempt in Omaha
In Omaha on July 11 a bigamy case against Inman Fowler of Glenwood Iowa led to an attempted suicide by Mrs. Howard Usher a 22 year old. Fowler alleged he wed Mrs Usher under the name Helen Lashian six months earlier and she left him Usher said she married him July 25 as Henrietta Rio Rita Lashinn.
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Inman Fowler
Glenwood
Iowa
Howard Usher
Usher
Fowler
Sii
Helen Lashian
Lim
Henrietta Rio Rita Lashinn
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals Listed in Huron
In Huron records, Robert Smith is admitted while Ed Wilson and Joe Cross are noted as medical. Dismissed: Mrs Julius Gramm and Rhodes. Albert Glenzer of Yale appears among the names. Russell De Vore and Mrs. 5 Rhodes also listed with unclear context.
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Rho
Robert Smith
Huron
Ed Wilson
Joe Cross
Julius Gramm
Highsmore
Albert Glenzer
Yale
Russell de Vore
5. Rhodes
NO TROUBLE AT ALL NOW WITH ALL BRAN
Letter from Mrs. E E Gilbert of Collingswood New Jersey praises Keiloge s ALL BRAN for relief from constipation after a serious operation. She says since starting ALL BRAN she has no trouble at all and cannot praise it enough.
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EE Gilbert
Knight Ave
Collingsweed
N. J
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