Receipts and Prices From Sioux City and Other Mark ets
Grain and livestock market reports from Sioux City Chicago and Minneapolis list cattle calves hogs and sheep trading with prices and trends. Includes reads on top bids by shippers and packers and notes slow to steady activity across regions and classes.
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Sioux City
Soux City
U. S
Idaho
Cyncag
Agricultural College
St. Paul
Sheen
Washington Lambs
Billings
Sioux Falls
Huron Poultry and Eggs Prices and Suppliers
Market listings from Buron Poultry Butler Eggs and Buck Brothers in Huron South Dakota detail Leghorn spring eggs and heavy hens with price notes. Prices subject to change without notice and show varying weights and item types.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buron Poultry
Butler
Swit & Co
Heavy Springs
Leghorn
Buck Brothers
Huron
S. D. Ee
Weather Favors Wheat Markets in Minneapolis Trade
Weather conditions in Minneapolis markets offered a hopeful tone for wheat futures while cash wheat remained easy and prices sagged. Reports show modest demand for durum and a steady corn outlook with futures under pressure though some selling and short covering occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Liverpool
Erade
Wall Street Faces Higher Rates As Market Extends Rise
NEW YORK August stock prices show gains with a firm money market and higher loan rates. Traders push shares, led by Detroit Hoison and Vulcan common, as copper demand sparks buying. Surging call money and persistent strength in large caps drive a brisk close with heavy volume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New- York
Mari
Heney
Bank of England
Wall Street
New York
Detroit
Hoison
Vulcan
Pacific Lighting
People’s Gag
Auburn Auto
Buffalo & Susquehanna
Miechrle
United States Steel Common
Marmon
Standard Gas & Electric
Ateison
St. Joseph Lead
Brooklyn
Union Gas
Timken
U.S
Fragmentary stock quotes from a late issue page
The readable fragments show several company names and percentage figures such as US Steel, Wabash, Western Union, and Woolworth with varied percentages. The rest is garbled, offering no clear event or outcome to summarize beyond a marketQuotes snippet.
Edison Scholarship Contest Chooses Brightest Boy in America
A national Edison scholarship program selects one winner from each state and the District of Columbia. The event includes remarks by Edison, Henry Ford, Colonel Lindbergh, and MIT’s S. W. Stratton. Judges emphasize science, character, and future leadership for American youth.
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States
District of Columbia
Edison
America
Henry Ford
Charles A. Lindbergh
George Hastman
S. W. Stratton
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Lewis Perry
Phillips Exeter Academy
Mr. Jidison
Mr. Ford
Dr. Stratton
Colonel Lindbergh
Mr. Ji
Amarida
Three Die When Killer Uses Ax in Spartanburg
In Spartanburg South Carolina on August 1 a shipping clerk TL Ware ly Robertson suddenly went insane and killed three men with an ax at the J W Bell company office. R W Day 80 a sales manager Dan Dunlap 40 and M La Davis 36 were killed or fatally wounded. Thad Sherbert 31 and a Bell company employee were expected to die. Robertson then attacked Davis and Sherbert at a railroad box car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spartanburg
S. C
Woundead
TL Warely Robertson
Tancaniuck
R. W. Day
J.W. Bell Company
Te L. Busgey
Save Company
J. W. Bell. Company
Robertson
Charleston and Western
Davis
Sherbert
Day
Man Dies After Axe Attack and Suspect Captured
A man died in hospital an hour after a blow from an axe crushed his head. The suspect, Strervaert, was overpowered after a long chase and placed in the county jail. Doctors said there was no chance of recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hts
Strervaert
Robinnson
Comets
Chicago Housetops May Become Gardens
Chicago feature describes Morfa family turning an apartment rooftop into a garden plan. Owner agrees to transform a dreary top into a landscape with a fountain, rock edge, and 50 plants set to bloom at different times. Proponent claims 700 acres could be added citywide if adopted.
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Chigagd
Morfa
Blackmail Bandit Shot Down Waiting For Cash
In New Orleans on August 1 a blackmail suspect waiting to collect 10 000 from gambler Joe Berlin was shot by police with Berlin present. The other bandit is believed trapped nearby. John Gallico, 28, was fatally wounded by three shots when Berlin handed a fake package at Prytania Street and Jackson Avenue. Berlin says he was abducted two weeks earlier and forced to deliver 1000 under death threat.
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New Orleans
Joe Berlin
Berlin
John Gallico
Prytania Street
Jackson Avenue
Control Of Sioux Falls Plant Taken To Court
In Sioux Falls a circuit court hearing centered on whether Mayor George W. Burnside could assume control of the city power plant. Judge Ray W. Nasherty weighed arguments in Joseph Nelson’s bid to permanent ly restrain the mayor and preserve the city commission’s duties under state law.
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Sioux Falls
Aug
Ray W. Nasherty
Joseph Nelson
George W. Burnside
Nelson
Suit seeks 3100 damages against C W Pugsley
In Minneapolis a suit for 8100 damages is filed in federal court against Cr W Pugsley president of South Dakota State College. Rose Leviton administratrix of Harry Leviton seeks the damages from the accident near Shakopee on June 14 when Pugsley’s car collided with Leviton’s parked truck. Pugsley formerly served as assistant secretary of agriculture under Secretary Wallace.
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Minneapolis
United States District Court
Cr. W. Pugsley
South Dakota State College
Rose Leviton
Harry Leviton
Shakopee
Pugsley
Leviton
Wallace
Beadle County Robbery Links Rauscher To Gun Trade
Investigators tracing the Beadle county treasurer office robbery near $5,000 learned that W B Did Roberts and John Fack Rauscher had traded an AZ caliber rifle for a .28 revolver about an hour before the heist. McWeeney, owner of a secondhand shop, said Rauscher and Roberts visited earlier that day asking to trade. Police released photos and descriptions as they search for the two men.
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W. B
Roberts
John “Fack
Rauscher
Beadle County
W. W. Howes
Raugher
Jim MacWeeney
Harry Kline
the States Attorney of the Trade
Reauscher
Kline
McWeeney
Olane Pobbary
Mowes
Vondracek Hamiware
North Heron
Lyda G. Larsen
Stauscher
Boy to be discharged from Huron hospital after leg injury
Ming, a 10 year old boy from Ex pected to be discharged within days. He was injured a week ago five miles south of Iroquois when a grain harvester sickle cut the tendon above the ankle while he stood before the binder. Horses pulling the binder began moving catching him in front of the machine. He was brought to the hospital here for treatment.
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Ming
Iroquois
Huron
Court Gives Woman Second Chance in Liquor Case
In Los Angeles on August 1 Mrs Thelma Holland a 22 year old expectant mother pleaded guilty to a liquor charge and was sentenced by Superior Judge Emmett H Wilson The case was described as a second chance for the defendant with probation and rehabilitation supervised by the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Thelma Holland
Emmett H. Wilson
Judge sets aside judgment in plea case for preliminary hearing
Yesterday Judge Wilson set aside a judgment and allowed a woman to plead not guilty. She was ordered to appear before Superior Judge Hartley Shaw today for a preliminary hearing.
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Wilson
Hartley Shaw
Ledger financial summary with assets and disbursements
The document presents a ledger style financial snapshot showing cash paid up to 350000, total premium receipts 295075.49, interest and rents 15687.59, total disbursements 467205.49, and assets including real estate 405029.31 and mortgage loans 326000.90 with notes on brokerage commissions salaries and other expenses.
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Iéssea
Morigago
Balarles
Leder
SS Nis Brebsskes
Usablati BS
Muany
Insurance Authority Certifies Company Authorization in South Dakota
A historic South Dakota record notes the Star Insurance Company of America receiving state approval to transact tire, tornado, marine, inland, automobile and sprinkler leakage insurance. The certification, dated March 1, 1930, confirms charter and organization compliance under state law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Companya Ceritente
Stantard
Kodera Fire, Insurances Company
Iaws
Juwa
Inws
Lewis
Ives
South Dakota
Sail Iaws
Agenix
Bierra
P. Cc
Srry
Tha Star Insurance Company of America
Iha
New York
Businasa
Sapurenney
Ania
Tg Ap
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Armour. & Co
Huron Yard
Chicago
Mitchell
Ucks
Kansas
Missouri
Virginia
Woon
Boston
Montana
Priday
Phiess Ehinper Price Stic Stinetr Pebe
Heron Grain Market
Bartey
Tay
Goldeen Mead
Dance Palace
Mary
Varriana
Little
Miss Meads
Omaha
GM St P P
Grit & P
Chrysler
Colo Wuel
Colo G
Con Gas
Brie
Meischmann
Wreport-Tex
Gen Bloc
Gen Motors
Greece
Mo Pac
Monts Ward
Nash
Mtrs
N Cash
NY Cent
NY NH & H
Nor ’Amer
Nor Pac
Packard
Penhsyl
Phillips Pet
Pullman
Tafio
Reading
Rem-Rand
Carbide
United Pratt
US Steel
Wabash
Western UN
Westin
Willys Oy
Woolworth
Killer
France
Alain Gerbauit
Europe
Lie Sayre
C. W. Pugsley
Batain
Learn Rauscher
Gun
Beal
Gagnon's
Utter
Gagnon
Gagnon’s
S.E
Old
Nat's Bank
Standard Federal Fire Insurance Company of
Davenport
Huiding
Gyros Naxeis
Ieee
Ll. Gugh
Nader
Hou
Rota
Agiene
UNO
Madligg Devemies Gisi
Lobe Star Insurance Company of America
Tloma Oafftea
Pershing Square
York, N.Y
TAIO
Gil Utlies
Aller Ledger Mssela
Earey ‘Nerotm
Droud Asses
Rdmae Au Ajents
Totak V.s
South
Akota
C. Lrwis
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