Livestock Receipts and Prices From Sioux City and Chicago Markets
Market notes show Armours hogs receipts at Lincoln and Sioux City with top hog prices around 11.40 and 10.75 for various weights. Cattle futures and prices listed for Sioux City St Paul Chicago markets with steers, yearlings, cows, veal, and sheep showing declines from prior levels. Shipping, direct sales, and stocker activity noted along with regional price ranges and weekly changes.
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Lions City Tivestock
Sioux Gity
U. S
St. Paul
Dept
Chicago
Sioum
Grain market drifts as early prices ease in Minneapolis
Minneapoli s August 2. Cooler conditions and lower grains open with easy sentiment. Private crop estimates disappoint. cash pressure weakens holder morale. Corn and oats demand slow, rye steady, barley quiet, and old crops hold while new follows futures down.
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Minneapolis
Chicago
Minnesota
South Dakota
Beadle County Robbery Suspects Sought
Beadle county authorities seek W B Bid Roberts and John Jack Rauscher for a five thousand dollar Beadle County treasurer robbery last Monday afternoon as the crime occurred near closing time. State and county officers and agents in nearby states are assisting the search.
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W. B
Truron
Warmers & Merchants Bank
Roberts
Rauscher
Sioux
Market update from Duluth grain futures and cash close
The report lists futures for corn rye and durum with prices for Sept Dec and other months. It includes cash close figures at Duluth with bids for No 1 and No 2 durum and mixed durum varieties, alongside various percentages and price quotes.
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Chicago
Delath
Duluth
Otober
Vieat
Lambe
Grain Market Report at Minneapolis Auction
The Aug Minneapolis carlot grain market lists No 1 dark northern wheat at 146 percent with No 1 hard winter at 134 percent and No 4 mixed wheat at 127 percent. Corn No 1 yellow 98 percent and oats No 2 white 87 percent. Rye No 1 and barley grades shown with varied values.
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Minneapolis
Market report from Minneapolis grain prices and varieties
The record shows Minneapolis grain price data for August with various wheat and durum classifications. Prices include No 1 dark northern at about 1.50 to 1.66 percent protein ranges and amber durum scores around 9 to 14 percent, with several figures compared to the previous year.
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Inneapolis
Minneapolis
Montana
Rail stocks lead market surge as gains spread
New York Aug 8 Stock market opens strong with rail shares drawing buyer interest as many issues hit new highs. General Electric and Detroit Edison post notable advances while banks remain in a comfortable position amid steady money rates and heavy liquidity. Total volume nears 4 million shares as traders price in favorable earnings and a bullish outlook for rail earnings next week.
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New York
Gall
Federal Reserve
General Electric
Detroit Edison
People’s
Philadelphia
Auburn Auto
Vulcan
Indian Chiefs Angered by TB Sanitarium Order
August 2. Disappointment and anger rose at the council of American Indians when they learned federal Indian commissioner Charles J. Rhoades ordered the school converted into a tuberculosis sanitarium. The Ti dians abandoned hospital plans to return to education issues, while a resolution to end the order was introduced and could be telegraphed to Rhoades if approved. Indians had previously asked that the 80 year old school remain open before the sanitarium goes into effect.
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Council of American Indians
Charles J. Rhoades
Rhoades
Indian aid urged as Senate probes Crow reservation
A Senate committee investigating the Crow reservation says Congress must provide more money for Indians. Chairman Lynn J. Fra zier notes shortages in rations schools and hospitals and calls for humane treatment while criticizing treaty violations and adverse living conditions on reservations. The panel also hears requests from eastern Montana Indians for farming aid and tribal cattle herds.
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Hardin
Mont
Congress
Menaee
Crow Reservation
Lynn J. Praxzier
North Dakota
W. B. Pine
Oklahoma
J. Wheeler
Montana
Burreau
Frazier
Veteran Army Fliers Afraid Of Motor Car
The piece notes Capt. Richard Duncan, a flying instructor, is reluctant to drive a automobile and once flew to Chicago for a wedding trip. It highlights his fear of motor vehicles and the odd contrast with his aviation career.
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Kansas
Richard
Duncan
Chicago
Texas tourism costs rise amid camp spending estimates
A fragmentary report notes that more than 700 camps have spent funds as authorities estimate total outlays from $1,750 to higher figures. The text references ongoing state expenditures and disputed totals, with unclear details and dates.
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Lays Star
S In
Heir Seeking Estate Heir Found Through Avery Sister
An Arkansas administrator seeks the sister of F C Avery to locate Earl Witten as heir to the Wegman estate. Avery's sister’s name is unknown. a 1903 Seattle letter implies he planned to visit a sister near Huron. If located, Witten would inherit. otherwise the estate escheats to Arkansas.
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Earl Witten
W.H. Dunblan
Jer
Worth Smith
Avc
F.C. Avery
Huron
A. B. Blake
Arkansas
Jetta Wegman
Seattle
Alaska
Wegman
Beadle County Hosts 4 H Judging Trials at State College
Beadle county led by County Agent R A Cave hosted judging trials at State College Brookings with 20 Beadle youths and delegations from Day Lincoln Devel Codington and other counties. Participants judged Holsteins Jerseys Guernseys Ayreshires hogs sheep beef cattle and horses with oral reasons required for the dairy and hog classes.
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State College
Brookings
Beadle County
R. A. Cave
Day
Lincoln
Devel
Codington
Clay
McCook
Miner
Marshall
Clark
Minnehaha
Beadle
Jerseys
Jluron
R. A. Ive
J H Kettering Dies After Illness in Huron
Funeral services for Iva H Kettering will be held Saturday at 2 PM from Kinyon chapel with burial in Riverside cemetery. Died yesterday at the home of his son L C Kettering 378 Third Street Southwest after two years of poor health. Born November 4 1854 in Harrisburg Pennsylvania he moved to Lisbon Iowa before coming to Huron to live with his son. Married Caroline Seavers of Lisbon September 18 1880. Surviving are three children Louis Kettering of Huron Mrs Stella Burd of Chicago and Mrs Gladys Scetler of Lisbon, two sisters Mrs Emma Miller and Mrs Irrances Bos of Durango Colorado and a brother John of Lisbon.
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Iva H. Kettering
Kinyon Chapel
Riverside Cemetery
Mr. Kettering
L. C. Kettering
Third Street
Tra FL. Kettering
Harrisburg
Lo Lisbon
Bos
Durango
Cola
John
Lisbon
Robbers Still At Large After Beadle County Heist
Beadle County treasurer’s office robbed of nearly $5000 Monday afternoon. Suspects Singa Roberts and an accomplice fled in a five to six year old Buick touring car. Authorities in South Dakota and nearby states search continues as citizens are urged to watch for the vehicle.
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Bidoberts
Jon ‘Tack
Rauscher
Beadle
W. W. Howes
Parole Hearing Set for Ralph A. Gilmore in South Dakota
Sioux Falls August 2 parole hearing planned for Ralph A. Gilmore formerly of Sioux City. Gilmore, cashier at the Bank of Jefferson, serving a four year sentence for forgery in May 1928, seeks parole as announced by Warden G T Jameson.
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Sioux Falls
Ralph A. Gilmore
Sioux, City
South Dakota
State Board of Parole
G. T. Jameson
Chlmore
Bank of Jefferson
Rainfall Below Normal Brings Scattered Relief Across Counties
The monthly weather summary reports precipitation well below average since January with July 1.47 inches below normal. Yankton saw 0.82 inch of rain easing drought, aiding corn growth. Watertown recorded 0.68 inch and cooler highs near 54 degrees aiding crops and pastures.
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Weather Bureau
Watertown
South Dakota Press Association Meets at Lake Kauipeska
Watertown hosts the South Dakota Press Association mid summer session with speakers from Minnesota and Minneapolis on advertising, town merchandising, and newspaper advertising. Editors arrive for a banquet by the Watertown chamber of commerce as summer weather affects the schedule.
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Watertown
South Dakota Press Association
Lake Kauipeska
Men Wag
Sam Haislet
Minnesota Press Association
Carl Jones
Minnea Pone Journal
Minneapolis
Ww. G. Allen
Dakota Farmer
South Dakota
Watertown Chamber of Commerce
Simmter Haels
Snook Hears of Finding Corpse in Murder Case
Dr James H Snook attends testimony about the murder of Theora Hix. Witnesses describe the discovery of her body June 14 at the New York Central rifle range on the citys western edge. In another item airmail service reports the first southbound route from Minneapolis to Chicago arriving at 350 p m local time with a large mail cargo.
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STARG
Chicago
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Municipal
Smoot proposes sliding scale sugar tariff in senate move
Chairman Smoot of the senate finance committee made public a sliding scale sugar tariff plan. It starts at one cent a pound when market prices are high and shifts to three cents a pound as the market depresses. Hearings will be held next week to consider the substitute to the eight cent flat rate. The proposal sets the same 20 percent preference for Cuba as under current flat rates.
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Washingtons
Smoot
Senate Finance Committen
Lari
New York
Prince of Wales greets American boys at world jamboree
The Prince of Wales met American youths at a Great World jamboree in a packed Lent city of 50 000. He spoke with Rochester seventeen year old Brandon McInerney praising his golfing promise and urging him to keep his eye on the ball and head tilted as he shook hands with youths from many nations amid rain and camera flashes.
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Patus
Prince of Wales
King George
Cane
Ahd
Prince
Brandon McInerney
Rochester
Geonius
Dagen
Muds
Prominent Odd Fellows Meet South Dakota Leaders Today
Prominent Odd Fellows from across South Dakota gather to meet George A. Hershman of Crown Point Indiana, adviser on the sovereign grand lodge school of instructions. He planned a morning session and an afternoon discussion with state officials on Odd Fellows work for the year.
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South Dakota
George A. Hershman
Grown Point
Ind
Grand Ladse
Nershman
Jt, Co. O. Fy
Simonson
Vermillion
Grand Lodge
Rov
E. B. Vernon
Dell Rapids
Harris
Highmore
Saymoana
M. de Staven
A. 1B
Court
Bos. Vaughan
J. Wy. Gibson
A. M. Chenoweth
T. Liddle
Tragiois
A. Pfeffer
Groton
N. FF. Yoy and Co
MM. Largen
Charles Barerette
Watertown
Grand Representative
RB. G. Trotter
L. K. Trotter
Sioux Walls
D. A. Hale
Canton
Cc. F. Mundt
Isabell McCullough
Agnes Mathieu
Aberdean
Jessie Tremere
Sioux Alls
Ctris van Tassel
Mary. Burnett
Corie D. Tenton
Liddle
Troquois
Mary Marqiyart
Madison
WW. A. Pfeifer
Ida J
Henton
Spearfish
May Barrette
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Lali
Burley
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Ger -Wilee
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Mack Tk
MK & Mo
Motte Ward Nash
PanvAt
Phillip
L&'S
Sears Roe
Sinclair
eAldshake
United Fru Egke
Texas
Ang “Vo
J. H. Kettering
Yankton Yankton
Yankton
STATE
Snook
General Manganese Corporation
Detroit
Michigan
Second Ave
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Nat'l Bank
KSOO
Sioux Halls
Twine
Huron Grain & Coal Co
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