Midwest Livestock Markets End Week With Mixed Receipts
Sioux City and Chicago livestock reports show hogs steady to higher on light weights while cattle and sheep varied, with active demand from shippers. Prices listed for hogs, cattle, and calves across multiple markets including St Paul, Sioux Falls, and Mitchell reflect strong slaughter classes and mixed regional trends.
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Simux City
Siou City
U. S
Chicago
U. S. Dept. Agr
St. Paul
Fl. S. Dept
Areeia
Sioex Falls
Sloan Falls
Markets Poultry Butter CGGS Daily by Stiff Co
Fragmentary market note lists poultry and butter offerings with vendor names and scattered product lines. The legible items reference daily distribution and general trade terms without complete details.
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Stiff. & Co
Wheat market rally driven by mill purchases in Minneapolis and Chicago
The Minneapolis and Chicago mill buying lifted early wheat prices, offset by selling pressure later. September futures opened about 0.44 percent higher as spring wheat supplies were tighter. cash demand showed modest improvement for high protein quality while corn and oats were mixed and flax offerings were nil. Local grain list shows No 1 dark northern wheat around 1.22 and mixed durum near 0.98, with other prices noted for oats rye barley and flax.
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Minneapolis
Chicago
Duluth Grain Quotes and Futures Update
Durum and wheat futures show mixed moves with Sep contracts around 1.265 to 1.235 high and low. Cash exchange lists durum, flax, oats, and barley prices with No 1 and No 2 designations and U S Department forecasts.
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Duluth
U. S
Bullish moves lift stocks as credit fears ease
Speculative sentiment turns bullish in New York trading as the Bank of England retains the 6 3 4 4 percent discount rate and call money eases to 7 percent. Major gainers include U S Steel American Tobacco American Telephone and several large utilities with total volume around 2 750 000 shares. Standard Oil of Indiana closes at 53.
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New York
Bank of England
U S. Steel Common
Wall Street
American Telephone
Pittsburgh
United
Tchison
Anton Pacific
Central
Jersey Central
New York & Harlem
Collins & Aikman
A. Byers
American Power and Light and
North American Co
Slay's Two Awake and Killings End in Suicide
Police Patrolman Regan returns home to a murder scene as a roomer shoots his wife and a tenant before turning the gun on himself. The body of Richard Kehoe 26 is found in one room and Patrick Lynn 39 lies nearby with a revolver. The事件 involves a wife a policeman a roomer and multiple fatalities in a single residence.
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New -York
Richard Kehoe
Patrick Lynn
Regan Tor
Marriage Rules In Italy Boom at Altar Amid Regime Shifts
In Rome Aug 8 Throughout Italy new marriage rules under the Lateran treaties with the Holy See take effect. Clergy announce that church marriage suffices and state registration is not required, drawing many couples to the altar. The civil code remains, stating the husband as head of the family and the wife adopting his civil status. It outlines reciprocal duties of cohabitation fidelity and support.
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Rome
Italy
Holy See
America
Evacuation Debate Grows Between Briand and Stresemann
In The Hague French Premier Briand and German Foreign Minister Stresemann outlined shared goals for Rhineland evacuation but diverged on post withdrawal control. Briand supported three month timeframe after Young plan with limits on a left bank commission. Also Snowden discussed with Hilferding while Venizelos pressed Greek creditors.
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The
Hague
Rhineland
Briand
France
Gustav Stresemann
Germain
State
Philip Snowden
Hilferding
Germany
Venizelos
Greece
Seizure of Two Freight Cars of Canadian Ale
Federal prohibition agents in White River Junction Vermont seized two freight cars full to the roofs with Canadian ale in what was described as the state’s largest seizure. The total value was estimated at about 300000 pints.
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White
River Junction
Vast timber fires sweep northwest forest preserves
Spokane reports major conflagrations roared through Montana Idaho Washington and Oregon national preserves. Officials estimate tens of thousands of acres burned and millions in timber and ranch values lost as thousands fight fires aided by rains in some regions.
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Spokane
Wash
Northwest
Montana
Idaho
Washington
Oregon
Forest Service
Mount Ranier
Chelan Forest
Showers Boost Central Area Crops and Lawns
Central area skies were mostly overcast as sporadic showers arrived at midnight. A boon to corn farmers, the rain aided crops that were turning yellow for lack of moisture while lawns and gardens revived. Huron reported 0.6 inches of rain marking the first substantial moisture in over two weeks and threshing operations slowed due to wet fields.
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Huron
Rainfall Figures Show Limited Moisture Across Regions
This morning reports limited rainfall across multiple stations. Huron recorded .90 inches on July 14 followed by .40 inches six days later and only .10 since then. Mitchell .54 Milbank .63 Rapid City 16 Watertown .29 Sioux Falls .05 are noted as current totals.
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Huron
State Weather Bureau
Mitchell
Milbank
Rapid City
Watertown
Sioux Palis
Berger Tributes Pour In For Victor Berger Funeral Planned
Milwaukee observes the death of Victor L. Berger 69 late Milwaukee Leader publisher and former congressman. Funeral services will be held Friday or Saturday with burial at Forest Home Cemetery. An inquest into his death from a July street car accident will be held next week.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Victor L. Berger
Forest Home Cemetery
Kohler
Wisconsin
Glenn Frank
State University
John C. Schaffer
Berger
National Congress
Milwaukee Hospital
Henry Grundman
Snooks Weeps As He Tells Of Hix Killing
In Columbus court Dr. Ames H H Snook sobbed as he testified in his murder trial recounting striking the first hammer blow to Theora Hix to defend himself during a confrontation in a car on a desolate rifle range.
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Snooks
Hix
Columbus
Dr.ames HH. Snook
Theora Hix
Mauretania Fails To Beat Bremen’s Time
The Cunard liner Mauretania passed Ambrose lightship at 0:52 a.m. EDT, completing the Cherbourg crossing in four days and two hours. The voyage beat its own previous record by three hours and 34 minutes but lagged Bremen’s record by five hours and 18 minutes.
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Mauretania
Bremen
New. York
Ambrose
Cherbourg
Lioyd Jiney Bremen
Cosmopolitan clubs elect new leaders at Detroit meeting
Edward L Young of Springfield Illinois was elected president of the International Federation of Cosmopolitan clubs at the seventh annual convention. Lincoln Nebraska will host the 1930 meeting with H C Chaplan Vernon D Andrews and Charles A Lethart also chosen for top posts. Two die in Brooklyn factory explosion injuring seventeen others.
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Cosmopolitan Clubs
Detroit
Springfield
International Federation of Cosmopolitan ‘Clubs
New York
Brooklyn
County Budget Action Sets Beadle Budget for 1930
Beadle County commissioners completed a three day session in Ely and approved a 1930 budget totaling 3399 968 with only 241 278 to be raised by tax. An added 400 covered Beadle County building premiums at the State Fair to be paid by the county rather than donors. Directors indicated business men expect premiums to be funded by the county in future years. Several residents were named in brief notes as returning home to farms near Yale Virgil Bonilla Turon.
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Ely
W. M. Davis
Yale
Yale State Bank
Virgil
Arthur Miller
Lig
Bonilla
Frank Shuehn
WT. Chamberlain
Turon
Beadle County
Duddin
Businass
Heath sought in Canada over death of U S prohibition agent
Detroit elevator engineer Foln M Heath is sought by Canadian police on suspicion related to the death of Richard J Sandilands a U S prohibition agent. Ontario inspectors say Heath may be hiding in border towns after a Riverside Ontario arrest and a $200 fine for carrying beer aboard his power cruiser. Sandilands body was found after an autopsy showed a broken neck following a missing person report and a reported boating accident involving Heath during a scuffle.
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Windsor
Ont
Foln M. Heath
Detroit
Richard J. Sandilands
Hissriet
Sidney Oliver
Heath
Riverside
Oliver
Meath
Sandilands
United States
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