Market News From Sioux City Livestock Report
Sioux City market notes show cattle and hogs with varied weekly changes across classes. Feeder cattle steady to higher, mature steers down, hogs slow butchers steady to lower, sows mixed, lambs and sheep activity uncertain. Idaho and native lambs cited, plus Chicago and New York produce prices for poultry butter and eggs present in brief summaries.
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Sioux City
S. Department of Agriculture
Idaho
New York
Armour Market 10 To2 25 Higher Sioux Falls and Paul Livestock
Sioux Falls livestock report shows cattle and hog markets with mixed moves. Week's notes highlight steady cattle and higher hog prices, with feeder stock and veal moving in narrow ranges. dairy and grain markets also listed with futures guidance.
Huron Poultry and Eggs Market Report Summary
Chicago and Minneapolis markets report mixed livestock and poultry prices with cattle showing steady to higher trends in steers and yearlings, and vealers up. Hogs and sheep vary by weight, with top prices noted for yearlings and light weights, while Armour stockyard receipts rise and cash close quotes reflect overall market firmness.
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South ST. Paul
U. S
Eversl
Cads Rangers
S.15
Chicago
Dept
Stock Market Slips as Bears Press Prices Down
In New York trading, heavy selling hit the stock market with losses of about 1 to 5 points. Bears repurchased some shares after an initial drop, but renewed selling pressured the close. Turnover ran around 1,000,000 shares, the largest Saturday total since June, amid drought worries and cautious sentiment.
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Woughes
Radio
General Elected
Inish
American Waterworks
Foster Wheeler
Union Pacific
Twin City Wheat Futures Higher
Minnesota market notes show wheat futures rising for September and December by about 1 percent while corn fell about 5 cents. Oats weakened, rye and flax strengthened with bullish rallies, and cash wheat edged higher though overall market was steady to 2 cents lower. Durum remained firm and barley followed futures up as demand stayed solid.
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Minneapolis
Buck earns awards at Wisconsin air meet in Madison
Merle Buck, chief pilot at Midwest Airport Madison Wisconsin, received two silver cups and two trophies at the Wisconsin state air meet. Awards were sent to his parents Mr and Mrs A E Buck in Huron and placed in Smith Jewelry window for a few days. Three awards were first prizes in air demonstrations and one second prize.
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iMerle Buck
Midwest
Madison
Drought Boosts Milk Prices in New York
In New York August drought drives one cent per quart rise by milk dealers and a 37 cent per hundredweight wholesale increase by the Dairymen's Cooperative Association. Officials blame reduced pasturage and higher grain feeding, noting city milk supply is about 4 percent below normal with danger of further reductions.
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New York
Lieagun
Town Vigilante Shot in Ambush by Bandits
Prominent county vigilante Sproat, nicknamed Ceder, is shot in an ambush three miles east of here after bandits held up a drug store days earlier. Sheriff Elwood and deputies John Carey pursue three suspects. Authorities describe the incident as a bold daytime attack and vow pursuit.
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Mac Ceder
Ce Fa
Elwood
John
Carey
Arabian Women Remain In Homes
Mrs Samuel P Orth who recently returned from years abroad in Morocco Algeria Tunisia and Tripolitania shares an amazing story of conditions among Arabian women. She describes strict veiling and arranged marriages with restricted education and political rights, highlighting a life lived largely behind doors and outside public view.
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Samuel P. Orth
Maurocco
Algeria
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Tripolitania
Melw Orth
Cornell University
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New York Sun
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Irak
Palestine
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Women at a foreign banquet in a palace tale
The narrative recalls Mrs Orth's visit to a wealthy host's palace where Western guests mingle with men at a Paris style dinner. A slave show reveals the grandchild, followed by women of the house adoringly dressed in jewels and dye. Mrs Orth questions whether the women envy Western freedom or deem her unwomanly.
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Quest
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Mutti Oy Savant
Road Builders To Study Highways
Washington hosts the sixth International Road Congress from October 6 to 11 with delegates from 59 countries. Thomas H. MacDonald predicts a broader, more representative gathering focusing on construction, maintenance, traffic, and administration and featuring papers on cement bricks and asphalt road methods.
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Bureau of Public Roads
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Congress
Tramic
Exposition Road Show By American Road Builders Assn
A road show and exposition planned by the American Road Builders Association will tour the south east and midwest. The event aims to showcase advances in wind equipment and related machinery as part of the day congress proceedings.
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Midwest
American Road Builder
Day Congress
Cuba's Casa de Beneficencia Shapes Foundlings Into Citizens
Havana reports Cuba leads in child care with Casa de Beneficencia, House of Refuge. The institution, overseen by the government, shelters foundlings from poverty and neglect, guiding them through nurture, education, and moral training toward productive adult lives. Dr. Juan Valdes, a former foundling, exemplifies its success. The refuge, dating back over a century, has reared thousands into good citizenship and earns widespread respect.
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Valdes
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Murder Hunt for Woman in Minnesota Lake City Case
Authorities launched a search today for a woman linked to the slaying of Harry Rausch of Rockford Illinois. Rausch’s body was found near Lake Pepin in bathing attire, with a car found nearby and reports of a woman’s voice heard by investigators.
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Harry Rausch
Rockford
Til
Lake
Pepin
Rausch
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