Market News Hog and cattle futures across multiple cities
Sioux City and Chicago livestock markets report mixed trends with cattle mostly steady to slightly lower, hogs down modestly, and sheep holding ground. Prices include Sioux City beef steers 16.15, cows 7.50 to 9.25, hogs 10.40 to 11.25, Chicago weights 14.00 to 17.00 for steers and 10.25 to 11.85 for hogs, St Paul noting increased receipts and softer slaughter values.
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Sioux City
U. S. Dept. Agr
Chicago
UT. S. Dept
Rangers
St. Paul
U. S
Sloux Falls
Sioux Falls
Kings
Sioux Cyly
No. Ay
Chicago Produce Report Aug 17 From Midwest Markets
Chicago and other midsize markets report August 17 yeast prices for butter eggs cheese poultry and potatoes. Butter receipts and egg prices steady while cheese and various poultry classes show mixed values. Potatoes on track with U S Dept of Agriculture data and regional sacked prices for several varieties listed.
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Chicago
Americas
Sioux Falls
U. S
Markets-JOZEGN POUL Jen to Brulter Eggs
Fragmented OCR text shows scattered market terms and names. Core readable items include references to eggs, poultry, markets, and possible vendors such as Swift & Co and Fernished aly. The passage is garbled with nonstandard spellings and partial numbers, offering no clear event or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jozegn Poul
Brulter
Aly
Ty Swift & Co
Marois
Anne Ee
Wheat futures rise on bullish sentiment in Minneapolis
Bullish chatter from unfavorable Canadian news pushed wheat futures higher in Minneapolis on Aug 18, with September up 47 cents amid heavy liquidation. Oats and rye showed firmer trading while flax and barley rose on eastern demand, cash wheat steady to strong, and mixed durum modestly stronger amid varying exports and local buying.
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Minneapolis
Duluth Futures and Cash Close Grain Prices and Ranges
Commodity notes show amber durum and red durum quotes with highs lows and closes. Prices cover No. 1 and No. 2 amber durum and no. 1 red durum for Sept Oct Dec futures, plus cash close bids for wheat flax and other grains with delivery months and percent changes.
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Duluth
Durham
Cloge
Stock Market Rebounds Broadly With Wide Gains
New York August 16. The stock market showed strength as buying spread across many issues, with over two dozen stocks rising 4 to 10 points from yesterday's close. Major gains included American Can and Standard Oil of New Jersey hitting new year highs, while several rails led advances. Total volume about 4.5 million shares.
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New York
Federal Reserve
American Can
Standard Oil
New Jersey
Union ,Pacific
New Haven
Call Money
Wall ‘Street
General Asphalt
Case Threshing Machine
American Machine & Foundry
Westinghouse Electric
Consolida
Closing Quotations and Standings for Market Stocks
The curb market closing shows Standard Oil of Indiana at 57 percent. Listed equities span Am Can Am T & T Armour Bethlehem Steel Kennecott Coca Cola General Electric General Motors Westinghouse McKesson Rolling numbers reflect varied daily shifts across industries including railways, oils, and mining.
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Am Can
Am Loco
Am T & T
Anaconda
Armour
Atchison
Ad Coast
All Ref
Beth Steel
C&nw
ORI & P
Chrysler
Cola Fuel
Cola G & EB
Con Gas
Drug Inc
Erie
Wieischmann
Freport-Tex
Gen Elec
Gen Motors
Greene CC
Homestake
Houston Oil
Hudson Mtrs
Int Eng
Int Nickel
Int
IKC
Kennecott
Kroger
Mack Tk
MK & T
Mo Pac
Monty Ward
Nash Mtra
N Cash Reg
NY Cent
NY NH & H
Nor Amer
Nor Pac
Packard
Pan Am
Sears Roe
Sinclair
Sou Pac
Sau Ry
St Oil Cal
St. OU NI
St.Oll NY
Stew-Warn
Studebaker
Tex Corp
Tex P la Tr
Timken R
U Carbide
United Fru
U S Ind ‘Ale
U S
Standard OI
IND
Standard Oil of
Indiana
Big Muddy Changes Course Sparing Cornin Village
ST JOSEPH MO Aug 16 P The Missouri river altered its path sparing Corn ing Mo and ending federal aid efforts to combat erosion. Major Paul R Reinecke and Rep David W Hopkins inspected the stream noting the river now cuts Nebraska bank, confounding townspeople who feared Corn ing would be washed away.
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ST. Joseph
Missouri River
Corning
Paul 8. Reinecke
St. Louis
David
W. Hopkins
Ita
Nebraska
Doolittle Returned to Beadle County Jail on Bond Denied
Ross Doolittle appeared before Justice A L Kinkead on a bad check charge. He failed to furnish a 200 bond and was committed to Sheriff Lyda G Larsen. He was arrested at Salem by Deputy A J Larsen and brought back where funds did not exist for the check.
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Doolittle
Beadle County
A. L. Kinkead
Ross Doolittle
Lyda G. Larsen
Salem
A. J. Larsen
Death of girl in Philadelphia mystery case unfolds
Philadelphia Aug 17 UP exhaustive probe by police chief Charles Smith into the death of 10 year old Mary Frances Morgan found strapped to a chair in her Narbeth home. Four belts bound her. gas emanated from a range jet but no sign of a struggle. Officials consider murder angle and note the straps were secured at the back. Coroner’s doctor cites possible suffocation though gas was insufficient to cause it.
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Philadelphia
Charles Smith
Mary Frances Morgan
Nara Beth
Smith
Florence Morgan
Miss Morgan
J. J. Simpson
Rum Runner Alderman Hanged At Dawn In Florida
James Horace Alderman a 40 year old rum runner was executed at dawn in a seaplane hangar at the coast guard base in Fort Lauderdale for killing two coast guardsmen in a 1926 sea gun battle. He faced the scaffold calmly with a prayer, was hanged at 6 03 and taken to Miami for funeral arrangements. conviction dated January 1928 for slaying Sidney Sanderlin and Victory Lambe.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fla
James Horace Alderman
Coast Guard
Coast
Alderman
Pan
Atlantic
Miami
Sidney Sanderlin
Victory Lambe
Miss Marian Koisti Receives Nurse Diploma
Miss Marian Koisti was honored with a nurse diploma from the Chautauqua School of Nursing in Jamestown New York. Dr and Mrs M C Sorenson hosted twenty guests at 531 Nebraska Avenue Southwest for the four year program including readings by Dr Sorenson remarks by W A Johns and contributions by the Gideon quartet and local clergy. Miss Koisti has worked in Dr Sorenson’s offices while completing her studies with visitors from Brookings Hitchcock and Sioux Falls.
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M. C. Sorenson
Nebraska Avenus Southwest
Marian Koisti
Koisti
Chautauqua School of Nursing
Jamestown
N. Y
L. J. Snyder
Hitchcock
Gideon
Dr. Sorenson
W. A. Johns
Mercedes Johns
J. W. Keiser
P. G. Dennis
Sioux Falls
Miss Howth
Sorenson
Audrey Christie
Brookings
Mr. Snyder
Dennis
Heavy rains start new gold rush near Lake City
In Lake City Colorado a week cloudburst unsealed veins of gold and silver ores washing away soil and revealing worked mines. Prospector crowds flock to the district after an old Lynd brothers haul of six million dollars lay exposed on the surface.
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Lake City
Coloq
Lynd
Sabbath Slur Sparks Scottish Free Church Clash
In Edinburgh Scotland Aug 16 the Scottish Free Church assembly commission censures Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald and Ambassador Dawes for insulting Sabbath observance by presenting medals for ambulance work at Forfar last Sunday. A resolution denounces the royal couple and urges respect for the fourth commandment amid a wider Labour Party critique of Sabbath disregard.
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Edinburgh
Scotland
Duke and Duchess of York
Ramsay MacDonald
Dawes
Assembly Commission
Scottish Free Church
Agseimbly
Free Church
Forfap
William Fraser
Goven
Duke of York
MacDonald
Forres
Archibald McAneillage
Labor Party
Grain storage need urged by Legge in St Paul
Chairman Alexander Legge of the federal farm loan board warned of an acute shortage of grain storage facilities as the top problem for American farmers. He emphasized keeping grain in transit and securing storage, noting modern shipping outpaces storage capacity and that Hoover is satisfied with progress.
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Legge
ST. Paul
Federal Farm Loan Board
Alexander Legge
Washington
Mr. Legge
Federal Board
Hoover
Press Group Plans Exhibit At South Dakota State Fair
The executive committee of the South Dakota State Press association met in Huron to outline a complete exhibit of job work and quality painting for the fall fair. They discussed legislation finances and field secretary work. Attending were C. P. Sherwood De Smet president John W. Craig Tripp secretary Charles McCaffree Sioux Falls field secretary G. G. Warner Gregory and W. G. Tamblyn Miller.
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Huron
South Dakota State Press Association
C. P. Sherwood
de Smet
John WH. Craig
Tripp
Charles McCaffree
Sioux Falls
G. G
Untin Bowler crew returns from ice wreck
The amphibian plane Untin Bowler crew arrived in Winnipeg after a northern crash near Hudson Bay. Pilots Robert Gast Parker Cramer and aviation editor Robert Wood had been marooned at Port Burwell a month during a Chicago to Germany attempt via Greenland. They plan another run to open a northern air route with data on flying conditions and support for future stations.
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Winnipeg
Man
Untin Bowler
Chicago
Robert Gast
Parker Cramer
Robert Wood
The
Chicags
Tribune
Port Burwell
Hudson Bay
Germany
Greenland
Pas
Chicago Tribune
America
Europe
Wood
Dancer testifies escape attempt at Pantages trial
Eunice Pringle, 17, testified she struggled to break free from Alexander Pantages private office during the alleged attack. W L Gordon, a prosecutor witness, arrived at the scene as the case moved to the preliminary hearing, and Pantages predicted he would be held for trial but expected acquittal.
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Pantages
Los Angelas
Eunice
Pringle
Alexander
W. L. Gordon
Magnate
Revival services draw strong interest at First Christian Church
Church leaders report rising interest in revival services at the First Christian Church. Several members intend to unite with the congregation. A basket dinner will be held Sunday after the morning service at the Fairgrounds. Sunday services are at 11 AM and at 7 PM at Second and Kansas avenue southeast.
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First Christian Church
Fairgrounds
Second and
Kansas Avenue Southeast
Sugar Duty Vote Shapes Tariff Bill Debate
Washington August 16 The Senate finance committee rejected a proposed sugar duty increase in the house tariff bill but did not set a new rate. A single vote, not public, approved a motion to adopt the house rate amid reports of conflicting actions. The committee aims to finish re writing the bill and consider other amendments when it reaches the floor.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
House
Smoot
Mrs Dehne Dies at 88 Near Huron in 1926 Notice
Marie Katherine Dehne aged 88 died at her home seven miles south of Huron yesterday at 10 50 am Funeral services set for Sunday at 8 pm at the Methodist church conducted by Rev F B Lochridge with burial in Riverside cemetery She was born in Germany July 21 1841 and married twice to Knapwursts and Dehne producing many children and grandchildren Survivors include 18 children and 38 grandchildren with siblings listed along with several relatives and two of her sons preceding her in death
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Marie Katherine Dehne
Huron
Methodist Church
F. BR. Lochridge
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Riverside Cemetery
Marie Katherine Martin
Germany
Frederick Knapwurss
Charles Frederick William Dehne
Dehne
Deane
Fred Krapwurst
Sioux City
Henry Knapwurst
Sheboygan
Wis
William Krapwurst
Port Roch
Gre
John Krapwurst
Bismarck
N. D
Johanna Westman
Minneapolis
Katherine Unger
Hika
George Newman
Emil Dehne
Robinson
Julius Dehne
Wessington Springs
Louis
Jacob Denne
O. L. Green
Robert Kuehn
St. Cloud
Minn
Henry Martin
Waukon
Believe Woman Slain on Lake Near Baraboo Wisconsin
Baraboo Wisconsin August 16 coroner said Mrs James Parillo a Chicago bride five days married was murdered after being drowned in Devils Lake on August 8. A jury was impaneled after examination of the body which showed a temple bruise and fractured skull. The husband has vanished authorities search for him and expect the body to surface if he was drowned. The couple registered at a Baraboo hotel August 7 and rented a boat from Devil s Lake. the boat was found adrift with their apparel and a camera.
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Baraboo
Wis
F. E. Tryon
Sauk County
James Parillo
Chicago
Devils Lake
Here
Tryon
Frank B. Moss
Man from Sand Creek Faces Assault and Battery Charge
John L. Sexton posted a $100 bond to appear before Justice A. L. Kinkead on an assault and battery charge after an incident with Dug Bard on a farm. Bard alleges Sexton grabbed him, threw him, and forced payment at a restrained moment. Bard testified to injuries and a demand for a check inside Bard’s home.
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John L. Sexton
Sand Creek Township
A. L. Kinkead
W. W. Howes
Sexton
A. J. Larsen
Dug Bard
Justice Court
Bard
Second Fire Destroys Texas Church Building
Fort Worth Texas Aug 16 fire for the second time this year swept the educational building of the First Baptist church of Fort Worth. Pastor Dr Frank Norris, a noted fundamentalist, oversees the church. Only blackened walls remained after today’s blaze, following last January’s fire that destroyed the main church.
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Fort Worth
Texas
First Baptist Church of
Frank Norris
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W. L. Matlock
M. D
Lampe
WWE
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