Sioux City Livestock Market Report Highlights Gains
Weekly cattle prices rose with beef steers and yearlings up, fat cows stronger, bulls 25 higher, stockers and feeders up 2, and prime lightly traded yearlings at 11.35. Hogs down 10 to 25 lower with top near 10.65, sheep and lambs mixed. Other markets in Sioux Falls St Paul Chicago reflect firmer trends across cattle and veal, with varied hog and lamb activity.
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Sioux City
Sioux Falls
Siouk Falls
Sea Packers AG
St. Paul
BP. S
Judy
Pillisz
Comiann
Renge
Chicago
U. S
Wheat futures close lower with light trade in Minneapolis
Wheat futures started lower with light, featureless trade. September and December contracts closed down while corn and oats showed muted moves amid steady cash prices and firm wheat demand. Flax trade and minor grain activity appeared as buyers favored crushers and scalp orders.
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Minneapolis
Mysterious Market Note Hints at Wheat Price and Names
Fragmentary OCR note mentions northern wheat at .72 and names like Speltz and Aurum. It is unclear but suggests a price reference and individuals connected to a market entry. Further text is unreadable.
Markets Report From Huron and Duluth Grain Prices
Huron Poultry and Eggs market lists prices for No 1 northern and amber durum grains, oats and barley. Duluth closes with bid prices for flax, wheat varieties, and mixed durum, showing futures for Oct and Dec deliveries with percent change.
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Huron Poultry and Eggs
Back Brothers
Montana
Duluth
Wheit
Amber Durum
Potatoes Trade Mixed in Chicago Market Report
Chicago August 2 Potatoes move in light trade with 97 cars on track 161 to ship. U S shipments 923 barely steady trading fair with sackers from Irish Dooblers Wis Neb Miss and other states. Prices shown include Minnesota sacks at 1.65 to 1.75 and Ohio sacks at 1.65.
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Chicago
Bae
U. S
P—T. S. Dept
Potatoes
Bear market stalls as stocks steady after early dip
New York trading seen a tentative bear drive that faded against a wall of speculation. Industrials and specialties rose on light trading while tobacco shares advanced on July consumption data and expected retail gains. Moody's monthly review warned drought may delay autumn revival to October. Warner Bros news weighed but did not derail a firm close with about 1.4 million shares traded.
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New York
Bull Forces
Moody's
U. S. Steel General Motors
United Aircraft
General Electric
American Telephone
American Car
Vana Idium
Byers
Foster Wheeler
Eastman Kodak
Autostrop
Air Reduction
Allied Chemical
International Business
American Tobacco
Kennecott
Anaconda
Warner Bros
Baltimore
Obie
Nhnois Central
Keith
Body believed to be Commodore King found after yacht wreck
A body believed to be Commodore Henry D. King, MP and aide to King George, was found on Lansalles Bay shore after the yacht Islander struck rocks at Lantiyet Bay. Four to five others were lost in the wreck. no other bodies recovered yet.
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Towey
Eng
UPI
Henry D. King
de Camp
King George
Lansalles Bay
King
Lantiyet Bey
New Truck Freight Line Planned From Watertown to Onida
Dakota Warehouse of Watertown announces daily motor truck freight service planned between Watertown and Onida within a few days after state railroad commission authorization. At a August 14 hearing, express and railroad firms opposed the application. The line will serve all intermediate towns except Clark, currently a terminus for another company’s motor truck line.
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Watertown
Onida
State Railroad Commission
Dakota Warehouse Company of
Express
Clark
Fragments from a 19th century business page
The readable lines show a jumble of commodity quotes and street names such as Freeport Texas, Gold Dust, Houston Oil, and the New York Central line. Entities include companies and places, but many details are incomplete or garbled.
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Freeport-Tex
Elec
Gen Fibre
Houston Oil
Hudson St
J. Kroger
Mack
Menty Ward
Nash Mtry
Nat Cash
Y Central
Juvenile fire alarm confesses after phone origin traced
A girl known as Tillie, indicted for three false fire alarms, appeared to answer delinquency charges. Investigators traced a call to a phone at 32 Lown Ridge Avenue, tied to her, while she worked for Mrs. Lewis. Judge B. J. Micekey schedules tomorrow appearance.
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Tillie
Poelice
Micekey Tomorrrow
Lown Ridge Avenue
Lewis
Three Way Tie for Lead in Grand American Trap Event
In Vandalia Ohio on August 22 L H Crampton of Dayton Rufus King a 14 year old from Wichita Falls Texas and Bon Casey of Toledo tied for the lead in the grand American program today each shot in the 100 target event from the 21 yard line Casey and King held the lead from the 16 yard mark with Casey entering the 21 yard line and King from the 16 yard line
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Vandalia
L. H. Crampton
Dayton
Rufis King
Wichita Falls
Texas
Bon. Casey
Toledo
Wooledge Beats Aberdeen Titlist in Dakota Tennis
Phil Wooledge of Fargo defeated local junior champion Marvin Sehook to knock Aberdeen’s hopes for a fourth singles title in the Dakota closed tournament. Local player George Fossum remains, after quarterfinal wins, with Whealey of Madison and Firegibbon of Sioux Falls advancing in the men’s draw.
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Wooledge
Aberdeen
Phil Wooledge
Fargo
N. D
Marvin Sehook
George Fossum
Whealey
Madison Firegibbon
Sioux Falls
Tronnes
Murphy
Jamestown
N. C
Dobbins
R Wooledge
Minot
N.bc
Douthit
Sioux Fills
Helen Gruchalia
Amens
Income Tax Slice May Be Continued
Ogden Mills said after a White House call there is a possibility and even a probability that the emergency one per cent tax cut on normal incomes this year might be continued next year. Officials previously held slight hope after a survey of 1930 returns, noting the cut was a one year measure unless Congress acts.
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Washington
Ogden Mills
the Treasury
Hoover
Mills
Treasury
Congress
Rescue milk saved premature Sioux City infant
A three pound eight ounce premature baby in Sioux City survived on mother's milk brought daily from Burbank South Dakota. A bread wagon driver ferried the milk via daily trips to the St Joseph hospital, where doctors arranged care after the mother could not nurse. The donor in Burbank offered to continue supplying nourishment, enabling the infant to gain strength.
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Sioux City
Burbank
S. D
St. Joseph's Hospital
South Dakets
Watertown Woman Guest At Altrusa Club Meeting
Mrs. Hugh Johnston of Watertown was guest artist at the Altrusa club meeting held at the Marvin Hughitt hotel. She sang a group of vocal solos for about 15 members in attendance. Johnston’s mother in law from Sheridan Township also attended as a visitor.
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Watertown
Altrusa
Hugh Johnston
Altrusa Club
Kansas Car Thieves Sent To S. D. Prison
James Hill of Wichita and Tra Pentland of Alma Kans are jailed in Brown County awaiting transfer to Sioux Falls for three year grand larceny terms. They were arrested after a lengthy pursuit by Brown and Edmards county authorities last Saturday and pleaded guilty to auto theft.
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Kansas
S. D
Aberdeen
James Hill
Wichita
Tra Pentland
Alma
Kans
Brown County
Sioux Falls
Hill
Penland
Brown
Edmards
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Swift & Co
Hyrea
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Fie Bancorporation First Bank
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Marcél Doret
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Alford Williams
United States Navy
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Dick Atcherly
England
Rupert Preston
MN. Y
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Aileen Holmes
Ven Etten
N. Y
Maron
Ben" Wharton
Hob” Hill
Elizabeth Wharton
Marjorie Hill
Pilot Whorton
W. F. R. Whorton
Kansas Avenue
Pilot Hill
RB. Hill
Kateas Avenue
Halen
Bugs Moran
Sm Chiettaln
Boston
the Commercial Bulletin of
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Ontana
F. B. Passio
Byone
Burry
Huron Ice Company
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