Sioux City Livestock Market Mixed Highs on Calves and Hogs
Sioux City and several Midwest markets report varied activity. Calves and beef cattle show mixed gains with long fed steers and yearlings up to around 12.00 to 12.25, while bulls and stockers are uneven. Hogs top near 10.75 with broad gains, and sheep trading slow with bids lower on native lambs.
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Sioux City
S. Dept
St Paul
South
T. Paul
U. S. Dept
Chicago
U. S
Armour Market Trend Shows Lower Opening at Armour Stockyards
Armour market at Stockyards Huron reports Monday opening 10 to 2 lower and closing 19 to 15 lower. Top price for the day 10.25 with receipts around 2,000. Quotations list various weights and packer classifications with price ranges for hogs and pigs and representative sales figures.
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Armour Stockyards
Huron
Onfay
Wheat Futures Slump as Prices End Lower in Markets
Wheat futures closed unevenly with Sept and Dec down 14 cents. Cash wheat remained in strong demand while futures softened amid mixed oil and metal shares. Minneapolis cash prices reflected regional demand for No 1 northern and amber durum grades amid firm milling interest.
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Minneapolis
Wall
Goodyear
Standard
N. J
Sinclair
American Telephone
American Can
U. S. Steel
General Motors
General Electric
Radio
American Tobacco Band Loews
Montana
Ceeahees
Minneapolis Carlot Range
Duluth Cash Close Slips Amid Mixed Wheat Prices
The Duluth market reports a volatile close with fluctuating durum and wheat quotes. Prices for No 1 amber durum No 2 do and red durum show varied gains and losses as traders reassess supply and demand.
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Duluth
Butter and eggs ease as Chicago produce market slips
Chicago and New York dairy markets show lower butter prices with ample supplies while eggs and poultry hold steadier. Leghorns, hens, and turkeys appear in varied counts as creamery butter and eggs shift with current receipts and grades.
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Chicago
Iba
Beneral
Leghorbens
Roosters
Eagyt
New York
Stocks Advance Then Sink Again
The market opened with a modest bull move and edged higher in early trading but soon turned down as petroleum shares led a broad liquidation. A sharp drop in Vanadium, recent pool favorite, contributed to the downturn, while pivotal stocks held support amid improving steel demand and cautious investors.
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Vatadium
Vanedlung
Adtivanves
Closing quotations and market quotes from Chicago report
A chaotic OCR of market ticker tape lists numerous company names and figures with percentages and prices. The fragment references AM Chem and Dye, Allis Chal, Am Can, Am Car and Fay, Intersnth, Am Sm and Ref, Am Sug, Amn Fob B, Armours, Atchisoz, Atl Coast, Ches and Ohia, Chrysler, Col G and E, Con Gas, Drug Inc, Freeport Texas, Gen Eine, Kennecott, Kroger, Louis and Nazh, Pan Am, Studebaker, Tex C Timken, and others with scattered numbers and symbols. It also mentions Chicago, Aug BR, S. Dept. of Agriculture Potatoes, and a stray note about Wisconsin sacks.
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Chem & Dye
Allis
Con Pac
Cerro de Pas
Ches & Ohia
Criaap
Chrysler
Colo Fuel
Col G & E
Con Gas
Drug Inc
Erle
Freeport-Tex
Gen Eine
Gen Mirs
Gold Dust
Houston
Hudson M
HL Cent
Nickel
Kennecott
Kroger
Louis & Nazh
Mo’ Pac
Montz Ward
Nash- Mtrs
NY Central
NH & Hf
Delegates Return From New York Equitable Conference
Huron delegates led by Mr and Mrs E J Dahl and others came back Sunday from St Paul after attending a district convention of the New York Equitable Life Assurance Society. The three day educational session included 127 delegates from South Dakota North Dakota and Minnesota with Thomas I Parkinson president of the society among speakers. Parkinson highlighted policyholder service and fund conservation while W M Duff H A Chipman W M Rothaermel and S D Kuger spoke on agency management and supervision.
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E. J. Dahl
Klingman Agency
South Dakota
North Dakota
Minnesota
Thomas I. Parkinson
Parkinson
W. M. Duff
Woods Agency
Pittsburgh
H. A. Chipman
Columbus
W. M. Rothaermel
S. D. Kuger
A.B. Dalager
Gas War Boosts Huron Prices Drop to 16 Cents
Gas sales at Huron show a price war with Chase station cutting to 16 cents per gallon after weekend declines. Brown and Niblo stations offer 17 cents, while others sell at 172 cents. Court action in Piette next Wednesday by Gurney Seed and Nursery prompts expectation of future developments from large firms.
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Chase
Brown
Niblo
Piette
Gurney, ‘Seed and Nursery
Huron
Charles Leads National Decathlon With Strong Halfway Hold
Charles of Hackett Institute leads the National Amateur Athletic Union Decathlon at the midway point with wins in the long jump totaling 22 feet 1194 inches and a top finish in the broad jump. Jim Stewart of Los Angeles A C is second and Joe Hall of the University of Florida third, with Charles also placing in the 400 meter and high jump events.
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Charles
Pittshurgh
Wilson Charles
Flar'dreat
Hackel Institute
Amateur Athletic’ Union
Devcathlon Chapionship
Jim Stewart
Loe Angeles A.C
Joe Hall
University of Florida
Z Cherles
Endurance Test Page Descent Noted In Fragment
A fragment notes a descent from a tree and mentions an endurance test. The readable text includes phrases about getting down and commentaries on the effort, but details are incomplete and unclear about participants or outcomes.
Educators Gather to Choose All State Chorus Songs
State committee of educators meets to select a uniform chorus list for the proposed all state grade show. County superintendent Nelfie Brisso chairs the panel with members Emma Schmids Roberts Nellie Brusso Beadie Georgia Elee Turner Frieda Moeller Mutchingson HL Melcher Brown J C Johnson Brookings 2nd Mrs W S Hodgson Spink and C S Mills as secretary of the committee.
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Nelfie Brisso
Beadie County
Emma Schmids
Roberts
Nellie Brusso
Beadie
Georgia Elee
Turner
Frieda Moeller
Mutchingson
Melcher
Brown
Tennis titles decided at Dakota closed tournament
Phil Woolledge of Fargo won the men's singles title after dropping the first set 2-6 to beat George McHose. Helen Gruchalla of Jamestown defended the women's singles crown by defeating Margaret Hibberd of Aberdeen 16-1, 6-0. Woolledge and Read defeated McHose and Hans Tronnes for the men's doubles, while Gruchalla and Tronnes claimed the mixed doubles title defeating Harriet Gruchalla and Douthit 7-5, 6-4.
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Wooledge
Dakota
Aberdeen
Phil Wooledge
Fargo
North Dakota
Woolledge
George McHose
McHose
Helen Grachalla
Jamestown
Margaret Hibberd
Wooledze
Read
Minor
Hans Tronnes
Argo
Iiss Gruchalla
Tronnes
Harriet Gruchalla
Douthit
Stowe Falls
Swanson Transfer seeks Sioux Falls freight line permit
Application filed with Minnesota railroad and warehouse commission by Swanson Transfer of Worthington Minnesota seeks permission to operate a motor freight line between Worthington Minnesota and Sioux Falls South Dakota A hearing is set for September at Worthington to review the proposed route which would pass through Magnolia and Ad a in Minnesota
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Mamaroneck
N.Y
Sioux
Falls
St, Paul
Worthington
Minn
Sion Falls
S. D
Minnesota Railroad
Wareshouse
Swanson Transfer Company
Worthing
Magnolia
Adande
Minnesota
Bandits net over $1100 in Sioux City robberies
Bandits and burglars gained cash and merchandise from multiple Sunday night and Monday morning holds in Sioux City. The largest haul came at Ye Gide Tavern Inn where a safe was blasted open and $579 in cash taken.
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Sioux City
Ye Gide Tavern
Mississippi swimmer completes 225 mile swim in six hours
Fred Newton of Clinton Oklahoma completed a 225 mile swim from Alton in six hours and minutes, resting after the grueling marathon event in St Louis.
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Mississippi
JST
National G. A. R. Gathering Opens in Cincinnati
Veterans of the Grand Army of the Republic gathered in Cincinnati for the second day of the encampment. A public reception and nationwide radio broadcast featured aging veterans, with about 15,000 expected for Wednesday’s parade. Election of a new commander in chief was a leading topic, with Smith Summer of Fargo among strong supporters.
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Cincinnati
Boyt In Blue
Grand Army of the Republic
Edwin J. Foster
Worcester
Moass
Alseady
Smith Summer
Fargo
N. D
Lincoln
Todd
Ohio
Stimmecl
Franklin County
Colunbsus
Foster
Rum Boats Await Chance to Unload Cargo in Lake Erie
Four to five ocean steamers laden with liquor idle in Canadian Lake Erie waters await favorable chances to offload via small boats near Port Burwell and Long Point. Coast Guard in Washington seeks air eyes as 75 patrol boats patrol the area along the New York Pennsylvania Ohio coast line. The rum row remains active with ships moving to evade the U.S. cordon.
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Buffalo
Lake Erie
Coast Guard
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Washington
M. W. Rasminasstr
Coast Guar
Americas
Port Burwell
Ont
Long Point
One Arrested After Running Gun Battle
A running gun battle through Washington and neighboring Maryland streets ended with Herbert Brooks, 25, in custody after a speeding car fled a Bladensburg Md. stop. Police pursued from a red light incident into Maryland where the car was abandoned. Two other occupants remained at large.
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Washington
Maryland
Bladensburg
Howsever
Herbert Brooks
Gun traced to dealer in Lingle slaying
Chicago police traced the gun used to kill Tribune reporter Alfred Jake Lingle to sporting goods dealer Von Frantzius who admitted selling the pistol with four others to Frank Foster Moran. Moran is the hoodlum linked to the subway escape after the July 9 shooting.
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Chicago
Frantzius
Alfred Jake Lingle
Tribune
John H. Lyle
Slaix
von Frantzius
Frank Foster
Michigan Avenue
Lingle
Mystery Git Sister Identified in Omaha Exhumation
The long dead mystery girl is identified as Evelyn McConnell Wagle of Colchester NL. Dr B K Brown matched teeth from the skull to his former patient, confirming the identity after the exhumation. The sister Evelyn McConnell Carthage will travel to Omaha to claim the body.
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Omaha
Beulsh MacDonnell Wagle
Colchester
B. K. Brown
Cool- Chester
Evelyn McConnell Carthage
Here
Largest Yankton Child Clinic Becomes State Leader
Aug 25 report from Yankton cites Dr. Margaret Koenig leading the baby and preschool clinic for the South Dakota board of health. Attendance reached IH, with few cases of smallpox and diphtheria prevented by immunization. kerosene...
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Yankton
Margaret Koenig
South Dakota Board.of Health
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Tris
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