Livestock Markets Report from Sioux City Chicago and More
Sioux City and Chicago markets report cattle hogs and sheep prices and trends for July 17. Cattle shows firm demand for choice beef steers while many classes slow. hogs lower on slower demand with top around 11.50. sheep and lambs steady to higher. other markets include St Paul Sioux Falls and Mitchell with varied bids and loads.
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Sioux Ci
Sioux City
U. S
Chicago
St. Paul
South ST. Paul
Sioux Falls
Markets at a Glance Then and Now
The report lists varied closing quotations for stocks and commodities, including Am Can Am Loco Anaconda Anaconda and many rail and energy names. It notes prices and percentage changes with dates not shown and mentions back Brothers Aaron and successors subject to change without notice.
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Balon Poultry
Poralzhed Py Back Brothers
Aaron
Yrien
Tegherna and
Licht
Steko
Alis
Beth Steel
Calif Pet
Can- Pac
CR S& P
Chrysler
Colo Fuel
Colo
Wheat futures wobble as prices spike then fall in nervous session
Minneapolis market reports show technical bearishness and overnight buy orders lifting wheat by 1 to 3 cents at open, soon pressured by profit taking and heat. Oats rise on scattered buying while rye falls sharply, and cash prices list No 1 northern wheat about 1.42 to 1.43 per bushel with various durum and flax values.
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Minneapolis
Montana
Wall Street closes mixed on curb market chatter
The curb market showsStandard Oil of Indiana closing at 5 57 a share as traders digest fluctuating quotes. Stocks such as Nickel and Tex corporations display varied percentages amid a broad list of names including Phillips Postum Pullman and Westinghouse.
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I. M-M
Nickel
Standard Otl
Standard Oil of
Indiana
Stocks Move Up As Pools Trade
New York July 16. High call money restrained speculation yet stocks rose irregularly as pool activity provided support. U S Steel hit a new high after a director meeting while Republic Ludlum and Crucible gained. Some rail players fell back amid profit taking though Atlantic Coast Line and others reached new highs. Major gainers included Detroit Diesel and American Locomotive with several others advancing on turnover near 4,000 shares.
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NW York
U. S. Steel Common
U.S. Steel
Republic
Ludium and Crucible
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Atchison
Union Pacific
St. Paul
New York Gentral
Atlantic Coast Line
Lackawanna
Kansas City Southern
Flaischmann
Detroit Moison
Ingersoll Brand
American Locomotive
Montgomery Ward
American Gan
Aljed Chmical
General Electric
Commercial Investment Trust
Brooklyn Union
Deweer Tank Wagon Fire Wrecks Vehicle Near Lake Kampeska
Roy Stewart of Watertown suffered critical burns after a tank wagon skidded on loose gravel, overturned near Federal Highway 212 by Lake Kampeska, and burst into flames. He crawled from the cab and escaped, though badly burned, with his lower legs and feet spared. Nearby telephone poles were burned as the blaze roared through the wreck.
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Watertown
Roy Stewart
Lake Kampeska
Stewart
Tax Payers 60 Before Auditor
The county auditor held a busy session today as tax payers appeared to explain why their mortgage declarations for tax assessments did not match the county mortgage records. Those unable to prove ownership of listed mortgages face an additional 5 percent assessment on top of the regular tax.
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Board ‘of County Commissioners
Women Enter Court On Similar Charges
Lorraine Caldwell pleaded not guilty to disturbing the good order and peace of the city. Judge Longstatt granted a jury trial. bonds set at 250 dollars. Sylvia Dethlefalso faced the same charge and pleaded guilty. released on 25 dollar bond.
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Lorraine Caldwell
George Ee “Longstatt
Sylvias Dethlef
New Leader of Harvester Firm
Herbert F. Perkins is named the new chief executive of International Harvester, succeeding Alexander Legge who resigns to chair President Hoover's new farm board after 27 years in Harvester leadership.
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Herbert F. Perkins
International Harvester Company
Harvester Company
Alexander Legge
Hoover
New Farm Board
Medical Licenses Examined by South Dakota Board
Rapid City hosts July examinations for medical licenses with six seeking first time license by examination and ten by reciprocity. Board members include Dr. A C Clark president and Dr. N T Owen. Dr. P B Jenkins absent on official business. Examinations conclude Wednesday evening. Towne notes 37,340,000 telephone calls in 1928.
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Rapid City
South Dakota
State Board of Health
Ww. W. Towne
A. B. Bostrum
De-Smet
Epidenialogy
Board of Health
A. CG. Glark
Watertown
FERB
Kenaston
Bonésteis
N. T. Owen
P. B. Jenkins
Waubay
Minneapolis
Girl Pursues Naturalization Amid National Service Questions
A Lima Ohio inquiry records Martha Jane, a nurse, defending national defense while seeking citizenship. The interview touches on loyalty and duty as she contemplates naturalization, echoing stories of resilience and personal resolve in a wartime era.
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Martha Jane
Lima
Ohio
National Defense
sace-Lorrainr
Residents denounce state posture after North Platte incident
Citizens in North Platte NSB express outrage at state officials for their stance after a Saturday racial disturbance linked to the killing of a policeman by two Negro assailants who later committed suicide. Hol Kelso states no violence occurred and authorities managed the crowd, condemns unauthorized expulsions, and notes many Negroes have returned without threats.
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North Platte
Nsb
Hol Kelso
Chamber of Commerce
Megro
Itelso
Kelso
Associated Press
Plans for S D Home Beautification Far Hawaii
Honolulu chamber manager John A Hamilton lauds the South Dakota booklet Beautifying the Home Grounds by AC Ford State College as well written and useful for local homes. A large batch of booklets was distributed to chamber members and recognized by the national chamber. Many inquiries about home beautification have come to the Huron office.
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Honolulu
South Dakota
Hawaii
Letty O'Doun Reaches 400 Hit Milestone in Phils Batting
Letty O'Doun, praised by Jonn McGraw, has been a bright star in the Phillies batting order. He recently hit the 400 mark, highlighting continued strong performance for the team.
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Letty O'Doun
Jonn McGraw
Beverly O'Brien to Appear at Young People's Conference
Miss Beverly O'Brien a Highmore soloist and music appreciation instructor will present a 11 30 AM vocal program at the Presbyterian church chapel during the Young People's conference opening at Huron college. Delegates and summer term students will hear her perform the state YY Gc L song recently honored in Chicago. The conference led by Rev W J Gell with assistants Rev J A Irwin and Mrs W S Southmayd runs through Sunday with a full instructor team on site.
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Beverly O’brien
Highmore
Presbyterian Church
Huron College
Miss O'Brien
Department of Public Instruction
Chicago
W. J. Gell
Mountain Iron
Minn
Tie
J. A. Lrwin
Britton
W. 5S. Southmayd
Bigelow
Travelogue at Lions Club by Huron attorney
T M Simmons, Huron attorney, gave a travelogue of his trip through the southern states at the Lions Club noon luncheon today. He described places famous for their historical significance and included a violin solo by Miss Ficlen Bandy with piano accompaniment by Miss Edith Deland.
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T. M. Simmons
Lions Club
Ficlen -Bandy
Edith Deland
Imperial Marriage Arrangements Highlight Yet To Be Weds
In Tokyo reports on royal matchmaking outline that Princes Chichida and Takamatsu followed differing paths to engagement. Takamatsu met Princess Kitake Tokugawa for the first time at the Empress Dowager Sadako’s palace with a tea gathering, gifting sea bream lobster and halibut as ceremonial betrothal tokens. The marriage is planned for spring 1939.
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Tokyo
Japan
Chichida
Setsuko Matsudair
Takamatsu
Kitake Tokugawa
Truck driver dies after gas truck blaze in Watertown
Roy Stewart of Watertown, an oil truck driver, was burned when his gasoline tank caught fire after the rig left the road into a ditch. He crawled free from the burning wreck but died at the hospital later in the afternoon. His clothing burned off before aid reached him.
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Poltowing Gar
Watertown
Roy Stewart
Stewart
China Eyes Air Lines As Path to Unified Nation
July 17 report from Shanghai notes nationalist government pushing aviation to link far flung China. New York Aviation Exploration contract with American operation to open routes from Nanking to Canton by September 35, with planes and pilots US-based until Chinese crews trained.
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Shanghai
China
Nanking
Neue King
Aviation Iexporation Incorporated
New York
Corliss
Taykow
Peking
Canton
Carte Blanche
al’ Mail
Gov
Maj
William B. Robertson
Curtiss-Robertson Airs Plane Company
St. Louis
Roland Ri Ears
Aviation Exploration Incorporated
heHeves
Path Chinese
4Unan
Kweichow
Wangsi
Yunnan
North West China
Hankow
Peping
Orphan Calf’s Rescue Tops County Butterfat Record
A small boy’s whim saved an orphan calf at birth, enabling it to top Grundy County butterfat records in May at Trenton Missouri. The event highlights a remarkable animal feat and local agricultural achievement.
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Phize
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Huron Yard
Leghorn
Huron Dairy Market
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Coicago
Winneapolis
Swift & Co
Alaron
Weron Grain Market
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Speitz
Duluth
Tuesiday
Deluth
Dewer
Connecticut
Lippo Gerini
Italy
Madelyn Poli
New Haven
Sylvester Z
Pol
Towans
Wusband
Coop
North’ Platte
S. D
Mark
Hetty Ooul
Beverly O'Brien
Travelogue
Ghouse
AIR Lines Ishs
Junkers
Junkker
Baron von Huenefeld
Hermann Woehl
James Fitzmaurice
Atlantic
Feng Yu-hsiang
Onan
Capenons
Gagnon
Old Not Bank of Huran Blan
City Loans
Payiyen
Ask Toy Farm
Koepp Blo South Dakgta SE Urites Company
Sec’y
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