Livestock Markets Mixed With Declines in Several Classes
ARMOUR STOCK YARDS reports a steady market for calves and lambs with better grade cows steady and other classes 15 to 25 lower. Sows held to 4.20 top. cattle prices varied from dry fed steers 4.50 to 6.50, veal and calf ranges showing weakness. hogs near steady to lower across weights.
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Armour Stock Yards
Huron
Packers
Chicago
Sioux City
Man
U.S.C.A
South St. Paul
Weather News Boosts Wheat Futures in Near Session Close
Weather news drove early grain trading and near session gains as wheat futures climbed with July, Sept, and Dec contracts rising. Cash demand remained strong for winter and durum wheat, with oats and barley showing varied activity and flax retreating on the Minneapolis market.
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Minneapolis
Associated Press
Lew
Markets Ride and Fool Barket Patterned by Bolles & Rogers
Chicago Butter market unsettled with mixed prices across creameries. Nothings new on federal operations. supply shows varying demand and previous day stocks noted. Chicago and New York reports list butter ranges, egg activity quiet, and poultry prices mixed with regional fluctuations amid July 19 updates.
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Bolles & Rogers
Huron Hide and Metal Co
Buroa, & D
HURON
Swift & Co Awan
Butleriat
Esaeaennee SL
Chicago
New York
Grain Market Figures From Minneapolis Carlot
Minneapolis July 19 grain sale range shows wheat No 1 heavy dark northern spring at 1.15 1.16 and No 1 dark northern at 1.15 1.17 with other grades listed. Corn No 1 yellow at 61 percent.
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Minneapolis
Alaska
Juneau
Alleghany
al Chem & Dye
Allis
Barnsdall
Bendix Ay
Beth St
Borden
Briggs Mig
Byers Co
Cons Pac
Case
Gaterpil Tract
Cerro de Paseo Bra
C & O Ae
C & NW Tmcm
Stp & P Ptd
CRI & P
Chrysler
Col G & E
Colum
Curtiss Wright
Deere & Co
Deere PhD
el Pow & Lt
Firestone
Fox Film
Gen Elec
Gun Foods
Gen Motors
Gillette
Goodrich
Good
Gt Nor Ir Orects
Gt Nor Pid
Homestake
Houston Oli
Hudson
Il Cent
Jet Harvester
Int Nickel
Jonas Manville
Kelvin Mator
Kennecoth
Krespe
Kroger
Lambert
Liquid Card
Loews
Macker
Mallinson
McKess & Rob
Mo Pac
Mont Ward
Morrell
Nash
Nail Base
Natl
Nail Dairy Pr
Nail
NY Cent
NY NH & H
North Am
North Pac
Packard
Par
Penney
Penn RR
Phillips Pet
Pullman
Purity
RCA Si
Rep
United Bise
United Corp
United Fruit
United States Indus Ale
US Pipe
US Rubber
US Steel
Vanadium
Vick Chem
Warner PLC
West Union
West Elec S
Woolworth
Yellow Truck
Health Class Meets At Wilson School On Contagious Diseases
A health class led by Mrs. Elsie McMahon at Wilson School covered contagious diseases of childhood for ten women. The Wilson school hosts weekly health sessions at 2:30 PM each Wednesday, with the next two lessons focusing on diet and nutrition. Nearby, hospital notices list recent admissions and discharges, including Eunice Johnson and Karl Flowers, with the day’s casualty report noting an elderly man, Wilelany Ice, injured after a fall from a second story window with severe head trauma.
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Elsie McMahon
Wil- Son
Metals Drag Market Down On Heavy Commodity Influence
A New York stock market summary notes heavy influence from metal and commodity sectors. Major decliners include Alaska Juneau and Cerra de Pasco while Homestake Mining rallies. many blue chips and industrials slip about a point as transfers reach roughly 609,000 shares.
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Mart New
Carpenter Plans D-Ball Tourney for Girls
Carpenter sponsors announced pairings for a girls diamond ball tournament to be held Sunday. The event begins at 11 a.m. with Carpenter facing South Carpenter, the only morning game. Afternoon play features 4 p.m. Clark versus Raymond, 2 p.m. Iroquois versus Cavour, and 3 p.m. Hague versus Richland, followed by semi finals and the 7 p.m. final.
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Carpenter
Carpenter Diamond
South Carpenter
Clark
Raymond
Iroquois
Cavour
Hague
Richland
Madison Girl Wins In Radio Contest
Miss Florence Faye Newcomb of Madison won the local radio contest field of 24 entrants to become district representative for a national talent search. She receives an expense paid trip to Chicago to compete in the district event in New York August 16 and 17. The national winner earns a 13 week contract with Columbia to appear with Dick Powell in Hollywood Hotel.
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Madison
Ankton
Florence Faye Newcomb
Eastern Normal
Newcomb
R. K. Newcomb
Chicago
New York
Miss Newcomb
Debroad
Royal Academy of Dramatic Art
London
Columbia
Conttest
Dick Powell
Screen
Land Radio Star
Hollywood Hotel
Conflict Over Alabama Mill Strikes Looms Large
Reports from Huntsville show conflicting claims on the three day old textile walkout in north Alabama. Estimates of striking workers ranged from 22,000 to 113,000 as a 24 mile shutdown was recorded by an Associated Press survey. No settlement efforts were underway.
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Alabama
Huntsville
Ala
Associated Press
All Is Quiet On Front In Berlin
Berlin officials and many capital leaders are on vacation creating a quiet political scene as rumors spread despite official denials. Food supply concerns, finances, and youth job shifts to farming weigh on the outlook amid planned holidays among key officials.
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Berlin
Germany
Milwaukee Speaker Wins League Oratorical Contest
Elmer Elias of Faith Lutheran church Milwaukee won the Walther League Convention oratorical finals in Omaha Nebraska. His piece Handwriting on the Wall attracted the judges and he earns a diamond studded league pin. Frederick Holt of Buffalo placed second with Christianity and its Relations to Modern Life. Ruth Fuller from Mishawake Indiana was third. Ella Moenkmoeller of St Paul won the poetry prize and Edith Julia Backus of La Porte won the short story prize.
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Milwaukee
Omaha
Neb
Elmer Elias
Faith Lutheran Church
United States
Canada
Elias
Frederick Holt
Buffalo
Ruth Faller
Mer
Miss Fuller
Mishawake
Ind
Ella Moenkmoeller
Police Drop Connor Case
WHITE PLAINS NEW JERSEY July 1904 Police drop the disappearance case of 21 months old Robert Connor after clearing up clues. The child, recovered in a hospital and improving, was not believed kidnapped. A shoe found near the scene suggested the child’s ascent over a hedge rather than foul play.
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White Plains
N. J
Robert Connor
Robers
McQuillan
Greenburgh
Bobby
Visitation Notes From Multiple Families Across States
Mrs Margaret Wilmarth of Minneapolis visits son D P Wilmarth and daughter Mrs T J Sullivan while Glen Richards’ mother Mrs Brown of Bridgewater visits. Lot Armin family returns home after visiting Sioux Falls. Eunice Lawvelle visits from Sioux City for a week with George Irvin's family. Mr and Mrs A Houghton of Brookings attend festive events in Osceo. Harrington Jett leaves Saturday for a week in Denver. Nell Herman of Conde visits with Rev and Mrs J M Hunter's family.
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George Irvin
A. Houghton
Brooke Ings
Osceo
Bis. HD
Harrington Jett
Denver
Colo
Nell’ Herman
Conde
Army bombing planes head for Alaska refuel stop in city
Ten army bombing planes landed here en route to Alaska after a flight from Washington. They will refuel and press on to Minneapolis as the next stop. The day’s traffic marked a staging move as part of a larger expedition.
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Alaska
Dayton
Washington
Minneapolis
U S Bonds Report From New York Trade
U S government bonds closed with Liberty 34s at 104.17 and Liberty first 445 at 1008. Liberty fourth djs 10323 and fourtheds 10Leh. Treasury 4445 47 52 at 113.0. Treasury 3s 51 55 at 1031. Federal Farm Mtg 2ije at 10222. Home Downery Loan 45 1 10L.
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U.S. Bonds
New York
U. S
Liberty
Liberty First
Liberty Fourth
Treasury
Olson Takes Governorship Amid Fund Holding Denial
Washington July reports that Gov Olson took office as federal highway funds to North Dakota remained in dispute. Boykin, counsel for the Bureau of Public Roads, denied withholding funds while Highway Commissioner Frank A Vogel remained in office. Vogel was convicted of a felony with Gov Langer. Bureau said contracts were pending a determination of who is authorized to act for the administration.
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Washington
Aph
Boykin
Bureau of Public Roads
North Dakota
Frank A. Vogel
Vogel
William Langer
Ore Tax Drive in Black Hills Speech Tour
Emil Loriks, president of the South Dakota Farmers Union, travels to the Black Hills to press for an ore tax. He plans a series of speeches next week, starting in Rapid City, arguing the tax benefits the area and state. About 20,000 signatories support initiating the tax if the legislature does not act.
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South Dakota Farmers Union
Homestake
Emil Loriks
Farmers Union
Black Hills
Loriks
Rapid City
South Dakota
Lorks
Farhers Union
William Lemke
North Dakota
Congress
Lemke
Hanson Is Named Committee Head
Clarence Hanson of Watertown was named chairman of the permanent organization committee of the South Dakota Farmer Labor Economic Federation at the federation state convention opening. The group plans to place independent candidates in fields where major party nominees are not endorsed, with aims to build a new party in South Dakota next year.
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Clarence Hanson
Watertown
South Dakota Farmer Labor Economic Federation
Ent
Paul Worth
Federation
Gordon Stont
Hadeke
Oscar Brekke
Albee
R L. Brazell
Volga
W. 5. Hurd
Miller
Howard ¥. Williams
St. Paul
National League For Independent Politics Action
Stout
Kadoka
South Dakota
Ed Welsh
Madison
Darling to Recommend 30 Day Duck Season Plan
Jay N. Darling director of the Biological Survey will propose a national duck season of 30 days with optional state selection from October 1 to December 31. E. V. Willard said Darling communicated the plan in a St. Paul conference, citing drought driven waterfowl strain as the basis for the recommendation.
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Washington Range
Associated Press Forum
Ottaw
Liza
Montana
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Idasho US
Virginia
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Sioux City Proforca
Sioux Cify
Teghor Springs
Standard of Indiana
Swift & Co
National Guardsmen
San Francisco
Eunice Johnson
Wolsey
Medical
Janell Wiles
Surgies
Karl Flowers
J. J. Waldner
Ed Schmidt
Virgil
Paul Busch
Baby
Huson
Frank Coffey
Clyde Perkins
Hitchcock
Claude Swanson
Lucille Decker
Canton
Wile Lany Ice
Ice
Connor
Citizen’s Emergency Relief Committee
AAA
Foreign Commerce Department
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Olson
Ito
West River
Hanson
Permanent Organization For Farm Labor Group
Reese Elevator Inc
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