Market News Sioux City Livestock and New York Produce
Sioux City cattle and sheep markets report 2,500 calves 109, yearlings strong, stockers scarce, vealers and hogs active. bids mixed with top around 9.25 per cwt for heavy hogs, scattered sales up to 10.75 for long fed yearlings. New York Produce notes butter steady at 12.77, eggs mixed colors steady, poultry and bras prices listed. Minneapolis flour lower with patents at 3.25 to 3.90 a barrel.
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Sioux City
C. S. Dept
New York
Hennery
Minneapolis
Chicago
L. S. Dent
Somman
Chaien
Sioux Crry
Leghorn
Leghorn Springs
Sioux Falls Livestock Markets and Prices Across Regions
Sioux Falls marché reports show hogs around 7.25 to 8.35 per cwt, cattle higher by 25, and sheep about steady. Chicago and St Paul listings note hogs active up to 9.85, cattle mixed with high weight ranges, and varied prices for sows and vealers. Sioux Falls totals include poultry and butterfat values and egg quotes for Wednesday.
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Sioux Falls
Chicago Produce Wednesday Poultry and Butter Totals
Chicago reports Wednesday markets with live poultry counts and butter prices. Poultry stock includes fowls and broilers across several categories, with turkeys and geese noted alongside spring ducks. Butter and creamery figures show steady premiums and graded firsts, while eggs and potatoes appear with assorted receipts and totals reported by the market.
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Sioux Falls
Leghorn Springs
Chicago
Armour Sales Show Advance at Stockyards in Huron
Armour market advanced Tuesday with all classes up, receipts near 750. Quotations ranged across weight classes from 140 to over 300 pounds, with top prices around 8.60 and 9.00 per hundredweight for heavy packs, and good to rough packers noted. Representative sales Tuesday included butchers and various weight brackets.
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Armour Stockyards
Huron
Armour Market
Good Packers
Rough Packers
Produce Markets An Auron Poultry And Eggs
Auron Poultry And Eggs, operated by Back Brothers in Flinn, reports steady market activity with supply levels and pricing following regional demand. Local distributors note consistent shipments and stable consumer interest in fresh poultry and eggs from the fledgling market.
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AURON
Back Brothers
Flinn
Grain futures report from Minneapolis and Duluth markets
Market notes detail carlot grain ranges and cash close figures for July 29. Wheat and durum values appear for No 1 hard spring dark northern amber durum and mixed, with corn oats rye barley and flax quoted. Cabot, Minneapolis and Duluth figures highlight bid ranges, delivery months, and on track arrivals through July.
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Minneapolis
Duluth
Chicago
Huron Grain Market
Lewer
North
Montana
Wheat Futures Plunge Lower in Minneapolis Trade
Wheat futures opened steady in Minneapolis on July 29 with initial support from good cables, then rallied on corn strength before slipping to new lows as Winnipeg fell. July down about 1 percent, September and December futures lower, cash wheat demand steady though uneven. Oats and flax mixed. rye weak early but joined wheat gains later. cash markets showed strong old wheat demand but quiet new wheat activity.
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Minneapolis
Winnipeg
Bears Hold Off in Merchandising Stock Market Report
New York trading showed bear pressure in merchandising and rail issues as losses appeared across many sectors. The session reflected light volume with about 1.79 million shares. notable declines hit Safeway Stores, Gillette, and Bethlehem Steel while General Motors and Dupont offered some support.
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New York
Bears
Commission House
First & Roads
Junn
Wall Street
Standard Statistics Co
General Motors
Dupont
Padie
U. S. Steel
General Electric
Coca Cola
Eastman
Roch Island
Union Pacific
Atchison, Atlant Coast Line
Southern
Louisville
Nashville
Safeway
Gillette
Bethlehem Steel
American Can
American Telephone
Westinghouse
American Power and Light
Johns Manville
Revolt Rising as Viet Nam Nationalists and Communists Unite
In French Indochina, the Viet Nam Quoc Dan Dang and the Viet Nam Dan Dang join against French rule. Officials blame the alliance for uprisings. nearly 10 lives lost and hundreds wounded, including five Europeans. Rebels, armed after uniting with nationalists, attack Vinh-Longy near Saigon. Leaders urge tax resistance and mass arrests.
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Hanoi
Vinh-Longy
Saigon
Cementum
Unclear ledger of listed firms and figures
A dense OCR fragment lists numerous company names and percentages or numeric codes, including Nash Mirs 30 percent, NY NH & H 107 percent, North Pac TS at Packard 1544, Tex Pa Ld Tr 23, US Steel 26744, Woolworth 594, and others, with varied trailing figures. The text resembles a market or stock-yard record lacking coherent narrative or context.
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Nash
Willys
Woolworth
Tariff law study boosts farmer gains under 1930 act
Washington analysis by the American Farm Bureau Federation finds that new tariff rates raise unprocessed agricultural products 51.6 percent above 1922 levels, with Secretary Hyde predicting a net $102 yearly gain for farmers. The article contrasts unprocessed versus first processed forms, noting shifts in average rates and subsidies to agriculture versus industry.
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Washington P
American Farms Bureau Federation
Hyde
Eleven Air Derby Pliers Start Return
Eleven all American derbyists began the return trip to Detroit from Metropolitan Airport Los Angeles on July 29 led by Lee Gehlbach of Little Rock Arkansas the elapsed time leader. Gehlbach departed at 10 01 central standard time for Ogden Utah with planned intermediate stop in Las Vegas Nevada Herman Hamer of La Salle Illinois followed next at 6 02 a m with subsequent one minute gaps to Lowe Bay- Yess of Cleveland Charles Meyers of Cleveland and Henry Ogden of Blewood.
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Metropolitan
Los Angeles
Detroit
Lee Gehlbach
Little Rock
Ark
Gehlbach
Ogden
Utah
Las Vegas
Nevada
Herman Hamer
la Salle
One Of First White Children Dies At 71
Mary Ann Stanage 71 of Mission Hill dies in Yankton hospital. Born near Fort Pierre in 1859 she and her brother John were among the first white children born in Dakota territory. The family moved to the James River area by ox team in 1859, becoming early settlers.
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Yankton
Mary Ann Stanage
Mission Hill
Dakota
Britain
John Stanage
Territory
Miss Stanage
Fort Pierre
Wear
Jaimes River
Science To Study Climates Of Past
Washington On the station of the polar sea Sverdrup Arctic explorer hopes to find a climate history of the top of the world. Chief scientist of a proposed submarine expedition from Spitzbergen to Alaska he says soil samples from the sea floor should reveal climatic changes for the last 104000 years or more due to slow sedimentation. A three foot tube with detachable weight will reach the bottom with possible three mile plummet. Sonic depth Ander will map bottom relief as the submarine moves under the ice. A Meinesz gravity device will shed light on sea gravitation. Currents, temperature, salinity at great depths will be studied to form a comprehensive picture of North Atlantic circulation and its effect on weather and fish habitat. Sverdrup says complete knowledge of currents will make life safer and easier.
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Washington
H. A. Sverdbny
Sir Hubert Wilkins
Spitzbergen
Alaska
Sverdrup
Sverdrun
Population drift to cities boosts farm output says study
The American Research Foundation reports farm population declines but output rises as machinery and efficiency improve. Between 1900 and 1929 farm workers per acre dropped while production surged, with 11,500 trucks in 1912 growing to about 200,000 by 1929 and near one million on farms today. The projection estimates 159 million Americans by 1950 fed by fewer farmers than in 1850.
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Frank WV
Weller
Associated Press
Washington
American Research Foundation
United States
Delars Perman
Parsons Pays Three Five-Dollar Fines in Court
Parsons paid three five-dollar fines in municipal court yesterday for failing to stop at an arterial highway speeding and not stopping for an officer. He denied driving the car at the alleged times saying he was at Lake Byron and claimed someone moved the car. City attorney John P. Saver appeared for the city. the motorcycle officer could not identify the driver, but the license matched Parsons' car.
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Parsons
Lake Byron
John P. Saver
Cotton Revue Show Boosts Baton Rouge Cotton Products
Baton RougeBusiness and Professional Women's club staged a Cotton Revue to boost local cotton goods. Attendees wore outfits crafted from southern cottons including nets organzas and voiles. The program featured southern melodies and dances opening with a reading of The Cotton Blossom by a singer dressed as a cotton ball.
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Baton Rouge
Mail rewards for aiding Elk Point gang pursuit
South Dakota Bankers Association authorized mailing checks totaling 1000 to three Elk Point men and seven Sioux City men for aiding in the capture of Johnny Elliott, the lone bandit. Checks included 300 to George Palmey and Carroll Lewison, who assisted after following Elliott toward Custerville. Sheriff Slocum of Sioux City organized the raid with local detectives. he receives 200, with 200 shared among Sioux City officers and detectives. Authorities cited were Elk Point officials W. Willis, H. Taft, and Lawrence Authier.
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Elk Point
Sions
South Dakot
Bank of
A. J. Galahan
Miller
Prop
George A. Storing
Bye Point
Slocum
Ux City
Sioux City
Elliott
Thomas Farley
Burt Luke
Paul Mumert
Joe Young
Phvlius Myres
Dewey Londeck
W. When
Mide ‘Pon
Heoitipesas
Willis
H. TL
Taft
Lawrence Authier
Progressives to Meet in Fairgrounds in Huron
Robin n Dawdell of Forestbury sponsors insurgent gathering at State Fair grounds for a so called progressive convention planned for Thursday and Friday. He clarified no ticket will be seminated and no county tickets will include progressive candidates unless aligned with their platform. Dowdell urged retirement of two current congressmen, saying Carl Gunderson could defeat A Christopherian in the Gest district.
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Huron
Robinn
Dawdell
Forestbury
State Fair Grounds
Oh Party
Dowdell
Carl Gunderson
Mitchell
Movernor
A. Christopherian
Gest
Line Up Program For Augustana Day Fete
A mixed chorus from Minneapolis directed by Prof. D. A. Tromsland will headline the Augustana day program at Lake Madison on August 3, with a Saturday evening concert. Richard Hanson, from this year’s class, will perform vor solos. Augustana marimba players, band, and Palmer Larson of the 1928 class will lead instrumental and group singing selections.
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Madison
Minneapolis
D. A. Tromsland
Augustana College
Lake Madison
Richard Hanson
Palmer Larson
Gurney plan to spread gas sales nationwide announced
D B Gurney president of the Gurney Sred and Nursery company says a wide expansion of the gas program will start immediately. Gurney product priced at 33 cents plus tax. Each station to be individually owned and operated, purchases centralized through the Gurney company, with radio advertising planned. Stations across several states to join, while four old-line firms hold price and await instructions.
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Tanraum
Gurney
D. B. Gurney
Gurney Sred and Nursery Company
Charles Gurney
Gurney Company
South
North Dakota
Minesoty
Neka
Willie
Minnesota House Member Dies From Heat Wave
Washington July 29 Charles Br. Davis longtime U S representative from Minnesota's third district died today due to heat. He is survived by son Major Russel H Davis of the Marine Corps and daughter Mrs Isabella Pehie of California. He will be buried in St Peter Minnesota.
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Minnesota
Washington
Charles BR. Davis
Hussell Hi. Davis
Marine Corps
Isabella Pehie
California
St Peter
Minn
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