Sioux City and Chicago Livestock Figures Reported
Livestock market notes from Sioux City Chicago St. Paul and Minneapolis show cattle hogs and sheep trade activity. Hogs top around 10.65 to 11.10 at Chicago and Sioux City with steady to higher tendencies. cattle varied with weight classes and stockers mixed. sheep demand steady with lambs around 13.75 to 14.26 in Minnesota and Illinois markets.
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Sioux City
Chicago
U. S. Dept
St. Paul
Minn
U. S&s
Produce Markets Hunon Poultry Butter Eggs a Dalliby Swift Co
Local market report lists Hunon Poultry Butter Eggs among items traded by Dalliby Swift Company. Prices and quantities vary by day with occasional bulk deals. Market observers note steady demand across wholesale and retail channels.
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Hunon Poultry
Dalliby Swift & Co
Wheat prices take advance in Minneapolis market report
Wheat prices advanced and closed strong in Minneapolis trading on June 26, with reports of heavy rains and deteriorating volume. Oats and rye showed light demand, barley steady, and flax softer. durum and winter wheat remained in fair to good demand.
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Minneapolis
Sac
Market closes at new highs as rails utilities lead
Broad market advance lifts railroad and public utility stocks to new year and longer highs. Industrial average nears year’s top while oils and copper lag on outlook fears. Wright aeronautical and Curtiss surge. International Telephone North American American Power and Light and Public Service of New Jersey push gains.
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New York
Indus
Wright Aeronautical
Curtis
Curtiss
International Telephone
North American Company
American Power and Light
Public Service of New Jersey
American Waterworks
Standard Gas and Electric
American Telephone
Auburn Motors
General Electric
Dupont
Worthington Pump
American Tobacco
Borden, Johns, Manville
New Port Company
Vanadium
Republic
U. S. Steels and Hudson
Pere Marquette
Atchison, Norfolk and Western
Delaware
Hudson
de Saale
General Motors
Greene Cananea
Calumet
Arizona
Closing Quotations All Chem and Allis Chal in Play
The item references closing quotations for All Chem location 319 and Allis Chal 265 noting final bid figures.
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All Chem & D
Allis Chal
Stock price table fragment with numerous company codes
A dense list of corporate tickers and percentages appears, covering companies across industries such as oil, steel, automotive, utilities, and transportation. The fragment resembles a historical market sheet or index snapshot with numerous abbreviations and numeric indicators.
Standard Oil of Indiana closes at 55 percent on market
Standard Oil Indiana on the car market closed at 55 percent, reflecting activity in the stock market for the company.
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Standard Oil
IND
Standard Oil of
Indiana
Five testify in trial of Tinsley in Cheyenne reservation theft
Five government witnesses testified in U S district court as C B Tinsley and four co defendants faced theft of horses charges on the Cheyenne Indian reservation. Evidence showed hides and bones sold from Tinsley and ties to horses from various witnesses with brands identified.
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Dick Thomason
Harry Atwater
Hersey Helm
Sturgis
Pat Morrison
Mobridge
Olaf Hiden
United States
South Dakota
Byron Payne
U. S
Lutheran World Convention Opens in Copenhagen
The Lutheran churches of the world gathered for their second world convention in Copenhagen. Reported attendance and organizational scope highlight the global reach of the church.
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New York
Copenhagen
Lutheran Church Statistics Highlight Vast Membership and Reach
Rev. G L Kieffer of the National Lutheran council reports 81 million adherents, about half of Protestantism. U S and Canada Lutherans total 1 885 ministers 15 587 congregations 4 234 908 baptized 2 802 799 confirmed 2 379 886 communicants 16 756 Sunday schools 121 758 officers 1 281 675 pupils with congregational property valued at 320 977 011 dollars.
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G. L. Kieffer
National Lutheran Council
United States
Canada
Army vacates Camp Huron after two weeks of maneuvers
The first battalion of the 109th Engineers completed encampment at the State Fair grounds in Huron with Reveille at 4 30 a m and a special train carrying Company A Madison Company B and the medical detachment Brookings departed for home stations. The rear detachment cleared ground of equipment and wires while transports ferried gear and personnel to Aberdeen and Mitchell. Col J L Lewis praised the training schedule as the unit headed to Rapid City with the second battalion, with next year’s encampment location still undecided. The 147th Field Artillery may join Rapid City for Black Hills firing operations next year.
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Camp Huron
109Th Wneffneers
State Fair Grounds
Ithiselty
Madison
Brookings
Huron
Aberdeen
J. L. Lewis
Rapid City
109Th Engineers
147Th Field Artillery
Mitchell
Black Hills
Western Union Opens New Office in Lyric Building
The Western Union Telegraph company moves to a newly designed first floor office in the Lyric Amusement building east of the National Bank of Hur. A switch of 28 wires at 8 pm caused brief duplex wire trouble but was repaired today. By Saturday all installations and checks should be complete. Automatic tickers are planned for January 1, with manager Bauer and two operators to Fremont for training.
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The
Western Union Telegraph Company
Lyric Amusement Company
National Bank of Huron
J. S. Bauer
Western Union
Bauer
Royal Hotel
C. F. Freske
H. W. Strobel J
Fremont
Near
Northwest Man to Head Farm Board
Washington announces a Northwestern banker or business leader is likely to head the federal farm board with further name announcements expected this week. President Hoover has not confirmed specific individuals or positions.
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Northwest
Washington
Federal Farm Board
White House
Hoover
Thas
Beadle County Pioneer Dies at Home Near Huron
Worthington Ross of Beadle County died at a Huron hospital at 1 AM. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 2:30 PM at Kinyon chapel with Rev. A. S. Carlson officiating. Burial in Riverside beside his wife who died March 17, 1929. Pallbearers include John Niblo, George Sherman, L. E. McIlvaine, Albert Wagner, Cliff Sheppard, and Seayler Peet. Surviving: son Dan Ross on the farm and daughter Mrs J C Opperud of F&F Ar EO, IN.
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Worthington Ross
Huron
Kinyon Chapel
A.S. Carlson
First Congregational Church
Riverside Cemetery
Ross
John Niblo
George Sherman
L. E. McIlvaine
Albert Wagner
Cliff Sheppate
Seayler Peet
Waynesburg
Ohio
South Dakota
Wilks Lodge
Woodmen Lodge
Alpena
Newark Outfielder Injures Two in Series
Jerry Titzgerald of Newark, outfielder, hit a liner that injured pitcher Hollingsworth’s right hand and slid into second, injuring Joe Benes’ ankle during a recent series.
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Jerry Titzgerald
Newark
Hollingsworth
Joe Benes
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U. 8
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East Shore Virginia
Wisconsin
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M:k & YT
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N& W
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Pan Am
St Oil NJ
St Off
Stew-Warn
Studebaker
Tex Corp
Tex Pad Tr
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U Carbide
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Wabash
Western UN
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Woolworth
Tinsley
Post
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Pillsburys
Ae “White
Oma
Frankfurter
Western
EMI
Ira V
Minner
Evangelist
E. W. Courier
Ninth & Dakota South
Rowan
Ustererrensretg
HOLT
Tere
Harry D. Williams
Glen Wishard
C. F. Utecht
Stern Material Co. ‘Sales
Magia
South’ Dakota
KSCO
Beadle County
W. Ross
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