Market News Briefs from Sioux City and Surrounding Markets
Market items report Armour receipts and local quotations unavailable due to market yard status. Sioux City and Chicago price ranges for cattle calves hogs and sheep are listed with steady to mixed moves, including bulk bids and regional shipping figures, plus poultry and dairy notes from Huron and Chicago markets.
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Armour & Co
Navn
Nurou Yard
Sioux City
L. S. Agy
Pockius
Chlemo
Chales
Iie
Comrad
Modi
Tyce
Savorday Quotations Wheat Market Mixed in Friday Session
Wheat futures finished the week 1 4? higher for December amid end of week selling. Oats and flax moved with wheat while barley and rye showed gains. Cash wheat improved with some cheaper grades up 5 cents in two days and winter wheat tone strengthening. Carlot ranges posted for No 1 dark northern and other grades in Minneapolis.
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Minnerlolis
Jarley
Yuron Grain Market No
Minneapolis
Commodity prices and grain quality notes from market listing
A fragmentary market bulletin lists assorted crops and prices including wheat at 39, amber durum 1.80, flax No.1 2.32 2.97, red corn and yellow corn variants, and various percentages for protein and other metrics. The text reads like a warehouse or exchange sheet with item codes and per unit values.
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Eapolis
Lassa
Market Summary From Duluth Commodities News
A scrambled OCR clipping reports prices for wheat and durum grains with mentions of No 1 amber durum and No 1 red wheat. The text lists cash close figures and various commodity codes, but contains garbled terms and unclear dates. The fragment hints at Saturday trading in Duluth with no cohesive article context.
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Duluth
House Of Madison To Be Restored As National Center
Washington D C September 3 CP Dennon announces the House Of Madison will be restored and developed as a national center of architecture. The project, costing 600000, will be undertaken by the Awa Institute of Architects under D Everett Waid of New York, chair of the building committee. The Octagon, built in 2300 as Lee's home for George Washington’s circle, will be restored to its original condition as far as possible.
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Washington
Dennon
Histone
Whic
Mikison
National Center of Architecture and Allied Dirta
Costinis
Awa Institute of Architects
D. Everett Waid
New York
Institute
Lee
George Washington
Golf Earnings Report Highlights Pro Golfers Career Totals
The article notes professional golfers Nes Poll and caddies Johney Farrell and Gene Saracen in Westchester earning more than $109,000 each before age 20. It underscores rising earnings and early success among top players in the circuit.
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Johney Farrell
Gene Saracen
Westhester
Galle
California and Coast Stars Face Rough 1929 Lineups
California and Stanford preview a reshaped 1929 lineup with losses and returns. Southern California must replace five regulars while Stanford fields 13 letter winners and California the most returning letters. The piece lists key players, positions, and upcoming battles for spots on the backfield and line.
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Ctalifornia
Bhs
Copan
Caloonia
Stanford
California
Jesse Hibbs
Charley Bporel
Don Wiljlares
Lloyd Thomas
George Dye
Alabama Alp
Howard Jones
Capraln Barragar
Jesse Mortensen Locmns
Warner
Pay
Ull Aud Safiman Lae
Toh Sims
Roane Selmuan
Frank Wilton
Bod Stuts
Biff Hoffman
Alheast Bullpack
Pop
Irvine Phillips
Steve Batcroft
Frank Fitz
Charley Schmidt
Nibbs Price
Lytell
Brown
Orly Davis
Revert Norton
Ellis Thornton
Jez Kaufman
Bill McCoy
Bob Bartleee
Hillips
Lackle
Fred Schiching
Grid, Players In Buses all Of all the college men among the 400 ball players of the two major leagues
Among 400 major league players many had college careers with fewer than 40 football varsity players. The article notes 42 college men active in the majors, including Lou Gehrig, Ted Jeans, and several others across the Yankees Indians White Sox Athletics Braves Cardinals Cubs.
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Lou Gehrig
Yanks
Seweh Brothers
Indians
Ted Jeans
White Sox
Peerane
Athletics
Bourgh
George Bisler
Sioux Falls Couple Married in Canton Confectionery
In Canton on September 3 a Sioux Falls couple, John F. Norris and Mary J. Henle, were married after area officials were summoned to the Londes confectionery where they were closing. A judge and deputy clerk performed the ceremony as the store booth served as the bridal space with a phonograph playing The Wedding of the Painted Doll.
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Canton
Capid
Don Ochman
FP. J. Cooper
Midnistt
Ang
John F. Norris
Mary J. Henle
Sioux Falls
Londes
Asi
4& Booth
Warn Cities on Cherigal Wars Echo Across Munich
In Munich a Corman Society for Protection Aganttal Air Attacks debated large scale chemical warfare. Professors, military officials, and air experts warned of air threats and discussed antidotes, rapid treatment for phosgene victims, and prudent building security. A Magdeburg fire chief described firefighting tech to counteract incendiaries.
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Munich
Facta
Corman Society For Protection Aganttal
Germany
Kern
Carinthian
Carl Hegler
St. Ceorges Hospital
Hamburs
Thare
Robert Pschorr
Charlottenburg
Stein
Magdeburg
Gross!tz
Imperial Army
Manneheim-Ludwigshafen Indsige
Income on Farm Near Sixty Dollars a Week
The Bureau of Agricultural Economics estimates the average net income of the American farmer was not much above the equivalent of one dollar per day last year. The data reflect representative farms nationwide, including large and small operations, with receipts averaging 2608 from crops and livestock, expenses around 1815, and a net cash return of 1090 plus home-grown value of 104, totaling about 1534 in farm returns.
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Fsrme
Department of Agriculture
Amonkt— Ig
Young Italians Return Home for Pilgrimage Vacation
Rome reports the annual pilgrimage of Italian parents' children began with 890 youngsters in the first period. By September over 11,000 will travel from Europe the United States and other regions to spend weeks at sea or mountains. Guests stay in facilities run by the Women's Fasci and the Balilla youth group. Foreign affairs and communications ministries arrange transport at no cost.
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Rome
Waiz
Europe
United States
Soviet
Russia
Dlehics
Women's Fasci
Balilia
Fascist Organization of Boys
National Organization For
Ministries of Foreign Affairs and of Communications
Farm Market Program Gains In New England
A fern marketing program sponsored by the New England council is now effective in every New England state. Passage of enabling legislation by the New Hampshire legislature and the signature of governor Tobey introduced the program to the sixth state in this region. It provides for establishment of grades and standards for firm produce and the use of special labels, including the Land Quality Label.
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New England
Boston
New England Council
New Hampshire
Tobey
Citrus Fruits Spread Into Rio Grande Valley Growth Boom
The citrus industry moves from California and Florida into the lower Rio Grande valley with grass fruit and oranges expanding. By 1929 the area had under 125000 trees, now about 3.5 million, with horticulturists predicting 1.5 million more planted this season.
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Rio Grande Arex
Brownsville
Tex
Senta
California
Florida
Bio Grande Valley
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