Sioux City Livestock Market Reports and Prices
Sioux City cattle and hog markets show varied activity with calves and yearlings steady to firm and feeders steady, hogs slow with limited action, and cattle ranges from top finisher prices to lower cutters across multiple markets. Sioux Falls and Chicago reports mirror mixed demand, with hogs easing and cattle steady to higher, and produce and grains prices fluctuating in regional trade.
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Sioux City
S. Dept. Agr
Sioux Falls
St Paul
ST. Pault
Montana
Chicago
CU. S. Dept
Gtr Rangers
Produce totals from Mitchell market report
Mitchell market notes list various produce categories with weights and prices including hens, Leghorn hens, springs, old roosters, and fresh eggs. The fragmented text references quantities such as over 5 lbs and under 4 lbs with prices and several farm terms, plus a Sioux Falls insert date.
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Chicago
Poultry Eggs and Butter Market Report
Markets report from Hur on and SUEON with Buck Brothers listing poultry eggs and dairy items. Heavy spring weights and egg sizes priced, including Leghorn and specific egg numbers and packages though many words are garbled.
Wheat Futures Climb Steadily Amid Trade News
Minneapolis market report shows wheat futures opening strong and closing higher on September 10. September wheat up 74 cents, December up 58 cents, and May up 434 cents. rye and flax futures also firm with good commission-house buying. Corn opened firm but rallied then retraced. oats and barley mixed. cash corn quiet to fair, oats improving, durum weak.
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Minneapolis
Gary
Minneapolis Prices Show Mixed Grain Close and Range
Minneapolis price report details cash close and futures for wheat, corn, rye, flax and durum. Notes include No. 1 dark northern wheat around mid 80s to 90s with varying protein and durum grades, and nearby futures for Duluth and Huron markets. Carrot grain ranges and weekly range data are also listed for reference.
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Minneapolis
Meinneapolis
Bullish Market Movement Continues In Early Trading
New York, Sept 10. Cheered by improved business stats, professionals push the market higher for the fifth straight day while the public remains wary. Gains cover most groups including manufacturing and merchandising issues with a firmer tone overall.
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New York
Avavst
Bureau of Railway Economics
Uly
Delmesey
Local Biscuit Brands Featured In Radio Spotlight
A broad assortment including Buck and General Electrr were highlighted in a radio segment. The program noted a two point or more variation in product placement and audience reception.
Market Quotes and Stock Listings From Historic Ledger
A dense list of stock prices and percent changes for steel, oil, rail, and tech firms. Major names include Anaconda Armco Armour Chryler General Electric General Motors Texas Corp United Fruit Westinghouse and Studebaker with varied gains and losses.
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Chem & Dye
Allis Chal
Am Can
Car & Foy
Enternte
Am Sug
Am T & 1
Anaconda
Armoeur
Armour
Atchison
Ath Coast
Bal
Ohio
Beatrice
Crept
Beth Steel
Can Pre
Cerri de Pas
CM St P & Ppt
C & NW
CRL& FP
Chrysler
Colo Fuel
Col G & E
Con Gas
Brug Inc
Brie
Texai
Gen Elec
Gen. Mirs
Homestake
Houston Oil
Hudson
Uk-Cent
Com Eng
Int Bary
Int Nickel
Intt & T
Kennecott
Kroger
Louis & Nash
Mack
KK & T
Mo Pac
Monty Ward
Nash Mirs
Nat Cash
NY Central
NH & H
North West
Nor Amer
Worth Pac
Packard
Pan Am
Par Fam
St Ohony al
Stew-Warn
Studebakery
Texax Corp
Tex Pac
Curb L08E Notes Ambiguous Stock Market Mentions
Fragmentary field notes mention First Bank Stock Bancorporation and ASG listings with obscure figures. The readable items reference Minneapolis stocks and a 2644 figure, but lack clear context or actions.
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Minneapolis
Bild Ask Close
First Bank Stock Bancorporation
ASG
Bank Bandit Begins Jail Term in Sioux City
A bank robber captured with accomplices and wounded in a firefight was sentenced for the crime. The trio faced charges after a two week chase and are now serving prison terms. Local authorities credited officers for their swift capture and the successful trial.
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Ey Jim. Klein
Cerond
Dedication of Pioneer Building at State Fair Grounds
HR El Bowdett of Artesian and Henry W Leith of Sioux Falls will preside and speak at the Pioneer Building dedication on Thursday at 2 38 PM near the Women’s building. The event, organized by the Grand Army of the Republic and state pioneers, honors early South Dakota development with remarks by Alice Pickler Faulkton and others.
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EL Bowdett
Artesian
South Dakota
Fionect
Grand Army of the Republic
Pioneers
Henry W. Leith
Sioux Falls
Company EL
77Th Infantry
Smith
Huron
Mr. Dowdell
Alice Pickler
Faulkton
W. RC
Mentheer
Phillips, Anna, Spillet
Coral Frank
Town Legion Meet Concludes With Officers Named
Town Legion meet concludes as Maurice Cahill of Cedar Rapids is named commander and Charles S. McKinetey Witsvise commander. Extherville William Deming vice commander and William Fath-Rea Glenwood serve as vice commanders in the ceremony.
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City
A Maurice
Cahill
Cedar Rapids
Charles S. McKinetey
Wits Vise
William Deming
Therville
William Fath- Rea
Glenwood
Vie
Corn Crop Shrinks in Drought Driven U S Report
The Agriculture Department's monthly crop report cuts the year’s corn forecast to 1 892 765 000 bushels from 2 211 823 000 last month with last year at 2 614 907 000. Durum wheat and all wheat projections rise slightly while other crop figures show varied changes amid drought effects.
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Washington
Department
Agriculture
Baby care at Y W C A rest room wins praise
Mrs G L Barnes superintendent reports 29 babies cared for Tuesday at the Y W C A rest room for mothers with small children. The new facility beside the Strate Pair fairgrounds is expected to be permanent. Children under six may be left with feeding schedules and formulas for infants under one year in the rest room south of the women’s building.
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G.L. Barnes
Convene For Normal Institute Opens Two Day Meeting
The Beadle county normal institute opens with about 200 teachers attending the first day. Lecturers include B B McClaskey of Huron D C Mills of Pierre and Mrs Grace Truax of Sioux Yala. Mills leads the meeting. Afternoon programs feature Mrs Truax on Hand Work with Materials at Hand and Mrs McCluskey on State Chorus prep.
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Tusic
Milla
The
Institute
Amy. Radcliffe
Benefit for Patricia Harmon in Chicago boxing show
A charity boxing card in Chicago aims to raise funds for four year old Patricia Harmon, Paddy Harmon’s daughter, after his fatal auto crash. Promoter bets on a $50,000 gate with marquee bout Tony Canzoneri versus Billy Petrolle, as former champion Al Singer fights Jimmy M fit in New York.
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Chicago
Paddy
Harmon
Patricia
Stadium Corporation
Tony Canzoneri
Billy Petrolia
al Singer
Jimmy Mi
New York
Canzoneri
Singer
Petrolle
National Rifle Meet Opens At Camp Perry
Members from 109 rifle teams prepared Friday as the national rifle team match began at Camp Perry Ohio. The event spans Friday and Saturday marking the finale of three weeks of shooting with ceremonies for a letter from President Hoover to Sergeant R L Speers and winner Foyt Cook. Salvatore Bartletti of Jersey City won the individual life match with 290 of 300.
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Camp Perry
Perry
Hoover
Sergt
R. L. Speers
U.S. Infantry
Foyt Cook
Neb
Sergi
Salvatore Bartletti
Jersey City
18Th Infantry
New Jersey
Forsythe asks terms for surrender in Lingle case
James Forsythe seeks to surrender after a tentative photo match to Jake Lingle's killer. He negotiates with the state’s attorney and demands police protection, attorney presence, freedom or murder charges, and a health clearance within 24 hours, while avoiding Judge Lyle. The state’s attorney has not yet agreed to Forsythe’s conditions.
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Forsythe
John H Lyle
Collision on Third Street Delays Traffic Near Fairgrounds
Traffic on Third Street between the fairgrounds and downtown was halted last night after a collision between a car driven by George Thorkildsen of Huron and another by Ed Hinz of De Smet between Illinois and Ohio avenues. Both vehicles were badly damaged. no injuries reported. Passengers in the De Smet car were Curtis Warner and Harry Driver.
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Third Street
Fairgrounds
George Thorkildsen
Huron
Ed Hinz
de Smet
Illinois
Ohio
Curtis, Warner
Harry
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