Sioux City Market News Cattle and Hogs Mixed in Early Trade
Sioux City market notes show cattle, calves, and hogs trading unevenly with beef steers and yearlings firm to higher, feeders and cows varying by weight, and hog prices softening in early rounds. Other centers like Sioux Falls and St. Paul report mixed cattle and hog activity, with lambs steady to strong in some regions and grain-fed bids fluctuating.
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Sioux City
South Dakota
St. Paul
S. Dept
Chicago
U. S
Connion
Wheat Market Tone Dims Amid Russian Selling Drag
MINNEAPOLIS Sept 22 The row raised over Russian selling in Chicago set a wet blanket on wheat here with a draggy tone after early moves. September closed lower with December and May down. Corn futures eased then rallied briefly above prior close but softened again. Oats opened weak and stayed weak. Barley opened weak and held the rally. Flax futures were down. Cash wheat of good milling quality was firm with good demand. Some high quality wheat stronger but generally draggy. Curds? rye demand improved. Overall winter wheat scarce and prices largely unchanged.
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Minneapolis
Chicago
Duluth Minneapolis Wheat and Grain Market Snippets
Minneapolis and Duluth market notes present cash and futures prices for wheat, corn, oats, barley, rye, flax, and durum varieties. Reports show No. 1 dark northern, amber durum, and mixed durum pricing, with prices and protein percentages, plus carlot ranges and Duluth cash close data for Monday September 22.
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Minneapolis
Montana
Duluth
Moy
Dee
Huron Grain Market
Huron Poultry and Dairy Market Items Listing
Market notes from Huron and Aron area suppliers list butter eggs and chicken stock. Entries include heavy springs and leghorn hens with weights and price references, provided by Buck Brothers and the Aron dairy.
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Huron
Leghorn
Auron Poulley
Buck Brothers
Aron
Stock Market Decline Dampens Wall Street Trading
NEW YORK Sept 22 Wall street showed disappointment as offerings from shorts rose slightly and liquidation of pool holdings increased. Wheat unsettled and European prices softened while no fresh trade data dampened sentiment. U S Steel and other major issues fell to new lows. market closed weak with about 2 730 000 shares traded. Secretary Lamont noted some favorable near term indicators despite the broader decline.
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New York
Wall Street
Lamont
U.S. Steel
Dungaternational
Telephone
Columbian
International Harvester
Case
Commerce Department
Four Defendants Freed in Lyle Whitney Conspiracy Case
Four defendants Roy C. Lyle William M Whitney Corwin and R L Fryant were acquitted in the Lyle Whitney conspiracy trial. The jury found them not guilty of taking bribes from rum gunners to influence official acts. Whitney faces an outstanding perjury indictment related to a liquor case. remaining charges await federal decision.
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Weattle
Yary
Lyle-Whitney
Roy C. Lyle
Northwest
William M. Whitney
Iasistant
Mfhliney
United States
Antheny “Savage
Prisons riot thwarted as guards halt mass break attempt
Officials report a planned outbreak at the state prison was frustrated by guards. About 500 convicts were lined against a wall when armed guards intervened. Knives, metal pieces, rope and money dropped to the ground as inmates tried to hide evidence. Fifteen men were found with razor blades and knives, others with rope. Some barbers lost razors and were confined. Knives and rope were hidden in sewer pipes and other locations. The weapons were improvised from lead, steel, and shop materials.
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Vthe
Tig
Ant
Denies Influenced To Enter Primary
Lincoln Nebraska September hearing features George W Norris grocer testifying he filed to oppose Norris in the Republican primary to push him toward running as an independent. He denies others planned the move and says he believed Norris would not lose his vote. The filing was ruled illegal by the state supreme court due to its intent.
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Lincoln
Neb
George W. Norris
Gerald 2. Nye
North Dakota
Campain Fund
Nye
Broken Bow Grocer
Grocer
Ilegal
State Supreme Court
Indian Picketing Threatens Bengal Merchants
London reports in The Daily Herald that nationalist picketing endangers thousands of Bengal merchants ahead of Puja. Shopkeepers fear losses as boycott pressures reduce sales of goods, especially items made with imported Lancashire thread villagers rely on for yearly savings.
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London
The
Daily Herald
Bengal
Edwards Named Scoutmaster for Lane Troop No 20
Edgar A. Edwards an Lane High School instructor was approved as Scoutmaster of Troop No 20 Lane. He succeeds Charles Painter who has moved away. J W Sherburne Lane schools superintendent chairs the troop committee amid a note on retail trade and industry activity.
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Edwards
Lane Boy Scout
Edgar A. Edwards
Hecoine
Lane
Fred C. Rogers
Central
Curb Closes Minneapolis Stocks in Mixed Action
Market activity in Minneapolis shows mixed closes with bids near near term values. Traders focus on First Bank stock as a notable mover while other listings include AZ 49M and 43 Ganterporatan. News notes Sept. 2 market desk reports floor action and tentative price levels.
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Minneapolis
Aske
First Bank
Ganterporatan
State Fresh Class Is Record Breaker
Brookings South Dakota State College enrolled the largest freshman class in its history, about 370 students on the first enrollment day, surpassing 260 in 1923. President C W Pugsley called the semi centennial class, noting the college’s fiftieth anniversary begins Feb 19 1931. The convocation urged students to develop mentally physically and spiritually as registration began.
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Brookings
South Dankota State College
Aeart
C. W. Pugsley
State College
Iowa Road Chief Dies In His Car
Funeral arrangements are made for George L. Campen a government inspector in charge of federal aid for paved roads in Iowa and former Pasema public works superintendent who died suddenly at the wheel of his automobile. Campen a prominent midwest engineer since 1837 oversaw numerous projects and many believe overwork contributed to his death.
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Omaha
George L. Campen
Iowa
Pasema
Campen
Middle -West
Dog Victim Of Cruel Act At Dr Wright’s Care
A dog suffered severe burns after a person poured two pails of boiling water on its back. The animal, identified as belonging to Dr. E Wright, lost hair and endured intense pain before receiving care and beginning recovery. The incident highlights cruelty concerns.
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Hluran
E. Wright
Wright
Ag Boers
French Aces Greeted By 12,990 At Omaha
A damaged OCR report notes 12990 greeted the French air corps at Omaha with a crowd including Governor A Treaver of Nyrlatke. The event occurred around noon, with the French visitors receiving a welcome as they arrived. The text is heavily garbled but references the U S host and a large turnout.
Paroled Missouri man faces charges in burglary case
ABERDEEN Sept 22 J F Foster from Missouri State Reformatory is held in Brown County awaiting action on a confessed pool hall robbery at Fredertck last week. Foster captured at Ellendale MN will face third degree burglary charges, sheriff says. Police search for an accomplice continues.
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Missouri
Aberdeen
J. F. Fostrom
Missouri State Reformatory
Brown County
Predertck
Foster
Ellendale
MN. D
Jp Mae
Bank Bandit Confesses in Hay Springs Raid
Parsonsville area reports indicate Douglas Dewitt, 28, confessed to holding up a Hay Springs Nebraska bank. Police recovered 83 dollars in currency from his hotel room and say over 7,000 dollars were taken. Dewitt said the gang dissolved at Grand Island Nebraska soon after the holdup.
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Ay Springs
Parsons
Kans
Douglas Dewitt
Hay Springs
Neb
Ches
Dewitt
Roan Herve
Orindet
Armour Ranks Second In Packing Industry
Armour & Company is among the two leaders in packing with annual sales around 7.95 billion dollars, hovering about 10 percent below Swift & Company for the past two years, according to a recent Standard Statistics Company survey.
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Armour
Armour& Company
Swift & Company
Standard Statistics Company of
New York
Watertown Light Bonds Are Invalid
Watertown SD supreme court held $250000 revenue bonds for extending city power plant invalid. Justices Miser Burch Polley concurred. Brown and Sherwood dissented. The ruling says city acted beyond authority and that taxation is the only lawful method to meet liabilities, reversing trial court. Also upholds verdict in murder case Ronald Flathers convicted of killing Earl Frahm and wounding Davis Rounds.
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Watertown
South Dakota Supreme Court
Miser
Burch
Polley
Brown
Sherwood
Watertown Council
William F. Hesse
Supreme Court
Wemen
Ronald Flathers
Flathers
Earl Frahm
Davis Rounds
More Than Mile Is Paved First Week
During the first week of highway paving east of Boston the Larson Erling crew laid 3 400 feet of concrete. They surpassed the one mile per week target, and by week two the site was about five miles east of the city. A fleet of trucks moved ferment, gravel and crushed rock from the railroad track east of the Armour packing plant to the concrete mixing plant at the worksite.
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Boston
Larson-Erling
Armour Packing Plant
Four Men Die In Toledo Fire And Explosion
Four men were killed in a mysterious fire and series of explosions at the Carl Jayabee Manufacturer company in Toledo. Authorities traced a distilling layout in the ruined building, with initial blast from a salt used for alcohol culling. the Weber company was listed as a boiler compounds and iron preservatives maker. The four bodies were found, three unidentified, with one identified as William Siegel, 23, of Detroit.
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Toledo
Carl Jayabee Manufacturer Company
Weber Company
Devenine
William Siegel
Detroit
True Duck Story Beats Fish Yarns MITCHELL
Gito Mades, bakery proprietor, had three witnesses to testify to his duck hunting tale. In an hour last week he bagged fifteen ducks with three shots, using a single shot on eleven birds and two shots on two others. The birds fell from distances ranging about fifty yards. Duck hunting may become a popular pastime.
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Mitchell
Gito Mades
Ruth
Mades
Focal
Bishop Cannon Heads to New York from Brazil
Bishop James Cannosse of the Methodist Episcopal Church South travels from Santos aboard the American Legion to New York after a two month visit and business trip in Brazil. The couple, including his former secretary, sailed from Santos and were tracked to Sao Paulo before continuing toward the United States amid the autumn political campaigns. Church members offered no comment on his departure.
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Cannon
New York
Rio DE Janeiro
James Cannosse
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Santos
American Legion
Brazil
New
Brazan
Sao Paulo
Verdi Bank Robbery Suspect Identified by State Official
ST PAUL Sept 22 Lestie Char ne to be held at Canton for extradition to Lincoln county after Harrisburg bank robbery. Charter identified as one of two men who held up the Verdi Minnesota bank Sept 2 and escaped with Sutht. General W Rhin led the state bureau of criminal apprehension announced requisition papers sent to Dakota.
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Verdi
ST. Paul
Lestie Charne
Canton
S. Bu
Ivery
Harrisburg
Minn
Dwete
W Rhin
State Bureau of Criminal Apprehension
Lincoln County
Dakota
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BO & Cry
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Armour Yards
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Minneapoms
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Ma 'Beph
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Alaron Dairy Market
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Larent
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Bal & Ohio
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Phil Cook
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Wrald
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NBC Chain
KWK
WRENS
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Kyseria Orcheatra
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Kmox Revue —Organ
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Aysong Ode
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Eaeree Bes
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Svear
Praga
Tawa Flans
Dot
Marylene
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Shuaw Ear
Ore
Montgomery
First National ‘Bank of
Genoa
Nee
First National Bank
Wiliams
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