Today’s Markets Slow and Steady at Chicago and Sioux City
Market reports from Chicago stock yards show slow steady receipts and prices across hogs cattle and sheep. Hogs ranged around 8.50 to 8.95 with various cuts noted, cattle steady to lower with steers and heifers near 6.50 to 7.90, and sheep steady with western lambs around 6.00 to 7.00. Sioux City livestock receipts totaled 1200 cattle and 9000 hogs with markets five to ten cents lower and top hog prices near 8.40 to 8.50.
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Iowa
Northern bulk shipment and commodity quotes summary
Readable fragments show bulk grain movements and commodity prices in a northern region. Mentions include May wheat July wheat corn oats barley and flax with various price figures and delivery notes.
Range of Hog Prices Last Week From Sioux City Market
Tuesday hog prices rose sharply by a dime over Monday with light receipts and strong demand from packers and buyers. Beef prices eased for heavier grades while veal calves and bulls sold mostly steady. cattle market mixed with light stocker and feeder activity and firm tone.
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R.lhaes Riday
Sioux City
Grain market report from Minneapolis and Milwaukee
Minneapolis grain prices show wheat No 1 northern at 91 1 4 to 92 1 4 with freight. corn No 3 yellow at 61 and oats at 85. Include spring and durum wheat bid levels, May and July wheat quotes, and arrivals noted. Milwaukee listing continues with similar wheat and related grains.
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Visitors Welcomed At Conference In Mitchell
The convention drew a large audience with Miss Genevieve Branson on violin and Mayor Hitchcock delivering a welcome. Pearse Pineh offered the evening address on denominational ideals and intellectual religious progress, followed by Dr. Frank White and Dr. Frank Stevens speaking on the New Japan and signs of deterioration. The local missionary society hosted a banquet as the event closed with discussion on marriage fees and wedding certificate rules.
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Local Missionary Society
Frank White
Minneapolis
Frank Stevens
Yankton
Indian Weather Prophet Sets Record At Pierre
Pierre South Dakota Faith paper reports an American Indian forecaster known for accurate predictions. He predicted heavy snow lasting two weeks last March and stocked supplies accordingly, with rain and water reaching the ground within days. Locals note his forecasts rival the Hicks prophecies in influence though skepticism remains.
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Murderer cuts off daughter in will in Wisconsin
In Snarta Wisconsin the will of William Hogue opened after the murder of his wife and daughter. The daughter is left one dollar, a son Dr Robeue of North Dakota receives the same. Another daughter gets the estate of $20 000. The husband of the murdered daughter is expected to contest on insanity grounds.
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North Dakota
Clergyman Rejects Marriage Fee as Graft Claim
The Rev. Almer Pennewell rector of the Huelid Avenue Church of Oak Park said today he would not accept a marriage fee, calling it a graft. He condemned the fee as improper and pledged to uphold standard marriage procedures.
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Weehurch
Oak Park
Prescription Explodes in Drugstore Hands at Spencer
In Spencer, druggist Hartenstein narrowly escaped injury when a stranger asked to have a prescription compounded. After shaking the bottle, it exploded, sending fragments across the room and liquor spattering onto two men. The assailant fled, leaving the pharmacist unharmed.
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Hartenstein
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Finn
Biographical Reference Book Announces Major Revision
The new edition claims to be the sole authoritative biographical reference for leading American figures across business, government, science, arts, and religion. It notes 2,988 biographies added since the last edition, revised to date, with price 5 dollars and orders via N. Marionis & Company, Chicago.
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Crop Outlook Best in Years May Prospects Strengthen Grains
Crop prospects in May show the best in six years with small grain like oats and peas showing slow but steady growth. Farmers have finished plowing and await planting as the wet spell eases. May rainfall totals about 2.42 inches and soil moisture is deep, promising strong drought resistance for corn.
Baptists Assemble for Week-Long Convention in Detroit
In Detroit Michigan the largest Baptist gathering in U S history convened for a convention likely to span over a week. The northern Baptist conference comprises pastors from churches north of the Mason-Dixon line. Separate sessions will be held by the Woman's Baptist Home Mission Society and the American Baptist Mission alongside the main event.
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Porting Smorume Baseball Clash With Brooklyn Result
Fragmented game report covers early season clashes including Brooklyn loss to Porting Smorume 4 to 1, with scattered mentions of Philadelphia Detroit St. Louis and Chicago. The text lists players and batteries in unclear order, noting Wildness by Perdue and late scoring margins amid a busy, disjointed recap.
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Harmon Shuts Giants. Mets Fall in Shutout Contest
Harmon and Wingo hurled for the New York team as the Giants were held to two singles while St. Louis blanked the locals 6 0. The game featured strong pitching by Harmon and the defense behind him, with Mathewson Wiltse Meyers and Hartley also contributing for the visitors.
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Cleveland Climbs with Ninth Inning Rally
The Cleveland team rallied in the ninth to defeat Washington, securing a dramatic late victory. D. Cleveland contributed to the win with a decisive late hit, lifting Cleveland above their opponent in an important league clash.
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