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Newspaper
Sioux City Register
Location
Sioux City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1924
Page
7
Eagle Grove Modern Woodmen will host a July 4 picnic and celebration here with attorney Ross Mowrey of Newton speaking. Eagle Grove local boy scouts led by Scoutmaster Rev. W. G. Mubleman plan a two week trip to northern Minnesota, departing soon.
Notice is hereby given that a plat and schedule are on file in the city clerk's office showing Moscow Mart Slater has received a proposed assessment against abutting property in Davis Avenue for street improvement. The cost, including incidentals, will be assessed against each property owner. errors may be written within a stated period. City council of Sioux City orders assessment and schedule published. June 1928.
Building records show 2044768 in construction permits issued in the first six months of 1923, up from 1518480 for the same period in 1922. Monthly breakdowns include January 45 permits and 95340 valuation, February 57 permits 524150, March 86 permits 427400, April 16 permits 281590, May 202 permits 367655, June 137 permits 341083.
Obituaries and short notices list Britt Mrs C T Olson Hancock county death in Wyoming near age 100, mother of twelve. Also reports Claude Howard injured contacting electric wire in Atlanta. Tama fireworks display for Independence Day. Storm Lake hosts July 5 6 7 8 visit by Mutual Casualty Insurance staff. Gasoline price drop noted with price quotes and local sales. Charles City reports death of W Brookins 88 at home of son state senator. Roy D Vernon 31 died of tuberculosis with military honors. Chicago notes referee for Greb match and boxing references. Classifieds advertise job ads auto and real estate, tenant notices and sale listings. Bus timetable and travel ad segments scattered.
Demand fuels an upturn in stock and yearlings on the Sioux City market with light receipts and active trading. Cattle trade shows early clearance, cows and heifers steady, mixed lots weaker, calves scarce and steady with top at 10.50. Hog and mixed grades down, range 5.70 to 6.00, typical packer quotes around 6.00 to 6.60 for heavy cattle, hogs softer on the day. Prices for corn and wheat noted, with modest steady to firm tone in grain futures.
Spanish executioners organize a union citing rising cost of living and job risks. They warn of threats to life due to duties in administering capital sentences and seek better pay and protections.
Sioux City retailers begin offering Sioux City Produce Red raspberries for the season. A Washington carload shipment was unloaded early today. Prices range from 25 to 30 cents per pint box, considered unusually reasonable by market observers.
Chicago on July 1 reports the maniac who beat Otto Filer his wife and three young sons to death Friday night in Elmhurst remains at large. DuPage county officials plan to drag Salty creek near the home. Five bodies found. skulls crushed by a blunt instrument. Footprints lead east toward Chicago. investigators seek a half-witted acquaintance of the Eder family who was at the home that night.
Freeman Bradford, formerly with the Sioux City traffic bureau, today became traffic manager and secretary of the newly organized Sioux City Grain Exchange. He succeeds J. A. Thiede man as traffic chief, with the exchange traffic department now operating independently of the Sioux City chamber. Bradford's career spans the Minnesota Central railroad, Buffalo Producers' Exchange, and the Omaha Chamber of Commerce traffic bureau.
A fire at 1022 Edge Street damaged the home of J. H. Schemmer. Neighbors found the blaze around 10:20 am. The family members were inside when it started, and the fire department could not determine the origin of the flames.
A fresh photograph announces Viscount Kato as the new premier of Japan succeeding Premier Xivoura who has resigned. The political shift marks a new leadership phase as government ministers adjust to the change in top office.
Alberta holds pulpwood reserves totaling 247 400 000 cords sufficient to supply western United States newsprint for 50 years, per CH Morse provincial chief ranger report. Separate item notes London researchers plan all metal planes with sea hulls and midair refueling via tanker tubes for new air ships. A baseball recap states the Reds rallied for a 2 1 win over the Cubs in the ninth.
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