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Newspaper
Sioux City Register
Location
Sioux City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1924
Page
7
New York markets show constructive tones in July with optimism on steel. Talks hint at elevated levels as investors weigh options and seek higher trends amid varied sector signals.
Fragmented text mentions Sioux City and stock related events with references to week days and dates. Details are unclear but imply a stock or market bulletin with figures around $50,000 and a past time reference. No clear person or organization fully identifiable from the readable portion.
Futures traded in Chicago with wheat and corn moves noted. July and December contracts firmed while September and other months showed modest gains. live stock receipts at St. Joseph, Missouri, indicated hog and cattle activity with varied bulk prices.
Steers and yearlings advanced slightly in a slow Sioux City stock market. Cows sold around 1.30, bulls active. top bids reached about 2.30, with hogs steady and receipts listed. overall market uneven, with grass cattle slow and steady and many grades uneven.
Frequenters caught in a raid on South Virginia Street last night were fined $15 each in police court. Defendants included Thomas Baker Jeffargon, B. E. Clerg Mitchell, S. D., Joe Mekowes, Stella Lee, and Paul Blakus with $15 penalties for disturbing the peace. A similar charge against Agaipat and wife was continued. Bruner and wife desertion led to a venue change.
Standard Life Insurance of Des Moines files in district court to recover a $5,000 deposit from the Commonwealth Life Insurance Company assets seized after its bank, State Savings Bank of Des Moines, failed. The suit targets L A S and others who signed a $10,000 surety for the bank, alleging the deputy state bank examiner did not deliver the deposit when the bank closed.
City officials discuss a 5000 bond issue to finance the new municipal building. A special election may be held. The building is nearly ready but funds do not cover some facilities. Councilman Charles E. Wilces put the needed cost at about 14900 to install a fire alarm system. He said offices would move to the new building once space is provided.
The Roof Garden inaugurates an elimination fox trot contest beginning tonight and every Wednesday. Three couples compete with nine couples total by July 16 and 4 more rounds with finals on July 39. Judges assess position execution progression time and grace. An official loving cup is on display.
Fort Cox and Jack Crumline of Sioux City asked a continuance on grand larceny charges brought before Police Judge Joseph Hays this morning. They are accused of stealing an automobile belonging to Jack Crumline that was recovered.
Clarion B C Richards longtime leader of the safety first movement for the Northwestern railroad has been pensioned. The successor, Wen tized with a pension, is named in place of Richards.
Market opening shows fractional gains in grains amid mixed signals from U S markets. Weather notes include lighter rains near Chicago and wider crop implications. various rail and express routes listed reflect broad commodity logistics and regional transport activity.
A fragmented directory lists various services including beauty parlors, hair stores, cleaning and dyeing firms, contractors, and cement work. Entries mention Victor Shine Co, Healy Parlor, Master Cleaners and Dyers, Cohen cleaners, and A. I. Baker contracting, with broad notices of out of town orders and contact hints amid the shuffled text.
Classified ad list offering furnished rooms and apartments for rent at various addresses including Pearl St and Sixteenth St. mentions rents from $3 per week and $8 and up, with notes on occupancy and features like all oak finish and no children.
A cluttered ad page lists real estate offers, furniture for sale, autos, and various classified notices. It mentions auctions, used radiators, auto repair services, office staffing ads, and moving services with scattered contact snippets across Seattle and surrounding areas.
Classified notice seeks a capable stee p repair man in a city hotel setting. Employer advertises immediate work for reliable labor, regardless of prior Cairyman experience, appealing to hard workers willing to earn good money. Apply at room 24 West Hotel after hours.
Classified fragment shows a male applicant seeking repair work by hour or post. Mentions auto repair, driving, house sale notes, and an individual named Arvid Anderson in Exchange Building. The text is partial and garbled with several broken phrases and names.
Classified notice listing autos and goods for sale at King of Trails Garage and nearby exchanges. Items include a 906 W. 7th auto priced around 50 dollars, a Roosevelt typewriter, and various other sale offerings with bargain pricing.
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