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Newspaper
Sioux City Register
Location
Sioux City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1924
Page
7
Market notes show steers tightening after 130 at high bids. Bulls and fat cows in limited supply. hogs steady and cattle demand softened toward closing. Local buyers reported weaker near day’s end with overall softer tone in cattle market.
Wheat receipts from Sioux City and Minneapolis show uneven activity as grain futures start trading, with price movements mixed across futures contracts and regional bids noted.
A court granted a divorce and custody of a child amid alimony concerns. Details mention the health of the parties and the ward's best interests as central to the ruling, with a focus on alimony arrangements and the welfare of the child involved. The surrounding text references unrelated market data and grain futures, not pertinent to the divorce decision.
Funeral services for Anna Hardesty scheduled for Saturday at 2 p m at Mayflower church in Sioux City with Rev RW Jam and Rev Wise, pallbearers listed. Will of Lawrence W Gilbert, Pearl Street Pharmacy former manager killed in car crash, leaves all property to his mother Mra L G Gilbert, 1614 Summit Street.
Credo club will hold a picnic at Stone Park on July 18 with final day arrangements and committees to be named at a Chamber of Commerce meeting Tuesday night. The notice mentions Sag of the Credo club and events leading to the gathering.
New York July 10 Wall street reacted favorably to the election of two Conservative candidates to head the Democratic ticket Investors counted excess gains though offerings failed to curb early buoyancy amid market activity for the week ended June 30. Stocks showed internal strength while some weakness appeared in various issues as traders weighed higher prices against cautious sentiment. Foreign exchange closed steady with lire and Belgian francs firm, while U S. dollar values fluctuated in late trading.
Grantland Rice evokes a quiet park where a lone diamond hosted many forgotten players. He contrasts fame with village pride, noting that unknowns and greats alike played for the town’s glory, not riches, as the field fades into dusk and memory.
Local market notes show first time offerings of homer ee potatoes and Claurants with low prices for cheap dealers. Red raspberries and apricots arriving from Santa Clara valley bring good quality, while black raspberries sell for 20 cents a pint. Tomatoes, turnips, and lettuce show small price moves. poultry prices expected to drop. The piece blends market data with reflective city writing.
Walter Hagen caps British Open victory at Hoylake with a dramatic finish. Hagen led after the first day, then held off Jim Barnes and Arthur Havers to win by one stroke. The feat strengthens Hagen's claim as the era’s dominant U S golfer amid intense pressure.
The notice compiles furnished room ads and rental offerings at multiple downtown addresses such as 128 Fourth St and 313 Fifth St, with rates noted like 6 per week, plus a large public notice about assessments, improvements, and water connections in Sioux City Iowa. It also includes bid solicitations for street and utility work with deadlines and payment terms.
Classified ad fragment lists sale items including household goods furniture and farm property. Mentions weekly auction days at Heerem Street and commission ads, with several price hints and contact cues for potential buyers. References a golf narrative with historic figures Hagen Whitcombe Taylor, noting dramatic rounds and public reaction.
Fragmentary directory list from Lawrence Kansas area offering services in beauty parlors, dressmaking, decorating, transfer and delivery, rental and auto services, furniture, shirts and tailoring. Includes names and addresses partial and scattered across an auction section.
Fragmented help wanted notice offers sales and cash incentives for lattes and liberal compensation with exclusive territory. Mentions immediate work, late evening interviews, and vehicle trade ins but contains many garbled phrases and unclear details.
Notice announces a hearing on an application before the Railroad Commission at Sioux City’s Chamber of Commerce on a Friday in July 1924. Address details reference Descartier 87 and local county lines Maine and Woodbury in Iowa. The document is a legal notices fragment lacking full names and precise dates.
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