Grain futures sink on mixed market amid favorable crop news
Chicago July 22 grain futures opened lower as wheat and corn slipped on cooler weather and ample receipts. Oats weakened while provisions held firm. the day ended with broad losses before a late rally faded. The market reflected strong crop prospects across the American and Canadian belts and lower foreign markets.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
T.eiverpool
Board of Trace
Atl
Tosea
Grain futures lead the market from Sioux City
Furnished by Lamson Bros. and Co. in the Grain Exchange building Sioux City leading futures today show a range of values across the board.
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Lamson Bros. & Co
Grain Exchange
Sioux City
Chicago grain and feed market prices and notes
Chicago trading data shows corn and oats markets with price differentials. Corn ND prices range around 1.05 to 1.12 per unit with various mixes and grades noted. oats are steady to a slight drop. Rice and switch formats include multiple grade descriptors and sample values for No. 2 and No. 4 white and yellow grains. Horizontal notes indicate market activity and sample grades for futures or spot pricing.
Wheat and grain prices slip in Omaha markets
Omaha July prices show declines across grain categories with multiple hard wheat grades quoted around 1.12 to 1.18 per unit. Corn prints a 5 cent cut across various white and yellow lots, while oats rye and barley also display small discounts on standard grades.
Grain price sheet shows mixed changes across corn and wheat
Kansas City market notes hold wheat and corn largely unchanged with several grades listed. Prices include No 2 dark at 1.27 to 1.39, No 1 hard around 1.16 to 1.30, No 2 mixed 1.16 to 1.70, sample grades near 1.15, and corn values around 1.00 to 1.60 for various white and yellow types.
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Kansas City
Jub
SUUG
LST
Prices and futures for corn and other grains in steady trading
The market lists bids for red, white, and yellow corn types with varying prices and a note that corn remains steady to 2 cents lower on certain grades. Hard and mixed corn futures show prices around $1.40 to $1.50, while live stock markets appear in brief mention.
Monte Carlo Night of Theft and Romance at the Casino
A narrator recalls Monte Carlo gambling, the Baronne’s missing necklace rumor, a stylish American woman, her anxious husband Jack and a threatening Russian as bets ride on red and black. The tale blends casino allure with crime shadows and a lone observer.
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Cercle Prive
Paris
Red
Black
Spain
Margaret
Jack
Ford
Monte Carlo
Rail stocks buoyant early in stock trade
New York July 92 rail and steel shares lead early trading as railroad averages rise and industrials show strength. Union Pacific hits a 1924 high while Great Northern and New York Central gain, with American Smelting Inspiration Kennecott and Anaconda posting new highs alongside mixed opening prices across diverse railroad and metal issues.
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New York
Union Pacific
Great Northern
New York Central
American
Inspiration
Kennecott
Anaconda
American Can
Norfolk and Western
Southern Railway
Southern Pacific
Northern Pacific
Pere Marquette
Reading
New Haven
Ups
Dry League Continues Court War on Rum in Sioux City
The anti saloon league of Woodbury county led by Rev. C E Stevens filed district court petitions seeking injunctions against several liquor nuisances after recent city court convictions. Named defendants include Frank W Hansen Homer Poling John Finn and others with addresses at Fourth and Sixth streets and West Eighth Street plus Paul Gamble and the Chicago St Paul Minneapolis and Omaha Railway company among others.
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Anti-Saloon League
Woodbury County
C. E. Stevens
Sioux City
Frank W. Hansop
Homer Poling
John Finn
Fourth Street
C. Carbough
Myrtle Carsough
Alex Kazos
Sixth Street
A. J. McGinn
John Fredericks
Jennie N. Miller
R. E. Purslow
West Eighth Street
Paul Gamble
South Howard Street
Chicago, St. Paul
Minneapolis and Omaha Railway Company
Zador Rudonis
Anna Lang
South Westcott Street
High School Graduation Set for Summer Session
The board of education approved summer term graduation exercises for senior high students to be held August 8. The president of the board will present the diplomas after the graduation ceremony.
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Board of Education
Tomorrow's Estimates July 23 Hog and Sheep Totals
A brief market note lists figures for livestock on July 23 with hogs at 11,000 and sheep at 52,000. No other context is provided about prices or changes.
Grain and commodity prices in scattered market listings
The column lists wheat, corn, barley, rye and flax prices with grades and bid figures. Multiple entries show No 1 dark northern wheat at around 81.25 percent and assorted prices for No 2 and No 3 yellow corn and white oats, plus flax near 2.39.
Miss Sioux City Banquet Planned
The Miss Sioux City contest plans a banquet series and final-week festivities under Skull post Veterans of Foreign Wars supervision. A Princess theater party is set for Monday night with theater manager Homer Gill assisting. Voting shows Dorothy Abel leading with 3,510 votes, followed by Hazel Doty and Alta Sterling amid a running tally of dozens of contestants.
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Peting
Snptember
Atlantic City
Chamber of Commerce
Beauty
Skull Post
Veterans , Foreign Wars
Princess Theater
Homer Gill
Dorothy Abel
Twenteth Street
Hazel Doty
Alta Sterling
Muriel Morton
Opal Levellier
Ruth Breshon
Betty Dahl
Bonnie Riegal
Mary Sullivan
Ruth Deighton
Ethel Madison
Anita Petty
Loretta Hildebrand
Mildred Beatty
Lillian Smith
Norma Maxon
Rose Glass
Marion Line
Edna Farrington
Moville Bridge Plan Prompts County Board Deliberation
The Moville area debate over a skewed bridge on the Sioux City to Correctionville road continues as E W Dunn urges construction. The board adjourned without a decision, leaving a three way clash among Moville business leaders the state highway department and the county board.
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Sioux City
Correctionville
Moville
E. W. Dunn
Board of County Supervisors
State Highway Department
Highway Department
Two Women Seek Divorce on Grounds of Cruelty
Three petitioners in district court seek divorce on grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment. Frances Mikkleson alleges marriage to Daniel Mikkleson from June 16, 1921, until April 1924. Louie Palmer Jessie Palmer, married May 8, 1924 in Sterling, Colorado, claims cruelty since marriage. Mabel Deesterling requests temporary alimony of 50 dollars, attorney fees of 100 dollars, and permanent alimony of 75 dollars per month.
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Frances Mikkleson
Daniel Mikkleson
Louie Palmer
Jessie Palmer
Sterling
Colo
Mabel Deesterling
Istoux City Grain Precreipts Representative Cash Sales
Sioux City grain receipts show representative cash sales across futures notes. Wheat prices range from No 1 dark northern at 1.44 to No 2 dark northern at 1.45 with Minneapolis basis. Corn prices list multiple white and yellow grades from 1.00 to 1.10 with Chicago basis. Oats No 2 white at 51 to 52 cents with Omaha basis.
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Minneapolis
Chicago
Omaha
America wins Olympic title again in 1924
United States ends the Paris Games with its eighth overall Olympic victory and a dominant lead in points across track and field, swimming, rowing, boxing, rugby, wrestling, and target shooting. France trails with 47, Britain 38, Finland 34. weight lifting, cycling, yachting, and equestrian events remain.
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America
United States
France
Britain
Finland
Vincent Richards
Helen Wills
Lee Barnes
Cal
Ald
London
Vienna
Yale
Europe
Rockefeller
Tennew
Victim of Attack on Train Sought in Emerson Nebraska
Police seek the man hurt when he was hurled from a freight train near Tender Nebraska en route to Sioux City. He is hospitalized with a broken shoulder and two unidentified assailants are being sought for description. Authorities are gathering details to identify the attacker.
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Sioux
Pender
Neb
Emerson
Sioux City
Light market receipts lift prices across cattle and hogs
Light receipts at all markets today caused an advance in prices for steers and yearlings with improved quality. Hogs rose with range 7.50 to 6.45 and bulk 8.00 to 8.40. butchers and dairy cattle saw gains to 10 cents. stockers scarce but steady while veals and sows moved modestly higher.
Chicago Livestock Receipts July 22 Market Higher
Livestock receipts in Chicago on July 22 included hogs 19,000 head with prices 2 higher and 16,489 holdovers. Cattle receipts were around 6,000 and sheep 16,000 as the market moved upward.
Chicago Market Notes Cattle Sheep Hogs July 22
Cattle receipts 6000 with best grades showing strong gains top heavy steers at about 11.00. cows and heifers steady to firm. Sheep receipts 16000 with fat lambs around 13.50 to 14.00 on top native and western types. ewes 4.50 to 5.00 and feeding lambs 12.25. Hogs receipts 19000 with desirable grades up about 0.40, slaughter pigs active to 5.59 top line.
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Chicago
Starket Fea
Fea
Kansas City Market Report Cattle Hogs and Sheep July 22
Kansas City market notes show cattle receipts around 10,000 calves 2,000 with killing classes opening strong. Hogs receipts near 7,000 with prices rising to 8.50 to 8.60 for good weights and 7.65 to 7.90 for sows. Sheep receipts about 5,000 with natives at 15.25 and Idaho at 15.75, market softer.
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Kansas City
Idaho
Cattle and Sheep Receipts Reported at St Joseph Market
St Joseph July 2 cattle receipts 1 500 market up 15 cents hog receipts 4 50 market up 25 cents top price 8 60 bulk 9 00 9 10 sheep receipts 4 000 market steady
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St. Joseph
Boy Burglar Given Ten Years In Prison
Marvin Wiggs a 10 year old from Mapleton Iowa confessed burglar and auto thief. He was sentenced to 10 years in the Anamosa state penitentiary by Judge A O Wakefield after pleading guilty to breaking and entering and larceny on four counts. Wiggs was arrested by Sheriff Paul Beardsley for the Danbury store robberies last Thursday night.
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Mapleton
Anamosa
A. O. Wakefield
Young Wiggs
Paul T. Beardsley
J. H. Crilly
O'Day
Danbury
Wakefield
Chamber secretary praises Sioux City council on franchise work
Harrison Kilborne of the Chamber of Commerce commends the city council for investigating and recommending a new street car franchise to Sioux City citizens in support of the Sioux City Service company development. The report notes McArthur was examined after a fight with minor facial marks.
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Sioux City
Harrison Kilborne
Chamber of Commerce
Kilborne
McArthur
Rooms and Apartments for Rent in Nebraska City Listings
A collage of rental offerings and lodging ads across Nebraska City and nearby areas. Advertises furnished rooms and housekeeping apartments, weekly rates, private homes, and walking-distance locations with contact references. Includes additional notes on available houses for rent and modern conveniences.
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the Leonard
Douglas St
Generi Ae Jennings
Lkt
Nebraska
Ington
Pierce
4Th St
Gard Bros
West Side
Batage
Cecella St
Morningside
Donald Ave
Inquire
Sixteenth St
SC Nortis
E. Baron
South Center Street
Notice to Property Owners in Sioux City on Ross Street
Legal notice announces a city plat and schedule on file in the Sioux City city clerk’s office showing proposed assessments for Ross Street from West Third to West, including costs and owner entries. Affected owners may inspect until August 7 1924 and file written corrections. otherwise, the city council will proceed with assessments.
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Sioux City
Iowa
Ross Street
West Third Street
West Street
City of
Sioux
FE. A. Garnsey
Palmetto Street
Morningside Avenue
Garretson Avenue
EK. A. Garnsey
Livening Register
Orl and
Local Business Directory Highlights Service Firms
Classified listing shows Auctioneers Bockleman Sales Co at 301 Finances Building with auto 85922 and A T Treatment Parlor run by H Klein at 625 4th St upstairs over Victor Shirt Co. Cleaning and dyeing by Davenport Cleaning Works 616 Pierce St and Brennan & Cohen Sanitary Cleaners Main Office 1213 4th with auto numbers 3082 6791 Bell 1960. Also contracting and decorating by A L Baker 1811 Jones St 5723 and cement work services with auto 87076.
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Ase H. Klein
4Th St
Victor Shirt Co
Smiths Hair Store
Davenport Cleaning Works
Pierce St
W. Co
Davenport
Mgr
Master Cleaners & Dyers
Brennan & Cohen Sanitary Cleaners & Dyers
Chicken Coop Receives Wire Removal at Auto 71991
A local chicken coop is reported as being freed from a five foot wire enclosure after an auto incident near 71991. No injuries noted and property secured by authorities.
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Auto
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