Grain futures start easy on Chicago board
On July 23 grain futures opened with a softer undertone on the Chicago board of trade. Wheat remained largely unchanged amid two favorable crop developments and dry weather pressured corn and oats, while provisions showed little demand. Prices moved higher intraday with July wheat at 1.321 and December at 1.32, and Corn gains led by July and September contracts.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
International Boundary Line
Chicago Board of Trade
Lamson Bros. & Co
Sioux City
Sioux City Grain Receipts and Cash Sales Report
Grain market brief from Sioux City showing receipts for wheat oats and corn by today week and year, with representative cash sale prices for Wheat and Oats No 1 dark northern to No 3 white and mixed, and notes on receipts at Chicago Omaha Kansas City St Louis Minneapolis Duluth and price quotations for futures and provisions as nominal.
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Wenas- Bane
Ccc Ensctecees
Chicago
Omaha
Kansas City
St. Louis
Minneapolis
Duluth
Minneapolis Grain Futures Report
Grain futures data from Lamson Bros. shows July Wheat at 1.33% high and 1.26% low, Sept at 1.34 high and 1.33 low, Ry and Barley values listed with mixed percentages, Flax July at 2.48. Prices are presented for open, high, low, close with date markers and sector notes.
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Lamson Bros. & Co
Grain Exchange
Sioux City
Ijuly
Chicago Wheat and Grain Prices in July Market Report
Chicago on July 3 reports steady to 2 cent gains across wheat grades with No 1 hard at 1.28 to 1.33 dollars and mixed and yellow varieties priced in the 1.07 to 1.40 dollar range. Oats and clover prices listed with mixed grain quotes and futures observations.
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Chicago
A.ury
Foreign Exchange Closes Lower on Sterling and Francs
Foreign exchange markets in New York end lower with sterling down to 1.21 and francs easing, lire and Belgian francs easing slightly, marks quoted near 4,210,060,000,000 to the dollar. Terry-Father Flanagan's Boys of Omaha drew about 6,000 spectators for a Saturday performance in town.
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Foreign Exchange
New York
Terry
Father Flanagan
Omaha
Stocks Keep Up Strong Tone in Early Dealing
New York July 23 Stocks maintained a strong upward tendency in early dealings. Steel common slipped fractionally to 101% following a federal trade commission order to drop the Pittsburgh plus price system. Reading led rails to a yearly high of 59% buoyed by a court order restraining 10 holders of preferred stock from pursuing a Pennsylvania suit over 5 percent common payments.
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New York
Federal Trade Commission
Pan American
Reading
Pennsylvania
U. S. Steel
American Woolen
N. P
American Can
Kennecott
Southern Pacific
N. and
C. and
General Electric
Anaconda
Studebaker
Sinclair
Bethlehem Steel
American Sugar
Baldwin
Union Pacific
American Locomotive
Marland
Standard Oil of
New Jersey
Wheat and corn price report from Kansas City market
Wheat prices unchanged with several dark and hard grade listings and new sample grades. Corn prices also steady with multiple white yellow and mixed categories and cited bid values.
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Kansas City
Wheat
Grain market quotes show mixed gains and dips
The report lists bid prices for wheat corn and oats with varied grades and numbers. Wheat ranges from about 1.35 to 1.43 per bushel for red grades and up to 1.39 for hard, while corn shows small uplifts or declines across several mixed and yellow varieties and oats trend higher for key white grades.
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Yelow
Wheat Prices in Omaha Grain Market Report
Omaha notes July 23 showing quotings for Wheat three six cup No 3 dark hardness at 1.28 dollars and No 3 hard at 1.261 dollars and No 4 hard at a similar level.
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Omaha
Market Report Prices for Sioux City Grain and Livestock
Sioux City prices list live stock and grain grades with small variations across categories. Hard and sample grades in corn and rye values shown, including No 2 to No 9 mixed and white and yellow corn varieties with cents per bushel.
Minneapolis grain totals from July market report
Minneapolis July grain prices show No 1 dark northern spring at 1.36 and 1.57 with other grades listed. Corn prices range from about 1.04 to 1.07 for yellow and mixed varieties, oats around 0.30 to 0.45, flax at 2.45 to 2.47, and burley at 4.0 cents.
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Minneapolis
Burley
Fellowship Tour Applications Open By Chamber of Commerce
Applications are being received for the good fellowship tour departing Sioux City the first week of September. The tour committee met at the Chamber to set a two week submission window and will finalize plans at a banquet in August. Newton The Redpath Vawter chautauqua opens tomorrow.
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Chamber of Commerce
Hog Market Slated as Hogs Bring Higher Prices
The market for steers, yearlings, and hogs opened active with gains. Open totals show two loads of cattle at 1070 pounds topping $10.50, and hogs finishing near $8.25 to $9.00 with top at $9.00—the highest since last September.
Cattle and Hog Market Report With Mixed Receipts
Cattle receipts 12 000 with better grades grain fed steers and yearlings up slightly while others dull and bulls weak to 40 cents off. Sheep receipts 16 000 with fat lambs bid about 50 cents lower and feeding lambs at 2.25. Hogs receipts 19 000 market slow though desirable grades rise. slaughter pigs lead with top at 9.35, highest since last September.
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Chicago
Cattle and hog market data from South St. Paul
South St. Paul Minn July 23 cattle receipts 1800 market slow and about steady calves receipts 500 market 25c higher bulk 4.00 to 5.23 togs receipts 12000 market 35 to 40c higher top 5.75 bulk 7.79 5.75 pigs bulk 6.75 sheep receipts 00 market for fat families 25c lower sheep steady
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South St. Paul
Minn
Cattle Hogs Sheep Receipts Report From St Joseph Market
St Joseph Missouri July 23 cattle receipts 2000 market up 10 cents hog receipts 4500 market up 35 50 cents top nine dollars bulk eight fifty nine dollars scarce sheep receipts 1500 market steady. Sheep receipts 5000 lambs price 25 cents Idaho 13 75 Arizona and top 13 25.
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Idaho
Arizonas
Aises
Beauty contest shifts in Sioux City Miss standings
Muriel Morton of 1815 Douglas Street surged from fourth to first at Veterans of Foreign Wars headquarters as Miss Sioux City voting tallies showed. Dorothy Abel remained close, while several contenders from the end of the list climbed into the upper ranks.
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Sioux City
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Muriel Morton
Douglas
Rose Glass
Marion Line
Edna Farrington
Credit Exchange to Issue Pamphlet Billy Dues
The Sioux City Credit Service exchange will publish a monthly pamphlet titled Billy Dues. The first issue is planned for September 1 with W. C. Slotsky as editor. The magazine will cover national and local news of interest to Sioux City credit men and go to 600 association members.
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Sioux City Credit Service Exchange
Retail Credit Men's Association
Chamber of Commerce
W. C. Slotsky
Sioux City Credit Men
Bull gored by mad steer credits daring nose-ring twist
Alton resident William P. Gerst escaped probable death after being gored by a mad bull. He saved himself by twisting the bull’s nose ring, a move described as crucial to his survival. The accompanying schedule appears to merge with travel timetables for Sioux City lines, including trains and connections to Omaha, Crofton, Bloomfield, Norfolk, and St. Paul, corrected May 9, 1924.
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Alton
William P. Gerst
Sioux City
S. C
St. P
Omaha-S. C. Express
al Crofton-Bloomfeld
Norfolk
Dallas
al St. P
K. C. Ltd
S. C.omaha
Bloomfield-Crofton
Black Hills
Ponca
Wynot
Twin City Express
North Western
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Alomaha-C. B. Local
Funeral for Train Crash Victim Held
Funeral services were conducted in Emerson for Rudolph Johnson who died Sunday when his car collided with a train near Emerson Nebraska. He received a military burial by the Emerson American Legion. Interment was at Rosehill Cemetery. A double funeral will be held for Albert Rasted and Edna Lewin tomorrow at Thurston Methodist Church with interment at Pender Cemetery.
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Rudolph Johnson
Emerson
Neb
American Legion Post
Ranger
Rosehill
Albert Rasted
Edna Lewin
Thurston
Mr. Fowler
Pender
Moville Breaks Road Deadlock In Iowa Routing
Moville council votes to withdraw objections to the highway route through the town’s southern boundary ending a long dispute with the state highway department and Woodbury county board. Officials say the settlement saves Woodbury county about 40000 dollars and requires widening a southern bridge to handle traffic from four roads diverging at the bridge. Local merchants worried the southern route would divert tourist traffic from the business district.
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Moville
State Highway Department
Woodbury County Board
Sioux City
Correctionville
Highway Department
County Board
Council of
Six divorce pleas presented to court
Six petitions filed in district court allege desertion or cruel and inhuman treatment. Marjorie Van Patter seeks custody of two children from Kenneth Van Patter, whom she says deserted them on July 4 1921. Other suits name Elsie Hauptman Laura Cook Lillian Hall Corinne Johnson and Rhea Markel with various grounds and custody requests. Alton-Rev. and Mrs. W H Greysteen and children are en route to Peking, China.
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Marjorie van Patter
Kenneth van Patter
Ernest Hauptman
Elsie Hauptman
New York
Laura EB. Cook
John W. Cook
Pierre
Lillian Hall
Oscar Hall
Jack E. Johnson
Corinne Johnson
Harry Markel
Rhea Markel
Woonsocket
S. D
Woodbury County Hears 1925 Budget Bottom Line
The Woodbury county board approved a 1925 expenditure estimate of 976 300, about 47 000 less than 1928, with a 29.5 mill levy same as 1923 and budget meetings set for August 6. Fire Chief Ray Tiller seeks 104 335 for the 1925 department, first under the new Iowa budget law.
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Woodbury County
County Board of Supervisors
Board
Court House
Waterloo
Ray Tiller
Iowa
Local Business and Service Directory Highlights
Classified listing summarizes services from auctioneers Rockleman Sales to Davenport Cleaning Works and Brennan & Cohen Sanitary Cleaners. Includes beauty parlors Smiths Hair Store, Klein Bath and Treatment Parlors, and A. L. Baker contracting. Mentions cement work and interior decor options with contact lines and addresses.
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Klein Bath and Treatment
4Th St
Victor Shirt Co
Smiths Hair Store
Davenport Cleaning Works
Pierce St
Davenport
Mer
Master Cleaners & Dyers
Brennan & Cohen Sanitary Cleaners & Dyers
Legal Notice in Woodbury County Iowa 1924
Original notice in district court Woodbury County Iowa September term 1924 against Carl C Watson non resident alleged debt 299.26 plus interest from 1918 for goods and services and attached real estate including North half of SW quarter section 13 township 89 range 45 and part of Lot 12 block 51 Sioux City East addition plus any interest in Ella J Watson estate. Default possible at next term begins Sept 24 1924. Published Broux Register.
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Central Machine Works
Carl C. Watson
District Court of the
State of Iowa
Woodbury County
A. D
State of
Iowa
Township
Sioux City East Addition
Ella J. Watson
Sioux City
Broux i
Rentals on West Side Offer Modern Rooms and Houses
Listings show 7 room and 5 room houses for rent with options at 1016 Cella St Morningside and 1005 Sixteenth St Autu 20600. Inquiries for inspection from 7 am to 9 pm except Sundays. Other notices include a 7 room modern house at South Center Street and a 7 room modern dwelling for Kent with a contact number 1950.
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West Seventh
Pierce
4Th St
Morningside
West Side
Cella St
Sixteenth St
Kent
South Center Street
Real Estate for Rent: 23 Stores and Offices Available
Readers are offered 23 stores and offices for rent with prime locations and competitive terms. Include details on size, location, and leasing options to attract tenants and boost exposure. Secure set rates and flexible arrangements to appeal to businesses seeking storefront and office space.
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W.L. Buddington
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West Third Street
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Fifth Street
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Smith Electrical Works
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Chicago Livestock
SOUTH
Paul Livestock
ST. Joseph
St. Joseph, Mo
Credit Exchange
W. H. Greysteen
Peking
China
Rockleman Sales Co
Frances
Htee Contracting & Decorating
A. L. Baker, Contracting and Decorating
Jones St
White & Olson
8. C
Rent-a-Ford Co., Inc
4Th and Pearl
Bair
Freeman & Latta
Warnock
Marcel
Wolfe
Joyce McColly
Dees
Leonard
Star Hotel
Jackson
Sue
Jennings
Nebraska
Light Housekeeping
Congoleum Art
S&t
Sali
Iowa Furniture CO
Pearl Street
Remington
Buick
Chevrolet
Oakland
Maxwells
Gacas King of Trails Garage, Inc
Om West 7Th
7Th St
Excelso Battery CO
Fish Bros
Grand Street
Smith-Foote Co
FORD
Ened
Jesperson Auto Repair
City Property
Villa Ave
East
Cousins
King of Trails Garage, Inc
West 7Th
Kelly Park
18Th Sts
East 7Th
Levitt Investment CO
Sim T. Huber
Ericson
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