Stocks Start Week Confidently Amid Strength in Rails
New York June 16 Stocks opened the week in a confident mood led by the rail group reaching new highs. Otis improved on production moves in Oklahoma while crude oil and gasoline pressures eased. American Can led industrials with a new high, while several majors posted gains and others showed mixed openings across the market.
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New York
Otis
Oklahoma
American Can
Stratebaker
American Sugar
United States Stee
Anacoia
A. T. and
Erie
Southern Pacific
Texas Company
Westincouse
New York Central
General Helectric
Consolidated Gas
Chicago Sleuths Abet Still Chase Mail Train Gang
Chicago police report the recovery of about 4 million in cash and securities from the mail train holdup as Chief Collins orders a hunt for three alleged leaders. Seven men and three women are jailed, with no confirmation that James Murray, a politician, is among the suspects.
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Chicago
Minvales
Paul Mail Tsa
James Murray
Voohee
Slow Sioux City cattle and hog market shows broad weakness
Cattle trading moved slowly on the Sioux City market with fat steers and yearlings dominating receipts. Cows and bulls held steady or eased slightly with grass cows down about 25 cents, hogs opened steady then fell about 10 cents, prices ranging from $3.00 to $6.95 for various grades.
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Sioux City Livestock Exchange
New York Produce Prices Quiet and Steady
Market report shows pork at $26 27.00 per mess, sugar raw $5.02 refined $6.30 to $6.65, coffee Rio No 7 spot at 41 to 44 cents, eggs receipts 16,771 with mostly white firsts, dairy and poultry prices mixed with caps and skims noted.
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New York
Middlewest
Rio
Santos
Cattle Market Notes From Kansas City Sale Day
Kansas City market reports slow cattle trading with 15 000 calves and 19 000 stockers and feeders receipts. Prices show mixed results with calves dull and stockers steady to weak and packers slow on movement. Desirable cattle and better grades fetch higher, with lambs and sheep values listed among modest gains.
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Kansas City
Killine
Arizona
Chicago cattle market report shows slow sales and varied prices
Chicago cattle receipts total 8 000 with steer and heifer lots mostly light fed steady to lower. Prices range from 4.50 to 11.00 for steers with several loads and midweek bids at 5.60 to 9.00. Sheep receipts 21 000 with market very slow and few sales fat lambs bid up to 15.50 to 16.40.
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Chicago
Courts Dismissal Ends School Sun Controversy
Judge R H Munger dismissed the 1926 suit by Sioux City attorney Martin Neilan against the Sioux City School Board over teaching bookkeeping. The decision notes bookkeeping was already taught sufficiently to ninth grade students and later to seventh and eighth grades, effectively mediating the dispute.
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Long
Neilan
Munger
More petitions filed by anti saloon league
Seven additional injunction petitions were filed in district court this morning by Rev C E Stevens superintendent of the Woodbury County Anti Saloon league. The new names include A Lucius A Rudin 1809 Seventh street Lottie Slick A W Kaplan John Harlow 106 Virginia street Maude Smith B B Murray 1510 Fifth street Agnes Pratt alias Wennington Sara M G Jordan 1404 Hamilton street E E Blumer William Lerch 418 Douglas street George Daniels Maggie Smith 1320 Leach street KE Engstrom Ulrick Engstrom 424 South Lafayette street.
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Sioux City
Rev
C. E. Stevens
Woodbury County
Anti-Saloon League
Rev. Stevens
A. Lucius
A. Rudin
Seventh Street
Lottie Slick
A. W. Kaplan
John Harlow
Virginia Street
Maude Smith
B. B. Murray
Fifth Street
Agnes Pratt
Wennington
Sara M. G. Jordan
Hamilton Street
E. E Blumer
William Lerch
Douglas Street
George Daniels
Maggie Smith
Leach Street
KE. Engstrom
Ulrick Engstrom
Lafayette Street
Mrs Hilliard Funeral Set For Tuesday At Home
Funeral services for Mrs. T. A. Hilliard of 1115 Twenty-first street will be held Tuesday at 2:30 p.m. at her residence with Rev. G. D. Ferrill officiating. The service will be at Graceland cemetery. She died suddenly last Friday night at 67, after living in Sioux City 37 years. She was widow of real estate dealer T. A. Hilliard, who died last September. they married in 1904. Born in Ohio, she came to Sioux City in 1887, survived by two brothers Judge Chardon and Mike, and three sisters Mrs. Reynolds and Jennie Reynolds and Mrs. Ella Radcliffe of Chardon.
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T. A. Hilliard
Twenty-first Street
G. D. Ferrill
Graceland Cemetery
Boy Sought by Police Is Still Among Missing
Nicholas Pope a 12 year old boy vanished from his home on Saturday from 2104 East Sixth Street Subday. His parents Mr and Mrs Frank Pope appeal to police for help in the search. They say he left with plans to learn boxing and may have boarded a freight train to Chicago to enter a boxing school. He had no funds when he left and is the youngest of four children.
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Nicholas Pope
Frank Pope
East Sixth Street
Subday
Nicholas
Chicago
Young Pope
Bullish Grain Market Leads Chicago Opening
The June 16 Chicago grain market opened higher amid a fallish mood and mixed weather. Wheat showed strength from weather signals, Liverpool rose, and corn followed wheat while oats advanced in a dull market. provisions stayed steady.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Liverpool
Chicago Market Headlines Show Mixed Grain Movement
Chicago market notes from June 16 reflect mixed grain activity with September and wheat futures up for July, December advances unclear, corn July and September rising four cents, December steady, and provisions steady.
Lawsuit Seeks 61340 Over Land Transfer
H G Williams of Brookings South Dakota sues C K Vogel of near Park Rapids Indiana in US district court alleging breach of a July 11 1919 land sale. Plaintiff claims Vogel failed to pay installments and interest totaling 61340 including unpaid balance and mortgage interest.
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United States District Court
H. G. Williams
Brookings
S. C
C. K. Vogel
Park Rapids
Williams
Vorzel
Vogel
Brookings County
Fishermen Thrive at Sioux River Swamp Catch
Fishermen flocked to the Sioux river swamps for a weekend of abundant carp and buffalo fish. Men and boys gathered on Sunday and returned home with bounties beyond need.
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Sioux River
Local Moving and Storage Services Market Expansion
A brief directory item highlights Ross Van & Transfer at 30 Douglas St offering auto, furniture, and plane moving services. It notes a special van for country hauling and positions the firm within the business and professional directory for the city.
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Douglas St. Auto 157
Classified Ad Guidance for Quick Selling Tactics
A classified notice explains how to craft concise ads to sell items fast. It emphasizes consistency across publications, economical wording, and using a single effective contact phrase like ride or call to action. The text suggests repeating the core sales message in all editions for maximum impact.
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