Stocks Display Steady Tone In Tuesday Trade
New York June 18 reports from Caningsieate of improvement in iron and steel buying and a Philadelphia dispatch that Baldwin Locomotive works has been expanding operations. Stocks showed a steady tone with fractional gains on initial transactions for Baldwin Consolidated Gas Texas Co United States Steel Beth. Steel American Sugar and other industrials. Opening prices listed for several major issues with modest up or down moves noted.
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New York
Caningsieate
Philadelphia Dispatch
Paldwin
Lnte
Baliwin
Gias
Texas Co
United States Steel
Ammn. Con
Utah Copper
Beth. Steel
Amn. Bugar
Kelly Springfilt
Maryland
Gen. el
Southers
Pacific
Balbwin
Consolitat
St. Paul
Standard Oil of
New Jersey
Newsboy Vaudeville Show Secures Camp Trip for 75
Sioux City's Newsies Vaudeville at the Jewish Community Center funds 75 boys for a summer camp trip next month with surplus for next year. More than 39 participants presented an original five act sketch by William Gooadsite featuring a Battling Dugan act and songs. Participants included Nathan Gordon Herbert Hooly Leonard Tessler Oscar Shubb Gerald Itl Sam Haskin Simon Center Morris Montrose Louis Zuckerman Max Dworkin Mary Beth Ann Mushkin led the show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Newsies
William Gooadsite
Battling Dugan
Hymie Raskin
Carl Sirown
John Bird
Morris Montrose
Nathan Gordon
Herbert Hooly
Leonard Tessler
Oscar Shubb
Gerald Itl
Sam Haskin
Simon Center
Louis Zuckerman
Max Dworkin
Mary Beth
Ann Mushkin
Pley
Claim Filed Against Peter Schram Estate
A claim against the estate of the late Peter Schram for about 50 000 was filed in district court before Judge Miles Newby by L H Kissinger. The suit asserts a real estate contract filed before the claims deadline and seeks to treat it as part of the estate assets. The claims period ended December 1920 and the administrator contests reopening the estate for further claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Schram
Miles Newby
L. H. Kissinger
Kissinger
Robbers Loot H. Snomsky Grocery in City Break-In
Thieves obtained 20 pounds of beefsteak, several pounds of butter, and $1 in cash from H. Snomsky at 310 Leonard Street after forcing a side door with a jimmy. No injuries reported. Local police react to the break-in and review security footage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Snomsky
Leonard Street
Dry League Files More Bar Injunction Pleas
Three petitions for injunctions against proprietors and owners of establishments in Sioux City convicted of maintaining liquor nuisances were filed this morning by C. F. E. Stevens, anti saloon league worker. The petitions name H. F. Mathwig Joseph Grammer W. Ja Hutchins of 512 Jennings Street Anna Vauzhin and Max of 1101 Fourth Street Max and Sophie Schaeffer and J. Resnick of 1210 Sixth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
District Court
C. F E. Stevens
Anti-Saloon League
Agaiinst H. FE. Mathwig
Joseph Grammer
W. Ja Hutchins
Jennings Storer
Anna Vauzhn
Max
Fourth Street
Sophie Schaeffer
J. Resnick
Sixth Street
Recovery of Payments on Cash Devices Asked
Suit filed seeking return of 595 dollars paid by N Sadoff to J B Murphy trustee for all assets of A N Sadoff former Paulina Indiana store owner. Complaint alleges two cash registers were property of the National Cash Register company or sold by the trustee with other furnishings and equipment of the store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Sadoff
J. B. Murphy
A. N. Sadoff
Paulina
Sadoff
Sryet Court
Jeff
National Cash Register Company
Murphy
Grant T T Twelfth district chief deemed efficient
Washington June 18 Director Hines of the Veterans Bureau approves a committee report finding Maj Louis T Grant district manager Twelfth district efficient and morally fit for the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hines
Veterans’ Bureau
New York Produce Prices See Mixed Movements Across Commodities
Market notes show varied shifts with flour and pork steady while sugar remains firm. Coffee and toll are quoted with Santos and Rio markets touched by spot prices. dairy and poultry items reflect firmer or steady quotes, including cheese skim and butter receipts.
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Rio
Santos
de Getic
Capons
Senator Pat Harrison Voices GOP Convention Messages
Senator Pat Harrison, a keynote figure, kept pace with the Republican convention through radio updates. His prepared messages aimed to shape public reception as voters listen for his forthcoming voice in broadcasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Harrison
Sioux City Market Report Shows Upward Trend in Grain
Inland grain prices edged higher at the opening with wheat leading gains as corn and oats followed. Wheat July, September and December futures rose. corn and oats advanced modestly. provisions remained steady. Chicago closing showed mixed movement for wheat and corn while oats and fats followed a similar pattern.
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Ersins
Racour Winnispet
Reading Industries
Lamson Bros. & ,Co
Grates Exchange Building
Sion
Chicago
Cincasy, Sons
Lamaonico
Sim City
Tri T
Cine
Sao
Sioux City Market Quotation Highlights on Butter Poultry Hay
Quotations from the Sioux City wholesale market show butter at 2e a pound, fancy, with various dairy and meat items listed. Poultry prices include heavy hens 20c, Leghorn hens 17c, roosters 10c, broilers 1 to 2 pounds 19c, and over 2 pounds 29c. Hay prices cover No 1 prairie to No 2 prairie and Midland varieties, alfalfa bids from 12. to 17. per unit, and bedding and straw priced accordingly.
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Sioux City
Pac
Hay
Prairie
Scowtow
Midland
Milland
Undertakers Ball Celebrates Denmark Style Funeral Directors
A June 15 event in Cedar Rapids features a ballroom setup with caskets, embalming bottles, a hearse, and a mock grave as the Iowa Funeral Directors Association holds its annual convention. Delegates mingle in formal attire amid symbols of death.
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Cetur Rapids
Joroms
Armitarium Herve
Iowa Funeral Directors’ Association
Merly
Ramsey’s Pet, His New Granddaughter
A brief item notes Baby Jean Margaret MacDonald, a month old granddaughter of England's prime minister, and her father Alstair MacDonald, second son of Ramsey, are mentioned in this domestic gossip snippet.
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Jean Margaret MacDonald
England
Alstair MacDonald
Ramsey
Wheat and Corn Prices Rise Across Chicago Markets
Wheat gains 205 cents with bid prices for No 2 read at 81.18 and various No 1 to No 8 hard and medium grades. corn shows a 5 cent uptick with multiple No 1 to No 6 medium and yellow classifications. oats follow with notable increases across white and mixed lots. clover and related seeds noted with broader market shifts.
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Chicago
Ciover
Siuanri
Wheat and cash price notes from 1941 market list
A fragmented 1941 market entry lists prices for commodities and cash terms. It shows items like Barley-Cash 112.2 percent, Clover, Tinwally-Cas, Butter and Hay with assorted monthly figures and fees, reflecting a historical commodity pricing record.
Wheat and corn prices rise in Kansas City quotables
Kansas City reports wheat prices up across grades with No 1 hard at 1.12 and No 5 hard near 1.16 dollars. No 3 red at 1.12, No 2 mixed at 1.12. Corn shows gains for No 2 white and No 3 White to 58 cents and 88 cents for No 3 yellow. Oats rise to 37 cents.
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Kansas City
Wheat
Grain price quotes from Omaha cash markets
Wheat prices rise across several hard and soft grades with No 2 hard at 1.10 and No 3 hard at 1.08 to 1.15. No 5 hard at 2.05 to 1.08, No 4 dark 1.61, No 3 mixed 1.06. Corn prices show No 2 white 3c and No 3 white SIC, No 2 yellow 8c, No 4 yellow 844 to 44c, No 6 yellow, No 2 mixed 1'ee. Oats No 3 white 1 94c. Barley No 3 tie.
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Toige
C. Bariey
Market Update From Peoria on Grain Prices
In Peoria today June 18 buyers note mixed movement in corn and oats with several grades closed higher. No. 3 yellow corn and white oats showed upticks while lower grades remained steady amid fluctuating demand and market activity.
Fragmented OCR Item From Early 20th Century Ledger
Blurred OCR text describes currency, dates, and calculations with scattered numbers. Mentions locations such as Joliet and Penang and references to balances, payments, and prices. The readable portions hint at a financial record or accounting snippet with partial names and figures.
Baltrimas Held on Disorderly Conduct as Divorce Case Moves Forward
Josie Daurtnaz files for divorce from Adam Baltrimas after a reported attack during a drunken incident last Monday. Baltrimas, sentenced to four days in county jail, faced Judge Carl Sass with claims of cruel treatment and threats. Mrs Baltrimas seeks custody of their child and $59 monthly support.
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du PS Coff
Hes Wie
Josie Daurtnaz
Wil Tewat
Ratictinas
County Auditor Mails Notices of Conventions
County Auditor Willis M. Writchard mails notices to all delegates and party officials for county Republican and Democratic conventions. Both gatherings meet at the Woodbury County courthouse on Saturday June 28, convening simultaneously at 11 a.m.
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Willis M. Writchard
Woodbury County Court House
Train Schedules and Arrivals for Sioux City Area 1924
Corrected May 8 1924 timetable showing Frain Screddle and Northwestern lines with arrivals and departures to Omaha St Paul Council Bluffs and distant destinations. Includes local and express connections, times, and route notes across multiple carriers.
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Frain Screddle
Sioux City
St. PF
K. C
Cumpis. C
Omaha
Sloomsk “Hl
Crofton
Black Hi
Norfolk
Ponca
Wynot
S. C
St. P
Twin City
Northwestern
K. C. Ltd
Chicagd Ex. v. Mo. Val
C. BR
Oak
Minn
Aberdeen
Black Hills
Huroj-Hawarden
Kansas City, Council
Bluffs Elc
California
Carroll
al Chi
Jewel
Sioux City-Moville
Chicago
Pic
Denver
Coast
Omahsa
Maks
Black ‘Hill
Hawarden
Pi Overland Limited
Cnue Milwaphef
Chicago Amd Des Mol
Des Molines
Sioux
Sioux ‘Walls, Hawarden, Ater Parker
Haward
Mitchel
Aber
Seattle
Mitchell
Abereen
Rapid City
Yankton
Cattle hold up as heavy grades drive day’s trade
Market report shows cattle trading steady with heavy grades leading activity. Prices hold firm with steers and yearlings around 7.0, hogs scarce yet steady, and overall tone cautious amid thinning demand.
Market Noise and Mixed Prices Reported in Brief
A scrambled market summary notes steady conditions with some fluctuations across items. Mentions of hogs, pork, cattle, and various commodities include prices around 14.50 and 77.15, with references to receipts and center cuts.
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Otha Ape
Strerpptis
Sk Bet
Dubs
Tor Iin
Lambe Strap
Cattle Receipts Show Modest Gains at St Jo Mo Market
Market reports from St Jo Missouri show cattle receipts around 3 900 with steady conditions. Prices cited include a bulk value near 7 15 with bids varying by lot. Experts note modest demand and caution in price movement ahead of mid month iterations.
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St. Joop Mo
Ilia
Grain Prices and Commodities Amid Market Listings
Readable fragments show prices for red and white corn and oats with references to No 1 red No 2 red and No 2 white. Mentions dates such as September December and July with numeric prices like 1.79 and 2.54. Entities include STATA Jules Nea Cors No 2 white and various vague descriptors from a market listing.
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St. Louis
Jime
Jules
Kiwanians Adopt New Laws and Prepare for Elections
Denver June 18. Kiwanians at an international convention adopted a new constitution and bylaws and planned to elect a 1925 meeting place. The key change creates a committee on agriculture to align urban and rural interests, with Carl J. Baer of the St. Louis Chamber of Commerce outlining inter-community links.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
Carl J. Baer
St. Louis Chamber of Commerce
Missing Yankton Bay Runaway Ray Robbins Sought
Sioux City police join in search for 14 year old Ray Robbins who ran away from Yankton South Carolina last night. He wore a khaki suit and tennis shoes at departure.
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Sioux City
Ray Robbins
Yankton
S. C
Beauty Parlors and Services in Local Directory
A fragmented directory listing shows entries for beauty parlors including The Smiths Hair Store and Beauty Parlor with marceling and weaving at 401 4th, Brennan Cohen Sanitary Cleaners and Dyers with Main Office 1213 4th, and various auto, furniture, and storage services. Also notes painting and paperhanging and other trades with scattered phone numbers and addresses.
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Smiths
Marceling
Brennan & Cohen Sanitary Cleaners & Dyers
Bell
Ross van & Easier
Bekin’s
Help Wanted Classified Ad Offers Inexpensive Hiring
Classified notices urge readers to place ads for rooms, hauling, and staffing with low costs. Mentions phone numbers and names, promising quick results and economical print advertising. The column lists various helper and tenant requests with scattered contact details.
Chance of a lifetime investors seek county interest
A terse classified note promises huge opportunities with a “clean ground floor proposition” at a company and factory. It invites few investors to respond via a local register office and hints at securing one common venture.
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County Ten
Care Register
Byers
Egisier
Classified Rental and Ad Copy Disorder
Fragmented notice about rentals and ads mixed with stray phrases. Mentions tenants rooms furnished and a want ad service. Appears as a garbled classified section with unclear details and marketing prompts.
Fragmentary housing ad notes limited details
The readable lines reference lodging and sleeping rooms near a summit area with a contact phone. No clear address or entity names are present. The text is incomplete and lacks concrete details.
Classified Ad Teases Logical Buyer Sought East
A terse classified teaser appeals to a logical buyer, inviting consideration and hinting at a potential match. The note reads as a brief appeal to someone along the eastern section, urging reflection before acting.
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Ghain
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Trio
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Watt
Sander
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Undertakers
BALL
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Omanma Cash
Peoria
Xudspr Raxim
Coffee
Gers PD
Isate
Pascal
Peta Dapuy
Caiennes Fas
Penang
Paber Wan Bere
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Ili
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Albaad
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Toads
Beaieca
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Ste Pett
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Viaekea
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Sieseey
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Seikers
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Bas
ST. .Oues
Hess
Ris Tees
Peta Selinger
Oprekine
ST. Juisuepu
Chieago Lstimnates
Ienzo
Tome
ST. Louis Grain
Yankton Bay
Es- Cail
VHRR
Fyerstret
Wantek Beniste
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Sunnett
Tabla
Asis
Birax
Nike
Warkor
Coolumns
Mae T. Warhing
Lrutr Og
Paris
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Talbor
Jon
Etaes
Douglas
Waskim
Chones
iInmstead
Cleveland
Register
Pearl ST
Court Car
A. W. Kaplin
Anshedy
THE
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J. W. Thorndike CO
Strep
EY. Hutchison
Kister
Lansip
Promances
Hudson
Dbuaick
Chalmers
Newkirk-Selaer
Stocks and Bonds
S&s33
City Property
Joe L. Dealy
Frances
Smith
McSpaddin & Wilson
Cott&gs
Una
Hegeister
Ars
White & Olson
Iowa
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