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Newspaper
Sioux City Register
Location
Sioux City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1924
Page
8
In a subdued market, cattle sales showed limited gains with steer and yearling grades holding steady. Bulls and stockers stayed firm while hogs and sheep posted modest moves. receipts around 5,000 head and prices fluctuated across weights from about 4 to 9 dollars.
A Midland Packing Company petition was denied as John A. Reagan sought to substitute C. W. as receiver or as a party plaintiff or defendant in the related bankruptcy matter. The action centers on the creditor arrangement and status of the substituted party within the ongoing case.
Federal Judge Thomas Munger of Lincoln Neb today ordered the Midland Packing company and receiver C W Britton to defend a motion to dismiss an application and to pay costs. The order also directs suit against stockbrokers to aid the administration of the estate and notes a pending general receivership in Reagan v. Howed. The ruling references a prior order and sets a 20 day window for a new application naming the receiver as a substitute party.
Grain futures opened fractionally higher on the Chicago Board, with wheat rising on scattered buying tied to firmer Liverpool prices. Domestic market unsettled, traders cautious as mild upturn appears linked to stronger demand and light receipts, while hogs and cattle show slight upticks.
Sioux Falls, June 26. The county grand jury, in secret session at the Minnehaha county courthouse, probes the closed state banks. An inspection trip to the county farm followed, with witnesses testifying. After about two weeks in session mainly on bank matters, a report is expected late this week or early next.
A snapshot of New York political figures during a convention as Lex Norman Mack Danue McAdoo Meredith Harriman Hague Hull and others mingle at Madison Square Garden and the Waldorf with chatter about weather plans and day to day bustle as the minute ends and a flurry of activity continues.
Sioux City dealers note raspberries peaches apricots and strawberries entering markets with price moves. Tomatoes onions and bananas show stable or varying prices while eggs and sugar shift. Grand jury probes Sioux Falls Trust affairs as State's Attorney Gamble hints at possible indictments.
New York June 28 rail averages rally to new yearly highs as industrials strengthen. Leading issues such as U S Steel, U S Rubber, Baldwin, American Car and Norfolk & Western show gains amid a broad, buoyant opening.
The Kiwanis gathering at the Martin hotel featured a program on telephone functions. Miss Helen Richardson spoke on long distance calls and their development. Four reels of telephone film were shown including Making Telephone History When Sleet Stomcs Come and A Telephone Visitor's Dream.
The clippings show a June 26 New York produce market report with listings for flour and pork prices, market firmness notes, and assorted dairy and dairy product terms. A train schedule for Sioux City and connections to Omaha and Kansas City appears, including times and routing details.
Advertises filing and notice of closing times for REGISTER operations on weekdays at 11 30 A M Sunday page 9 P M Saturday for quick results by calling listed number or service.
A busy classifieds section lists beauty parlors Brennn and Cohen Sanitary Cleaners and Dyers offering prompt out of town service, Express and Ross Van and Transfer with a special van for country hauling, and Auto S02. The page mentions Safe metal holders, heating advice, and advertising tips for merchants, plus private ladies and housework help at 5506 5th Street.
Fragmented ad text shows small cost classified pitches for used cars, sales agents, and part time work. Mentions auto accessories, clerical positions, and household help with contact-like lines. Tone mirrors low cost wonder pricing and generic opportunities, with several garbled lines and incomplete details.
Descriptive rental notices offer furnished rooms, apartments, and house sharing options. Advertised locations include Grandview and Pearl Street areas with contact phones and references to clean, modern living spaces. Several entries emphasize quick occupancy and reasonable terms to attract tenants.
scattered ad copy suggests buyers sought for used articles with offers to reach buyers daily via phone 68536. imperfect text mentions offices for rent and general selling tips.
Classified ad fragment listing multiple properties and exchanges in Sioux City area. Mentions modern bungalows with oak floors, prices around 9050 and 5490, partial trades for income properties, and several want ads for rental and sale exchanges. Also advertises auto trades and classified pages for employment and other notices.
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