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Newspaper
Sioux City Register
Location
Sioux City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1924
Page
6
Chamber of Commerce announces 17 committees with chairmen listed. Leaders include Silas Goun, Ce Allen, T Kollerman, and Suath Pustieity, reflecting broad organizational structure.
A Sioux City group of 29 stockmen will tour Calgary July 7 to 12 to promote the stock yards as the ideal hub for cattle shipments from western Canada and the northwestern United States. They seek to attract cattle from the plains to Iowa markets, underscoring strong demand for hardy stockers and feeders in the corn belt amid rodeo events and Canada’s livestock convention.
Kansas governor Jonathan M. Davis pitches a White House run focused on farmers. He stresses relief for broke growers and calls for proper administration of federal reserve laws while signaling unity with labor groups and other voters.
Sioux City police seek the fence who bought loot from Thomas McPherson tied to a store burglaries across South Dakota and northwest Iowa. McPherson confessed to Omaha police, portion of goods recovered in his room, including 16 silk shirts. Arrests linked Parkston sheriff Koening and Omaha authorities.
Detectives waited 24 hours for bandits who stole Chris Berthleson car tires from a Westfield garage to return loot, but the thieves did not appear. The third-time break-in ended with tires recovered near a ravine after a chase that began in Sioux City and led to a fire at Correctionville road. Police expect arrests soon as the car was recovered around 6 am in Greenville.
Riverside residents gather at Riverview school grounds for an illustrated program hosted by the Riverside Community club. Visitors include Mrs. C. M. Spaulding of Pierson and others staying with relatives along Military Road and Nash Street.
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