Hog Market Top Is Set At 3.60 At Armour Yards
Armour Stock Yards Huron April 4 reports a steady cattle and calf market with lamb prospects steady. Hog prices show top at 3.60 with 3.55 as bulk and receipts around 206 hogs. Cattle and calf classes listed include dry fed steers yearlings and various cow and bull grades while hogs show ranges across weights up to 360. Prices are steady or varying by weight with several regional market notes from Chicago Sioux Falls and Sioux City.
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Armour Yards
Armour Stock Yards
Huron
Chicago
Sioux City
USDA
Wheat Futures Finish Strong In Minneapolis Market
Wheat futures closed near session highs with May and July up 1 cent or more. Coarse grains also advanced. oats and flax led gains with May oats up one cent. Cash wheat and durum showed mixed demand while Minneapolis cash closes noted various protein percent grades and durum values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Mirker
Montana
Cattle and hog market results from St Paul and Chicago
St Paul and Chicago market notes report cattle and calves trading mixed. Slaughter steers and yearlings around steady, hogs mostly steady to weak, with prices quoted for various weight ranges. Cows and bulls show uneven movement, stock calves in good demand, and woolly stock offers limited.
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St. Paul
South ST. Paul
U.S
Chicago
Markets Report From Multiple Cities Include Huron and Chicago Foods
Markets cover cattle hides wool pelts and tallow plus poultry butter and eggs from Huron and Chicago. Prices vary by grade with hides and pelts listing several weight and quality categories, while poultry, butter and eggs show steady to firmer trends across Chicago New York and Sioux City. Reports note car receipts and market tones, including wholesale butter and egg price movements and flour and potato standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Swift & Co
Chicago
Eygs
Stocks Mark Time In Draggy Session
The stock market tread water in a dull session with little movement among leaders. Metals showed minor irregulars while Standard Brands and DuPont remained firm and U S Steel New York Central and General Electric steady as transfers approached 1.5 million shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U. S
Standard Brands
DuPont
U. S. Steel
New York Central
Generalators
Reading of Historical Market Ticker Fragment
A dense OCR fragment lists numerous company names with trailing percentages and numbers, resembling a historical market or index excerpt. It includes aluminum, oil, steel, car makers, utilities, and consumer brands such as Am Can, Am For Pow, Chrysler, Du Pont, Goodyear, U S Steel, National Dairy, Packard, Penney, Sears, Studebaker, and West Union, among many others, with varied figures and codes. The passage appears as a garbled ledger devoid of full context or coherent narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
Juneau
Alleghany
al Chem & Dye
Aro Sri & Ref
Am’ Sugar
AT & T
Anazonda
Armour Dal
Armour A
Armour B
Armour Pfi
Atchison
Ad Ref
Auburn
Aviation Corp
Barnsdall
Bendix Av
Beth Steel
Borden
Briggs Mig
Byers Co
Car Pac
Cate
Caterpil Tract
Cerra de Pasco
CM Stu
CNW
Chrysler
Colo Fuel
Colum Carb
Coln
G & BE
Coml
Selve
Cons Gas
Cons Oil
Cam Products
Curtis Wright
du Pont de N
Easman
Elec Pow & Lt
Firestone T & R
Fox Film A
Gun Elec
Gen Foods
Gen Motors
Gill
Goodrich
Goodyear T & R
Gt Nor
Houston Oil
Hudson
Mi Cent
Industry
Int Harvester
Itt Nickel
IT A& T
Johns- Manville
Kelvinator
Kennecott
Kresge
Kroger
Lambert
Loews
Mack ‘Trucks
McKess & Rob
Mont 1
Ward
Morrell
Nash
Nat Bis
Nat Cash
Nat Dairy Prod
Nat Distil
Nat Pow & Lt
NY Cent
NY NH & 1
Nat Gash
Pac
Packard
Penney
Penn
Arrest drivers with 1933 licenses under new plates rule
Miss Myrtle Morrison secretary of state announced the April 1 deadline for securing 1934 motor vehicle license plates. Drivers operating with 1933 licenses face arrest and fines. State highway patrolmen will assist local officials in enforcing the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sierre
Myrtle Morrison
Morrison
President Roosevelt Vacation Aboard Nourmahst Fishing Woes
President Roosevelt sails on extended vacation cruise in Miami with Eliott Roosevelt reporting Dad feeling swell yet unlucky at fishing. Three barracuda caught yesterday but no bites for the president while Robert Clark of the secret service earned credit for the catch. The itinerary remains open as Elbow Key light offered possible moves if fishing stays poor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Roosevelt
Eliott Roosevelt
Nourmahst
Elliott
Robert Clark
Secret Service
Elbow Key
Fairbanks Breach Growing Narrower
London reports Douglas Fairbanks Sr arrived at Croydon after a Barcelona flight and refused to discuss personal matters. Friends say a reconciliation with Mary Pickford may follow a US return in the summer. Barcelona dispatch notes Fairbanks left for London after talks with Pickford, with reconciliation reported but not confirmed.
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Fairbanks
London
Douglas Fairbanks, Sr
Croydon
Barcelona
United States
Mary Pickford
Spain
Detsit
Three Negroes Executed After Attacks on Women
In Nashville Tennessee on April 4 three Shelby county men were executed in the electric chair at the state penitentiary. Percy Smith, 4, confessed to attacking three white women last night while Jasper Graham, 29, and Frank Mays, 30, were convicted of attacking a young woman in north Memphis in September 1932 after robbery and shooting her escort.
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Nashville
Tenn
Shelby County
Memphis
Neers
State Penitentiary
Percy Smith
Jasper Graham
Frank Mays
Supreme Court Upholds Towa Mortgage Moratorium Law
In a five to four ruling the Iowa Supreme Court upheld the legality of the Towa mortgage moratorium law extending the redemption period. The decision modifies and affirms a Boone County court ruling in the case Des Moines Joint Stock Land Bank of Des Moines vs Mr and Mrs David Nordholm.
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Towa
Des Moines
State Supreme Court
Boone County
Des Moines Joit Stock Land Hane of
David T. Nordholm
Butterfly Found In Boy's Ear At School
In Powder Spring Georgia on April 4 a 13 year old boy Lee Hilley was treated after a pencil point broke off in his ear and a doctor discovered a living butterfly of fair size and gaudy plumage while probing the ear.
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Powder Spring
Lee Hilley
Lee
Apartment Owners Approve New Law in St Paul
The St Paul Apartment Owners Association last night endorsed a proposed city ordinance requiring reporting to authorities of information on new tenants in apartments roaming houses and land residences. The measure follows the machine gun fights with officers and John Dillinger's jailbreak on Saturday from a local apartment house. SEEK CANDIDACY FOR ROOSEVELT LONGWORTH INDIANAPOLIS moves to draft Mrs Rue Roosevelt Longworth Cincinnati to run for US senator. Primary candidates drew for ballot positions at the county auditor's office. U S bonds and curb stocks trading were noted with prices and index changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Baul
St. Paul
Columbus, O
Minneapolis Stocks Blip From AP Amid Unclear Ticker
A partial AP stock brief from Minneapolis notes odd ticker fragments and market movements. The scattered lines mention Northwest Banco and a few percent figures, but the incomplete data prevents clear conclusions or details on prices or timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Associated Press
Bark
Northwest Banco
Land Bank Aids Recovery In South Dakota
South Dakota's farm mortgage refinancing via the Federal Land Bank has poured over 2 million dollars into school and local government treasuries and drained bank deposits, aiding merchants and creditors. Loans to farmers, backed by government guarantees, aim to close more than 30 million dollars in commitments, with bonds offered at par to expedite cash for creditors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Omedia Federal Land Bank
Andrew Kopperud
Omaha Federal Land Bank
Federal Land Bank
Land Bank
Kopperud
Big Crowd Expected for World Eucharistic Congress
Buenos Aires prepares for the 32nd World Eucharistic Congress with boats and tents aiding housing. A committee lists 15,000 pilgrim beds in Catholic schools and private homes. Delegations from Europe, the United States, Canada, Australia, Brazil travel by chartered liners. Italy expected largest outside Argentina.
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Buenos Aires
Europe
United States
Canada
Australia
Brazil
Argentina
Evanston Votes Against Liquor Sale 11,566 to 3,587
The Women's Christian Temperance Union hailed the Evanston vote in suburban Chicago yesterday as a major victory for anti liquor forces. Evanston's tally favored prohibition with 11,566 voting against liquor sale and 3,587 in favor. The decision marks a decisive local stand endorsed by the national WCTU headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Evanston
Union
Winter Still Grips Rocky Mountain Area
Winter continues to grip the Rocky Mountain region with snow covering large areas. Colorado, western Nebraska, and much of Wyoming, Montana and Arizona report snow blankets and ongoing cold conditions through April.
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Rocky Mountain
Denver
Colorado
Nebraska
Wyoming
Montana
Arizona
Kansas Is Visited By Soaking Rains And Lull
New York April 4 The Edison Electric bureau reports U S sales of household electric refrigerators for January and February 1934 totaled 117691 units, a change from the prior year as shipments in the early year reflect economic conditions and demand across the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
New York
United States
Electric
Edison Electric
Buick Price Increase Announced By Buick Motor Co
Buick Motor Co announces immediate price hikes ranging from 65 to 130 in Flint Michigan. The rise reflects higher wages and shorter work hours cited by the company as the cause for the increase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buick
Flint
Mich
Buick Motor Co
Great Western Rail Executive Marries Childhood Sweetheart
Chicago April 4 Patrick H L Foye president of the Chicago Great Western railway wed Ida Folz his childhood sweetheart. Their romance spanned from youth to his rise as railroad executive and her role as a steel company executive.
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Great Western Rail
Chicago
Patrick Hlfoye
Chicago Great Western Railway
Ida Folz
Steel Company
Steel Production Up National Capacity to 48.5 Percent
Steel producing operations in New York report a rise to 48.5 percent of national capacity as consumer demand grows ahead of anticipated price increases. Finishing mills are expected to shift to higher operating schedules by mid April, according to the Iron Age review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Coursey To Manage Red Owl Store Here
Merril Coursey today took over management of the Huron Red Owl store from Mitchell where he spent about three months as assistant manager. D. L. Hoy announced the transfer of A. J. Summers, manager here, to Red Owl store No. 3 at Sioux Falls. The Nu-Blu barber shop, formerly Coursey’s, is now operated by Ray Threadgold who will run four chairs with Jim Hamm, Art Sell, and Jack Meyers remaining on staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merril Coursey
Huron
Red Owl
Mitchell
D. L. Hoy
A. J. Summers
Sioux Falls
Coursey
Nu-Blu
The
Bee
Ray Threadgold
Palace
Jim Hamm
Art Sell
Jack Meyers
Farm agency waives wheat planting minimum in seven states
The farm administration designated five counties across Colorado Kansas Texas South Dakota Montana Idaho and CreSur as waivers areas for wheat adjustment contracts. In these zones farmers need not meet the 54 percent minimum planting if conditions render planting a waste of effort and will receive benefit payments. Additional counties may be added. Counties listed include Armstrong Beadle Clark Carson Hand Hughes Kingsbury Stanley Haakon Shannon Washington Lake Miner Bennett Hyde Sully McPherson Spink Faulk and Brown.
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Washington
Colorado
Kansas
Texas
South Dakota
Montana
Idaho
Cre- Sur
Armstrong
Beadle
Clark
Carson
Hand
Hughes
Kingshry
Stanley
Haakon
Shannon
Lake
Miner
Bennett
Hyde
Sully
McPherson
Spink
Faulk
Brown
Ford’s Farm Puzzle Solved at Century of Progress
CHICAGO April 4 Henry Ford will demonstrate at the 194 century of progress the lasting solution to the American farm problem exposition officials announced. Ford said the farm problems must be solved by the farmer himself and that they will show how any farmer may begin partial industrialization of the farm and manufacture products directly for industrial markets. Soybean processing machinery Ford has been testing will be displayed.
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Ford
Chicago
Henry Ford
Kentucky Miners To Idle Inactivity Until Hearing
Kentucky coal field activity remains light as a coal code hearing is set for Washington on April 9. West Kentucky operators, meeting yesterday, plan minimal mining until the wage hours issue is resolved, meaning about 15,000 miners face intermittent work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Louisville
Washington
West Kentucky
J. van Dyke Norman
Toledo Machinists Strike Is Settled
Toledo machinists end month long walkout at Toledo Machine and Tool Co after accepting collective bargaining terms set by federal mediator Robert H. Cowdrill. Local 105 members vote to return to work tomorrow.
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Toledo
Toledo Machine & Tool Co
International Association of Machinists
Robert H. Cowdrill
Beadle County to Aid Grasshopper Control Program
After a conference with Hey A. Cave grasshopper control director for southeastern South Dakota Beadle county commissioners agreed to cooperate with state and federal control committees. Cave accompanied by Arlington Eddy Beadle county agent outlined the program under which the government will supply poison to destroy the pests with the county commissioners distributing it locally.
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Hey A. Cave
South Dakota
Beadle County
Cave
Arlington Eddy
Edison Electric Institute Reports Small National Power Rise
The Edison Electric Institute announced that US electricity production last week reached 1,665,650,000 kilowatt hours, up from 1,658,389,000 the prior week. Yearly gain stood at 12.8 percent, with the week before showing a 17.6 percent rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electric
New York
Edison Electric Institute Today
United States
Uruguayan Army Warns Plotters of Severe Punishment
Montevideo April 4 Gen. Jose Gomez inspector general of the Uruguayan army warned officers that ruthless punishment will follow attempts to topple the government. Hundreds of politicians and agitators have been deported amid opposition to President Terra’s constitutional reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montevideo
Jose Gomez
Terra
Mrs Vanderbilt jailed for public nuisance dogs
Mary Logan Vanderbilt, divorced wife of Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr., was arrested at her Bryn Mawr home on a charge of maintaining a public nuisance due to two dogs. A neighbor said one terrier bit her ankle last Saturday.
Insull Hopeful Of Being Freed In Extradition Case
Samuel Insull, detained in Istanbul, waits as British lawyers seek delay to his U S extradition on fraud charges. He seeks a valise from the Maiotis containing important papers while Turkish officials rule he must be handed over. Debate continues on his nationality and possible legal avenues.
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Istanbul
Samuel Insull
United States
Insull
Jess
Newabat Harbor
Counel
Alexander Mango
Sull
Insult
Associated Press
Las
London
Great Britain
England
Mrs. T. J. Harvey Rites Thursday
Funeral services for Mrs. T. J. Harvey who died Tuesday morning at her daughter’s home in Huron will be held Thursday at 3 30 p m at the Urquhart residence 638 Oregon avenue southeast Interment will be in Riverside cemetery Dr Hubert Ketelle will conduct the services Pallbearers are Dr We Wharton George Costein Theodore Smogard George W Hill C B Dickinson and George W Wright Mrs Harvey a pioneer of Huron came to the city in 1840 with her husband who long was the chief stockholder in the T J Harvey grocery store Mr Harvey died in 1924
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T. J. Harevey
A. M. Urquhart
Oregon Avenue Southeast
Urquhart
Hubert Ketelle
Riverside Cemetery
R Wharton
George Costein
Theodore Smogard
George W. Hill
B Dickinson
George W. Wright
Harveys
Huron
T. J. Harvey
Mr. Harvey
Heflin Speaks On Far East Situation Talk at Rotary luncheon features maps
Heflin, a university professor from Hern muron college, spoke on the Russian Japanese issue at the Rotary club luncheon. Mapping aids illustrated his talk while guests included Andrew Koppernd, A M Haskell, Marin, and Lewis Benson presiding in Colton's absence. A separate note announces a Salt Lake City depot setup for a Western air zone from Cheyenne to the coast, by Lieut. Col. H H Arnold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL Hern
Muron College
Rotary Club
Andrew Koppernd
Omaha Rotary Club
A.M. Haskell
Huron
Omahe Land Bank
Salt Lake City
Acmy
Cheyenne
H. Hi. Arnold
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals List
At the hospitals admitted Viola Clanzer Yale non surgical Dorothy Biller Willow Lat not surgical Mra Ed Knodel Vical. Dismissed Mrs C J Presemsnani baby Huron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Clanzer
Yale
Surgical
Dorothy Biller
Willow Lat
Mra
Ed Knodel
Vical
C. J. Presemsnani Baby
Huron
Too Late To Classify LOS
Last night at the 21 post office a black and white Schaefer fountain pen was found. Irene Juhnke reported a reward and provided a phone contact for interested parties.
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Los
Schaefer
Irene Juhnke
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Duluth
Sau Ar
Tye
Owen
RIDE
Bolles & Rogera
Huron Hide and Metal Co
Buran S
LTA
Russell
Wisconsin
I. S
Minnesota
Red River
Ohbies
Cobblers
North Dakota
Ohios
McCluras
Florida
U.S. Bonds
Liberty
Liberty First
Liberty Fourth
Treasury Sje
Treasury Gs
Standard Oil Ind
Elec
Ford Motor Lid
Land Bank Aids Recovery In. D
Park
Heflin
George Longsai
Gil Lawn Ridge
South Cavour
Joe Delvaux
Heron Coast, Co
Euros
Highmore
de Smet
Wessington Springs
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