Erratic Wheat Market Reports weak and steady price shifts
Minneapolis and Duluth market news show wheat trading erratic with narrow ranges and occasional sharp moves, oats and flax quiet, rye and corn mixed. Cash grain bids edged up at times, with No. 1 dark northern and amber durum among the listed quotes. livestock futures in Chicago and Sioux City also noted strong hog and cattle activity.
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Minneapolis
Are
Huron Crain Market
Farley
Montana
Duluth
Sioux City Hog Sales Wednesday Report
Armour & Co hog receipts to noon today total 400. Market quotations are not fully supplied by local markets. Readings show numbers including 12 head at 10.00 and 29 head at 10.90, with other lots around 10.85 to 10.90.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armour & Co
Sioux City
St Paul Livestock Prices Report April 10
Livestock prices noted for St Paul and Sioux Falls markets. Steers and yearlings tight supply with mixed ranges. heifers firm. calves weak. hogs higher with tops around 11.00. cattle mostly steady. Sheep light, lambs steady, ewes scarce.
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Sioux City
U. S. Dept. Agr
Chicago
H. S. Dept. Agg
St. Paul
South ST. Paul
Dept. Agri
Sioux Fatla
Sioux Falls
Buley
Heavy Butchers
Good Packers
Retiring Huron Scoutmaster Honored at Dinner
E. A. Abel who organized Leghorns and led 16 Boy Scouts for years in Huron was honored at a dinner held by the Good Fellowship Sunday school class. Abel will join the troop committee, with E. A. Bryan named to succeed him as scoutmaster.
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Huron Poultry
Swift & Co
Huron
D. F. Staga
JW August Abel
Huron Boy Scouts
Azi Aed
Methodist ‘ Ptaeween Techurch
Good Fellowship
Huron Area Council
W. F. Chandler
F. E. Lochridge
Abel
Stock Priges Break Sharply in Turbulent New York Market
Nervous trading across pro markets as prices moved up at open then fell after midday on weakness in radio shares. Call money rose to nine percent, steel orders surged, Pan American and Indian Refining hit new highs, but overall close remained irregular with total sales near 2.3 million.
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New York
Ecuta
Ein Group
Time Money
United States Steel Corporation
Superior Steel
Kossler Radio
Crosley
Radio Corporation
Wright Aeronautical
International Telephone
Motor Products
Pan American
Pan American B
Houston
Yellow Truck
Market Wrap Curbs Oil Firms Lead Slump On Ind Stocks
Standard Oil of Indiana shares close at 59 percent as a broad curb market rally fades. Other readings show mixed moves across manufacturers including General Electric at 220 and U S Steel near 187 with several gauges fluctuating in late trading.
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Standard Oil
IND
Indiana
Alig Chal
Am Can
Am Car & F
Am Loca
Am Sm & Ref
Am Sug
Am T & T
Am Woolen
Anaconda
Armour B
Atchison
Ad Ref
BEO
Beth Steel
Can Pac
CM St. BP
C & NW
CRI
C Beg
Int Nickel
Int Paper
K C Son
Kennecott
Kroger
Mack Tk
Marland
MK & T
Mo Pac
Monte Ward
Nash Motors
N Cash
NH & H
Nor Pac
Packard
Pan Am B
Peneyl
Phillips Pet
Postum Ga
Pullman
Reading
Rem-Rand
Rep 1 & S
Seara Roe
Sinclair
Poultry and Eggs Prices and Markets Across Cities
Business was evident in butter and cheese and poultry markets with modest declines. Chicago reports steady live poultry with varied prices for fowls broilers roosters and turkeys while butter creamery products show slight shifts. Sioux Falls Mitchell also list eggs butter and poultry prices while potatos trend varies across markets. Local shippers and market notes reference Buck Brothers and Huron area pricing.
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Chicago
Kegeshower
Horse Kicks and Tramples Former Huron Resident
Frank Moore a 50 year old farm hand in Huron was kicked and trampled by a horse at a farm 30 miles northeast of Huron near Mon sy. He suffered a broken right leg a broken shoulder and facial cuts. Moore came to this countryside from Sioux City about two years ago and has worked at Willow Lake and Armour packing plant before settling in Huron.
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Frank Moore
Huron Hospital
Olvon Brothers
Huron Mon
Moore
Mr. Moore
Sioux City
Willow Lake
Armour Packing Plant
Huron
Request for Canyon Lake Restoration Cost Estimate
Rapid City chamber committee has ordered engineers drawings and rough coat estimates for Canyon Lake restoration four miles west of the city. Civil engineer J J Laughlin and ex state bridge engineer J E Kirkham will begin a preliminary survey when weather permits.
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Rapid City
Rn Coat
Canyon Lake
Here
Philadelphia Banker Selected as Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Charles James Rhoads of Philadelphia has been chosen as commissioner of Indian affairs and is expected to accept. He is a partner in Brown Brothers and met with President Hoover and Secretary Wilbur to discuss the post after Charles H. Burke resigned. Rhoads seeks time to consult with partners and associates before formal acceptance.
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Philadelphia
Burke
Washington
Charles James Rhoads
Tndian
Rhoads
Hoover
Wilbur
Charles H. Burke
Tater
Brown Brothers
City and fair board agree to fund 10 inch water main
Fire commissioners commit to cover half the cost of a 10 inch water main along Center Street from Nevada to Wyoming within the State Fair grounds. Fair board members include YT Frick, JF White, Herbert Johnson, J T Michell, and Charles Timmer. About 1600 feet of pipe will be installed this tax year with one more block of piping needed to link with the city system.
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State Fair Grounds
Center Street
Nevada
Wyoming
J. Frick
Yankton
J.F. White
Huron
Herbert Johnson
Rapid City
J. T. Michell
Mitchell
Charles Timmer
Pierre
State i
Byrd's dogs to get long rest in snow tunnels
Montreal April 10 Commander Byrd reports his dogs are to receive a long rest in snow tunnels after hauling heavy loads and setting dog sled records. Franke Clarke of Anglo Canadian Pulp and Paper Mills organized post pickups along the St. Lawrence north shore.
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Montreal
Byrd
Franke Clarke
Anglo Canadian Pulp and Paper Mills
Quebec
Clarke
Clarke Trading, Company
St. Lawrence River
Little America
George A. Wendt
Westing ‘House Company
Mired
Wendt
KDKA
Yada
Two youths evade Aberdeen police in escape bid
Aberdeen April 1 two youths George and Ambrose Helwig believed to be the Day county pair fled last night after Word of their plan to run away spread through Arthur Tweet secretary of the local BM C A. They were located briefly at Milwaukee station but dashed into railroad yards and vanished. Police warned they remain at large in the city and may be found soon.
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Aberdeen
George
Ambrose Helwig
Arthur ‘Tweet
C. A
Milwaukee
Andover
Debate on profitability of beef versus dairy cattle in SD
Wessington April 10 debate on whether beef cattle are more profitable than dairy cattle drew members of the Wessington Hills baby beef and Pioneer dairy clubs. No decision announced. A July joint meeting plans a hillside picnic for 19 members. Fedora April 10 demonstration titled Salads given by Mrs. J Cory at the Home Extension club meeting hosted by Mrs. Byron Laird.
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Wessington
South Dakota
Wessington Hilla Baby Beef
Pioneer Dairy Clubs
J. Cory
Home Extension Club
Byron Laird
Snow begins in Aberdeen as cold spell continues
Snow started falling in Aberdeen at noon after 48 hours of chilly, overcast weather. The forecast expects ongoing precipitation tonight with damp breezes from the northeast and similar snowfall to the east and west of Aberdeen.
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Aberdery
Aberdeen
Ortheast
Aberdeensis
Arbor Day Activity urged for tree planting drive
Heavy snowfall boosts moisture as Izsak Waltons push proper planting for Arbor Day. They advocate selecting trees and shrubs that will thrive year after year and urge public participation at a city Arbor Day meeting led by horticulturalist A. L. Ford from the State College.
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Izsak Waltons
Waltons
A. L. Ford
State College
Missing Yankton auditor traced to Sioux City case
Authorities believe Jesse D. McCoun escaped to Kansas City after hiring a Vermilion taxi to Sioux City. Officials plan a full financial recheck while no firm motive or clues have emerged. The search continues as auditors audit the county offices and bond houses.
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Dessa D. McCoun
Roy R. Milliken
Yankton
Sioux City
McCaun
Kansas City
Jesse D. McCoug
Yankton County
MecCoun
Vermil
Nien
State Bonding Department
Iowa
Jt. E. Pederson
McCoun
Leffeers
Duns
Sigux
Snow Storm Drifts Across Central Northwest
A late April snow storm hit the central northwest before 1 a.m. with 65 poles near Canton down and heavy drifting. Watertown communications hampered as six to eight inches fell in parts, and Black Hills reports show up to 12 inches with Custer hit hardest. Gardeners face disappointment as radishes and onions face postwinter snow and groundhog shadows amid freezing temperatures.
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Trath
Watertown
Rapid City
Black Hills
Custer
Rediscover Bloodiest Sacrificial Monument
In Mexico City archaeologists uncovered stone foundations 15 feet below Plaza Mayor surface near the Teocalli base. The 150 foot pyramid said to be built by Anahuacan emperor Ahuizotl in 1486 reportedly saw 20 000 sacrifices atop its altar.
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Mexico City
Plaza, Mayor
Aluizotl
Plaza Mayor
National Museum
Plaka
Worken
Baumgartner Promoted to Green Bay Division Accountant
Earl Baumgartner, chief accountant for the Dakota division of the Chicago and North Western railway for five years, is promoted to division accountant at Green Bay Wisconsin. He began as a call boy at Winona, later became assistant accountant, then Dakota division chief accountant before this week's transfer. He plans to move his family to the new home in Green Bay.
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Earl Baumgartner
Dakota
Chicago & North Western Railway
Green Bay
Wis
Baumgartner
The
North Western
Winona
Huron
Students Run Athletics Here at Central Wesleyan College
Warrenton Missouri April 10 fourteenth year of protestations ends as Central Wesleyan College s athletics is handed to students. The 1929 basketball team coached solely by captain Leemen Schuette posted ten wins and three losses placing third in the Missouri College Union. Alumni faculty and students praise the move with President Tra Chiles calling it highly successful. Baseball and track are run by students this spring with no professional coach for football next fall. The student board of four, plus one faculty member, governs finances and operations.
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Warrenton
Central Wesleyan College of
Warerton
Central Wesleyan
Missouri College Union
Tra Chiles
Leemen Schuette
Jackson
Schuette
Holstein Returns Eight Dollars per One Dollar Feed
A Holstein cow from Joseph H. Brewer herd yielded 27 707 pounds milk and 12 210 pounds butter in 365 days. At 75 cents a gallon for milk she earned 2 597 38, while feed costs totaled 322 30. The steer’s owner notes the cow returned eight dollars for each dollar spent on feed, highlighting efficiency. Havana also vies for world's best lighted city status with expanded street lighting.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Joseph H. Brewer
Michigan
McMaster Addresses Rural Credits and Farm Deflation
Senator McMaster discusses agricultural deflation on WNAX, noting land values have fallen by about half and foreclosures rise with rural credit loans. He cites loans outside legal limits, praises farmer wealth from owned homes, and mentions potential reductions in the rural credit assessment while predicting future agricultural value trends.
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Ankton
Staon Wnax
McMaster
Tle
Rural Credits Board
Ttree
Washington
Congress
Mea Master
Rural Credit Board
Bulew
South Dakota
Huron DeMolays Elect Officers
Gordon Betts was named master councilor of the Kuron edge of De Molay last night. Other officers elected were Arthur Mitchell senior councilor and Kenneth Van Allen junior councilor. Six candidates received both Initiatory and DeMolary degrees. a seventh received the DeMolay degree. A lunch followed the meeting.
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Gordon Betts
Kuron
de Molay
Arthur Mitchell
Kenneth van Allen
Mrs. Paul Stahl Dies at 75 Near Huron
Mrs. Paul Stahl aged 75 died yesterday about 26 miles northeast of Huron. Funeral services will be held at Hofer church tomorrow afternoon with burial in Hofer cemetery.
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Paul Stahl
Huron
Hofer Church
Hofer
Huron College Men Sing at Friday Home Concert
Huron College hosts a Musical Collegians home concert Friday at 8 15 pm. The 24 man club with three soloists recently finished a 1200 mile North Dakota South Dakota tour and broadcast two concerts from Bismarck station. A double quartet Saxophone quartet and a seven piece ensemble join the choir and soloists for the program.
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Huron College
North
South Dakota
Bismarck
N. D
Woonsocket Lodge Clears 200 From Radio Dance
Woonsocket Woodmen lodge cleared 200 dollars at a radio dance held last night. T. M. Brishine of Woonsocket won the radio given away.
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Woonsocket
Woodmen Lodge
T. M. Brishine
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