Sioux City Market Report Wednesday Livestock Trade
Sioux City area cattle and hog sales observed steady to lower in spots with calves, vealers, and stockers scarce. Slower demand noted for slaughter classes and heifers, with hogs lingering at mid 9s to near 10 dollars per hundredweight and sheep markets showing mixed changes. Chicago and other regional markets also reported softer tones on weights and cuts.
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Sioux City
Chicago
St. Pawl
South
ST. Paul
U. S. Dept. Agr
Chicago Produce Markets Report April 30
Chicago and Sioux Falls market brief listing butter egg and poultry prices with pack sizes and classifications. Reads like a daily commodity roundup from Swift & Co and local traders, noting prices for butter eggs and live poultry across regions.
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AURON
Swift & Co
Huron
Bock Brothers
Luton
D.C
Bens
Roosiers
Legh Bess
Kars
Chicago
Shoux Falls
Siou Falls
Minneapolis Grain Close Signals Mixed Durum Prices
Minneapolis and Duluth cash and futures quotes show durum and wheat prices changing with No 1 amber durum around 93 to 95 cents and No 2 durum near 92 to 97 cents. Oats barley and flax futures also move, with May deliveries near 2.79 to 2.81 for flax and mixed durum notes across exchanges.
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Duluth
Stock market stumble after opening rally fades
New York April 23. Stocks faltered as a sharp setback followed an early rally that failed to gain pace. Copper and rail shares led declines with notable losses across major groups. several issues hit new lows for the year and margin pressure persisted as selling intensified through the final hour. Closing quotes reflected broad weakness with heavy turnover and widespread losses.
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New York
People's Gas
Diamond Maeten
Auburn Auto
J. J. Case
Vanadium Steel
Tastman -Kodak
Sloss Sheffield Steel
A. M. Byers
Worthington Pump
Dupont
Electric Auto Lite
American Snare Anaconda
Cerra de Pasco
Magma
Calumet
Hecla
Arizona
Andes
Kennecott
Phelps, Dodge and
Granby
Atchison
Lackawanna
Souther Railway
Rock Island
Chicago Northwestern
Lesson On New Primary Law in South Dakota Voters Told
Series from the Huron League of Women Voters explains primary law details. Questions cover ballot color order registrations judges clerks party representation and vacancies. It notes precinct committeemen and county central committee roles and that the May primary is held on the first Tuesday.
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South Dakota
Huron League of Women Voters
Pti- Central Committee
Auditor
Viva Voce
Party County Central Committee
Jesson
Wheat Market Mixed as Bears Hold Edge in Futures
MINNEAPOLIS April 29 Wheat sentiment was evenly balanced though bears prevailed with net declines. May down about 2 percent, July and September lower. Corn and oats dull, rye inching higher, barley scarce but in demand. Cash wheat remains strong with light offerings and active milling competition. durum firm, flax steady with steady to heavier offerings.
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Armour Stockyard
Huron
Chicago
Baa Bom
Dy Stags
Butchers — No. Ay
Price No. Ay
Price Muon
Minneapolis
Montana
North Dakota
Radio Program Schedule Items Across NBC CBS Networks
A long list of radio programs and times across multiple stations including NBC and CBS chains. Features orchestras, dramas, comedies, and variety acts with entries for New York Chicago and other markets, noting programs like Old Counselor and Mystery House and listings of affiliated stations and times.
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Jack of the Nests
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EECA
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Jae Woo
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Wdar
Shilkrer Orch
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WEAA
KPRC
WOAL
WEY
SVG
WGN
STP
Wiwy
WOW
KSTP
WIAX
WHS
WMC
WSMB
KWOD
WSM
KYW
Olive Palmer
Paul Oliver
WAM
WWD
Wsal
WDA
KSTE
WSE
WIAN
KVOO
Wiax Tod
WSM Wal
WSP
WEE
Mystery House
Leo Kelsman
Orch
KSD Wow
O'Hara Orch
WABC
CBS Chain
Eel
WERC
WDOD
WREC
KLRA
KLZ
Walt Werg
WGHP
KOIL
Wowo
EMOX
KMBC
WCCO
WSPD
WOST
WBRC
WDSU
ZRLD
PBS
Freddie Sileh
WADC
WGRP
WMAQ
KMOX
WISW
Spamnony Orchestra
Alea
WHRC
WRAQ
Thea Rouseabouts
Esea
Lon
BC Wisn
Weco Ei Teavef At W2cm Wsed Wmt Werc Weiw * Woop Wrec Rlra
KFEY
Wiz New _WYark
NBC Chain
Vincent Lopez
Wren
Harry Kogen
Chicago
Breve
Frontier Days
Golden Baris Ae
Cheve
KUKU
KDKA
WCKY
Reo
Fhil Bottalay
WI2
Andy
Orly
WNAQ
Wren Wimi
WEAP
KSL
WDAP
KGO
Prohibition
Toronto
Dante Orch
KOKA
WJZ
Biations
Central Clear Channel
Rites Set for Emmett Schultz Carthage Auto Crash Victim
Funeral services are planned in Carthage for Emmett Alvin Schultz of Carthage who died Sunday night from injuries suffered in an auto accident earlier that morning. Burial will follow in a Carthage cemetery. Schultz, a painter and decorator, lived in Huron and Carthage after moving to South Dakota in 1906. He is survived by a brother A R Schultz of Des Moines and two sisters Mrs S E Trindie of Van Meter and Mrs H C Addy of Winterset. Schultz was unmarried.
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Emmett Alvin Scholtz
Carthage
Huron
South Dakota
Schultz
John Doyle
Roy Phelps
A. R. Sholtz
Des Moines
E. Trindie
van Meter
H.C. Addy
Winterset
Sholtz
Ruth Hegener Honored by Sigma Xi Honorary Fraternity
Ruth Hegener, former Huron college instructor now a student at the University of Colorado Boulder, elected an associate member of Sigma Xi for outstanding department work. She will be inducted May 5. Hegener taught French German and Biology at Huron from 1923 to 1926, then moved to Colorado College and now pursues a master’s degree in the spiological department.
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Ruth Hegener
Huron College
University of Colorado At Boulder
Sigma Xi
Colorado
Miss Hemence
Miss Hegener
Colorado College
Colorado Springs
University of Colorado
Decreases Shown In Town Surveys
Sioux Falls reports show population declines across several towns in South Dakota districts. Salem in McCook county falls to 1 402 from 1 477. Beresford in Lincoln county down to 1 412 from 1 433. Spencer in McCook county drops to 561 from 637. Cnsistota in McCook county stands at 582, down from 594 in 1920. Townships listed with lower counts include Altamont in Dever county, Woodland in Clark, Garfield in Clark, Pleasant Valley in Hand, Ohio in Hand, and Alden in Hand, with varied losses since 1920.
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Sioux Falls
Salem
MicCook County
Beresford
Lincoln County
Spencer
McCook County
Csnistota
Watertown
Supervisory District
Dever County
Altamont
Clark County
Woodland Township
Garfield Township
Pleasant Valley
Ohio
Alden
Sparrows Lose In Scrap With Martins at Hotel Marvin Hughitt
A disputed match at Hotel Marvin Hughitt ended with the Sparrows overrunning an outnumbered Martins unit, but the Martins held momentum before the Sparrow force withdrew. The clash drew a small crowd in the hotel awning area and highlighted a tense local contest for supremacy between the two factions.
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Marvin Hughitt
Spar
Uphold Plea For Lower Rates On Petroleum
North Dakota and northwestern Minnesota interests seek lower gas and petroleum rates from Texas Oklahoma Kansas Missouri. Examiner M L Boat recommends a reduced rate base for complainants noting rates prior to June 14 1928 were reasonable but have risen since. Original protesters International Oil Co and A O Foster Co may collect refunds for shipments since 2.
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Washington
North Dakota
Minnesota
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Missouri
Interstate Commerce Commission
M. L. Boat
North Dakota Board of Railroad Commissioners
Fargé Chamber of Commerce
Greater Grand Fork Traffic Association
South Dakota
Paynesville
St. Cloud
Willmar
Granite Falls
St. Paul
International Oi Co
A. O. Foster Co
Spring Dance at K P Hall Promises Carnival Fun
Knights of Pythias and Pythian Sisters host the annual spring carnival dance at the K P hall tonight starting at four o clock. The event features carnival mascots and confetti with Boyd Snedigar as committee chairman noting the festivities.
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K. P. Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Pythian Sisters
K. P. Hall
Syracuse
Boyd Snedigar
Williamson Bill Passed By House
The Williamson bill to sift out President Hoover's plan to consolidate government agency handling of veterans affairs was daawed by the House and sent to.
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Williamson
House
Washington
Foover
Veterans Affairs
Consolidation of Veterans Bureau with National Home for Disabled Vets
A reported move seeks authority to merge the veterans and pensions bureau with the National Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers. The notice notes executive action and pending legislative steps to effect the consolidation and align services.
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Veterans and Pensions Bureau
Oe National Home For Disabled
Commerce Head Lands Business Commerce Head Lands Business
Washington April 30 William Butterworth head of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States praised American business for meeting the last few months with a steadier economy. He told the eighteenth annual meeting that business has broken new ground, mobilizing to smooth the business cycle. He cited 1920 21 and 1929 as lessons and noted a national survey conference guiding coordinated action through chambers of commerce and trade associations to plan for the future.
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Washington
William Butterworth
Cyber of Commerce
United States
Chamber
Butterworth
National Business Survey
Julius H. Barnes
Briggs Wins Brings Change in Chamber of Commerce Nominations
Aberdeen's W C Allen loses out as G Briggs of St Paul is named a director from the eighth district. The 18 vacancies were narrowed after a long national council session at the eighteenth annual meeting. South Dakotans lobbied for Ren, while Allen, Emry, and Lusk attend the national gathering.
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Allen
Aberdeen
Washington
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Chamber
National Council of the Chamber
Geographies
Ass G. Briggs
St. Pau
W.C. Allen
South Dakota Chamber of Commerce
South
County Tax Proposals Address Residents’ Inquiries
County Auditor Everett Curtis explains recent tax increases as state tax commission rebalanced assessments last year. Current rises include 50 percent on furniture, 50 percent on furniture and fixtures in stores and offices, and 10 percent on goods and merchandise.
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Everett Curtis Totey
State Tax Commission
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