Armour Market Steady Prices on Cattle and Hogs
Armour Stockyards in Huron reports cattle calf and sheep prices mostly steady on Thursday, with butchers 10 to 15 lower and hogs firm to higher. Chicago and Sioux Falls markets show mixed livestock trade, with hogs under pressure and cattle and sheep sustaining moderate demand amid ample supplies.
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Armour
Huron
Good Packers
Rough Packers
Stags
Pigs
Chicago
Sioux
Fairy Livestock
Sioux Falls
At. Paul
Washington Range
T. 3 Dept. Agr
Oceaneer
Saqemso
Missouri U. S
Kansas
Wisconsin
U. S
Minnesota
U.S
Idaho
Futures React After Upturns in Minneapolis Market
Wheat futures edged higher early but faded as stock gains stalled. September wheat up 34 cents, December mixed. rye and flax little changed. Cash wheat firm with fair demand. durum demand strong for fancy amber. winter offerings light. Cattle and hog markets varied with firmer beef and lower packer bids in Sioux City and Chicago reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Sioux City
U. S. Dept
Flar-On track STH 9EM to arrive BPs Wee
A terse note states Flar-On track STH 9EM plans arrival at BP's Wee in October with a tentative November indication. Details are fragmentary and unclear.
Markets Report from Huron Poultry and Wool Markets
Huron markets list poultry, hides, wool and hog products with prices for hens, fowls, bull hides and wool. New York and Chicago produce data cover eggs, butter, flour, and poultry prices. Sioux Falls and Minneapolis reports reflect regional poultry and grain values.
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Minnneapolis
Minneapolis
New York Poultry
NEW York
Sioux Falls
Springs
Leghorn Springs
Sioux City
Stocks Fall After Afternoon Slump In Broad Market
New York August 4. Stocks rallied to fresh recovery highs in active trading then cooled, trimming gains by afternoon. Major winners included American Can American Telephone and U S Steel while Allied Chemical and Union Pacific slipped. McGon Pictures held firm while coal and oil stocks fluctuated amid the broad retreat.
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New York
American Can
American Telephone
Case
Auburn
Union Pacific
Allied Chemical
Santa Fe
U. S
Mo Gon Pictures
Mrs Niemeyer Dies After Long Illness
Mrs Mary A Niermeyer 8 mother of A C Niermayer 1905 Iowa avenue south died early this morning at her son's home after about six months illness. Funeral services set for Kin yon chapel Saturday at 2 pm Rev L E Niermeyer Mitchell in charge burial in Woonsocket cemetery beside husband. She had lived near Forestburg for 30 years and moved to Huron six months ago. Surviving A C Niermeyer are son Robert E Watertown a daughter Mrs Earl Devine Draper a brother Charles Kanolt Chadron Neb and sister Mrs Henry Heisey Monticello Ia.
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Niemeyer
Mary A. Niermeyer
A. C. Niermayer
Iowa Avenue South
Kinyon Chapel
New York City
Niermeyer
Forestburg
Huron Sbout
A. C. Niermeyer
Robert E
Watertown
Earl Devine
Draper
Charles Kanolt
Chadron
Neb
Henry Heisey
Monticello
Convicts Killed In Prison Break at Tucker Prison Farm
At Tucker Prison Farm Arkansas on August 41 four convicts were killed and three wounded in a daring break from a stockade. A gun battle followed with officers as seven convicts briefly held a camp stockade before three were killed and two surrendered. Guards RG Jones and Else Howell were wounded. Howell was killed resisting the escape. Victims in the gun clash were Lou Smith J D Brown and Hershel Chaney all burglary and grand larceny convicts. Everett Wackerley life term for murder was shot in the knee. Jones was shot in the arm. Slayton and Higgins surrendered after the fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucker Prison Farm
Ark
RG. Jones
Else Howell
Lou Smith
J. D. Brown
Hershel Chaney
Arkansas
Everett Wackerley
Franklin County
Jones
Jack Slayton
Walter Higgins
Walker Flower Shop Sold To Siebrecht at Foreclosure Sale
The Walker Fhower shop fixtures brought 45 dollars at a mortgage foreclosure sale to B F Siebrecht of Aberdeenerist who plans a new flower shop here. Siebrecht held a mortgage totaling about 1900 dollars with interest. C G Walker who ran the shop nearly ten years said he will continue in flowers here with no definite plans and will hold a special sale of stock this week.
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Walker Flower Shop
Siebrecht
Walker Fhower
B. F. Siebrecht
Aberdeen
Erist
C. G. Walker
Pennsylvania relief aid request rejected by reconstruction board
Washington reports the reconstruction corporation refused to grant destitution relief to Pennsylvania now. Governor Pinchot and state officials had sought an immediate loan of 10 million dollars and said they would seek an additional 35 million later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Washington
Reconstruction Corporation
Pinchot
Beadle County West Line Graveling Nears Completion
Beadle County crews near finish on the west county line resurfacing project south of Wessington. The 7 mile Nine teen Mile road work will start next, about 40 men employed. Funds remain to keep the program running at least through mid September, according to County Highway Superintendent H. M. Pierce.
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West Line
Beadle County
West County
Wessington
Nineteen Mile Road
H. M. Pierce
Pierce
New York Clothing Service Announces Stock and Generation Plans
The notice from New York outlines a stock rank update and generation plan for August 4 to 7. It lists a 1 percent generation and 14 percent allocation, with unclear phrasing in the OCR snippet. Further details are needed for full clarity.
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New York
Colton Elims Pierre in American Legion Junior Tourney
Colton defeated Pierre 7 to 2 to advance in the American Legion state junior baseball tournament in Sioux Falls. Helgerson, Thompson and Pfotenhauer led Colton at the plate with key two base hits and an RBI line, while Pederson earned the win with nine strong innings.
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Sioux Falls
Colton
American Legion
Pierre
Watertown
Helgerson
Dale
Schjodt
Thorpe
Johnson
Pfotenhauer
Thompson
Hobinson
Pederson
Witten
Farm Bureau backs Marketing Act in Midwest meeting
Farm bureau representatives from 11 midwestern states reaffirmed faith in the Agricultural Marketing Act during a three day session in Chicago under the American Farm Bureau Federation. Delegates condemned the Shannon committee methods and urged farmers nationwide to focus on the propagandistic aims of selfish interests seeking to cloud the issues and harm organized agriculture.
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F. B
Chicago
Farm Bureau
American Farm Bureau Federation
Shannon
Phipps Beats Bangs In Tourney Finals
In Custer Aug 4 M J Phipps Spearfish golf champion defeats Clarence Bangs Rapid City one up after 36 holes rallied from three down at 9 to win in the afternoon. Final scores 146 to 143 with par 5 holes. Grace Phipps Spearfish wins women's medal in a nine player field.
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Custer Couney Clus
Custer
M. J. Phipps
Black Hills
Clarence Bangs
Rapid City
Phipps
Grace Phipps
Spearfish
Anthrax Quarantines Listed in Iowa Farms
Des Moines Iowa August 4 release of quarantines on several farms near Modale Harrison county follows earlier anthrax outbreaks. Dr Peter Malcolm head of the state division of animal industry says investigation continues into a reported Hawarden outbreak with animal tissues sent to Iowa State College for analysis. Flight to Pernambuco Brazil scheduled August 15 has been canceled due to South American disturbances.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Modale
Harrison County
Peter Malcolm
State Division of Animal Industry
Hawarden
Malcolm
Sarrs
Iowa State College
Ames
Sishafen
Pernambuco
Brazil
South America
Gold finds and new crop receipts reported locally
A prospector near Sonora California reports finding gold valued at about $1,300 and a total of $8,100 in two other jet samples from an abandoned mine shaft on Jackans Hill. In Canton the new barley crop is arriving at the local Farmers elevator.
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Sonora
Cal
Mark Twain
Jackans Hill
Canton
Course Of Study In Spotlight At State Institute
Spearville Aug 4 8 The controversial course of study drew ongoing scrutiny as county school superintendents and deputies attended the fourth day of a five day statewide institute led by E C Giffen state superintendent of public instruction. Aiding him were Mrs Hazel Ott D C Mills Russell Jonas all of Pierre Others. Morning activities included competitive community singing directed by the Sioux Falls circuit and conferences on the main subject led by Mrs Ott. Afternoon sessions featured committee and library work followed by a business meeting with committee reports on the course of study and a library discussion directed by Leard Lewis serre. Conferences conclude tomorrow noon.
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E. C. Giffen
Pierre
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Hazel Ott
D. C. Mills
Russell Jonas
Sioux Falls
Appeals For Children's Clothes To Aid Needy Families
Captain O J Jones of the Salvation Army appealed for children's clothing to help needy families at the start of the fall school term. Despite some donations recent days, a large majority of school age garments are still needed. He urged residents with old children s clothing to donate and said an army representative would collect contributions. Jones warned there will be a great need for children s clothing in about a month as stock builds to meet demand.
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O. J. Jones
Salvation Army
Jones
Army
Tones
Ex-Convict Admits Kidnapping Murder
Ex-convict John Hoth, returned from Milwaukee, confessed membership in a kidnapping gang that killed Harry Lapidus on December 22, a friend of Nebraska Attorney General C. A. Sorensen. He named four men and a woman among the gang. Officials caution on the full value but say verifiable details check out.
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Omaha
Nes
Henry Beal
John Hoth
Milwaukee
Harry Lapidus
Beal
Toth
Lapidus
C. A. Sorensen
Nebraska
Police Arms
Offer Exchange In Tariff Preferences Between Canada and Britain
Ottawa officials proposed a concrete exchange of tariff preferences with Great Britain during August 4 to 7. The plan envisions a wider spread of preferences and could lift Canadian imports of British goods by about 200 million dollars annually. Canada would reciprocate in roughly the same amount, covering iron and steel, anthracite coal, automobiles, electrical supplies, brass products, and certain textiles and leather goods. Last year Canada bought 200 million dollars of iron and steel, mainly from the United States, with only about 10 percent from Britain.
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Canada
Great Britain
Dominion
United States
United Kingdom
Iron and Steel
Wright Urges Kiwanis to Join Party Program
George W. Wright spoke to the Huron Kiwanis on his Republican national convention experiences in Chicago. He urged active participation in party politics, warned that nonparticipation is dangerous, and said government encroachment on business has grown since 1916 while both parties seek to prevent socialization of private enterprises.
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George W. Wright
Huron Kiwanis Club
Chicago
Wright
Huron Socialists Hear Amicus Most
More than 100 residents gathered at the labor temple to hear Amicus Most, national organizer of the Socialist party, discuss the History of the Russian revolution in a second weekly educational meeting. Mrs. Hartwich is set to speak next on socialism. The group elected committees, pledged house-to-house literature, and planned a drive to urge ratification of the child labor amendment. Most described life in Russia, contrasted with unemployment in America, and warned that capitalist nations sought war against Russia. He urged unity of workers worldwide to avert capitalist collapse.
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Labor Temple
Amicus Most
Socialist Party
B.A. Hartwich
Huron
Ms. Most
Socialist Campaign
America
AIL
Most
Russia
Mir
League of Nations
United States
Japan
Manchuria
Winners Of Color Contest Announced
The Gumps and Moon Mullins pages colored by Thais Wood and Betty Hess won this week’s comic coloring contest in the Evening Huronite sweepstakes. Eight other participants, Goldie Skinner, Kenneth Martin, Jeanette Rose Hollar bush, Furlie Pronk, Grace, Neal Mills, Alice Mr. Iveson, and Georgia Jones, also receive free tickets to the Huron theatre.
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the Gumps
Moon Mullins
Thais Wood
Elnois Avenue
Betty Hess
Kansas Avenue Southeast
Sweeepstake
Huron Theatre
Goldie Skinner
Huron
Kenneth Martin
Iowa Avenue
Jeanette Rose Hollarbush
Lawn Ridge
Furlie Pronk
Grace
Simmons Avenue
Neal Mills
Route 4
Alice Mr. Iveson
Carpenter
Georgia Jones
Wessingtor
Garbo To Produce Films In Sweden
Greta Garbo, returning from the United States, will start producing films in Sweden with help from Victor Sjoestraem and Ludwik Berger. She also plans to buy the summer home of the late Ivar Kreuger on the Islet of Rengsholmen.
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Soux City Livestor
Aug
Wales
Northern
Dark Bard
Montana
St. Rye
Delvik Cash Clos
Duluth
Sonnerpol S
ELOS
Ramee Wheat
Saaae High Deok
New Fl
SOK
Bhawa Bo
Bolles
Hogers Huron
Hennery
Creamery
Mitchell
Huron Poultry
Swift & Se
Buren, & D
al Chem & Dye
Allis
Borden
Briggs Mig
Can Pac
Cam
Cerro de Faeco F C&o
CNW
Arkansas Penitentiary
Houston Oil
Hudson
Dk Cent
Int
Int Harvester
Int Nickel
IT & T Ti
Melvinater
Kenecott
Kresge
Kroger
Mack Trucks
Mo Pacific
Mont Ward
Nash
Nat'l Biscuit
Nat Cash
Nati Dairy
Nat'l Power & Ltd
N . Cent
NY WH & H
North Am
North Pac
Packard
Pan Am Pet
Para Pub
Penney
Penn
Philips Pet
Pullman
RCA
REO
Rem Ran
Hep Steel
Rey Tob
Sears Roebuck
Socany
So Pac
Standard Brands
Si Oil
Stewart Warner
Studebaker
Texas Corp
Tim
Pierre Juniors
Capitol City
Bangs
Sheldon F. Reese Elevators, Inc
Amicus
Lloyd Nickerman
Bonilla
Elmer Lee
Huras
Alice Schlender
de Smet
Ward Lytle
Bloyd Swertieger
Swift
Swift & Com
Pany
Swift & Company
Phous
Huren
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