Market News Top Hog Prices Reach 6.59 At Arm Hurons
Prices on hogs rose in Chicago and St Paul markets on Friday with receipts around 800 in Armour Stockyards Huron. Top including 6.59 for 180 pounds in Chicago and varied quotes across weights. Trade described as slow in several districts with steady to lower action for many classes, including packing sows and lightweight hogs.
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Armour Stockyards
Huron
Rough
Stags
Pigs
Chicago
Lgwer
U. S. Dept
Arxi
SM. Pedt
South ST. Paul
U. S
Sioux City
Aug. B
Wheat Futures Gain Strength Across Minneapolis Trading
Wheat futures showed fair strength in early trading with higher prices anticipated. September eased later with profit taking while December and May moved higher. Cash wheat opened firm with strong demand. winter wheat steady to firm and flax demand remained strong. Minneapolis cash close lists prices and protein levels for various wheat grades, with rounding notes for durum and amber durum.
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Minneapolis
Poultry and Produce Markets From New York to Sioux Falls
A broad snapshot of regional markets with poultry and egg pricing, plus butter and potato quotes. Includes Huron and Leghorn hens, springs, and various egg classes. New York dressed poultry and eggs. Chicago butter and eggs. Minneapolis flour and bran. Sioux Falls hens, leghorns, broilers, and prices.
Mitchell Produce Friday sales report Mitchell Produce Friday
Mitchell, Aug 21. Hens over 4 44 lbs 15 medium hens 13 light and Leghorn hens 28 springs over 4 Ibs 17 springs 2 to 4 Ibs 15 Leghorn springs 14 elder roosters 7 Fresh eggs 11 Butterfat deer delivery 2 Blier 25.
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Chicago
U.sal
Sioux Falls
Mitchell
Selling Flurry Has Effect On Market
New York traders pushed stocks down in late afternoon trading as prominent issues fell 5 to 7 points after a sluggish morning. U S Steel American Telephone American Can Eastman Kodak United States Industrial Alcohol Union Pacific Atchison fell 2 to 5 points while General Motors General Electric and Radio declines were about a point. Turnover exceeded a million shares despite morning inactivity.
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New York
U. S. Steel
American Telephone
American Can
al Hed Chemical
Eastman
U. S. Industrial Alcohol
Union Pacific
Atchison
General Motors
Investment and Closing Quotations Report by Paul Brown Co
Closing quotations list from Paul Brown Co for Minneapolis trading session with numerous corporate and trust shares. Includes percentages for United Founders common, British Type Investors A, Diversified C, and many equities such as Am Can, AT&T, Chrysler, General Electric, Intel, Packard, RCA, Sears Roebuck, Standard Brands, and more with varied bid and ask style figures.
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T&usts
Paul Brown & Co
Minneapolis
North American Trust
Corporate
Cumulative
Universil Trust
United Founders
ABM Trust
Diversified C
Frontenac
Incorporated Investors
Chom & Dye
AT & T
Anaconda
Armour
Atchison
Auburn
Atl
Bart
Bart Crofd 110%; Bendix Aviation 21%; Beth Stl 2%; Bordens
Brizse Mix
Can Pac
Case
Cerro de Pasco
Ckromg
Canw SK Cri & P
Chrysler
Col G & FE
Cons Gas
Cor Prod
Curtis Wright
Drug Inc
Eastman Ml
Exle
Fox Film A
Freepod Tex
Gen Elec
Gert
Gt Northern
Houston Oi
Hudson
Tl Cent
Comb
Int Mickel
T & T Bs
Kelvinator
Kennecott
Kroger
Mack Tks
Mo Pac
Monig Wardlin
Nat Dairy Prod
Nat Pow & Let
NY WH & H
Nor & Western
jBooth American
Northern
Pec
Packard
Pera Publix
Pern
Philipa Pet & Pulman
RCA
NEO
Jaene Rem Rand
Bep Steel
Reyn Tob
Borglum to Join Boland Amid Rapid Rapid City Visit
Borglum the Mt Rushmore sculptor will arrive in Rapid City on Wednesday after a long distance flight from New York City to Jon A. Boland a national commission member. He will travel via Minneapolis Chicago and Kansas City en route to the Black Hills. Work on Jeffersons head is under way, Washington is being modeled, and Fox Movietone plans news reel footage pending Borglums arrival.
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Borglum
Boland
Rapid
Rapid City
G' Borglum
Washington
Fox Movietone
Black Hills
Borgham
Bolatid
Aberdeen Man Faces Kidnapping Charges
Aberdeen, April 2. Thomas Lee Pruitt, 25, of Aberdeen, is charged with kidnapping Mrs. Smith, 47, who is described as mentally incompetent. They were last seen in her automobile after she withdrew $500 from a bank. Police traced them driving out of Elk Point Wednesday. Pruitt, alias Clifford Barnett, has a criminal record. He is 6 feet 1 inch, 235 pounds, with a scar on his upper lip, right cheek, and forehead. Mrs. Smith weighs 155 pounds with dark brown hair and eyes.
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Aberdeen
Charles Smith
Warner
Thomas Lee Pruitt
Mrs. Smith
Fruitt
Mra. Smith
Seea
Elk Point
Pruitt
Clifford Barnett
Forbid Selling Of Churches In Spain
Madrid Aug 2 The government decree bans sales of church property in Spain and bars authorities from authorizing removals or transfers. Cardinal Pedo Seguray Saenz exiled in France issues a pastoral letter urging Catholics to defend church interests, condemning persecution and reiterating church rights as divine.
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Madrid
Spain
Pedo Seguray ¥ Saenz
France
Pius IX
Leo XII
Manuel Trucco Becomes Chile's Acting President
Manuel Trucco, former director general of the state railways and ex minister of the interior, was named acting president of Chile last night after Juan Estevan Montero handed over power. Montero said he would take a leave of absence until October to pursue his presidential campaign as a private citizen.
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Manuel Trucco
Chile
Santiago
Trucco
Juan Estean Montero
Montero
Esmond man dies after liver cancer at Huron hospital
Gus Shinkle, 25, of Esmond, died early today at a Huron hospital after a yearlong illness. He had liver cancer and was sent to Rochester for treatment about a month ago, returning to Huron last week. He had worked for Robert Zell of Artesian. No funeral arrangements had been made this afternoon.
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Gus Shinkie
Huron Hospital
Gus Shinkle
Esmond
Shinkle
Rochester
Huron
Robert Zell
Artesian
Christensen Starring Entertains Kiwanis in Lunch Talk
George Starring executive manager of the South Dakota Bankers Association spoke on Russia conditions at the Kiwanis luncheon. Entertainment followed by Pat Christensen formerly of Huron now leading a dance band in Oklahoma City, Ohio. Christensen performed several saxophone numbers with Eddie Sewell on piano.
Cavour Man To Be Buried Next Week
Jacob J. Lovett 70 of Cavour dies after three week illness in his home. Funeral set for Monday at Cavour Catholic church with Rev Father Reilly officiating. Lovett born July 1 1881 in Caledonia Minn. Survived by widow, four daughters, a brother and two sisters. Burial details not specified.
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Cavour
Jacob J. Lovett
Cavour Catholic Church
Father Reilly
Mr. Lovett
Caledonia
Minn
Detroit Lakes
Carl Kauth
Frances
Mary
Edna Lovett
Pat Lovett
Mra McCarthy
Kikton
Murphy
Claremont
Drum Corps Heads to Rapid City for Legion Convention
A large crowd caused crowded drills as the American Legion Auxiliary drum and bugle corps paraded in New uniforms along Dakota Avenue and performed at J. W. Campbell Park before leaving Saturday night for Rapid City for the American Legion convention. Most members will travel by train. Officials thanked local Huron businessmen for support. The corps has a Labor Day appearance at Lake Preston for Watermelon Day and will lead the Huron delegation.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Dakota Avenue
J. W. Campbell Park
Rapid City
American Legion
Huron
Hrip
Lake Preston
Gifford Hoover To Hold Confab At Rapidan Camp
President Hoover will discuss unemployment at his Rapidan Virginia retreat with Walter S. Gifford newly named relief director. Gifford arrives in Washington and heads a growing advisory group blending labor leaders officials and industry heads to guide relief efforts with Croxton as assistant director. Financing remains unspecified as the White House assigns broad authority to Gifford and analysis from Senator Reed contests a state request for a special congressional session.
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Robert S
Gifford
Hoover
Jane
White House
Fred C. Croxton
Crox 10
Secretary of Commerce
Croxton
Reed
Pennsylvania
Pinchot
Congress
Army fliers die in Brazos River crash near Freeport
Lieut Edgar C. Walthall and Private W. J. Smith of the Galveston based Ltth squadron drowned when their plane clipped a power line and plunged into the Brazos River near Freeport Texas. Walthall 27, a Kelly Field graduate, body recovered. search for Smith ongoing.
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Freeport
Texas
Edgar C. Walthall
Ltth
Galvestom
W. J. Smith
Brazos River
Here
Walthall
Smith
Air Corps Flying School
Kelly Field
San Antonio
Couple Divorced In To Marry Again In Chicago
CHICAGO Aug 21 P Wedding bella will ring once more tomorrow for Mrs Emma Martin and Netville Williams. The pair first wed August 3 1888 and after 29 years of marriage divorced in 1697. Their five children had formed families. Both remarried with Mrs Williams becoming Mrs Martin in 1914 and Williams in 1915. After spouses died, they appeared at the county building to obtain a license to remarry.
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Chicago
Bella
Emma Martin
Netville Williams
Williama
Martin
Hher
Williams
No Trace Found Of Wednesday Robbers
Police search followed a burglary at Skeras Grocery on Third Street and Colorado Avenue Southwest Wednesday night. Chief A. W. Hopkins said goods worth about $100 were taken, and a boy or youth likely crawled through a seven inch high window opening after prying up a steel bar. Thieves took cigarettes knives scissors and cash from the register then exited through the front door leaving it open.
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Skeras
Third Street
Colorado Avenue
A. W. Hopkins
Resume Work On Ditch Tomorrow In Huror City
City officials announce the 30 foot sallow dutra ditch dig in Huror by Savewell Construction of Sioux City will resume tomorrow morning after shaft delays. A 25 foot depth with 18 inch drain tile will feed a reservoir before city filtration. Artesian well drillers report 585 feet reached with rock strata ahead. An old cistern on the river bank is being opened for potential flow. James River level fell slightly due to a south wind. City pumps total 1,050,000 gallons yesterday.
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C. D. Hays
James
Hays
Jury Still Out In Clark Murder Case
In Los Angeles the trial of David H. Clark former deputy district attorney continues as jurors deliberate after a day of testimony. Clark admitted killing Herbert F. Spencer editor of a political magazine and Charles H. Crawford but claimed self defense.
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Los Angeles
David H. Clark
Clark
W. J. Ford
Herbert F. Spencer
Charles H. Crawford
Costs of Crime and Law Enforcement in South Dakota
Wickersham commission cites high national crime costs and urges police efficiency and greater funding for prosecution and juror support. In South Dakota 1929-30 federal criminal justice cost is listed at 175 thousand dollars with per capita figures, plus 238 thousand dollars spent on penal and corrective treatment in 1928, the lowest in the west central region and tied to Sioux Falls.
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South Dakota
Wickersham Commission
United States
Sioux Falls
U. S
Wickenham Commission
Legion Special Is Called Off
Plans for a special train to the state Legion convention at Rapid City were canceled after fares could not be guaranteed. A coach on C. and N. W. train 503 will be turned over to Huron Legionnaires tomorrow night for the trip. The convention runs August 24 26 with 33 delegates from Huron. The post urges members to bring membership cards. Coaches, rates, and donations were arranged by Commander William Welter and the Legion auxiliary with local support from business and professional men.
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Huron
State Legion Convention
Rapid City
Huron Legionnaires
William Welter
William Reaves
Welter
Huron Post
Harlan Whisman
Huron Legion
C. & N. W. Railroad
W. F. Smith
Dakota Division
Legion
Leo Temmey
Temmey
Beaverbrook says U S better off outside league
British publisher Lord Beaverbrook arrived in New York from Halifax aboard the Bergenland and called the league of nations a branch of the French foreign office He urged England to retire from it to rebuild national identity and said the United States is better off outside the league
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U. S
New York
Lord Beaverbrook
League of Nations
Foreign Office
Halifax
Bergenland
England
United States
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