Armour Stockyards Receipts Steady in Hog and Cattle Trade
Market news from Armour Stockyards Huron Aug 23 shows steady prices for butchers and sows with top day at 5.75 and large receipts across weight classes. Chicago hog futures and Sioux City and Sioux Falls reports indicate mixed demand, with steady to higher bids for select grades and numerous cattle and lamb offerings across regional markets.
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Armour Stockyards
Huron
Rough Packers
Stags
Pigs
Chicago
Tradding
Packara
Sioux City
Sinus Falls
St. Falls
ST. Paul
S. Dept. Agri
Markets Report from Huron and Sioux Falls and Chicago Prices
Market notes from Huron and Sioux Falls on August 6 and 26 report fowl prices for hens Leghorn and springs by Mitchell Produce and bidders, with Butterfat Butter and Eggs values. Chicago prices show steady butter and eggs, live poultry firm, and carload totals. potato and flour figures noted for Chicago and Minneapolis regions.
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Mitchell
Sioux Falls
Chicago
Beoilers
Wheat futures close higher in Minneapolis trade amid broad activity
Early sentiment turned bearish but wheat futures rose with September December and May contracts advancing. Corn oats and rye showed gains amid light offerings while cash wheat remained in strong demand and durum stronger. Minneapolis and Duluth quotes included various grades and protein contents for No. 1 dark northern, amber durum, and other wheat classes.
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Minneapolis
Cash Cross
Stock market firmer in afternoon trading gains
The New York market ended the day firmer after a quiet session. Allied Chemical Case Hastmant and Southern Pacific rose as U S Steel recovered from early losses and American Tobacco rebounded from a drop amid about 750000 shares traded.
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New York
Aug
Allied Chemical
Case
Hastmant
Southern Pacific
U. 3 Steel
American Tobecca B
Investment trusts and closing quotations from Paul Brown & Co
Closing quotations list various investment trusts and corporate shares with percentages for North American Trust, Universal Trust, United Founders, Nation Wide, Diversified, and more. Also shows closing prices for numerous industrials and utilities including U S Steel, GM, AT&T, General Electric, Ford, Chrysler, Kellogg, Kroger, and others with bid or share figures.
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Paul Brown & Co
Minneapolis
Cumulative
Universal Trust
United
Founders
ABC Trust
Nation Wide
Diversified C
Frontenac
Incorporated Investors RE
Corrected Time Set for Pioneers Meeting
Mrs George Hill treasurer of the Old Settlers and Pioneers organization notes the meeting will be held in its own building, built last year by the Women's Relief Corps and dedicated to pioneers and G A R members. Miss Gladys Pyle of Huron will give the principal address.
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George Hill
Tressurer
Old Settlers and Pioneers
Women's Relief Corps
G. A. BR
Gladys Pyle
Huron
Borglum Returns To Continue Work In Black Hills
Gutzon Borglum, sculptor of Rushmore, returns to base in the Black Hills after a European stay. He heads to address the state American Legion convention and awaits Fox Movietone crew to film the monument and his work. Borglum had travelled from New York via Poland and Denmark to Rome, before resuming duties.
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Borglum
Rapid City
Fi— Gutzon
Rushmore
Black Hills
Thost
Europe
American Legions
Fox -Movietone
John A. Boland
National Commission
New York
Poland
Woodrow Wilson
Denmark
Rome
Records Show That Bishop Paid Notes in 1928 Campaign
Senate campaign funds committee reviews bank records showing Bishop James Cannon Jr paying off $5,080 in notes held by a Virginia bank. The inquiry probes $65,000 in gifts from E. C. Jameson of New York for anti-Smith Virginia efforts and potential violations in allocating funds.
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Washington
Bank
M Virginia Bank
James Cannon, Jr
anti-Smith Committee
Virginia
Senate Campaign Funds Committee
E. C. Jameson
New York
John A. Booker
Citizens Bank and Trust Company
Blackstone
Southern Methodist
Acce Mn
Nye
Edward Canton
Fraud Charges Shake County Offices Amid Laborer Claims
Indictments loom as tax payers plan a protest before the county commission over alleged county office fraud. Laborers deny work and pay claims while officials admit hastily paid bills were not endorsed warrants. State Attorney cites statute of limitations potentially barring charges.
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Condher
Egbert
J. H Palmer
Roger Campbell
Tyson tops field in Western Women's golf tourney match
Mrs. George Tyson of Kansas City, defending champion and top favorite, advanced to the second round in the Western Women's golf championship at Highland Park. She defeated Mary Elizabeth Ford 7 and 6 in match play and faced Ann Webster of Leavenworth in the next round as part of a field that included the Big Four contenders Virginia Ven Wie Leona Pressler Le S Hill and Bernice Wall.
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Highland Park
George Tyson
Kansas City
Mia. Tyson
Mary Elizabeth Ford
Ann Webster
Greavenworth
Kans
Tyson
Miriam Burns Horn
Gregg Lifir
Los Angeles
Lifir
Rena Nelson
Chicago
Virginia Ven Wie
Leona Pressler
O. S. Hill
Bernice Wall
Oshkosh
Wis
Aberdeen Legion Convention News and Winners
Delegates discuss separate conventions for the Legion and Auxiliary as next year’s meeting is placed to executive committees. Aberdeen’s drum and bugle corps wins the national American Legion competition, with Fierre second and Huron third. Magee awarded for district growth. Watertown and Huron considered for next year’s convention site amid contested national committeeman races.
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Aberdeen
American Legion
Fierre
Ard Huron
Aberdeen Corps
Sioux Falls
Unida
Legion
Failte
South Dakota
T.C
Cy” Kasper
Brookings
State College
Carroll Lockhart
Watertown
Kasper
Christine Olson
Sioux Falla
Auxilary
Amy Anderson
Nuron
Huron
de. Carle B. Lenker
Colome
Roy Barns
White Lake
Lenker
Frank McCormick
Sioux Lis
Ex German Soldier Addresses Legion at Nebraska Convention
At the Nebraska American Legion annual convention in SREMONT the ex German soldier spoke on preparedness and global power tensions. E A Nirschreidt the state forester discussed Russia and the United States as competing capitalist and communist powers. He predicted Russia could soon export about 200 million bushels of wheat annually.
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Legion Sremont
Neb
Nebraska Department of the American' Legion
Ite
E. A. Nirschreidt
State Forester
Adzemet
Legionnaires
Rumi
United States
Russia
Hardaker To Speak On Midnight Ride
Rev W H Hardaker will deliver a sermon at Daums auditorium during tonight's evangelistic service. The message centers on a midnight ride as a prerequisite for Moon to become a Christian. Evangelist Howe drew a full house last night, inviting 56 attendees, with a painting awarded to the parson who brings the most visitors.
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Hardaker
W. H. Hardaker
Daum
Evangelist Howe
Miss Mary Laughlin Speaks to Rotary Club
Miss Mary Laughlin addressed the Rotary Club today sharing her experiences as a missionary in India. She described East Indian customs and daily life while recounting her years of service. Dr. W. F. R. Wharton served as club president.
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Mary Laughlin
Rotary Club
Miss Laughlin
India
de. W. F. R. Wharton
Memory Expert Harris to Speak at Huron Kiwanis Meeting
Memory expert Harris will demonstrate his feats for the Huron Kiwanis club at the Marvin Higghtitt hotel during the regular weekly meeting. He previously performed for the Lions club Tuesday and the Sarr chib today, impressing delegates and memory enthusiasts.
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Kiwanis Club
Charles
Harri
New York
Ory
Ayain
Huron
Toorrow
Huron Kiwanis Club
Marvin Higghitt
Lions Club
Sarr
Harris
Blues Move Toward Second Place in American Association
Kansas City Blues gain a tie with Indianapolis for second as they beat Toledo 4 to 3 and St Paul took down the Indians 4 to 2. Milwaukee saw its seven game win streak end with Columbus 5 to 1, while Louisville defeated Minneapolis 4 to 2.
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Chicago
Kansas City Blues
Blues
Indianapolis
Toledo
St Paul
Indians
Saints
Kansas City
St. Paul
Mud Hens
Ernie Wingard
Eddie Pick
Smith
Hildebrand
Pines
Archie Campbell
Milwaukee
Columbus
Pete Turkeen
Red Birds
Los Angeles Faces Heatwave After Record July
Los Angeles swelters as the weather bureau predicts continued high temperatures. Yesterday reached 91 degrees the hottest August day in five years, following a record July. Rip tides deterred beachgoers in the area while extreme heat also affected other states.
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Los Angeles
Weather Bureau Today
California
Arizona
Chicago
New York
Kansas City
New Orleans
Sant Francisco
Auto Dealers To Convene At Rapid City For 41st Convention
Rapid City hosts the South Dakota Automobile Dealers association annual meeting October 12 with about 150 dealers expected. First time the convention will be west of the Missouri River, with J. A. Raymond of Rapid City and George Baggaley of Deadwood on the board of directors.
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R. C. Rapid City
South Dakota Automobile Trades Association
Rapid City
H. M. Whitman
Huron
Missouri River
A. Raymond
Rapti City
George Baggaley
Deadwood
Black Hills
Yankton Places 1931 Football Schedule against U of SD
Yankton college opens its ten game 1931 football schedule versus the University of South Dakota at Vermillion on Sept 19 with six conference tilts and two open dates Oct 25 and Nov 2. The lone out of state game is Western Union at LeMars Iowa on Nov 14.
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Yankton
Yankton College
University of South Dakotas
Gudiron
Vermillion
Ecord
Western Union College
LeMars
Victor
Dakota Wesleyan
Huron College
Huron
Southern Normal
Western Union
le Mars
Navy
St Joseph Beats Omaha 11 to 5 in Western League action
In Western League play St Joseph defeated Omaha 11 to 5 as both teams committed five errors. Des Moines won at Topeka 7 to 3 while Pueblo topped Wichita 12 to 3. Denver and Oklahoma City split a twin bill with Denver winning 7 to 5 in the opener.
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Associated Press
Barney Burch
Frank Haley
St Joseph
Omaha
Topeka
Des Moines
Demons
McKain
Wichita
Pueblo
Denver
Oklahoma
Bears
John Paul Jones
Barter
Long
Fos
Fights Last Night at Montreal and Milwaukee Card
Panama Al Grown retained the world bantamweight title by outpointing Pete Sanstol in Montreal. In Milwaukee Tait Littman defeated Ham Jenkins, Clyde Sebastian beat Rudy Marshall in Dallas, Gorilla Jones topped Tiger Thomas, and other abbreviated bouts featured regional fighters.
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Ontreal
Panama
al Grown
Pete Sanstol
Norway
Milwaukee
Tait Littman
Cudahy
Wis
Ham Jenkins
Denver
Clyde Sebastian
Dallas
Texas
Rudy Marshall
Greenwich
Conn
Gorilla Jones
Akron
Tiger Thomas
Leipecville
Paagi
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Chicago Hoge
UPI
Liverieck Woda
Ewift & Ca
Bursa
U. S
Com
Duluth
Ang
AT & T
Armour
Atchison
Auburn
Ad Refith
EB & O
Bendix Av
Fox Film
Freeport
Tex
Gen Elec
Gen Foods
Gen Motors
Gold Dust
Gillatte
Hugh
Mrs. Tyson
Paul Mickelson
Auxiliary
Federal Census Bureau
Overlack
Woolworth
Yellow
Federal Farm Board
Walter S. Gifford
Hoover
Radio Player League of
Teague
General Necessity House
Sit
Veterens
Mrg
Aux- Mary
St. Joseph
Bloodgood Gardens
Minnesota
C. A. Ryan
Jenkins
THE
Betts Osteopathic Clinic
Huron, S. D
Dak Ave
Fane
South Dakota Securities Co
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