Chicago livestock market report includes hogs cattle sheep gains
Chicago and other midwest markets show higher cattle and steady to lower hogs and lambs. Top hog price 11.55 and cattle gains in fed steers yearlings and slaughter classes, with mixed moves across Sioux City Sioux Falls and St Paul regions and nearby potato and flour notes.
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Chicago
U.S
Sioux City
Soux City
U. S. Dent
Agr
St. Paul
South St, Paul
LC. S. Dept. Agr
Sioux Falls
Falls
Chicago Produce Prices and Market Notes
Chicago market report for Tuesday August 27 lists butter at 12 706 tubs creamery extras 43 standards 4214 to 42 extra firsts 4114 to 42 firsts 40 41 seconds 37 39 eggs at 15 175 cases extra first 87 firsts 05 35% ordinary firsts 30 34 34 poultry alive steady receipts 1 car fowls 28 springs 28 No 2 springs 19 broilers 27 roosters 21 turkeys 20 30 ks 18 21 spring geese 19 cheese unchanged.
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Mtchell
Mitchell
Leghorn
Chicago
Quotations from Armour & Co. Livestock Receipts
Receipts at noon today show Armour and Co. log figures but the Huron yard is not a public market. The Huronite cannot supply daily market quotations and readers are advised quotations from public markets appear elsewhere.
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Armour & Co
Huron
Huron Poultry and Dairy Market Prices
Markets list poultry and eggs from Swift Co and Buck Brothers in Huron South Dakota. Entries show springs heavy leghorn light heavy and weavy hens with prices noted as subject to change without notice. A direct shipper and station shipper price line appears for the Huron dairy market.
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HURON
Eg&s
Swift & Co
Inron
S. D
Buck Brothers
Woron
Heghorn
Leghorius
Wheat Bears Gain Control
Bears took command of the wheat futures market early, with a Sharp revision of sentiment near the close leaving December prices 1 cent lower. Oats hedging pressure persisted, rye tracked wheat, barley sold by eastern interests, flax trades broad with some speculative activity, and cash wheat showed steady demand for medium to low protein while high protein offerings faced little competition.
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Minneapolis
Bears
Grain market report shows mixed carlot ranges and prices
The report lists No 1 dark northern wheat at 1.27 to 1.36 and No 1 amber durum around 1.26 to 1.32. It provides ranges for mixed wheat, hard spring, durum, corn, oats, rye, barley and flax with several fractional values. Market notes indicate Minnapolis U Carlot ranges and commodity quotes.
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Minenapolis
Minneapolis
Minneapolis Wheat and Grain Prices Fall in Market Report
Wheat car counts show 742 this year versus 798 a year ago. Prices listed for No 1 northern and dark northern wheat with protein content, several contracts for Montana amber durum and red durum, plus quotes for corn oats barley rye and flax. Market notes include Sept Dec May futures and arrival prices.
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Minenapolis
Mineapolis
Montana
Duluth Cash Close Monday
Duluth reports cash closing prices with futures quotes for hard red winter and durum wheats across several grades and months. Prices shown include Plax futures 2.7714 to arrive 2.77163 for Sept Oct and Dec contracts, plus amber durum and mixed durum grades with specific percentages and decimals.
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Duluth
Rail stocks show strength as market slips on month-end factors
Wall Street advanced in rails, utilities, and high-grade shares while cash and time money rose little. New highs were set in Chicago Northwestern, Soo Line, and U S Freight as rail stocks led gains amid profit taking and tighter money fears.
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New. York
Abraham and Straus
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Northwestern
Soo Line
Hosking Valley
Earsey Central
Atchison and Lackawanna
Anaconda
Merehan
Antic
Creene
Sears Roebuck
International Telephone
Western Union Agin
Westinghouse Electric
General Electric
American Water Works
Union Carbide
National Biscuit
Allis Chalmers
Simmons and Cillete
Midland Steel Products
U. S
American Telephone and Telegraph
Reading and Reading-Related Stocks Close Mixed
A historical market roundup lists closing prices and percentages for numerous rail and steel firms, including Reading, St. Louis companies, Texaco subsidiaries, Am Can, U S Steel, and others. The compiled figures show varied gains and losses across a broad spectrum of industries and markets.
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Pullman
Radio
Reading
Rem-Rand
Repl&g
Reyn Tob
Seary Roe
Sinclair
Sou- Pac
Sou Ry
St. Oil Cal
St. Oil NJ
St. Oil NY
Stew-Warn
Studebkr
Tex Corp
Tex & P
Tex Pad Tr
Timken R
U. Carbide
United Fra
U S Ina Ale
UB Ruh
U S Steel
Vanadium
Wabash
Western UN
Westingh
Willysov
Woolwith
All Chem & D
Allis Chal
Am Can
Am Car
Cri&p
Chrysler
Colo Fuel
Colb G & EB
Erie
Fleischmann
Freeport-Tex
Gen Motors
Nord
Greene CC
Houston Oil
Hudson Mars
C Hng
Harv
Int Nickel
KG Son
Kennecott
Kroger
Mack Tk
MK &T
Mo Pac
Monty Ward
Nash Mtr
N Cash
NY Cent
NY NE & H
N & Ww
Nov Amer
Nor Pac
Packard
Pan Am
Pennsyl
Phillins. Pet
Standard Oil of Indiana Closes at 57 Percent
Standard Oil of Indiana on the curb market closed today at 57 percent. The price move reflects activity in the Indiana stock listing with traders watching near term shifts.
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Standard Oil
IND
Standard Oil of
Indiana
Huron Chamber Promotes Four Civic Improvements
Members at the Huron Chamber of Commerce luncheon endorse four civic projects to spur growth including a lake recreation center an adequate sewage disposal plan a paving system and a civic auditorium. The group favors funding these initiatives over an anniversary celebration and views the lake project as a possible starting point. Secretary Glenne R. McArthur notes unprecedented public demand for a comprehensive civic program.
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Huron
The
Huron, Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Glenne R. McArthur
Rockford Fans Name Carlson Cubs Best Pitcher For Pennant Run
Rockford residents hail Harold Carlson as the Cubs top pitcher amid a pennant drive as Charley Root Guy Bush and Pierce Malone lead the staff. Carlson has won six straight since summer and eyes his first World Series appearance after joining the Cubs in 1927 in a trade with Philadelphia.
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Rockford
Chicago Cubs
Huold Gust Carlson
Charley Root
Guy Bush
Pierce Malone
Illinois
Cubs
Harold Gunt
Big Banes
le Carlson
McCarthy
Bis
Bush
Root
Malone
Carlson
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pirates
Pittsburgh
Phillies
Tony Kauffman
Jimmy Cooney
Phils
Civic leaders press for city improvements over celebration
At a Kiwanis meeting in South Dakota delegates warned of urgent needs including sewage disposal, ladders to reach upper floors, and river odor. Participants urged action on civic projects, voting down a proposed $5,000 celebration plan in favor of real welfare improvements.
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B. H. Sprague
Minny
Theorge Townsend
A.buck
P. R. Geyerman
Stanley Colton
Gyerman
South Dakota
Huron
Fort Meade Poloists Defeat Ft. Robinson
The Fort Meade polo team defeated Fort Robinson 6 to 3 after a 3–3 first half tie at Fort Meade S.D. A large western Nebraska crowd saw Lieutenants Stand Gervais Parker and Banforth on Fort Robinson and Captain Besse with Lieutenants Porsyth Murtaugh and Peagin for Fort Meade.
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Fort Robinson
Fort Meade
S.D
Nebraska
Gervais
Parker
Banforth
Besse
Porsythe
Murtaugn
Peagin
Meade
Reed Contends In Quiet Role Of Lawyer
Kansas City reports James A. Reed, former Missouri senator, lives a quiet private life after 350 years of turmoil. He says he has retired yet is called Kansas City’s hardest working lawyer. He goes to work early, drops for lunch at a drugstore counter, and often works late into the night on legal matters.
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Kansas City
James A. Reed
Missouri
Firing of Corn Halted by Rain Across the Plains
Rain cooled a scorching day delivering up to 0.60 inch in the eastern section, easing drought and the firing of corn. Reported damage came to crops and buildings from wind and hail in nearby communities, with Pierre at 106 degrees and other towns noting mixed rainfall and continued heat.
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Watertown
Sioux Falls
Mitchell
Yankton
Redfield
Pierre
Hera
Storm Pounds Woonsocket Causing Property Damage
Strong winds and hail damaged crops and buildings in Woonsocket on Saturday night. A three mile stretch suffered the worst blows with small structures down and trees uprooted. Rain fell up to an inch and a quarter, with heavy countywide precipitation reported.
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Woonsocket
Ealf
Severe hail storm damages crops near Ashton
A late Saturday hail storm with high winds ripped corn and unharvested grain in Ashton and surrounding areas, causing substantial crop and property damage though rain benefits are noted in parts of the county. A Swedish homestead tied to the same family since 1470 is owned by Olof Guldbransson of Norra Eniterud.
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Ashton
Olof Guldbransson
Norra
Eniterud
Kennard to Appear on Lake County Farm Bureau Picnic
George B. Kennard state Farm Bureau director leaves for Madison for a conference with Lake county leaders. He will join H. B. Test on the Lake Bureau picnic program at Lake Herman. They also plan visits to Lincoln and Clay counties for the September membership drive.
Great Britain Rejects Offer On Debt Settlement
Philip Snowden, British chancellor of the exchequer, rejected a new proposal from France, Belgium, Italy, and Japan as unsatisfactory. The four powers began reassessing the offer, which ministers said covered about 70 percent of Snowden's demand, though British circles questioned that figure. Paris circles viewed it as the last concession the four powers would make.
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The
Hague
Philip Snowden
France
Belgium
Italy
Japan
Snowden
Mitchell Farmer Arrested After Failed Suicide Attempt
John Thompt, 65, a Mt. Vernon farmer, was arrested for attempting death by own action after shooting himself five times with a 20 year revolver. He survived with a scalp wound, posted 1000 bond, and a continuance was set for August 28 in Mitchell municipal court as his attorney argues temporary insanity. He lives with his wife and brother in Canton. no children.
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Mitchell
John Thomps
Mt. Vernon
Thompt
Hug & Brother
Canton
Thomps
Mitchell man named census supervisor for fifth South Dakota
A. Prather of Mitchell was notified today of appointment as Supervisor of the federal census bureau for the fifth South Dakota district. The director at Washington named him. he will open a headquarters around January 1 and begin counting by April 1. The district covers eleven counties and about 100 enumerators will be named.
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Mitchell
S. D
A. Prather
Federal Census Bureau
South Dakota
Prather
W. M. Steuart
Washington
Ranks Of Pioneers Dwindle In Hand Co
Miller Aug 26 Special The dwindling ranks of Hand county pioneers was further decreased last week when W. H. Shearer Ree Heights 80 and Marion Cox St. Lawrence 75 passed away. Services for Mr Shearer will be held Wednesday at Ree Heights with burial there and Mr Cox will be laid to rest in the cemetery at St. Lawrence.
Penney Store Adds 30 Foot Section in Dexter
Sealed bids for a 30 foot addition to the Dexter J C Penney store and alterations including remodeling, balcony and new storefront, were opened by FR P Higgins of the Penny company. Officials expect a quick outcome and estimate total cost around 220 000. Ernest Beek of Charleston Illinois fell 126 feet from a water tower and sued the city for lost work time.
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Penney
Dexter
J. c. Penny
FR. P. Higgins
Penny Company Construction Department
Ernest Beek
Charleston
Ill
Sinclair bands ofrumored 600 million merger in dispute
Harry B. Sinclair, speaking from the District of Columbia jail, denied plans to retire and said Sinclair Consolidated Oil Corp would not be absorbed. He noted engineers are surveying Sinclair Consolidated Oil and Prairie Oil and Gas properties for valuation amid merger rumors.
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New York
Harry B. Sinclair
District of Columbia
Sinelnix Consolidated Oi Corporation
Prairia Oil and Gas Company
Pice
Sinclair
Sinclairy Consolidated Oil Corporation
Sinclair Consolidated Mi
Edward Coshun 68 Dies in Huron Hospital
Edward W. Coshun an early Huron resident died Saturday night after months of serious illness. Born December 13, 1871 in Rockford Illinois he settled in Huron in 1834 and married Mildred Wharton in 1902. Surviving are his widow daughters Margaret and Turon two brothers Hiram and a burial at the family lot cemetery.
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Edward Ws. Coshun
Huron
Newlings
Coshun
Dir Wydd
Kinyon Chapel
Margaret
Turon
Hiram Coshun
Washington
Aw, Coshun
Rockford, Jr
Edward
South Dakota
Ariesian
Joshua Coshun
Mildred Wharton
Mission Festival At Mt Calvary Lutheran Draws 300
More than 300 people attended the annual mission festival at Mt Calvary Lutheran Church. Three services were held with Rev. F. G. Kellerman of Manafield delivering morning and afternoon addresses, and Rev. Ba Haternberger of Mitchell speaking in the evening. Visitors came from Yale Cavour Wolsey Virgil Mitchell and Mansfield. Dinner and supper were served in the church basement by the women’s society.
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Mt. Calvary Lutheran Church
F. G. Kellerman
Manafield
Haternberger
Mitchell
Yale
Cavour
Wolsey
Virgil
Mansfield
Women's Society of the Huron
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Ft. Robinson
Reed
Great Britain
J. T. Morrow
Montana Ave
Mada
Ol. Mercer
Shuin
Here
And
Gagnon
Gagnon's
2Nd St
Old Nat’s Bank of
General Manganese Corporation
Detroit
Michigan
Conmon Steel
Mankato
Fas College
Taes
Act
Mankato Commercial College
Mankato, Minn
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