Livestock Prices Drag Across Midwestern Markets
At St Paul and Sioux Falls markets on August 31, cattle and hog listings show broad declines amid liquidation. Slaughter cattle drop 25 to 50 cents, beef cows to a new low, and hogs finish 25 to 50 cents lower, with priceranges for yearlings, steers, heifers, and lambs noted. westerns command higher bids, while stockers and feeders pull back. Descriptions include grain fed and grass fed categories, vealers steady, and country trade cautious. Minneapolis flour and related commodities report unchanged flour prices and mixed grain prices.
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St. Paul
U.S
Chicago and Sioux City Livestock Markets Report Aug 31
Chicago and Sioux City report cattle hogs and sheep trading on Aug 31. Chicago buyers steady with mixed shifts. hogs 6 000 head estimated holdovers. top hogs around 10 50. cattle trend weak to 25 lower on light weights. Sioux City quotes show cattle steady to 25 higher on select runs. hogs uneven but mostly steady. sheep and lambs firm to higher on week’s finish. Potatoes and other produce markets noted with Wisconsin and Minnesota shipments and prices.
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Chicago
U. S
Rangers
Sioux City Livestock Saturiday
Sioux City
U. S. Dept. Agr
Wheat futures rise on weather and advice
In Minneapolis and Chicago trading, bullish weather and crop updates lifted wheat futures early. December closed 2 cents higher after a brief gain. oats saw broad activity with shorts covering while rye climbed from a lower start. flax rose about 5 to 6 cents. cash wheat tone improved as receipts fell and buyers pressed for heavy weight medium to low protein quality.
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Minneapolis
Minneapolis grain prices and futures report
Minneapolis cash close and Duluth futures list mixed durum and amber durum rates, with No 1 dark northern and No 1 red durum prices shown. The report covers wheat, corn, oats, barley, rye and flax for Aug 30, including arriving and nearby contracts and bid ranges.
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Huron Grain Market
Minneapolis
Montana
Duluth
Livestock Market Receipts at Armour & Co Hog Yard
Receipts show Armour and Co hog totals to noon today though Hur yard is not a public market and cannot provide daily quotations. Readers are advised quotations from public markets are carried elsewhere.
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Armour & Co
Huron Yard
Chicago Produce Prices Reported For Saturday
Chicago market notes from August 31 show potato prices by region with Wisconsin Minnesota and Ohio sacked round whites valued around 2.00 to 2.50 per cwt. Butter and eggs steady with tubs and cases reported. Poultry receipts include cars of fowls springs and turkeys with modest price ranges and cheese quoted about 22 cents.
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Sandj
Ohio
Boston Wool Market Prices and Flour Quotes
The Commercial Bulletin lists wool quotations for Montana and similar fine staples on a scoured basis with mixed blood combing grades cited from 80 to 96. Minneapolis notes flour futures up ten cents on load lots with family patents and barrel quotes around 26 to 27 dollars, from August 20.
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Font
Earload
Shropshire
Hampshire
Markets Hold Steady As Stocks Rally Across Sectors
New York August reports show broad gains with utilities, railroads, and industrials leading. International Harvester, U S Steel, American Water Works and Standard Oil Indiana post notable advances while overall volume nears 4.3 million shares.
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Case
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Electric
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Reading
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Stron
Midnight ordinances take effect in Huron streets
At midnight six new ordinances begin in Huron with police empowered to direct traffic. From 2 a m Saturday until 6 a m paveways cleared during sweeps. long vehicles banned on specified downtown blocks. Violations carry a $25 minimum fine.
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Dakota Avenue
Second
Kansas
Wisconsin
Third
Town
Illinois
Kansas Avenue
West Farm Loan Groups Steady in Eighth District
National farm loan associations in Iowa South Dakota Wyoming and Nebraska are in excellent condition per a Federal Land Bank of Omaha survey. Iowa reports 156 associations with 10 081 members borrowing 80 785 272 33. 144 are first class and 88 on the honor roll. South Dakota shows 77 of 100 first class and 23 on the honor roll with loans totaling 31 008 744 19 to 6 444 borrowers. Nebraska lists 146 associations 134 first class 80 on the honor roll and total loans of 48 491 436 42 to 9 178 members. Clarence Bangs Rapid City youth to defend Black Hills amateur golf title Labor Day at Hot Springs Country Club.
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Country Club
Labor Day
Aviator Crashes To Save Lindy’s Mother at Cleveland Air Races
A head on collision was averted when pilot William Goss chose to crash his plane to avoid the crash. Mrs Evangeline Lindbergh, en route to meet her son Colonel Charles A Lindbergh, was aboard the escaping aircraft flown by Goss and Honard Mays of Charleston West Virginia.
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Cleveland
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Charles A. Lindbergh
William Goss
Honard Mays
Charleston
W. Va
Mayo Delivers Key Talk at Pharmaceutical Convention
Dr Charles H Mayo of Rochester Minnesota arrived in Rapid City to speak at the seventy seventh annual American Pharmaceutical Association convention. He headlines the final general session on The Chemistry of Nature as 560 registrations mark progress toward completion. Denny Brann of Des Moines was elected chairman of the commercial interests section with Joseph Woh of Omaha as vice chairman and Rowland Jones of Gettysburg as secretary.
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Charles H. Mayo
Rochester
Minn
American Pharmaceutical Association
House of Delegates
Denny Brann
Des Moines
National Association of Retail Druggists
Joseph G. Woh
Omaha
Neb
Rowland Jones
Gettysburg
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Labor Day Closures and Local Activities in Huron
Stores and offices will close for Labor Day with only food outlets and drug stores operating in the morning. A Central Labor unions dance will close the day, while other events include Watermelon Day in Lake Preston, a Watertown versus Sioux City Kari Keens baseball game, a Johnson address, golf in Brookings, and a Glen Garrett orchestra dance at 9 PM.
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Miss Ruth Kingdon Returns From Hawaiian Visit
Miss Ruth Kingdon arrives in Huron after three months in Hawaii visiting family. She will teach English and Latin at Presho High School after a brief visit with parents Mr and Mrs Henry Kingdon.
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Hawaiian Islands
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Steet
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Kingdon
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Portal
Stamp Windows Open Hour On Labor Day
Labor Day pause in the nation leads the Huron post office to suspend major activities. On Monday there will be no carrier service or mail collections outside the office. From 9 to 10 a.m. stamp and general delivery windows open to assist patrons. Mail handling proceeds normally otherwise.
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Huron
A. B. Blake
Bandits Rob Brooklyn Bank for About Two Thousand
A masked pair robbed the Poweshiek County Savings Bank in Brooklyn Iowa today. Initial estimates placed the haul at about $2000 with a later revised figure of just over $1000. The suspects are described as about 45 years old. The president of the bank, Currell N H McKearral, provided the conflicting totals.
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Currell
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Wool Market Steady as Buyers Stay Active
The Boston wool market shows healthy overall conditions with prices holding firm despite some sluggish sales. Top makers stay active on orders for current wool tops while grading delays affect mid range wools. local prices must adjust for freight and warehousing costs.
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Bostox
Choice
Beadle Girls Lead In State Fair Demonstrations
Beadle and Spink county girls dominate the 4 11 division at the State Fair trials. Beadle victors from Junior Fair Eathryn Wrevert and Mabel Parkhurst led with peaches canning. Second team from Mellette Catch and Can club featured Leota Litzkow and Lucille Musch on whole wheat biscuits. Third place went to Etta Mae Engelman and Rose McNeil of Welington showing Milady's Dressing Table. A second Beadle team of Nova Sorenson and Meryl Placed fourth on canning tomatoes for salad judged by Mrs Harvey Tice.
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Rose McNeil
Welsington
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Hoover Heads to Summer Camp for Labor Day Retreat
President Hoover leaves by motor for a Blue Ridge camp in Virginia for a Labor Day weekend. Nineteen guests join the president Mrs Hoover and son Allan including five farm board members led by Chairman Legge and Secretary Lea. Legge just returned from Chicago after coordinating plans for the Farmers National Grain Marketing Corporation.
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Poincare Reports Lung Congestion Delay Operation
Paris reports former prime minister Raymond Poincare has a slight lung congestion delaying a second planned operation for abdominal trouble. A four-doctor bulletin said his condition is satisfactory as possible and notes his July resignation from the premiership. In Cleveland, Sir George Hubert Wilkins and Susanne Bennett wed quietly before a justice of the peace.
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Wilkins
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Myron J. Penty
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