Hog Market and Livestock Prices At Armour Stock Yards
Hog receipts reached 1,800 with 1,400 pigs. extreme top 360, practical top 359. Cattle, calves, and sheep mostly steady. Chicago and Sioux markets show mixed gains and weakness, with hogs 160 lbs and down 2.75 3.35, various weight grades across cattle and lambs, top cattle to 7.15 for 195-lb averages, and overall market activity moderate.
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Armour Stock Yards
Huron
Yrus
Chicago
St. Louis
P-U. SD
Montana
Sioux City
S.D. A
Searse
Grain futures drift lower on thin demand at Minneapolis close
Futures ended lower as Sept contracts faced liquidation and scarce demand. Wheat and oats slipped while barley held. flax and rye moved modestly, cash corn and oats demand mostly quiet, winter wheat offerings scarce, and Huron report halted due to reporting issues. Carlot ranges and cash closes show mixed signals across wheat, barley, and flax markets.
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Minneapolis
Harley
Vannespolis
Thurslay
Chicago August to September telegram garble
Fragmented OCR text from CHICAGO dated Aug to Sept with stray letters and unclear data. No coherent event, names, or specifics emerge to form a factual summary card.
Market reports from Sioux Falls and Chicago
Markets show varied prices for poultry butter hides wool and eggs. Sioux Falls lists hens leghorns heavy springs and prices, while Chicago reports steady butter eggs and poultry futures and live poultry prices across the markets.
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Ema Gueon
Swit & Co
Burun
S. D
Bollea & Rogers Huron
Sioux Falls
Feghorn Springs
Sioux City
Thonday Siour City
Chicago
Hense
Rock Springs
Stocks Move About In Listless Range
New York August 21 1 Stocks milled about in an extremely full trading early half hearted rally shares which maintained part of their point advances into the late dealings Oils were fairly firm in the last hour while numerous other industrials rails and utilities were virtually unchanged American Sugar and Liggett Myers were somewhat reactionary Transfers approx 1 200 000 shares Introduction of closing quotations shows many large industrials including Chrysler Colgate Penn salt Armours and various utilities with mixed gains and losses Traders observed a quiet session with broad participation and a cautious tone across steel chemical and automotive issues.
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New York
Aus
Ameriean Sugar
Liggett & Myers B
City Schools To Reopen Tuesday
Huron city schools will reopen Tuesday of next week with fair week adjusted hours. Labor Day extends summer vacation to Monday, and during fair week classes run on regular schedule Monday and Tuesday. No classes Wednesday through Friday afternoons to allow fair attendance. New kindergarten schedule reduces training from a full year to half a year, with classes at Wilson Lincoln McKinley Jefferson schools and earlier enrollment for eligible children. More than 200 pupils enrolled in senior and junior high as registration opens. non resident high school tuition covered by home townships. grades 7 to 12 require $2 book deposit. Post graduates under one year out of school admitted without tuition if not already in high school five years.
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Huron City
School
Wilson and Jefferson
Lincoln and McKinney
Washington
Orta
A. J
Dora Kolderie
Wilson
Lincoln Kkindergartens
Phyllis Borne
McKinley
Jefferson
Junder
Lang
Huron
Abolition of dry law enforcement offices announced
A plan to abandon state dry law enforcement headquarters in the Dakotas and northern Iowa and western Wisconsin was announced by W. E. Burke. Investigators in the district, which includes Minnesota, will report directly to him in Washington and operate under his direction.
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ST. Paul
Dakotas
Iowa
Wisconsin
W. E. Burke
Washington
Minnesota
Livestock Feed List Connects Dry Areas with Plentiful Regions
Farmers in South Dakota can winter cattle in districts with abundant feed and return them in spring. W. C. Botkin of the Retail Merchants association says exchanges link willing producers to those short on feed. Contact Botkin in Huron or County Agent Hoy Cave to join the plan, which pays by animal share or reimbursement.
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South Dakota
W. C. Botkin
Retail Merchants Association of
Botkin
Huron
Huron Chamber of Commerce
Hoy Cave
Mrs Marmon Dies in Redfield at 58
REDFIELD Aug 31 Mrs F W Marmon 58 wife of Redfield city treasurer died at her home after a year long illness. Active in social and church work she served as Worthy Matron of Redfield Chapter No 19 OES in 1917 and had led the Ladies Benevolent Society. Survived only by her husband with no children or siblings. Services set at Congregational church Saturday with burial in Mitchell.
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Redfield
Opecia
F. W. Marmon
Fred Marmon
Noos
Marmon
Order of Eastern’ Star
Ladies Benevolent Society
Wr. Marmon
Congregational Church
Mitchell
North Dakota Man Dies After Mishap in Jamestown Area
Edward Bekken 51 of Pingree North Dakota died from injuries from an automobile accident. Thomas Knudson of Mound City North Dakota remained in serious condition. Alfred Hansen of Glenham North Dakota sustained cuts.
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North Dakota
Jamestown
Edward Bekken
Pingree
N. D
Thomas Knudson
Mound City
Ahred Hansen
Glenham
Delay Ts Seen In Insull Extradition Case
Athens Greece August 3L7 Denis LezarimosInsull defense attorney said a long delay is likely before the Insull extradition case is tried. He noted the need to obtain evidence from paraeteral in the United States and an indictment charging violation of borderuptcy laws. Washington DC reports Woodrow Wilson involvement is noted by more than 359000 persons annually.
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Samuel
Athens
Greece
Denis Lezarimos
Samuel Insull
Insull
United States
Farley Sees Prohibition Repeal Near and Budget Gain
Postmaster General Farley forecast early repeal of the 18th amendment as certain and financially beneficial, with about 800 million dollars in new federal revenues and reduced operating deficits. Washington reports show a growing repeal majority with 24 states voting yes and about 72 million people under repeal implications.
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Kansas City
Farley
Denies Federalizing Police Plan
GRAND Rarios Mich Aug 31 Homer 5 Cummings United States attorney general said the administration has no program to federalize police forces. He urged coordination of federal state and local efforts to boost efficiency in catching and prosecuting kidnappers and racketeers. He would not comment on Pat Malloy’s earlier plan.
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Grand Rarios
Mich
Homer
Cummings
United States
Sl I
American Bar Association
Association
Pat Malloy
Malloy
Milk price plan cheered by Chicago advisory group
A Chicago milk market reform plan to end ruinous price cutting won cheers from 30 Pure Milk association advisory committee members. Don Geyer said discussions with Secretary Wallace and federal officials offered optimism, with a plan to audit dealer books to ensure fair costs and consumption needs to be enacted soon. DIVORCE. GRANTED A divorce decree was signed this afternoon by Circuit Judge Alys E. Taylor for Mrs. Gwyneth McCannon and G. McCannon.
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Chicago
Formars
Pure Milk Association
Don M. Geyer
S| Association
Wallace
Geyer Aid
Alys E.‘Taylor
Gwyneth’ McCannon
G. McCannon
New Grasshopper Invades Northern Plains Crops
Washington reports a new grasshopper type, linked to Rocky Mountain Locust, has become non migratory and swarms across northern plains. It follows wheat stubble, eggs hatch in fields, and deep plowing plus poison facilitates control as campaigns warn of potential worse damage next year.
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Washington
Northern
Plains States
Ww. H. Larrimer
Department of Agriculture
Rocky Mountain
Wales
Larrimer
New Prohibition Men Assigned Here
SIOUX FALLS August 31 Arthur W Watwood in charge of the federal investigation bureau announced changes in the state fire force. John Ure Rey Dow to Rapid City Ralph Johnson J H Sinclair to Byron F J Boyington Frank Hass to Aberdeen, Watwood and A R Frattslin to Sioux Falls. The local office becomes an agents headquarters, losing administrative status. Miss Hilda Johanson leaves for St Paul to head case reports.
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Sioux Falls
Arthur W. Watwood
John Ure
Rey Dow
Rapid City
Ralph Johnson
J. H. Sinclair
Byron
F. J. Boyington
Frank Hass
Aberdeen
Mr. Watwood
A. R. Frattslin
St. Paul
Misa Hilda Johanson
Night Burglars Take Trousers Salary in Atlanta Theft
A night watchman at an Atlanta drug store slept through a burglary as thieves entered the building stole his trousers, welch and 24 dollars in cash.
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Atlanta
Welch
Lost Wednesday Ward Agency Waibel Lampe cameo brooch reward
Lady seeks unfurnished house keeping room or child care in exchange for lodging. Contact numbers 4341 or 8280. Reward offered for information or arrangement.
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Waibel’s
Lampe Mat
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Jackie” Mitchell
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