Armour Market Steady Amid Volume On Hog Cattle Trade
Armour stockyards reports steady prices with 3000 head received as hogs, weights from 150 to 375 pounds, and packers bidding 3.25 to 3.75 per hundredweight. Chicago swine markets show a large week’s supply at 4.50 to 4.75, with direct packer receipts around 16 000 and cattle activity improving while lambs and sheep show steady to weak bids.
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Armost
Huron
Chicago
Jood
Choice
Sioux City
U. S
Bolles & Rogers Huron
Wheat Futures Trade Spasmodic On Minneapolis Market
Wheat futures rose and fell with spasmodic trading on the Minneapolis market. December wheat closed lower while May was lower, oats steady, rye and barley mixed with fair to good demand. Cash prices showed No 1 dark northern and amber durum bids with mixed protein levels in the Minnesota market.
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Minneapolis
Grain and produce price notes from Minneapolis and Duluth
Minneapolis grain bids show No 1 dark northern wheat at 77 4, No 2 northern 73 40 78, No 3 mixed durum 82, No 3 white 26 44, rye No 1 Gat, barley No 2 special 53 4, No 5 51 00 53, corn and flax not quoted. Duluth cash prices list amber durum wheat around 24 08 4, No 2 60 64, No 1 durum 53 40 6, flax on track 140 81 40, arrivals 1 63 4, Dec 140, Jan blank May 1. Produce market notes list butter and live poultry figures with varied weights.
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Minneapolis
Carlet Grain
Duluth
Tim
Sioux City
U. S
Prise No. AN
Prise
Ict
Livestock Auctions Across Midwest Markets Report
Reports from St Paul Sioux Falls Sioux City and Chicago markets show slow to uneven trading with prices mostly steady to lower across cattle calves hogs and sheep. Trade remains cautious as packers and bidders adjust to market softness and varying weights and grades.
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Sioux Falls
Huron Poultry and Wool Market Listings Across Regions
Hens, springs, ducks and geese priced by weight across Huron, Sioux Falls, Mitchell and Chicago markets. Hogs and wool details alongside hides and tallow. eggs and butterfat quoted as per regional reports.
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WURON
Stowx Falls
Sioux Falls
Mitchell
Stock Market Dips After Early Rally In New York
The market weakened after a morning rally as low priced rails fell in the afternoon, erasing early advances. Notable losses came from St Louis, San Francisco common shares, and several rails, while radio shares declined due to receivership actions and total transactions reached about 1.0 million shares.
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New York
Dezane
St Louis
San Francisco
Santa Fe
Louisville & Nashville
Lackawanna
Radio-Keith-Orpheum
Elinor Jones Resigns as Huron High Dean
Elinor Jones resigns as dean of girls at Huron High School, effective February 1. No successor named. Florence Halvorson of Brookings elected to succeed the late Ver Nice Odland, a Brookings State College graduate who taught at De Smet High. Theresa township reps discuss tuition issues and plan two-week follow up. records of several transferring students will be investigated.
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Elinor Jones
Huron High School
Board of Education
Miss Jones
Hamed
Huron
Iowa City
Iowa University
Florence Halvorson
Brookings
Vernice Odland
Halvorson
State College At
de Smet High School
Theresa Township
Secretaries to Attend Sioux Falls Convention
Secretary Paul K Myers of the Hur on Chamber of Commerce will lead a delegation to the annual meeting of the South Dakota Commercial Secretaries Association in Sioux Falls. Attending from Huron are H M Whitman Roy Emry George Starling and John F White. The convention spans two days.
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Sioux Falls
Paul K. Myers
Huron Chamber of Cammerce
South Dakota Commercial
Asocietion
Tomarcon- Ciber
H. ME Whitman
South Dakota Automotive Trades Association
Roy Emry
State Chamber of Commerce
George Starling
South Dakota Bankers Association
John F. White
Society Woman Plans Six Month Arctic Investigation
Mrs. Edward Biddle, a prominent Philadelphia society figure, announced she will undertake a six month trek to central Alaska this winter to study the living conditions and bottoms of native women.
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Alaska
Philadelphia
Edward
Biddle
Broadcast Contract For KFAD Lincoln Radio
A three month trial period is arranged for a Christian Science program to air on KFAD Lincoln every Monday and Thursday at noon from 12 31 to 12 45. The announcement was made by Mrs J Ho Marcusen. In other news J W Colwell a Chicago and North Western railway lineman sustained minor back injuries when a motor car overturned on a crossing and was taken to Haroe hospital for observation.
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KFAD
Lincoln
J Ho Marcusen
J. W. Colwell
Chicago and North Western Railway
Mr. Colwell
Haroe
Tax Collections Rise for Pennington County Officials
Pennington County has collected over $1 million in taxes for the first 11 months, topping last year’s totals by about $911,000. Tax receipts reach $1,003,532 to date, compared with $992,644 a year ago, while November saw a $6,771 gain. County Treasurer Gail Lewis notes the total levy stands at $1,142,117.
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Pennington Rapid City
Peeningtor County
Gail Lewis
Welsh Imperial Singers to Perform in Huron Tonight
The Welsh Imperial Singers directed by R Festyn Davies will give a concert at Huron college auditorium at 8 oclock. Sponsored by the Huron College Athletic Association the troupe is on its second American tour after a successful Chicago Civic Theatre engagement.
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Welsh Imperial Singers
R. Festyn Davies
Huron
Huron College Auditorium
Huron College Athletic Association
Imperial Singers
Chicago
Civic Theatre
Betty Campbell Shows Slight Improvement after Transfusion
Betty Jean Campbell daughter of Mr and Mrs George Campbell is improving today after a blood transfusion yesterday in a Huron hospital where she remains seriously ill.
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Betty Jean Campbell
George Campbell
Huron Hospital
Tax on Imported Crude Petroleum Bill Drafted in Senate
Washington December 2 A bill prepared by Senator Shortridge Republican California would impose a one dollar per barrel charge on imports of crude petroleum and a fifty percent ad valorem tax on by products.
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Washington
Shortridge
California
Gandhi Stricken With Fever After Round Table Work
Mahatma Gandhi, exhausted by his labors at the Indian round table conference, was sent to bed tonight with a feverish cold.
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Gandhi
London
Mahatma Gandhi
Hold Up In Dayton’s Minneapolis Store Basement
A gunman held up LL W. Anderson who ran a check cashing office in the store basement. He obtained $2,000 from the Dayton company in Minneapolis.
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Dayton
Minneapolis
Dayton Company
LL W. Anderson
Senator Wheeler to Sponsor Inquiry on Wage Scale Evaders
Washington December 2 Senator Wheeler Democrat Montana announced he will sponsor a congressional investigation into evaders of the local wage scale law on government projects.
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Washington
Wheeler
Montana
Promised Senate Vote on Prohibition Noted
In Washington on December 2 the senate leader promised a vote on prohibition. The report cites Senator Watson of Indians as the key figure and notes a legislative focus on the issue.
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Washington
Senate
Watsor
Purchase Of 30 Acres For Terrace Park Approved
The Sioux city vote approved buying 30 acres for Terrace Park development at 13 000 dollars. The measure carried 248 to 77 in a special municipal election, affirming the city commission action to acquire the land despite a light turnout.
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City Commission
Terrace Park
Tobacco growers boycott Owensboro auctions over low bids
Hundreds of farmers in Kentucky’s dark tobacco belt protested offers at Owensboro auction floors. Buyers’ prices averaged four dollars per hundred pounds on 78 269 pounds versus eight dollars 47 last year for five hundred thousand pounds. Farmers halted sales, gathered at the courthouse yard, and planned to seek federal farm board help next week, with many favoring not planting or forming a cooperative to market this year’s crop.
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Owensboro
Owensbord
Court House
Federal Farm Board
Legionnaires Will Eat Venison Stew at Meeting
Huron American Legion William Reaves post meets Thursday at 8 pm to discuss venison stew dishes offered by the Legion auxiliary. C C Fisher, back from the Black Hills hunt, leads the debate. Paul Stackwick, a Haro youth and former castaway, will speak of his Robinson Crusoe like experiences. A T J Marvey grocery rep presents post with 20 for Legion charity from Nov 20 21 sales. Associated Charities receives the rest. Plans for a December 18 clothing and food drive are on the agenda.
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Huron Legionnaires
William Reaves
American Legion
C. C. Fisher
Black Hills
Legion Auxiliary
Paul Stackwick
Haro
Cocos Island
Pacific Ocean
Modecn
Robinson Crusoe
T. J. Marvey Grocery
Legion Charity
Associated Charities
Thursdey
Pangborn Elected Miller Commercial Club President
Dr. M. W. Pangborn was chosen president of the Miller Commercial club at its annual meeting Tuesday night. Elmer Nelson was replaced as president by Pangborn. L. T. Jarmuth became vice president and J. C. Tones secretary. New director Frank Scofield also joined the board along with reelected H. J. Bush Geld. George A. Starling of Huron spoke on banking and world affairs, praising Miller cooperation. Circuit Judge Frank R. Fisher discussed legal work, and music pupils entertained. A banquet and dance is planned for December 10.
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South Dakota Bankers Association
Miller
Frank R. Fisher
G. W. Baughman
Phyllis
Junior Baughman
Mack Jones
Hera
Wabash Railway Falls Into Receivership Amid Cash Strains
In St Louis on December 2 1924 the Wabash railway was placed under federal receivership after failing to secure more funding. Walter S Franklin, newly elected Wabash president, and Frank Nicodemus Jr were named receivers as the line faced insolvency due to reduced freight revenue and auto industry decline. The T J Moss Tie company petition blamed the automaker sector and trailer hauls for cutting Wabash revenues.
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ST. Louis
Wabash Railway Company
Road
Walter S. Franklin
Frank €. Nicodemus, Jr
New York
T. J. Moss Tie Company
Detroit
Pay Cut Proposed in Ottawa Ontario Report
A brief Ottawa notice outlines a proposed pay cut affecting multiple departments with potential impacts on staff and operations. Officials cite budget constraints and aim to implement changes by next quarter while preserving essential services.
Baltimore Attorney Flees Suit Over Receiver Appointment
Baltimore attorney J. Cookman Boyd acting for Rimeetf fled suit in circuit court seeking two receivers for the Radio-Keith-Orpheum cooperation. The move targets one of the country’s largest theatrical enterprises.
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Baltimore
Des
J. Cookman Boyd
Rimeetf
Radio-Keith-Orpheum
Elks Banquet and Initiation Tonight at Hu Yon Lodge
Special meeting scheduled at Hu Yon Lodge No. 444 with turkey dinner, starting 6:36 p.m. Exalted Ruler John P. Siuet presiding. Deputy Grand Exalted Ruler George G Hunt will inspect and discuss grand lodge messages before initiation work.
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iElks
George G Hunt
South Dakota Elks
Hu ‘Yon
John P. Siuet
Loedge
Mr. Hunt
Pias
Huren Lodge
Beadle County Audit Details Uncover Overcharges and Errors
Beadle County auditors report a series of mischarges including a $177.07 overcharge by Sheriff Huntley for court appearances and mileage. Overpayments totaled other minor errors, with reimbursement promised. The audit notes transportation costs for convicts and adjustments pending state approval. Funeral services for Harry C. Flint, former Jamestown mayor, were held.
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Huron
Lynde G. Larsen
C Evers
Don R. Huntley
Sargent
Stromey
Sas
Huntley
State Auditing Department
Jamestown
N. D
Harry C. Flint
Nir
Flint
National Bank and Trust Co
Jamestown Building and Loan Co
For Sale and Lost Notice Patchwork Classified
Mixed classified blurbs include a coon skin overcoat for $1240 with contact, a stray white puppy with brown ears needing phone contact, land for water filters at ONeal’s grocery, a Cadillac seven passenger cab in sale, and dressed hogs priced 614 cents per pound with phone number F-48165.
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S. W
O'Neal's Grocery
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