Market News: Hog Prices Rebound as Markets Mixed
Market reporting from Armour Stock Yards in Huron shows hog prices up 10 to 15 cents with receipts about 400. Cattle, calves and heifers varied, with good steers and yearlings around 10 to 12 dollars, medium cattle and cows showing smaller moves. Reports include prices from St Paul and Sioux Falls, with hogs near 7.45 to 7.95 per 100 pounds and cattle trading steady to weak in several markets.
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Armour Stock Yards
Huron
Market mixed in Chicago with varied livestock bids
The Chicago market showed a mixed day on December 22 with early gains to 10 cents, but later weakness in hogs and cattle. Hogs traded weak to lower than Wednesday, tops around 3.50, bulk at 4.90 to 8.45. Cattle at standstill, sheep and lambs slow with bids 10 to 25 cents lower. some good lambs sold at 9 to 9.25.
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St. Paul
Chicago
Huron and Sioux City Produce Market Reports Dec 2
Sioux Falls Mitchell and Sioux City markets publish prices for heavy hens Leghorn hens springs and cocks ducks geese butterfat and butter. New York Chicago and Minneapolis reports list poultry and butter bids with No. 1 No. 2 classifications and per unit quotes for dairy products.
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Huron
Swift & Huron
Sioux Falls
Mitchell
Soux City
Sioux City
Sile
New York
Wheat Climbs On Crop Damage News in Argentina
Wheat futures rose in Chicago amid reports of Argentina crop damage and mixed expectations for north and south yields. Declines in some sources were offset by higher futures and profit-taking influenced prices. Minneapolis cash and grain market quotes follow with details on No. 1 dark northern and other grades.
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Chivago
Wen
Pyro PY
Argentina
Chicago
Cata Wit
Minneapolis
Montana
Montuns
Representative sales Sioux City animal market report
Representative sales from Sioux City include Bed Steers and Yearlings, Fat Cows and Calves, and Stocker and Feeder cattle with varied lots and prices. Chicago and Sioux City reports show hogs firm to higher, cattle steady to firm, and sheep mixed, with top hogs around 7.90 and fat cows weaker. The Chicago market notes strong hog demand, lighter cattle and vealers, while Sioux City reports 1800 cattle and 125 calves with mixed demand and several price points across categories.
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Sioux City
U. S
DL A
Chicago
D. A
Sioux Chy
Ned
Pative Jainb
Hanford Men Set Speed Record on Kansas City Trip
Vernon Dorrell operations manager and W A Forney station manager of Hanford Airlines powered a Lockheed Electra from W W Hawes Municipal Airport in Huron to Kansas City airport in two hours and nine minutes over 415 miles. They departed 3 15 p m and landed 5 31 p m local time with speeds 90 to 210 mph and at 10 006 feet altitude.
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Huron
Kansas City
Vernon “A.dorrail
Hanford Airlines
W. A Forney
Dorrell
Mr. Forney
W. W. Hawes
Huron Field
London City
Forney
1938 Auto Show Closes After Big Huron Display
Huron automobile dealers wrap up the 1938 Auto Show with hundreds of attendees viewing 14 models from 10 dealers. The event featured floor shows by Huron College, Huron High School, and Colette Kapphehn, closing with Borls Lang orchestra entertainment.
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Huron
Ing
Daum
Borls Lang
Huron College
Jlaftus H. Ward
Prof. Ward
Vocalista Jr
Huroh
C. L Kappahahn
Mra
Scotland Yard Captures Elusive Burglar Known as Flannel Foot
London prosecutor announced Henry Williams a 49 year old clerk confessed to multiple housebreakings linked to the famed burglar nickname Flannel Foot. He pleaded guilty to several charges and received a five year sentence for the main offenses. Williams often used a bicycle to escape and showed willingness to plead to remaining charges.
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London
Scotland Yard
Chnamas Humpreys
Henry Williams
William
Hila
Steels Lead Late Rally In Market
New York stock market closed strong as steels sparked a late rally with blue chip leaders advancing up to several points. Brokers cited late speculative buying in the final hour and recent setbacks as clues to a rebound, while steel offers buoyed the sector despite overall low trading.
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New York
Rapid City Inspects New Airport Site Eight Miles East
Rapid City officials and a Bureau of Air Commerce team plus a Wyoming Air Service representative visited a mile square tract on a bench land eight miles east for a municipal airport. Four prior sites were eliminated. options on the new tract are being pursued with $30,000 set aside for site purchase and development to meet air mail and air transport requirements.
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Rapid City
Nequin ’ Municipal Airport
United States
Burau
Ail Commerce
Wyoming Air Service
Bureau
James Douglas
Kansas City
Iairline
A. 5. Holms
Bureau of Air Commerce
Christmas Basket Plan Aims to Help All Needy Families
The Salvation Army and the Efies Club lead annual Christmas basket efforts with plans for a city clearing house to prevent duplicate deliveries. Churches clubs ex servicemen groups and individuals will join to bring Christmas day brighter for less fortunate neighbors amid worship services and festive gatherings.
Masonic Lodge Elects Officers at Huron No 26 Meeting
Huron Lodge No 26 AF and AM held three meetings where Harvey A was elected worshipful master. Other officers elected include Dr C K Walker senior warden Keith Potter junior warden Carl E B Voigt treasurer W Y Bell secretary and C N Hall trustee for two years.
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Masonic Lodge
Huron Lodge No
Harvey A
C. K Walker
Keith Potter
Carl EB. Voigt
Supreme Court vent on fraternity tax refund denial
The Supreme Court denied the Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity at the University of South Chikota a tax refund of 3502.82 for 1925 to 1935. The opinion, upholding Judge A. B. Beck of Clay County Circuit Court, ruled the fraternity chapter renting a house is not a charitable society and thus no better than an ordinary landlord.
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Roddewix
Secretary of State
Tor Kirby
L. E. Waggoner
Sioux Falls
Shields
Supreme Court
Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity
University of South Chikota
Clay County
A. B. Beck
Congress Discusses Farm Bill And Roosevelt Recs
Congress continues work on the farm bill with three days of debate. Secretary Wallace criticizes the farm bill for not protecting consumers and possibly reducing export marketing. Amendments are proposed. House aims to complete farm debate and move to housing legislation next week if ready. Senate action on housing is uncertain due to filibuster. Administration notes limited chances for corporate tax revision before January.
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Roosevelt
Wallace
House
Senate
Rooetvelt
Spokeanen
Texea
Shanghai Parade Measures and Salute to Japan
Paragraph fragment describes parade dosage and saluting Japan in line with military custom. Mentions tentative detent sector and an ATTEMPT 70 STOP phrase, indicating continuation from page 1. Details are unclear but indicate a ceremonial military display in Shanghai with allied or American involvement.
Paul Dwyer Pleads Guilty in Death Tour Case
Paul N Dwyer an 18 year old high school student altered his plea from innocent to guilty in a murder case. He faced charges tied to the 1927 death tour scheme with Dr Janes G Littlefield and her spouse in North Arlington New Jersey. The plea was entered before Judge George Emery in superior court in South Paris Mississippi in December 2007.
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Paul Dwyer
South
Paris
Paul N. Dwyer
Janes G. Littlefield
T Dwyer
Dr. Littlefield
North Arlington
Jude George Emery
Define Issue In Special Election In Huron
A group calling itself the Huron Auditorium Committee filed a statement aimed at voters, arguing the key question is whether to accept a federal grant of 163 026 for the auditorium project, noting the spring bond issue was settled and is not part of the current question. The election also includes a city commissioner race to replace FLOC, with candidates Oscar Wold and Roy Ramsell active and Dr. George A. Youelsti circulating petitions.
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Huron
Huron Auditorium Committee
Floc
We Kuvlia
Oscar Wold
Roy Ramsell
George A. Youelsti
Peace talk ends in recess with no conclusions
John L. Lewis and William Green recessed their two and a half hour peace conference without agreement. Lewis announced a three o clock recess and said only general conversation occurred. Green said the discussion was interesting but offered no further statements. Senator Berry briefly stopped by to pay respects.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
William Green
Lewis
Green
Committee For Industrial Organization
American Federation of Labor
Tale
Senmor Berry
Tennessee Temocrit
Labor
Nonpartisan League
Roosevelt
China China jets mass for new air attacks on Japan
Foreign observers in Hankow report China has amassed a fleet of 300 Russian built warplanes for renewed aerial assaults on Japanese advancing forces. At least 20 twin engined bombers have reached Hankow with others at Sian or en route from Russia. US and British interests fear for American residents amid ongoing battles near Nanking and the Yangtze.
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China
Japan
Hankow
Yangtze River
Nanking
Sian
Russia
Manila
Benmacdhui
United States
Yangtse’ Delta
Wubu
Yangive River
Hangchow
Chekiang Province
KE. Brown
Ann Arbor
Mich
Wuhu
Mokanshan
Shanghai
Biangyin
Jap Steer
Tapaname
Sisoshan
Hansabow
Chicago Man Testifies On Corcoran Row Inquest
Chicago labor organizer testified before a Minneapolis coroner s jury about a quarrel with Corcoran two days before the slaying. He described gang activity and terrorism charges tied to the labor movement and alleged orders to kill a west coast union worker. He named Miles Pseplus and Harry Bridges in theoma, noting he refused further involvement and remained free.
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Minneapolis
Die
Siretie
Chicago
Patricoran
Sinneapolis
Rams
General Divers Union
Corcoran
Teaimsters Joint Council
Llabor
George Cole
Committee For Indust
Robert John Bell
Bell
Mrs. William Barton Dies In Rapid City
Mrs. William G. Barton died last evening at 7 30 in Rapid City after a stroke in July and illness. Formerly Mrs. Mary Griffen of Huron, she moved to Rapid City two years ago and is survived by her husband and two daughters who died in the influenza epidemic. Funeral Saturday at 2 pm in Welter's Chapel with Dr. C E Wilcox officiating. Burial in Riverside Cemetery. body expected to arrive tomorrow morning. Mrs. Barton was a member of the Haron Royal Neighbor Lodge.
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William G. Barton
Rapid City
Barton
Huron
Mary Griffen
Frank Barlow
Second Steel Southeast
Welter's Chapel
C. E. Wilcox
Methodist Church
Riverside Cemetery
Worrow
Haron
Todge
Hospitals Admit Various Patients and Names List
At the hospitals a number of patients are admitted including C2' Admirted, Wessingan, and Earl Dolend. Mrs. Floy Seemann, Mrs. Deve Waldner, and Vivien Barnett are listed among the medics or patients in Huron and surrounding areas.
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AD Swaet
Wessingan
Medics
Earl Dolend
Huron
Floy@ Seemann
Vivien Barnett
Deve Waldner
Dolend
Medical
SALE OF LIVESTOCK AND AUCTION ITEMS
Regular livestock sale announced for Saturday December 4 at Huron Livestock Sales with machinery furniture and other items accepted. An upcoming semi monthly horse sale is scheduled for December 7. Also note sleeping room for rent and a dance event for members and invited guests.
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Huron Livestock Sales
Wanager
Tom
S. P. Siersen
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