Hog Market Mixed Declines Lifted by Lower Hog Bid Prices
Sioux City market reports largely lower hogs with 9,590 head traded and bids about 2.5% below Thursday. Cattle runs steady to mixed with medium quality and light yearlings softening, while beef cows hold near the 5.00 area and bulls weaken. Sioux Falls listings show hogs 4,008 with lower drive trends and slaughter lambs steady to firm, feeding lambs around 6.75 to 7.75 and sheep activity improving.
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Sioux Cily
Dept. Agr
Sioux Falls
South ST. Paul
U. S. Dept
Chicago
Woodien
Comascn
Miocker
Late Stir In Wheat Futures and Livestock Markets
Minneapolis and Chicago reports show mixed livestock trading with cattle and hogs uneven, hogs steady to lower, calves and vealers soft, and feeders slow. Wheat futures opened quiet then firmed on government absorption. Chicago futures mixed as grains react to uncertain export demand and domestic receipts.
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Minneapolis
Market poultry and eggs price report from Sioux Falls
Sioux Falls market report lists heavy poultry prices, leghorn hens and springs by weight, live ducks and geese, dressed ducks and geese, young birds, and butterfat. Includes quantities and prices for live and dressed poultry, eggs, and pullet eggs from Aurea Dairy Market and local producers.
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HUEON
Stoun Falls
Sioux Falls
Chicago Produce Friday Stock Reports and Prices
Chicago and New York market briefs show poultry butter eggs and potatoes with mixed steady prices. Fowls roosters and turkeys listed with small percentage changes alongside butter and egg quotations across markets in Chicago and New York. Wool market notes and U. S. Department of Agriculture potato prices from Chicago conclude the report.
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Chicago
New York
Minneapolis and Duluth Cash Close Market Snapshot
Grain prices and carlot ranges across Minneapolis and Duluth for cash, futures, and nearby months. Wheat and durum prices show varying percentages with No 1 amber durum and red durum in focus, while corn and oats quotes appear limited.
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Minneapolis
Duluth
Bunneapolis
Montana
Mother Of Huron Man Dies
A Long Beach arrival noted this morning as the mother of a Huron man dies at 8 pm. The report records the death as the family funeral notice and lists no further details.
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Long Beach
Labor opens general election fund after local defeats
The Labor Party faces a crucial general election, aiming for an independent majority to enact policies. Municipal losses in Liverpool, Leeds, and Hull, with 27 gains and 92 losses in English Welsh towns, signal farmer unrest and a shift akin to voter dissatisfaction seen in depression era economies.
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Labor Party
England
Shipley
Labor
Horscoughs
Wales
Liverpool
Leeds
Hull
Interstate rail deals boost grain markets fade
The Interstate Commerce Commission granted extensions to Western railroads delaying the April 1 grain rate cuts, offering limited relief to rail interests but failing to lift the stock market. Closing quotes show wide swings across industries, with many major names fluctuating as markets digest the slow pace of reform.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Western Railroads
Reilrold
Minneaplis Market Notes and Stock Close Brief
Market recap from Minneapolis shows bid ask close details for bank stock and corporate descriptors. Readouts include price movement notes and regional financial listings with subtle shifts in bank and corporate listings.
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Minneapolis Etoces
eLoes
Deemer
D H Chase Killed In Willow Lake Car Collision
D H Chase well known livestock breeder and Farmers and Merchants Bank president was killed in an auto collision eight miles northwest of Willow Lake. Lester Trevethick suffered fractures and injuries. frost on windshields caused the head on crash. Chase leaves a widow and two sons C L Chase and L S Chase, plus his father C H Chase.
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Dec. S
Daniel H. Chase
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Here
Lester Trevethick
Chase
Watertown
Clark County
C. L. Chase
South Dakota State Fair Board
L. 5. Chase
Chicago
C. H. Chase
Legion Post Sets Push to Add 150 Members by Dec 13
William Reaves American Legion post aims to raise paid up memberships to 390 by December 13 as part of a district wide effort. At last night’s meeting a kangaroo court found the jury guilty amid entertainment by a male quartet led by Al Teuber. A report on the old clothing drive prompted a first collection Friday December 12. Commander William Welter urged Christmas gifts for a grab bag and announced bulletins will go only to 1931 paid up members. The post, now at 240 members, featured H W Markey presenting a past commander's pin to Leo Temmey as Jack Peterson Deran Hines and Jon Reilly served ham burgers at lunch.
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H.W. Markey
Leo Temmey
Jack Peterson
Deran Hines
Jon Reilly
Cut Out Fund For Dry Education In Prohibition Fight
Washington reports that a 10000 dollar education grant for prohibition enforcement was removed from the treasury supply bill after Democrat Blanton led the point of order. Rep Michener sustained the ruling. Blanton argued a bureau head who allows diversion of 40 million gallons of alcohol for bootlegging is not fit to teach prohibition. James M. Deran is named commissioner of industrial alcohol, a former prohibition commissioner.
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Texas
Michener
Michigan
Wood
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Bilanton
James M. Deran
British Gunboat Aphis Damaged in Yangtse Engagement
In KIUEIANG China dated December 5 a British gunboat Aphis faced heavy bombardment by red forces along the Yangtse river. The vessel fired fifty shots but could not silence the attackers who fired a continuous volley from concealed positions. Some aboard reportedly injured.
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Kiueiang
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Yangtse
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Two Children Die In Albany Fire Tragedy
In Albany Minnesota a fire today killed two children aged five and four by burns and a third child, Jerome aged three, died from suffocation after their father rescued him. The father reentered the burning home twice but was driven back by flames and smoke. Officials say Lomabale Speaa and McCFay Gerads built the stove fire and left, returning to find the house ablaze.
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Minn
Martha
Martin
Jerome
Raasheri
Lomabale Speaa
McCfay Gerads
Mann Speaker to Visit Sioux Falls for Community Builders
Fred P. Mann of Devils Lake North Dakota vice president of the Modern Minute Men of Community Builders will speak in Sioux Falls December 190. Officials announced that upwards of 2,000 are expected to attend.
Lions Club Meeting Draws Five Chapters To Marion
Two members of the Huron Lions club Dean Hi A Hill deputy district governor and Leroy A Boggs drove to Marion yesterday to attend a special gathering of Lions club at the place last night In addition to the Huron and Marion clubs the Sioux Falls Bridgewater and Mitchell organizations were represented At last night's meeting The Huron delegate returned to Huron last night.
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Sioux Falls
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Mitchell
Railroads Need in U S Says Commission
The Interstate Commerce Commission urged continued support for railways amid declining 1929 business. It noted drops in railway workers and freight metrics, warned about passenger travel declines, and called for repeal of revenue recapture rules while pushing regulation of freight forwarding firms.
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Forefathers' supper planned by Congregational church
Bayard Beach promotes Forefathers Day dinner at the Congregational church featuring hot turkey Boston brown bread and two kinds of pie for each guest. The menu reflects early New England hospitality with abundance and variety highlighted by a program recalling colonial customs and the pioneering spirit that shaped America.
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Congregational Church
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Sorensen Bays Service Station Purchases John Babbitt Site
Sorensen Bays Service Station and C Sorensen announced the purchase of the John Babbitt station at Terenty-second street and Da fate esyas taking over the facility. He stated all White Basle products will be carried.
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Leumedistely
College To Have Program Tourgi Tonight
A festive college program combines vaudeville acts music and a debated topic on chain stores under Murua cu auspices at Huron College. Speakers include Frank Richards and Laurence Fugsiey in a one act Sham production with the college orchestra led by John Wharton. Two two person debate teams will argue that modern chain stores aid the common good. Judges include G R Mich Arthur Frank Dwyer and Russell Horson.
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Harald French
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Huron
G. R. M ic-Arthur
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Russell Horson
Jackson
Three Bound Over On Liquor Charges In Federal Case
Three men bound over to the April term of the Federal court in Sioux Falls after hearings before U S Commissioner John F Sauer. Harry Schaller Jr and Leslie Biggerstaff of Huron and Otto Moenck of Howard face liquor law charges with bonds of 1000 dollars each. Proceedings featured testimony from prohibition agents about alleged purchases, with representation provided for Schaller and Moenck.
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Leslie Biggerstaff
Huron
Otto Moenck
Howard
Schaller
Sauer
James Byrnes
Byrnes
Mark Wag
Falls
South Dakota
George Bay
O'Neil
Neb
Orlin Kieth Jones
My. Senn
Hagouer
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Palmer T. Gulickson
Donald Y. Helms
H. Nelson
Moenck
Richard Baldwin Biggerstaff
Clarence Schumacher
Schumacher
Max Royhl
Berman Baisley
VY F W Plans First Annual Dinner at Kalghta of Pythlas Hall
Huron V F W plans their first annual dinner served by the auxiliary in Kalghta of Pythlas hall on December 14 with pheasants as the main dish. Fourteen post members will gather birds from across the country. Commander J R Lowrie urges cooperation to ensure a successful event for members and their families.
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Kalghta
Pythlas Hal
Pes
J. R. Lowrie
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