Market Report Shows Uneven Prices Across Livestock
ARMOUR STOCKYARDS reports Tuesday receipts around 2 000 with prices uneven to mostly ten cents lower. Cattle and hogs show mixed movement while calves, yearlings, and beef cows range in varied tones. sheep and lamb markets fluctuate with fat lambs noted weaker and packers mostly steady. Chicago hog futures drift, while Minneapolis and Duluth cash markets show mixed grain and livestock quotes across wheat, oats, barley, rye, and flax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armour Stockyards
Hurch
Armoura
Moun City
Felo
Minneapolis
Hag Ata OY
Ah Az Siouk Iy
Duluth
Chicago
Dessae
Wheat Market Lacks Zest in Minneapolis Session
Minneapolis wheat trading showed no zest with little news to spur activity. December wheat closed unchanged while May held steady. Corn opened higher and stayed firm, oats gained early slight, rye quiet, barley firmer, flax eased. Cash wheat premiums easy to 1c lower. cash corn demand fair. oats slower.
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Minneapolis
Livestock Market Roundup Across Sioux Falls St Paul and Chicago
Sioux Falls prices show hogs steady to 2 lower with heavy packs at 1.75 to 1.90, cattle steady around 7.00. St Paul reports slow cattle opening and mixed hogs with bids mostly steady, calves and vealers near steady, and packers active. Chicago hogs open strong to higher with weights 14 to 169 pounds fetching 0.60 to 0.60 per hundredweight, with sow values 2.75 to 3.88 and lighter pigs mixed. overall activity uneven across markets.
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Sioux
Sioux Falls
St. Paul
Chicago
Marly
Grain market report with mixed North Dakota bids
Minneapolis market notes list varied grain prices and grades for wheat and barley, including No 1 hard spring 80 No 1 dark northern TS 73 No 1 northern 77 98 No 2 mid 10 No 3 hard winter 77 No 2 duran 4% No 1 amber durum 7% No 2 mixed curum oats No 3 white 2h O RY Rye No 2 aH Barley No 2 51 sarople G4 C 4 Tiax No 1 Li LIK.
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Minneapolis
Dec
Markets Huron Poultry Butter Eggs Furnished Daily
Huron markets list poultry and eggs with Swit and Co pricing. Leghorn springs and hens offered with weights and per dozen or per pound rates, concluding with butter prices. Markets reflect daily supply and regional pricing from Huron and Springs areas.
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Huron
Swit & Co
Huron Poultry and Bags Furnished by Buck Grethers Guron
Fragmented OCR lists poultry products and live stock items with weights and grades, mentioning Buck Grethers Guron and assorted live ducks leghorn hens roosters and rabbits. The text is garbled with misread characters but centers on poultry and farm supplies offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Mitchell Produce Tuesday Market Report Summary
Mitchell and Sioux Falls export market notes for December. Reports list prices and weights for hens, leghorn varieties, springs, ducks, geese, turkeys, and eggs, with butterfat and butter prices. Chicago and New York markets show firmer butter, steady eggs, and varied poultry quotes. Minneapolis and Wisconsin receive flour and produce price updates.
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Mitchell
Sioux Falls
Chicago
New York
Hennery Brown
Stock Market Ends Mixed After Morning Decline
New York trading showed a mixed close after five quiet sessions as declines in early hours gave way to gains. Atchison rose almost four points, New York Central and others gained around two, while rail and specialty issues dipped to new lows before industrials steadied near year’s low.
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New York
Atchison
New York Central
Southern Railway
Frisco
American Can
U. 5
Steel
Natonal Biscuit
Dupont
Seeral
Aes
Jury arraignments begin in Aberdeen federal court case rundown
The Aberdeen federal court opened with Judge Wyman presiding. John E. Hippie was elected jury foreman. A dozen defendants were to be arraigned this afternoon. The first trial involves Ottertail Power Company versus New Effington Electric Company. Carl B. Halls and Cyrus F. Fried admitted to practice.
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Aberdeen
Dec
Wyman
John E. Hippie
Pierte
Ottertail Power Company
Effington Electric Company
Carl B. Halls
Webster
Cyrus F. Fried
Minnesota
Georgians Stir Moscow Worries In Tiflis
Meckling Bank closes as state examiner seizes assets in Meckling amid reports of Soviet industrialization push in Tiflis Georgia. Red Army presence suspected, locals speak Georgian, shops and hydroelectric plans cited while tensions with Moscow loom.
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Tiflis
Russia
Red Army
Soviet Union
Kura
Moscow
Senate approves tariff board nominees amid tied votes
The Senate Anance committee advanced six tariff commissioners from President Hoover after probing Edgar B. Brossard's links to the 1923 sugar probe. Brossard faced a tight 8 to 1 approval while Alfred P. Dennis moved 16 to 7 with party split defections. Henry P. Fletcher John L. Coulter Thomas W. Page and Lincoln Dixon were approved without recorded votes.
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Washington
Dec
Senate
Anance Committee
Hoover
Edgar BH. Brossard
Utah
Suger
Brossard
Alfred P. Denniss
Maryland
Dennis
King
LaFullette
Wisconsin
Couzens
Michigan
Harrison
Mississippi
Henry P. Fletcher
Pennsylvania
John L. Coulter
North Dakota
Thomas W. Page
Virginia
Lincoln Dixon
Indiana
Stores To Be Open Nights Here Soon
Huroniga will keep their stores open evenings beginning December 15 to aid Christmas shoppers. The Chamber of Commerce retail division, after a meeting, left closing times to individual merchants. A survey of credit business and installment selling by Huron merchants will be conducted, showing five year trends with no details on individual cases. E. F. Herrig, secretary of the Associated Retailers, Mr. Hunt, and A. B. Crowell are to oversee the survey.
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Huroniga
Chamber of Commerce
George C. Hunt
Huron
E. F. Herrig
Associated Retailers
Mr. Hunt
A. B. Crowell
Gibson Sees Limited Gains in Disarmament Draft
Geneva Dec 3 American delegate Hugh S. Gibson told the final session that the disarmament commission's draft convention falls short of expectations though it promises stabilization of armaments. He noted the world can hope for more at the upcoming general conference if governments make progress in the meantime.
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Gibson
Geneva
Hugh S. Gibson
Mr. Gibson
Fesler to Attend Miller Banquet in Columbus Ohio
Wesley Fesler Ohio State All American end and secretary Paul K Myers of the Huron Chamber of Commerce plus Mrs Myera i are among guests at the nineteenth annual Miller Commercial Club banquet in Miller auditorium Columbus Governor J. Bulow will be among speakers The turkey dinner starts at 6 30 pm Also noted are references to peanut pork popularization efforts and broad market quotations including steel and utility stock prices as well as treasury figures and bank loan rates.
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Smart Boys
Fesler
Myers
Stock Market Rundown From City and Oil Sectors
Brief read notes mixed quotes on bid and ask levels for First Bank and Cities Service. Mentions OTC trading and general oil sector activity with unclear identifiers. Provides a snapshot of market chatter rather than a coherent report.
Many Are Killed In Fight With Brigands Near Yangtse
Vernacular papers report an engagement between water police and pirates near the Yangtse river mouth Saturday. At least buccaneers and several policemen are killed, a blockade is declared, and all craft must be examined. The brigands number over 1000 and have ravaged small islands, halting coastal trade.
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Entive Water Police
Yangtye
Yangtse
Fear For Lives Of Mexican Attorneys
Mexican federal guards and Juarez police went into the mountains south of Juarez to search for state district attorney Riva Palacio and attorney Andres Cardes. They feared for the two men’s lives after they left Friday to investigate a reportedly slain child near Juarez. Officers warned the reported killing could be a lure by enemies to draw them into the mountains. The missing men had been active against bandits along the border.
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EL Paso
Texas
Mexic Federal Guarda
Juarez
Riva Palacio
Andres Cardoes
iFimay
Juares
United States
Elevator Managers Open Convention in Aberdeen
Four man elevator managers from across the state gathered in Aberdeen for the association's annual convention. Registration suggested record attendance as speeches outlined farm grain issues. Franks Kriebs J H Lemmon A L Berg W J Kuhrt and J J Murphy addressed the gathering on agriculture wool marketing grain transportation.
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Aberdeen
Frank D. Kriebs
J. H. Lemmon
Lemmon
A. L. Berg
Baltic
Asociation
W. J. Kuhrt
Minneapolis
Northwest Grain Essociation
J. J. Murphy
State Railroad
Commiealmner
Bread price probe to determine raw material spread
Washington report states the justice department launched an investigation into bread pricing to ascertain why the cost of raw materials exceeds the finished product. The inquiry aims to explain the price spread affecting consumers and bakery costs.
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Washington
Dec
Justice Department
Koenig surveys Wessington school children today
Dr. Margaret Koenig child health specialist leads a Beadle County health survey at Wessington grade schools assisted by Miss L Marjorie Pickell of Huron. The program, directed by Supt Merton Aldrich, will examine 150 children and runs today and Wednesday funded by the Christmas seal fund.
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Koenig
Wessington
Margaret Koenig
L. Marjorie Pickell
Huron
Beadle County Health Association
Regulate Signs For 15 Mile Speed Rate
City electrician Fred Erlandson announced new traffic measures lowering the speed to 15 miles per hour at the Dakota avenue Fifth street south intersection to reduce danger. The path includes Hobbie signs, ornamental lights on West Third Street, and the installation of 20 watt posts between Illinois and Ohio avenues to modernize the downtown area ahead of Christmas.
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Sweenagu Wodbiess
Dakota Avenue
Fred Erlandson
City
Fifth Street
West Third Street
Illinois
Ohio
Erlandson
McLaughlin Sets To Finish Parker's Audit Job
Nelli McLaughlin of McLaughlin-Noreen & Company has arrived in Huron to supervise the South Dakota branch for a week to ten days. He will complete the audit begun by J E D Parker who died suddenly last week and was buried in Ideal cemetery. Parker, a chartered accountant educated at Oxford, supervised the Beadie county books. Parker's wife will move back to England with their two sons, and Parker's parents lie in England.
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Nelli McLaughlin
McLaughlin-Noreen & Company
Huron
Comepany
South Dakota
J. E. D. Parker
Ideal
Parker
Beadie
England
Oxford University
McLaughlin
Mira Parker
Plan Handbook For Senior High School
A student council committee at Huron High School, led by Evelyn Wayne, works with Principal D. Dunbar to draft a handbook of rules and activities to be freely distributed to all students. A second committee, chaired by Milo Youel with Jack Poole and Frances Hughes, drafts a constitution and bylaws for the senior high school and student council.
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Huron High School
D. Dunbar
Dunbar
Evelyn Wayne
Raymond Ramsell
Vera LaCraf
Milo Youel
Jack Poole
Frances Hughes
Claws
Early Hardships in Huron Highlight Pioneer Letter
John Cain, Huron’s first postmaster and founder of its first newspaper, read a letter detailing the brutal 1880-01 winter in Huron. At the Beadle County Historical Society meeting at the courthouse, Cain, now based in Salt Lake City, shared letters from Frank E. Stevens of Sycamore DL and Major Coffin describing Huron’s early era and the first Fourth of July celebration in 1380.
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Huron
John Cain
Beadle County Historical Society
Court House
Cain
Salt Lake City
Frank E. Stevens
Sycamore, DL
Major Coffin
Huron Delegation Attends State Church Convention
About 12 members of the First Chris Han church of Huron traveled to Sioux Falls for a one day state convention led by Rev. W. F. Turner state secretary for Washington. Rev. H. C. Saum a returned missionary from India will speak. Rev. W. H. Hardaker of Huron oversees state missions and presides over the South Dakota Christian Missionary society.
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Huron
Sioux Falls
W. F. Turner
Washington
H.C. Saum
India
W. H. Hardaker
South Dakota
Christian Missionary, Society
America
Junior High Pupils To Produce Comedy
Junior high students present a three act farce titled The Bash ful Me Bobbs Friday at eight in the high school assembly. Cast includes Marshall Townsend Trying Rexirad Charles Jacob Debus Huron and Mary Herrin Huron in a lively school program.
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Bobbs
Marshall Townsend
Trying Rexirad
Charles
Keeping Em On Farm Is Solved
KEWANEE Illinois December 9 The G range session heard E A Eckert of Mascoutah Iowa state master of the M I Grange say unemployment has drawn rural people away from cities and that farmers face a future of growth through adaptation He urged tariff reform for a square deal and noted cheaper electricity could improve farm conditions while criticizing public utility commissions for failing to protect the public and favor government rate control
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Kewanee
E. A. Eckert
Mascoutsh
Miauis State Grange
Grange
Eckert
Public Utilities Commissions
Hoover Warns Of Raid On Treasury
President Hoover warned of attempts to burden the government beyond its financial position. He said prosperity cannot be restored by raids on the public treasury and noted pending legislation would raise about 4.5 million dollars above his budget asks. He warned tax increases would hit farmers and workers and condemned political maneuvers harming misery.
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Washington
Hoover
Reelection effort and veterans honored in Scout meeting
Harold Carlson of Blunt and Donald Mow bart of Hitchcock could not attend. Twenty one Scouters receiving veteran badges for five to 15 years. Five year badge recipients listed. Nine new troops organized in the past year with others in progress at Fort Pierre Wessington Springs Lane Wessington Woonsocket Ree Heights Artesian Blunt and Canning. Training courses held at Huron college with 42 men enrolled and more courses planned.
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Harold Carlson
Blunt
Donald Mow Bart
Hitchcock
Rev. Besselievre
E. R. Humeston
Redfield
Mr. Greene
Huron
Badger
George H. Costain
E. H Breummer
Walker
A. F. Miller
H. A. Hill
Lloyd Sherman
Clarence Ulrich
David Eveans
Alpena
W. H. Sherwood
C. A. Williams
Guy W. Cook
Doland
Edward W. Marzahn
Tulare
Warren J. Page
Allen J. Brigham
H. H. Humphrey
Cyril Vaniive
Karl Goldsmith
Pierre
Albert Hartt
Hoeda
G. J. Kiel
Ft Pierre
Wessington Springs
Lane
Wessington
Woonsocket
Ree Heights
Artesian
Canning
A. J. Lang
Civic Service
George A. Youel
Court of Honor
F. D. Kinyon
Gnance
Fred. D.greene
Hyde Flays Food Loans Allocation Plan
The article notes President Hoover proposed a 150 million lump sum for food loans, with 110 million earmarked for specific uses and 40 million to be allocated for flexibility. It states a clause allows transfer of appropriations to maximize employment opportunities across work types.
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Hoover
Weight loss pitch via Kruschen Salts advert
A Kentucky woman reportedly lost 40 pounds in a short period and a weight loss scheme promotes Kruschen Salts as a four week program. Readers are advised to cut pies pastries ice cream and other foods while using the salts daily in hot water. Available at local drug stores.
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America
H. A. Perriton
Comer
Kentucky
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