Hog Market Steps Up Prices Amid Heavy Hog Offers
Market notes from Armour Stockyards in Huron report hogs steady to higher with receipts around 2 800. Chicago hog prices drift toward 4.00 average as 45 000 fresh hogs and 3 000 stale hogs arrive. bids slow and lower than prior day, best hogs not rising above last year’s low. Sioux Falls and other markets show varied bids with hogs and cattle at mixed levels.
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Armour Stockyards
Huron
Chicago
Sioux Falls
Wheat futures rally at close in Minneapolis market
Wheat futures reversed decline to close higher after a poor early session in Minneapolis. December, May, and July contracts gained while oats and rye lagged. Barley and flax rose. corn saw no activity. Cash receipts described as fair to indifferent with mixed premium movement. Prices for No 1 dark northern wheat and mixed durum listed among other grains.
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Minneapolis
Chinneapolis
Sac
TleiTte
Leek
Sioux City
Avi
Minneapolis Carlot Grain Sales Report Parcel Prices
Minneapolis grain market summary shows carlot sales and cash close results for December. Wheat and corn prices listed with multiple grades and protein specifications. durum and amber durum values noted. rye and barley quotes included with separate grade lines.
Sioux City Livestock Prices Steady to Weak In Early Sales
U S Dept of Agriculture reports 3 000 cattle and 10 000 hogs with mixed trends. Fat steers and yearlings steady to weak while fat cows hold. hogs mostly steady to Wednesday's average with top prices near 3 90 per 100 pounds. Sheep and lambs show softer packer bids, with fat ewes and feeders fluctuating.
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Sioux City
U. S
Chicago
Der
U. S. Dept of Age
WOBO
Duluth Grain and Wheel Report From December 19
A cryptic Duluth market note lists wheel, dark northern and red durum grain quotes with percentages and arrivals. Flax on track shows 13MO1.43% to arrive by December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duluth
Tharday
Poultry Market Offerings and Prices From Huron Vendors
Readable text shows live geese, turkeys and hens with weight ranges. Items include No 1 dressed young birds and various ages, sizes, and weights. Market listings note dairy and poultry products from local vendors.
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Huron
Tom
HIDE AND WOOL MARKET AND GRAIN PRICES REPORT
Furnished by Bolles Rogert Huron S D 1 hides 45 1b and under 5c No 1 hides 45 1b over 4c Bull hides 2c Green or brained hides 1c less No 2 hides 1 cent less Horse No 1 large full head legs tail 1.50 to 1.75 Wool medium 1c fine and rejects 3 cents Sheep pelts 10c to 25c Flour markets in Minneapolis and Chicago show lower prices with various grades and delivery terms. Butter eggs and potatoes quoted in Chicago and regional markets with fluctuating values and day-end notes. Continuous mix of farm produce and commodity prices across several midwestern cities.
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Bolles & Rogert
Huron
S. D
Closing Quotations in Allis Chal
A compact note lists chemical and dye terms with percentages and abbreviations for Am acting in various contexts. The entry reads like market shorthand or product shorthand from a historical trade page. The fragment includes references to Am Cm 81 percent and Am Sem & Ef 30 percent among other brief mentions.
Magda Lupescu Seen As Future Roman Queen Claims
In Bucharest reports say Magda Lupescu has become a Christian to qualify as queen and Prince Nikolas is said to have renounced royal membership. The palace area hosts her residence while officials deny the suggestion and debate Persists on Carol’s stance.
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Magda Lapescu
Prince Naa My Nat
Carth
Miboug
Paris
Mme
Lupescu
Bucharest
Nikolas
Carol
Premiier Jores
Royal Palace
Mme. Magda
Jana Lucia Delet
Romania
Geese Massacre At Huron Farm Sparks Animal Theories
At the B F Barthell farm near Huron a flock of 36 geese was killed overnight with blood sucked from under wings and necks. Locals blame weasels mink badgers or skunks though some doubt persists. Chickens and turkeys were spared. Loss estimated between six and seventy nine dollars. No sounds or movements alerted the household until morning.
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B. F. Barthell
Huron
Barthell
Nels Johnson
Barthel Farm
Barthel
West River Poultry Show Opens in Rapid City
The third annual West River Poultry Show opened to the public with hundreds of fowls on display. Judging by George W. Hackett of the American Poultry Association was completed. Mammoth Bronze turkeys won sweepstakes by George Lamm. Exhibitors come from Mitchell Wolgs Hazel and nearby areas, show sponsored by the Rapid City Cosmopolitan Club with state and county agricultural officials conducting demonstrations.
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R. C. Rapid City
West River
George W. Hackett
Wazeta
Mint
American Poultry Association
Chicago
George Lamm
Philip
Mitchell
Wolgs
Hazel
South Dakota
Bolte
Tos
Rapid City
Pennington County Poultry Improvement Association
Department of Agriculture
O. J. Weimer
State College
Brookings
John Wolan Found Guilty Of Attack
John M. L. Wolan was convicted by a circuit court jury here late yesterday on a charge of assault with a deadly weapon with intent to kill during a drinking party on November 16. His wife, hospitalized with a leg wound, faced the trial's outcome as the case proceeded through the local court system.
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Rapid City
John ML Wolan
Eadault
Highway Engineers Confer Over 1932 Road Plans
Five highway engineers met with the South Dakota highway commission in Pierre to discuss the 1932 program including maintenance and new road projects. The commission will wait on federal aid figures from Congress before finalizing the plan. District engineers John F. Jacobs Aberdeen F T Schrader Huron W S Hannan Mitchell S C Berry and H H Babcock Rapid City attended the conference.
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Pierre
South Dakota
Highway Commission
Congress
T. Bates
Bass
John F. Jacobs
Aberdeen
F. T. Schrader
Huron
W. 8. Hannan
Mitchell
S.C. Berry
H. H. Babcock
Rapid City
Winners Announced In Color Contest At Huron Theatre
The Evening Huronite rewards top color comic pages with free Huron theatre tickets. Delores Smith of Broadland and Jane Knight of 48 Ohio Avenue Southwest win among many entrants. five other winners listed include Robert Johneon and Lucille Tams of Route 3 Huron and Herman Schroeder of Route 4 Buros.
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Delores Smith
Broadland
Jane Knight
Ohio Avenue Southwest
Huron Theatre
Huronite
Huron
Robert Johneon
Lucille Tams
Fifth Street
Herman Schroeder
Buros
Rules Remove Funds Not Preferred Claim
Pierre December 10 Attorney General Sharpe issues opinion to E A Ruden state superintendent of banks. He says funds of closed state banks placed in other state banks for local liquidation do not become preferred claims.
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Pierre
Sharpe
E. A. Ruden
Bardee
Atformmen Gen
Four Men See Exit In Robbery Case Investigation
Four men, including Francis Weaver of Rapid City, are being investigated after a recapture chase following a theft at a department store. Swede Nielson led the pursuit today as authorities seek how the group obtained a saw and the details of the larceny involving Titans Livingston and others from the river county area.
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R.C
Nielson
Francis Weaver
Rapid City
Titans Livingston
Toll River Coun
Robbery Suspects Held In Sioux City
Sioux City police report three men detained after a robbery incident. Names and charges are not fully disclosed in the readable copy. Investigators continue to question the suspects as the investigation proceeds.
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Sioux City
Dec
Uniform City Accounting Conference Nears Consensus
South Dakota city officials from towns east of the Missouri River gather in Huron to craft a uniform city accounting method under State Auditor William Dunn. The informal sessions aim to enable direct comparisons among municipalities to improve governance and economy.
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South Dakota
Missouri River
Huron
William Dunn
Weta
Dekate
Dunn
Ernestine Lindberg
Watertown
J. W. Langdon
Yankton
Thomas Eastcott
Mitchell
Welter Leyse
Sioux Falla
Marie Brown
Lydia Kohlhoff
Aberdeen
M. F. Walt
Lois Gannaway
William H. O'son
State Auditor's Department
Mr. Dunn
H. B. MclFarland
Ben Salem
Ray Wickware
Pauline Doyle
Sioux Palls
Needy Get Help From Red Cross in Dakotas and Nebraska
Red Cross relief for drought and grasshopper areas assisted 4,325 people in November in South Dakota and Nebraska. South Dakota covered 489 farm families with food fuel clothing medical supplies and cow feed. Nebraska aided 1,906 persons in 503 families. Local funds totaled 9,865 with national grants of 2,000 plus a Nebraska grant of 11,000 supplemented by 7,584 in focal funds.
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Mitchell
Red Cross
South Dakota
Nebraska
National Organization
Focal
National Red Cross
Aurora
Bon Homme
Brule
Buffalo
Charles Mix
Douglas
Stanley
Hand
Gregory
Hyde
Hughes
Jerauld Jones Lyman
Mellette
Tripp
Todd
Boyd, Brown, Cedar
Dixon
Holt
Keyapaha
Knox
Rock
Bank Robbers Suspected in Davis National Heist
George A. Starling of the South Dakota Bankers Association and W S Gordon of Burns Detective Agency say the Davis First National Bank thieves who stole 2122 on December 1 will be caught soon. Gordon notes arrests will follow when suspects begin spending the money and urges small-town merchants to watch for unusual expenditures. A $1000 reward is offered by the state bankers association.
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Sioux Falls
First National Bank of
Davis
George A. Starling
South Dakota Bankers Association
Burns Detective Agency
Gordon
Northwest
Burns Agency
Davia
Starling
Bankers Association
Sherman Named Head Of Ice Cream Makers
Clifford E. Sherman of Minneapolis was re elected president of the Minnesota and Northwest Association of Ice Cream Manufacturers. Other officers re elected were Dan Carlson of Wilmer as vice president Nell Baden of Wadena as treasurer and P W Crowley of Des Moines as secretary.
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Sherman
Minneapolis
Clifford E. Sherman
Minnesota and Northwest Association of
Dan Carlson
Wilmer
Nell Baden
Wadena
P.W. Crowley
Des Moines
Hunk Anderson Heads To Mayo Clinic for Checkup
Notre Dame football coach Heartley Anderson arrived in Rochester Minnesota for a physical examination at the Mayo Clinic. He previously spent weeks there last summer and was treated for meningitis and appendicitis.
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Hunk Anderson
Rochester Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Heartley
Hunk) Anderson
Notre Dame
Mayoel
Anderson
Pheasant Feeding To Be Discussed By Local League
Beadle county Beadle Walton League chapter meets Friday at 4 p m on the Marvin Hughitt hotel mezzanine to discuss pheasant winter feeding. Other topics include water in the James River near Huron and disposal of 1000 Chinese elm trees for spring planting around rural schools and city parks.
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Beadle County
Lank Walton League
Marvin Hughitt
League
James River
Huron
City
Mary Of Little Lamb Fame Dies At 90 In Worthing
Mary Hughes famed as the girl with the lamb that followed her to school dies at age ninety at her Worthing home. Her story of the lamb inspired the nursery rhyme widely loved by generations and recounted by her friends in old age.
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Mary of
Little Lamb
London
Mary Hughes
Mary
Worthing
Billy
Sarah Buel
M. Hale
Miss Buel
Tu Issa
Vale 1Gollen
North Wales
John Thomas
Sometim
Miss Coward
Sarah
Lenz and Jacoby Lead Bridge Culbertsons Stare Down Deficit
The Lenz and Jacoby duo hold a 2375 point lead as night watch resumes the 150 rubber match with Culbertsons not worried about a 2075 point disadvantage. Crosby and Capablanca with Foxy Grandpa Lenz, Oswald Jeedy and Jacoby bring high stakes to the Knickerbocker Whist Club in New York.
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Lenz
Jacoby
Culbertsons
Tom O'Neill
New York
Sidney S. Lenz
Howler
Whet
Jose Capablanca
Knickerbocker
Oswald Jeedy
Columbia
Foxy
Grandpa Lenz
Culbertson
Plans For Seed Loans Debated By South Dakota Panel
Pierre officials report Governor Green’s central relief committee finalized seed loan administration plans and discussed extending application cutoff to December 15. They noted $1,225,009 in federal special loans aided needy livestock producers and urged favorable regulations for next spring. Members include Dean C. Larsen, George Starling, and Charles McCaffree.
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Pierre
Green
Central Relief Committee
South Dakota
Congress
Norbeck
Congressman Williamson
Dean C. Larsen
South Dakota State College
George Starling
Huron
Charles McCaffree
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Swill & Co
Toma
Amal
Emall
Geome
U. S. Dept of Agr
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Springs
Siour Falls
Mitchel
Prem
John Wolan
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Cole Fuel
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Curtis Wright
Drug SA
Lastman HM
Fox Film
Gen
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EKO
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Studebaker
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Thm Rot Bg
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U. B Rubber
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Yellow Track
Northwest Bancorporation
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